Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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JANET MORRIS 131 West Walnut Lane Germantown, Pa. Entered Fall 1923 Class Day Committee (1); French Club (1), (S); Latin Club (1); Treasure Seekers (S); Comitia (S); Home Economics (S); Union (S); Choral Society (S). Jay's pink tinged smiles never give you the impression that she is sad; in fact, she isn't, except maybe in French class. We've seen her hold down the wheel of a car. and she's a veteran swimmer, too. If you should happen to hear a shriek, you will know she is just having a little difference with her wife, but it really isn't as bad as it sounds. She keeps us posted on the Haver ford songs; so between them and her blushes, we are well entertained. Characteristic: Box of Rouge. Blushing is the color of virtue. Vassar “Isabel ISABEL WOOD MOWRY Woonsocket Hill Road Woonsocket, R. I. Entered Fall 1924 Union; Treasure Seekers; Comitia; Chorus. Isabel has broken down that old tradition that New Englanders are very prim and dignified. Can she laugh? Well, just visit English class and see. She has only been with us a year, but she has definitely proved to us that she should have come sooner. We aren't worrying about her future, for she has a mind of her own, and is in no way afraid to express it. Characteristic: Old Fashioned Bouquet. On their own merits modest men are dumb. ANNE LEA NICHOLSON 118 East Oak Ave. Moorestown, N. J. Entered Fall 1922 Athenians (2); Union (S); Comitia (S). “Le Penseur is in the shade when it comes to silence. Nancy is a fair representative of that quiet, studious type of person who always gets every thing done, and done well. Hard work has its rewards, too, for she is enter ing Bryn Mawr in the fall. Physics and advanced French are a couple of ex amples of the tasks she undertakes. Characteristic: Turtle. Hot in rewards, but in the strength to strive, the blessing lies. Bryn Mawr 26 “Nancy

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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”

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“Frankie FRANCES HARTSELL OSBORNE Pleasant Garden, N. C. Entered Fall 1923 Class Day Committee (1); Union (1), (S), Secretary (S); Comitia (1), (S), Treasurer (S); Home Economics (S), President (S); Art Club (S); Natural History Committee (S); Proctor Committee (S); Chairman Girls’ Choir (1), (S); Gym Squad Leader (S); Monitor 7:15 Collection (1); Music Club (S); Characteristic Committee (S); Manager Tea Room (S). Frankie is as nonchalant and complacent when you arc trying to fuss her as she is when she is working or studying. Her congenial nature and affability always make you feel at ease. There are not many in school busier than she, nor with as much musical talent; for we cede place to her when it comes to tickling the ivories, which she does remarkably well in such places as the community house or at “sings. Characteristic: Cement machine (mixes well). Carolina sun. I'm lonesome. Guilford College “SlKl ALVIN SCOTT PARKER 311 Hamilton St. High Point, N. C. Entered Fall 1923 Radio (1); Parliamentary (S); Union (S). Scott (Siki) Parker the original battling Siki (pronounced sicky). His pugilistic propensities caused him to join forces with the Democratic party, and never was North Carolina more ably represented. His talent as “rook champion has never been contested; and we know that his party will hang together, if he manages it with the same skill that he does his ten cards. Characteristic: Mule (Democratic). Thanl( Cod. I—I also—am a Democrat. Guilford College DAVID SANS BROWN PENNOCK, JR. 1630 Allegheny Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. Entered Fall 1919 Ataraxa (4); Radio (3), (2). (S); Latin Club (3), (2); Second Soccer Team (1), (S), Numerals (1), Insignia (S), Class Team (1); Brown and White Board, Associate Editor (1), (S); Year Book Board, Athletic Editor (S); Swimming Team (S); Rustic (S); Union (1), (S); Parliamentary (S). There are reports about that Davy used to be a good fighter and a frequent one, but the exuberance of youth has waned, and he now tends strictly to business (his own, too, by the way). In addition to the fact that he plays soccer, writes for the Brown and White, and is Athletic Editor of this book, Davy is a stamp collector, and we know that that requires perseverance, energy, and perception. Characteristic: Telescope. Slowly provoked, he easily forgives. Penn. State 7 Davie”