Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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MARY VICKS JARVIS Exton, Pa. Entered Fall 1920 Prize for Improvement in Scholarship (4); Athenians (3), (2); Dress Committee (1); French Club (2); Hiking Club (2); Monitor 7:15 Collection; Home Economics (1), (S), Vice President (S); Treasure Seekers (S); Art Club (S); Union (S); Cym Squad Leader (S); Comitia. The golden leeks and happy smile of our “baby blonde” hold us entranced. She is also capable of a delicate crimson blush, especially in English class. Far reaching Rumor reports that curiosity once killed a cat; but has generosity ever harmed anyone? At least Jarvis doesn’t think so, and we quite agree with her. Characteristic: Cheerful Cherub. Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why aren't they all contented life me? Earlham “Jones EMLEN HEALY JONES 142 Hilldale Road Lansdowne, Pa. Entered Fall 1922 Brightonians (2); Radio (2), (1), (S), Treasurer (1); Latin Club (2); Class Day Committee (1); Union (S); Manager of Track (S); Relay Team (S); French Club (S); Track Team (S). If you’re looking for satisfaction, Jones will give it to you, for he's very obliging unless you are trying to kid him about being “manger of track this year. Under his managership, the track team is going to have a good chance to prove its worth on the best schedule yet. We are told that Jones is lucky (both in getting out and in), but maybe it is just good management, who knows? Characteristic: Horse Shoe. A luc y chance that oft decides the fate of mighty monarchs. Antioch College Secretary FLORENCE VIOLET LANG Glen Moore, Pa. Entered Fall 1920 Athenians (3), (2); Comitia (S); Union (S); Art Club (S); Class Gym Team (3), (2); Class Hockey Team (3), (2); Class Basketball Team (2); French Club (2). “Chic signifies what? Nickname or disposition? At any rate, we know we could get along better without the nickname than without her cheerful, winning smile. She does a hard task with ease and yet precision, for she believes that “if a thing is worth doing at all, it is worth doing well. Good luck to you, Chic. Characteristic: Cash register. And whispering, I u ill ne'er consent, consented. State Normal “Chic' 24

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“Hetty' ESTHER KITE HARRIS King St. Westport. Conn. Entered Fall 1910 Dress Committee (3); Athenians (3), (2), President (3); Head of School in Scholarship (2); Union (1), (S); Comitia (S); Chorus (S); Fourth Rank Skating (1); Delta (1), (S); Brown and White Board (1), (S); Cum Laude (S); Young Friends' Committee (1). Hetty has a way of often raising her soprano voice to inspire you with “Tales of Hoffman,” or other select pieces; she is no less adept on the guitar, either, and she is a great advocate of “All AY and Cum Laude. If you do not find her answering difficult questions before a group of young hopefuls, she will surely he in “Rotten Row” awaiting her summons from the class rooms below. Characteristic: Song Sparrow. And waste her music on the savage race. Connecticut College Hedley' DAVID HART AS HEDLEY Glenside, Pa. Entered Fall 1922 Bnghtonians (2); Latin Club (1), (S); Union (1), (S). Treasurer (1), Presi' dent (S); Parliamentary (S); Brown and White Board (1). (S), Editor in Chief (S); Improvement Price in Scholarship (1), Highest Scholarship, Boys (i); Triangle (1), (S). The Brown and White looks with pride on its able editor. Dave himself says he is going to be an editor; but honestly, don't you think he would make a good politician? He is one in ten-thousand; he gets 100 s in history exams. Once in a while he takes a day off and wins a peace essay prize, or leads the school in scholarship. We don't mind his sarcasm for we know he is innocent at heart. Characteristic: Editor's Quill. Much Wilson hath made him mad. Haverford JONATHAN ROGERS HEESS La Porte, Pa. Entered Fall 1922 Rustic (2), (1). (S), Vice President (1), Sergeant at Arms (1); Parliamentary (S). Sergeant at Arms (S); Union (1), (S); Fire Chief (S); Track Team (1). (S). Captain (S), Insignia (1), Class Track Team x), (S); Stone House Proctor (1); Radio (2), (1); Class Day Committee (1), Chairman Banquet Committee. The noble art of cooking has descended from Doan to Terry, and Terry is no less a chef than his predecessor. He has a villainous propensity for rousing us out of bed in the dead of night to answer sleepily to a fire drill roll-call, but we know that it is not of his own free will that he does it. Terry is captain of the track team, and in his spare moments runs around or throws the discus. He's also an agricultural expert, and has a row of “A's” chalked up to his credit. Characteristic: Discus. What men have done can still he done. Penn. State “Terry'

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 Helen” HELEN LEROY LINTON 5 i Lincoln Ave. Wilmington, Ohio Entered Fall 1924 Union; Comitia; Music Club; Treasure Seekers; Choir; Art Club. Leroy shows us the true meaning of the big open spaces in the woolly west, for she is big-hearted, broad-minded, and friendly. Maybe she is wild in her Russian dance, who knows? Those who have not been enraptured by the charms of her poetry should lament the fact. Let us be envious of Western College, where Helen is planning to continue her brilliant career. Characteristic: Glue. A witty woman is a treasure. Western Col. for Women ‘‘Jimmie' JAMES SHINN MAIER Bryn Mawr, Pa. Entered Fall 1922 Brightonians (2), Vice President (2), Radio (2). Treasurer (2); Latin Club (2), (1). (S), Quaestor (S); Parliamentary (1), (S), Clerk (S); Union (1), (S); Secretary Student Body (1); President of Class (1); Brown and White Board (1), (S'. Assistant Manager (1), Manager (S); Young Friends' Com- mittee (1); Junior Varsity Soccer Team (1). Numerals (1), Varsity Team (S). Varsity W” (S); Tennis Team, (2), (1), (S), Insignia (2), Varsity W (1), (S); Assistant Manager of Tennis (1); Year Book Board, Advertising Man- ager (S). Jimmie has a hard time to keep from getting confused; but did you ever see any one handle a tennis racquet with greater ease? He s a tennis veteran, three years' service. You can't fool Jimmie as to what an advertisement is, however, for he gathers them up for The Brown and White and The Year Book. Might we add that he is teacher's pet in Latin class? Beg pardon! Characteristic: Pool Table (all balled up). Tall( to him of Jacob's ladder, and he will asl( the number of steps. Haverford STANLEY MOORE Guilford College, N. C. Entered Fall 1920 Track Team (2), (1), Varsity W (2), (1); Captain (1). Assistant Man- ager (2), Class Team (2), (1). Captain (2). (1); Varsity Soccer Team (1), (S), Insignia (1), Varsity W (S); Basketball Team (1), (S). Varsity W, (1), (S). Captain (S); Quoit Champion (2); Union (1). (S), Vice President (S); Class Day Committee (1); Student Council (S). Chief Proctor (S); Parlia- mentary (S); Vice President Athletic Association (1); Latin Club (2); French Club (S), Vice President (S); Triangle (1), (S); Valedictorian (S). Just name something Stanley can't do. It can t be done; he just gets in everything. He is our star athlete, and thinks no more of varsities than the rest of us used to of numerals. When the watch has ticked 53 times, we find S breaking the tape on the 440 yard dash, and he sure can broad jump. He s chief proctor, too, and very strict; but he's very good to us when acting as one of the chief pillars in the temple of justice meaning, of course, the student council. Characteristic: Track Shoe. Thirsty? Just Whistle. 7 Guilford College 25 “Stan”