Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1938 volume:

FOREWORD . . . to hold vivid in memory the school we have known, we publish this book. Hun . t. tll.illuillt1i Ix.i3t.l ..... t L : l, ,.h... Eel .. : 1.3x f 1.1llIIIPal W .MI I ll xI x: . immkxinlx; V N x . L Sr .3? l lalnllmerdhhli:l3V :NPSWJ? 35h? . L irazmtrdhuhs? 3313 n3: wleBD .: .2. x 75 .: MK 3:3 a. 33:32:33. amanunwuu 93 . .r... REa ouunwbmhnnummmmmnmw93E:5 siaag m , saw 13,5: :, :1wL.J...Hi r . a hhanta Ehunn 0 4 3:4: .. , E x :3 N E h Q3WWu i3Q, 13;? .1l!ll.3..?,zu l4 Ilrl y alvllleIiI-ELI Lilia .llillmh... 1 .lia hhan. ONE Eun 1: x MHh,thIxx 33 :alll-lm luxuuiailnu .lsln.l. 2... .I.:.. 9 . ?wa K4xx szxe . c 9 THE AMICUS. 0FI938 PUBLISHED BY The Senior Class cl: Westtown School WESTTOWN, PA. mkwuwlumw - r Muhkw -I I-lll ll .II An liltiiix-IIIIII .5sz . xxx hx . -..II I - . I l 3.!Il'l'! I , .hIIII lm-i..n.lI.I In' I '.I .Ix. .lhl ... .x ...Ihl- II'.' 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SWAN ELMA CLARK Principal Assistant Principal,German Dean of BOW, Physics Dean of Girls, Latin B.S., Ohio State University A.B., Earlham A.B., Haverford AB Earlham Ed.M., Harvard University A.M., University of Wisconsin A.M., Columbia University ALBERT L. BAILY, JR. GEORGE I. BLISS ALICE F. BRINTON CARROLL T. BROWN Bible, Science, Public History, Assistant Master Assistant Dean, Home Engiish, Bible Speaking at Stone House Economics A.B., A.M., Haverford A.B., Haverford A.B., Brown University B.S., in H.Ec., Drexel Institute M.H.S., Cornell University Columbia University .111 -rpll't'ia'r A y 1.7.7:: '.. aw, 1,.y. .- -4! u r ,?1? 4-..- Ag 1 - ya- qw ,7: .L g; . 24y 7-. jaililx, mi fa 1595a r. 17!? VII '1 '11,! q twp - - -tl-Ia--'--- ALL SAMUEL H. BROWN THOMAS S. BROWN JESSIE G. CARTER H. MURL CLARKE History Latin Librarian Home Economics A.B., Haverford A.B., Haverford A.B., VVeIlesley A.B., Penn College A.M., Harvard University A.M., Harvard University Columbia University Library Columbia University School , W. 4!. :29 - d'I-IRIL' I n 3: :1??? -v E f; 3- I 1W. ,,..-. a if Eiii- i OLIVE M. CHARLES J. RUSSELL EDGERTON LOUIS W. FLACCUS, JR. E French, .4 griculturc Latin . A.B., Earlham B.S., Penna. State College A.B., Haverford . A.M., Middlebury College Harvard University Sorbonne tal 1' W - arr x. 49:2; l. FRANCIS D. HOLE A. WILLARD JONES RACHEL K. LETCHWORTH I German, French Master at Stone House, English A.B., Earlham History, Bible A.B., Wilson College A.M., Haverford A.B., Perm College A.M. University of A.M., University of Chicago Pennsylvania EFEFW Hrwwvrv Farm!!! .r . , A , 'r , A ,' i : E ELIZABETH W. PAIGE JOHN W. PARKER ELEANOR V. PUSEY E . English Mathcnmtics JLnglzsh, French u '. T . . , , A.B., Swarthmore E A.B., A.M., Boston anerblty A B., Earlham A.M., University Of j Harvard University Pennsylvania 3! Sorbonne 5: s u ' 5:1,le - '4! '33, 4i;.-rc'h'px 4-11 RICHARD M. HIATT Mathematics, Science A.B., Wilmington A.M., Haverford GEO RGE G. LOWER Manual Training, Mechanical Drawing A.B., A.M., University Of Pennsylvania EUGENE R. RAIFORD Physical Education, Uioym, C'hmnistry B.S., Earlham A.M., Columbia '3;an '3 pairwwi V ,qrwnth RUTH B. RAIIFORD MARY C. RISINGER Algebra .lx istant in, Music Jluthcnmtics Music P11.B., Dickinson Mus.B., Obvrjin ansvrvutory .X.B., Gaucher A.M., Columbia University 01 MUSIC .XGVES E. THOMAS MARCARET T. THORP Obvrlin and Cincinnati A.M., Columbia LOUSW '?lt0r108 Columbia SARAH L. XVEBSTER BEATRICE VVHITCOMB GEORGE G. WHITNEY Fine Arts Regent St. Art School, London, England Jluthvnmtics. Plumimll Physical Education Education HHHW MXB Earlhum B.S., Connecticut New York University RUTH ELDRIDGE. Svcrctary 10 Principal HELEN M. LIPPINCOTT. Secretary to Business Mmmm'r r31: 1'qu- A'Arr 1,:- Int! g.gnvrz EDITH S. M ICHENER, Bookkeeper 11,1 NIARY B. MOON, Housekeeper HELEN E. MULLI NER, Cashier ELIZABETH SCHAFER. Girlsi Nurse SUSANNA SMEDLEY, Assistant Librarian vulaan . ALICE STRATTON, Assistant in Office II. adma cut 11-..