Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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EMPGRIA AND Will WIN THIX GAM-E Vllfzjjuw +- k H1f1.hN MINAKER 7 7 7 ROBERTA BIXLER ELIZABETH WILSON RUTH KNOUSE 7 MARY EUBANK 7,,,,7 7 ESTHIZR CRAMER .. Ru'ri-1Pn1L1.1Ps 7 7 TllliI.MA BAIN 7 Pugu 25 2,5 1:1-L 'fa Y.i'v COMMITTEES Program Mf'n1bcrsbip 77 7 7 7 ,,,, Fillulzw 77 77 Sorlal ,,,, ,,,, World Fvllowsbijz Sc'rL'ic'c 7 . 7777 Music 7A 4491-7-Pitt'-.flip PIlf7lil'ifjl 77 CODE Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready for' service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere nt all times Miss HAMER 77 Miss ICE Miss THOMSON Miss SNlmfR Miss HOWARIJ Miss HANCOCK 77 7 Miss SHIRLEY Miss Sowsiusv

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AQ GH ef S ts sg 0 Girl Reserves OFFICERS Pl'l'Xidl'IIf-' LORFNE CRAVENS Vic'r'-P1'r'xiJw1f- ROBERTA BIXLER Srr'rr'lary- PEGGY BAILEY Treasurer- ELIZABETH WVILSON The Girl Reserve organization is the largest in school and for this reason many different types of projects must be carried out in order to suit the taste of each in- dividual as nearly as possible. This year the girls were given a chance to express their preferences regard- ing the types of programs they desired in the meetings, by filling out questionnaires which were dis- tributed at one of the meetings. Besides the meetings there are the outside entertainments, such as the monthly dinners, teams, and par- ties. One of the main things each semester is the big and little sister project, which is to help the new girls get acquainted more quickly and feel more at home. Every year delegates are sent to the conferences. This year ten girls were sent to Olathe to the mid-winter conference, nearly 30 girls at- tended the Setting-Up conference at which the theme for the year, Weaving Life's Tapestry, was chosen, and five girls attended the State conference at Camp Wood. ' ' ' I0 1F'!GH7j FIGHT 3 is Page 4+ 2 -.i 4 -W I I. V Y - Y . M I x Wm

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e 9 3 Q 55140 X Q -10 neun HGHT Q' Junior-Senior l'1'r's'iz1c'11l- Vi1'r'-Pl'r'sizfr'1lf- ITRAN it FONCAN NON Svrrvlary I1l't'llSIll'l'l'- Hi-Y OFFICERS Bum, Ctkvllk ALVIN Ro1soHN ARTHUR AMLS The Hi-Y has had a very successful year along a social line. The Em-Hi frolic which is every two years, was held. The Em-Hi frolie was sponsored by the G. R. and Hi-Y as a money-making project. The Hi-Y also had several banquets, the Mother and Son banquet, which was held at the Y. M. C. A., and the G, R.-Hi-Y annual ban- quet at the Congregational Church. Several conferences were alt- tended which were on vocational guidance. The delegates were as follows: Wilburn Morris, Frank Foncannon, Dick DeLong, Ed Theel, Eugene Souders, Lloyd Henderson, XVendell XVilliams, Linclell Petty, Don Wilson, Bill Clever, Harold Trey and Arthur Ames. The boys were sponsored by Mr. W'illiams and Mr. Stout. X -X S Pilgr' 26 , is 7- - 5.-:fig .2 -2 :?JS ' A ' Jipgl-I '-'iii' i 1111 I' .N