Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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,ff joe Flanagan, Faculty Adviser - Eugene Raiford, President, jerry Nlichener, 'Jil Hoag, john Taylor Ted Wright, Charlie Thompson, Kirk jones. 0 there be players 3, Hlfzfsfgggaiiyfp ,i,f?zyfQ,:n,.W-.... ?i2ew15s-aft 55 - 'f77Tr 1-1 ff- 'Phil' 'J' M gi rKQi:Q5S'1 of, ,., , VL 'gf '5?'?i's. , -,,. ti NA Zsg, ' 5.4. I -' ,7l4.,'10,2g Enya ' ,-4,1-K. The Boys' Athletic Association during the '52-'53 school year was led by Colonel, faculty adviser, and jerry Michener,presidentg Kirk jones and Gil Hoag served as clerk and treasurer respectively. The rest of the board was composed of joe Flanagan, a manager on last years board, and the new managers of the various sports. Several times during the year, the executive board met with the captains and coaches of the different teams to get suggestions which would enable it to solve the various A.A. problems. The popular Brown and White competitions were made to run more smoothly. A.A. also chose the winners of the Varsity and junior Varsity letters and handled the finances of the athletic program. Both A.A.s were active in the ceremonies involving the laying of the corner-stone of the new gym. 22

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tr: owl' ROI: Alice wiiiwx, Dottie ranks, cidudu mfciiiy. uiiuimi irowx 'rmfhef Niarry Jifsslef. vs' liearl Dave Willcox, Rene kvuerster, Girls' 'le.1.l lane Lippincou, Dave Daniels, teacher Agnes or-ms, Teacher Louise llarl. llAQQK ROW: llarbara Brock, jean Yaukey, Homer Franck, llolv Fisher, Niaster Lk-ne llogenauer, Colin Kelly. ABSENT: Alice rlogenauer, john Wilde. mace dmmczzee rr This year the Service Committee was very energetic. There was, of course, no chance to try to repeat a work- camp for this summer,so the efforts were centered upon a possible exchange student for next year or some year in the near future. linder ,lane Lippincott and Dave Wilcox, the Service Committee began a new system of rotating members to bring the committee closer to the student body. During the Christmas drive, food auctions and cake sales were held, Christmas cards were made and sold, and articles were knit for sending abroad. With the help and guidance of Teachers 'llarty Ciessler, Louise llart, and Agnes Thomas, and llaster Gene lloganauer, the committee had a successful and busy year. 21 Service is no heritage O .I 1 N . i Q. -.ww -- ,swf Q 1-N t 'gen M V--.YJS ' V6 M X '. rf il ,f 'li X '-w.,?5 if 5 gi

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..-..e.,, ...t.. .......,.., ,....,,., Wu, ,,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,,,.-,W --,W I W I V 7 V Char Pc-nficfd. BACK ROW: Pat Hunt, Laura Spelman, Joyce Lower, Faculty Adviser - Mary Borton. 0 Z 1' A I I Tbere, were good sports. This year was quite a successful one financially as well as functionally for the Girls' Athletic Association. The candy store brought in much profit. With some of if this money, A.A. gave a party for the girls, and bought new athletic equipment. :X , The executives for this year were: Linda johanning, if Q' president, Kit Woods, vice-president, Char Penfield, A Along with these four, a board of team managers was included in the association. Not to be forgotten was the fun and friendly com- petition of the intramural games. Joyce Lower, captain of the Brown team, and Pat llunt, captain of the White v ,mf A-fi n team were'also included in the A.A. From the board. goes Maggy' K, sw much gratitude to teacher Mary Borton, faculty adviser. ' ' A 'ff ' 23 . :M , ,Wd .Iwi , ' ' ,lg 3 1 Wi , .1 fC'. E' I 7 . f - 'Q . ' secretary, and Peg james, all-important treasurer. - i 'i1 ,- nge' fr L -1:97 p 1 ,f r A5 321, fm gjigia .,f Q? 4. g '11 Li? W N