- Aman- Iva Alli ROBERT K. TOMLINSON, Businv Jlumlgcr L: AV It I. N DORIS R. TOWNSEND, Assistant Scorvfm'y t0 Prinvipal u... . v - . .I-I'I '11-. HVHUI'I RACHEL H. WOOD, ASST. Librarian I HELEN K. WRIGHT, lcgisfmr n-.- .-. .1, a--' Hard. u n M g . . zwl ?FELEi , x 3a l: ,1iI . . wJTh . wV$lehP 1! 1 K 'k Kl. Ks. . 3-! , . . , ..r..I.XlIx,..ls lI :II! WHIIIMm-IIIMHIIINII SI IIHII llilll.ill.lillu ll 5IIQNII.IIIIII . 1,..J .. .. . , .x..LIut.,..P.: :LIIL: Ann '1; .I W, 00 3 w ,m ms mm OC Re Bm Him mm Um Mm Mm, r O n O H -7, ranf7hM4A e TEE 3$Wy .. 5--.; - . .1 President TIMOTHY P. HAWORTI-I Vice-Presidem . Secretary VIRGINIA H. SMITH Boyse Treasurer ROBERT D. AUFHAM MER $ CLASS SONG Thirty Eight our class we praise thee, M. . We will eer be staunch and true. 7, :n T0 new heights of fame W611 raise thee HEW When our Westtown days are through. .- We Will keep thy aims before us iii. As we wend our onward way, l3?! : Come now class mates, join the Chorus, $.22 R Hail! All hail, the Blue and Gray. 513$ e Jigs! M otto eeIn ourselves our future lies? Mascot Greyhound SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MARIAN H. DARNELL Girlf Treasurer H. ELIZABETH COOK F lower CORINNE TUCKERMAN ALLEN 4509w N. High St. Columbus, 0. Entered 1935 B. a W. 3oard, Assistant Ed. tSl; Cum Laude tSl; Klein Math. Prize tZl; Head School in Scholarship tZl; Alumnae Day Play tZI; Glee Club tll tSl; ,Mixed Chorus tll tSl; Operetta tll tsa; Treasure Seekers tSl; Drama Group tZl tD; French Club t2l tll tSl; Art Club tll tSl; Piano Club tSl ; S.H.C. Motto: The law of love exceeds the love of law. Srene: Side Show in Circus Barker: Ladies and Genlhuen, you see before you the most stupendous Child wonder in the world! Only three. years old and she. can already recite the dictionary and get A in compositionsl She talks intelligently about any sub- ject, even the Marxian Theory and reads 1,000 page books! We predict that she will. get Cum Laude honors and will he a Genius in anything she tries, even editorials and acting! Only ten cents, Ladies and Gent'lmen, see the pretty little lady! JOHN WILLIAM ANDREWS, JR. 692 Chestnut St. Greensboro, N, C, Entered 1937 Year Book Board, Circulation Manager tSl; S. H. C.; Swimming Team tSl; Social Committee tSl; Characteristic Committee tSl; Dance Committee tSl. 1110270: Little lamb, who made thee? S.OS. . . . S.OS. . . . the ttG-one XVith the Wind sinking fast. Stern is al- most full. My life is running before me . . . wonlt 'bC able to go to that social committee meeting . . . must have hit a piece of NC. then, all I know is that the drum just rolled off the fore deck . . . Dont know position of boat but I must be off somewhere . . . water to my waist . . . have no life belt 50 itls a good thing I can swim . . . If I ever get out of this Illl use the idea that just came to me for a new boat . . . Sinking fast . . . goodbye, tell her I love her. Ouch! Weatherpuss, what's the idea of waking me up? Doggone you! ROBERT DEANE AUFI-IAMMER Thorndale, Pa. Entered '1936 Class Treasurer tSl; Student Council, Chief Inspector tSl; B. Ch W. Board, Business Manager tSl; Alumni Day Play tll; Glee Club tll tSl; Mixed Chorus tll tSl; Operetta tll tSl; Colors Committee tD; Pennant Com- mittee, Chairman tll; Soccer Insignia tSl; Basketball Insignia tSl: Track Numerals Ul; German Club, Treasurer tll. JMotioz 0 bed, would that thou were with me alway. Fashion Dept. Squire Magazine. Dear Editor: In reference to your cut in the last issue of HSquire on Fishing togsfl I would like to suggest that in keeping with surrounding scenery one should not exhibit such loud colors and patterns. Not only do the bright col- ors make the fishermen more obvious to the fish, but also to some farmer hunting for trespassers. I have had much experience in both clothes and sports in school and since Itm a great treasurer I have learned to know what Ilm talking about. English class has also helped me to compose letters. Your well dressed man, R. DEANF. AUFHAMMER. 4 .. .u I v. v z t railr' e 1 . . l .stf'fw t rams v ; H i a 410 ?V'ME'IIZ'W? nnrrer'77' i; A s Irrr,:lr .y. . , A i . FF ' a v .i' V A.- ., .. U. rrf n. .- 1 l rrns 4v Ir: ginv . VVFEEIIEM r rj-rn: I erptnmrrrvmv g-iqxamwjh .' 5 C - l;... .Pu-Vu v; -, ELLEN MORTON BAILY VVestlown, Pa. Entered 1925 A. A. Board, Vice President I83; Year Book Board, Art Manager I83; Im- provement i11 Scholarship I33; First Place, Third and Below Finals I33 ; Pen- nant Committee 03; Hockey. 2nd team I33; Varsity I23 I13 I83; Skating Third Rank I23, Second Rank I53; Make Up Committee I33 I23 U3 I531 Glee Club 03; Mixed Chorus I53; Operetta Lead e83; Treasure Seekers 03 I83; Drama Group I13; Art Prizes, N. C. Wyeth lstplace I33 03; VV.A.A. 2nd Prize I23, lst Prize C13 ZWOHO: An unexamined life is not worth living. To: American Youth Hostel, Northheld, Mass. Dear Sir: A. short time ago I mentioned IlPoohll Baily as a possible apr- plieant for the European trip. he would he a very valuable person because she is most versatile; applying her talents in sports, art, and in general rough house. She loves to sing and whistles while she works. Miss Baily is also a valuable contribiitor in discussion groups of a serious nature and has a discerning character. Hopefully yours, Miss HlKE. RUTH BAIDERSTON Glen Mills, Pa. Enfered 1926 Varsity Hockey I33; Senior Greek Play; Art Club e53. Motto: Shels a girl of. fun and friendliness. Miami Daily, Miami, Fla. To Whom it may concern: I have been out of school for three years and have had two years on in- terior decorating. All through my high school education I took drawing and put out some masterpieces. I am also interested in sports, especially hockey. Some people tell me that I could be a good Chorus girl if I tried and I have had some acting experience. Oh my gOOdH6SS, I almost forgot, I can manage a household with great success. I seem to have gotten entirely off the subject. What I really would like is a job in Pennsylvania if. that would be convenient. ; Hopefully, RUTH BALDERSTON. RUTH MARION BARKER Moylan, Pa. Enfercd 1935 Senior Greek Play; French Club 03 iS3; Latin Club lS3; SIIC. .MOHO; Hence, vain deluding joys! Dear Mable: I met the most Charming woman yesterday while I was visiting my aunt. She lives in a charming home with all the comforts that a lady could want. Her vocabulary is simply marvelous. She has ten cent words for simply every thing. Ilve never seen such a thoughtful hostess. And my dear, you'll never guess what her hobby is. It's Bowers. She arranges corsages and is noted for her gardenias. She gave me one and I'll simply have to go and see her again. VVOIYt you accompany me there on Tuesday? - Your loving, JEAN. lll7 N. Church St. VVILIJAM BUSH, JR. XVest Chester, Pa. Iinicrcd 1933 Student Body President tSl; Student Council m tsa; Alumni Day Play tZI tU; Mixed Chorus tU : Social Comn'littee tSI ; Soccer Insignia tZI tll, Var- sity tSl; Swimming Numerals tU, Varsityr tSl: Captain tSI; Tennis Man- ager tSI: RI-ltB. t35 t2l tll ISII SIIC. :lfoito: Today, whatever may annoy, the word for me is joy. LOCAL BOY MAKES GOOD Joe Gintch talias William BuslU was sent to XVesttown in 1933, Since then he has turned in a wonderful record and is to be granted a parole on the 15th of. June. He is one of the big shots out there and the recognized gang leader with the boys. He keeps em all under control, runs their tennis tournament and swims in the water tank in his spare time. The official record shows Joe to be easy to handle, but he is really a toughy Exerpts from a letter says: hGet the gang together up at Princeton and fix the old place up. I'll be up there next fall. I been takiif the rap here for six years but it ain't been bad? 197 Orange Rtl. JOHN EDGAR BYE Montclair, N. I. Eizlm'cd 1936 President A. A. Executive Board tsi; Year Bool' Board, Advertising Mam ager tSl; Basket Ball Insignia tSI ; Soccer Team tSI ; Track Team tll tSI; Manager tSl; Executive Committee tSI; Glee Club tU Mixed Chorus tn; Operetta tll; French Club tU; Art Club GI; S.H.C. Motto: The endearing elegance of female friendship. Philadelphia Times Philadelphia, Pa. Dear Editor: In answer to your advertisement, I wish to apply for the posi- tion of Lonely Hearts Editor. I am a graduate of a renowned high school and through long experience am capable of handling any situation of that kind. I am also interested in athletics I was on the soccer and basketball teams and you probably saw me star in the Penn Relays. It is often said that the way to a mans heart is through his stomach, and I waited on tables. I have literary experience and have worked on the school yearbook. Above all I live in Montclair, New Jersey. Yours truthfully, JOHNNY. 5445 Morris St. MARGARET PATRICIA CAYO Gcrmantown, Pa. Entered 1933 Student Body President tSI; Pin and Ring Committee tU; Social Committee tSI; Art Roll of Merit HI OI tU; Treasure Seekers tZI tU tsi; Glee Club tll; Art Club CD tZI tll tSI, Secretary tsi; French Club tZI tU tSll. Motto: The observed of all observers. Dear Teacher Elma: Do you remember me, Pat Cayo? I was the first Student Body president at VVesttown that felt guilty punishing someone. Since we were such good friends, I thought that you might be able to tell me if there would be an open- ing as Art teacher around our ttfashionable eastern boarding school'l. Since I did get experience handling people, the Lane School might be a convenient place. I saw IlBarby Dear yesterday at Art School and we cut up the same as ever and went riding together afterwards. By the way, I won a blue ribbon the other day at Devon and that made six in the last two months. I hope that everybody is still well and happy around VVesttown, Your friend, PATTY. Fluid: AaA? 5. ;1 E'E- 5' ? .. annuhv 5...!!! HELEN ELIZABETH COOK Entered 1935 Montclair, N. J. Senior Class Treasurer; Art Award of Merit tU; Class Banner Committee tD; 4th Rank Skating tSl; Senior Play Make Up Committee; Art Club tSE ; French Club 513 tSl; Senior Life Saving ESE; SHC. Motto: Where there's life therels Cookie. Dear Mom and Pop: So you want to know who that Cookie is' that llm always talking about? Well, She's treasurer of the Senior Class that's who she is, and a good little financier in the bargain. Maybe yould like to know how to recognize her in case she ever wanders around the town. She always has her knitting with her and her? white hat. tMaybe there should be a question mark after white tooJ She has a great tendency to come out with funny remarks and always gets teased, but she doesnlt mind. I most forgot to mention that her hobby is stage make up. She evidently has gotten very useful back stage but then you wouldnt care about that. i hurry. .. Love. .. .3- 5' A A fa MQ l wa--.nvwrngngrwnewz ,.. . l , a SUSIE. E; ELIZABETH TUNSTALL COOPER i; i l Entered 1935 Merchantville, N. '1'. iv 5 A. A. Executive Board, Archery Manager tSE; Class Day Food Committee 5 tll; 4th Rank Skating tSl; Operetta Make Up Committee tSl; Senior Play ; g 5 Make Up Committee tSE; Art Club 5U tSl; French Club tll; SHC. l5 .Motto: Do or Die. Dear Janet, While I was looking through my phoLo album I came across the pictures from last summer. It was like living over old times. Remember that picture of Betty clowning in the canoe? Well, she hasnlt changed a bit Still ready for a spree at the slightest excuse, but that hasn't prevented her from being a dig- nified member when the occasion required. Shels just as popular as ever too and she and Francie still have swell looking Clothes and she is still wonderful to confide in. Hope we can all get together again next summer, Kid. Love ..... Me. a kwm 5.4.:msgml mum; FRANCEQ SH R l VER COOPER hi 5 llnlm'vd 1935 Merchzmtville, N. J. I:' Asst Hockey Manager tlll: Pennant Committee tll: Characteristic Commit- :E: tee tSl; 4th Rank Skatnig tlE :Sl Senior Creek Play; Operetta Make Up 35:35 Committee tSl; Glee Cluni tll 555; Art Uub tU; S.H.C. is: 1140170: There lies a deviltry beneath lzer mild exterior. ii: Dear Shrew, lil: Oh, my. Francie just came in. She's knitting again. Honestly l never saw Eli such a NKnitU wit. And she's knitted about half of the good-looking clothes that $5 were always envying her. Another of her hobbies is grease paint and she is: certainly was a help making up the HPirates . EEEW Honestly, Shrew, you should see her on Sunday mornings. She trots in EEE with her white rabbit and good food aml giggles away. She and iietty certainly 15E! are a couple. There goes the bell ...... ma KATE. ctnr .per r t .gvnl: MARGUERITE ESTHER COOPER Pine Hurst Moorestown, New Jersey Entered 1934 Third Floor Proctor Committee CD; A. A. Executive Board, Hockey Man- ager tSl; Assit. Basketball Manager tD; Social Committee tSl; Treasure geIeIkErs tSl; Piano Club tll tSl, Treasurer tSl; French Club tD tSl; jlfofio: Tlierels nothing like fun; is there? Sunny Side Orphan Home Dear Orphieil, Leapinl lizards, I met the nicest lady yesterday. She came and told us funny stories and laughed so much all the time that we had to laugh too. She scrubbed our teeth and put us to bed and gave us soda mints just like a real mother. I think that she went to some Quaker school ,Cause she told us all the things that she used to do like mix up the hockey games and try to scold the kids be- cause she was on the social committee...and leapin, lizards she was pretty. She used my line. about the llgoblins will get you eff you dont watch out , and said that she was going to adopt us all and I hope she does because she looked too nice to scold anyone! I love, LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. JOHN COPELAND Guilford, N. C. Entered 1935 Alumni Day Play tll; Glee Club tll tsi; Mixed Chorus tll tSl; Operetta tll tSl; German Club t0 tSl; Vice President tD; French Club tSl; Latin Club tSl; S.H.C. ZLIOHO: Women are the spice of life. Good morning, good morning, good morning. This is John Copeland your sunshine friend bringing early morning news. While you jump out of bed 1,11 tell you about the Higginsls barn dance that I went to last night. I helped them build their new barn and this was a celebration. There were lots of pretty girls there and I know that you would have enjoyed it, neighbors. Now, time to hop out of bed if you haveift already and do your exercises. One, two, three, up. . . .one, two, three, down,. . . .and now I will turn you over to stage one of our make believe ballroom and give you the music of Zeke Martin. VIRGINIA MARY COPPOCK Walnut Street Lancaster, Pa. Entered 1936 Characteristic Committee tSd; Glee Club t0 tSl; Operetta Costume Com- mittee tn; Senior Play Costume Committee. ZWOHO: Well thou playest the housewifek part. Dear Betty, i Now, time to hop out of. bed, if you havenlt already, and do your exercises. like Robert Taylor, can you imagine anything nicer? We get along line. He seems to like my work and I think that Iim domg fairly well. Also a friend of mine and I have taken a little apartment and it,s more fun to take care of it. Shefs away working most of the time so I do the house work and you can imagine how much fun that is for me. Iive just never had such a wonderful time all at once in all my life except at school. Do come and see me sometime. Love, GINNY. Q'- MA 4- A . A-i v 4 : ,' 15.14.: 0 -vi 4- .. - a, 'rtlflnrl r... , t '- lltannw - 1' a . gif;n;a-.r l 1u -1 n i u I l- .- - :fl,:;gl 14-1114, : 1 -1... . 11 - I-n-r 1-. -u .r 1'.- 1'- -4 t 1 : ROSAMUND IFRMAIN CREIGHTON g 515 Elm Avenue Swarthmore, Pa. . Entered 1935 President A. A. Executive tSl ; Student Council tll ; 2nd Floor Proctor Com- mittee tll ; 3rd and Below Elocution Contest OI ; Elocutiou Finals tSl ;Alum- i i 3: mi Day Play tll; Senior Greek Play; Hockey Varsity tll tSl; 2nd Team F S Ql; 2nd Team Basketball tSl; Tennis Varsity tSl, Captain tSl; 4th Raul: : a Skating tSl ; Latin Club tll tSl ; French Club tll tSl. .g illotto: Short and to the point. ' 3 Dear Maw: .l . . . , l Tl Aw shucks, Rosy has Just made another team. I cault help it it Im not i ' iii athletically inclined! Anyvay it was Lacrosse. Now itls Hockey, lasketball, : ill Tennis and Lacrosse. Gosh no matter where she is she shines. Behind the foot- I :51 lights or in the council or anyplace, there's 110 getting around it shels hard to miss in spite of only 4' 11 . Youlre sure to see her flying pigtails and naughty freckled face somewhere. She even makes ingenius answers for Master Carroll which shows thatls shels quite a profound young lady. Well, I got an A in English too, lcause I want to be like Rosy. Goodbye now. .. RUTH. MILDRED I-IARTMAN DARLINGTON 607 W. Miner Street West Chester, Pa. Entered 1936 A. A. Executive Board, Tennis lVlauager tSl; Glee Club OI; Senior Play Make Up; French Club tll tSl; Art Club tll; Latin Club tll ISI; A. A. Store tSl; SHC. .MOHO: The anger of love renews the strength of love. Scene: Kittyls Room. I: f Millie Darlington enters in the room. She is dressed in a sweater and shirt I and skirt. She looks like an attractive girl of high school. She is neat and is l smiling. Millie: Welve broken up again. Oh well a couple of K.O.B.ls will ; patch the matter up. Oh, but I was so embarrassed, Kitty What shall I do? I l guess first IIll help Betty with the AA. store and then fix the Tennis matches. 8 Oh me. I am slightly worried ..... Well, donlt stand there with your teeth in l C 1 l your mouth Kitty Arm. Letls call up Mother and get her to take us to VVestchest. ' MARIAN HAINES DARNELL l 19 Pine View Terrace INIoorestowu, N. I. i Entered 1936 n I Student Council, Secretary tSl; Senior Class Secretary; Second Class Chair- i man Ql; Pin and Ring Committee OI; Characteristic Committee tSl; Glee Club ID; Varsity Hockey tSl; Second Team tZl UN Varsity Basketball ' i tSl, Captain tSl; Second Team tD; White Team Captain tSl; French I Club tSl; S.H.C. i j a Illottoz The Industrious Lady achieves great things. l i I Dear Aunt Susan: E 1:, 4' You asked in your last letter how Gig was getting along. Well, shels still ; t ; getting papers in late but in spite of that she still is getting recognition for her i,: popularity and ability. Yes, shes a council member but she doesnlt make you un- lit, 9 l j pleasantly aware of it and what would the council do without her secretarial l I work! Shels swell on camp suppers and Class parties and she will always, , 3 always be willing to stooge and clean up ..... and if shes a stooge, Ild love to l l l I be one! Aunty Dear, you know all about her honors and I canyt do her justice, so goodbye. . . . YOUR LOVING NIEUZ. 2, ,4 9 Al .7 i: . . y 9 1r X 97 i 9 1 v; . g ,y s I; I H. 9: h n 'Ii : l' . 53...... i x l .u'sli-l Jpnvua u'v ADAII RUTH DAVIS Eric, Pa. Entered .7936 Motto and Flower Committee, Chairman tSl; Mixed Chorus tll tSl, Secre- tary tSI: Alumni Day Play tll; Senior Greek Play; French Club tSl; Piano Club tSl; President tSl; Swimmingr Team tn; Glee Club tD. Jlollo: Smooth runs the water Where the brook is deep. Editor Rare Ones, Cleveland News, Cleveland, Ohio. Dear Sir: Here is the high school contribution that you asked for this week. Miss Adah Ruth Davis who is chairman of the motto committee of 38 She certainly thought up some rare onesl. As a result we have an excellent motto. She takes her share of responsibility in our Mixed Chorus and Piano Club and is also an eager participator. This does not mean that Adah is entirely executive, she's more than that. She is one girl who manages to UNDERSTAND Physics, and gets r'Vs from Master Carroll! Sincerely, REPORTER X. CHARLES MCREA DAVIS 1024 Hill St. Ann Arbor, Mich. Entered 1936 Basketball Team tSI ; Baseball Team tSI; Orchestra OI; S.H.C. ,MOHO: I dare anything to become a man. To Henry Ford: Dear Henry : I, without doubt, know more about your cars than even you do so Ilm just the man you need. And I DO mean man. If people are inclined to dislike Fords I just bounce them a couple of times and they usually come around. I have a new idea on design that Will make your buggies sell like hot cakes. I could play on the company baseball team too and I swim a lot in my spare time. And I really think that between us we could make a success of the Automobile Business. Yrs. truly, C. DAVIS. PHILIP ERNEST DEWEES Szmmill Road Newtown Square, Pa. Entered 1935 Assistant Stage Manager IZI; Stage Manager GI: Elocution Finals tD; Speaker Committee tSl; Characteristic Committee tSl; Senior Play Stage Crew. Motto: Words, words, words. Dear Madame Olga: I am looking for a husband that will be a good companion and a good Chaulteur; however I insist that he be a positive man, one that knows hIS own mind and says exactly what he means. I just need a good manager. Further- more I want someone that can act so that he will-be a boon to the womcnls club of Podunkville. Can you assist me, my dear MISS Olga? Miss LONELY HEART. Miss Lonely Heart ..... The answer to your prayers will. be found in West- town School under the name of Phillip Dewees. The fee is $50. x I . ,3: ' . W. l. 4 a III, I'SFE'M' 'r r v 2 for $54 arm- .; wa i. 9......em e .5 , - -mAM-NV mm 1 . w..-vA F-W----- -uyrrt nmvwn... -ww t. e x .2 i? CHARLES W'ILSON DOAK Raleigh, N. C. Entered 1936 Varsity Soccer tn ; Varsity Basketball tU tSi, Captain tSi ; Varsity Baseball tD tSi; Chairman Senior Dance Committee; Student Council tSi; Chief Proctor tSl .M'olfo: A roar, like thunder, strikes the ear. An Eavesdropper View of itChiek'i Visitor: Who is this Chick Doak live heard so much about? Stude: Oh he's just one of the fels even if he was chief proctor. V: I understood heis somewhat of an athlete. S: Yes he's been a three letter varsity man for two years and is the unofficial coach of the baseball team. V: Well! What else is he interested in? S: Heis quite a politician. At least he's an ardent demo- crat and shows Master Samuel his slight fallacy in being a Republican. The conversation drifts off. ESTHER DUKE Swarthmore, Pa. Entered 1934 Hockey Varsity, Sub tSi; Archery Varsity Hg tZi tD tSi; Mixed Chorus tSi; Operetta tSi; Glee Club ta tU; Treasure Seekers tZi tU tSi; French Club tZi tn tSi; Latin Club tU tSi; Senior Greek Play; S.H.C. .Motfo: Beauty has its own excuse For living. Dear Kent: 1 just had to write and tell you about my latest flame, Esther Duke. The girls call her Dukie, isn,t that duckie? Shes what you,d call tall, dark and beautiful and has dimples! Shes quite a sports woman, especially in archery. A11 T ezm say is she must be a friend of cupidis! And bless my soul if she doeSIft get good marks. She's inHuencing me already. To top it off she plays the violin. Oh me ..... Your pal, KENT. DOROTHY ELKINTON 45 East: Maple Ave. Moorestown, N. I. Entered 1935 Student Council tZi; A. A. Executive Board, Treasurer tSi; Alumni Day Play tU; Class Day Food Committee NJ ; Captain Brown Team tU; Hockey, 2nd Team, Captain tn; French Club tU tSi; Latin Club tSi; SHC. 5e11- ior Skating Rank tn tSi. MONO: I have 21. need to handle. Ships zmzl anchors and sails again. Dear Pack: You should have heard Dorry this morning at the Breakfast party. itJeepers, what food? If you want some expressions that take the cake just write to her. Catch her in a rare mood! Simple, thatys not the half of it, but oh so enjoyable. Of course yoifve heard about her latest skating honors. That girl is so graceful it gets me. Sheis going- to sail this summer and she practices the terms on us, and she's also getting wrestling practice although why I can't imagine. Gotta go ...... Love. . . . Pie K. y a x mm. mm: I x ESTHER BICKLEY FOWLER 13 Cross Street Westerly, R. I. Entered 1935 Yearbook Board, Sports Editor tSI; Motto Committee ism; Pin, Ring and Stationery Committee HI 1: Class Day Decoration Committee tn ; Senior Dance Committee; Mixed Chorus tD tSI; Operetta tD tsa; Latin Club 929 tD tSI; Counsul tSI; French Club m tU tSI; Treasure Seekers tSI; Art Club tsi; Skating, Fourth Rank tSI. Jfolfo: LA comic matter cannot be expressed in tragic Verse. Dear Anne: You have heard me mention Bickey Fowler before? Shes .an incurable Anglophile and is Visiting England for the first time this summer. I have in- vited her to drop in on you for tea hoping that she may stay longer. YouIll find her a happy enumeration of the sublime and the ridiculous, her specialty being the ridiculous which often manifests itself in what she calls poetry. Being a book worm with varied taste she will quote anyone, from Jorrocks to Vergil. She has a lively sense of humour, and is more than slightly scatter brained. I know you,11 enjoy her. Affectionately, MARY. JUDITH FREEMAN Hewlett Long Island, N. Y. Entered .1935 Brown and White Board; Circulation Manager is ; First Class Treasurer tD. Motto: The greatest pleasure I know is to do a good action by stealth and to have it found out by accident. Dear Grace : Am I a wreck! IIve just come up from a Hockey game and I worked almost as hard as the team did. We won though. Maybe my Life Savers did it. There are two perfectly smooth looking station Wagons outside and their making me homesick for New Hampshire. That reminds me. Have you read the one page story in the last Collieris? Ifs a scream. It certainly is a great mag. Everybody here is getting crew hats and Spaulding saddle shoes. I guess I just cant be different. I must cut this short because I have to get the B 8z W out. Be good, Keed, JUDY. LYDIA GEER' Belle Rose Long Island, N. Y. Entered 1936 Yearbook Board, Photography Manager tSI; Glee Club tD tSI; Costume Committee, Operetta and Senior Play tsa; Senior Dance Committee; French Club tD tSI; Art Club tSI Alotfo: I shall spend six weeks without stopping in one continual round of shopping. ' The following was found in the log book of a coast guard ship off Nantucket: 792940 What a mermaid I picked up todayeshe turned out to be a natural girl twhat a disappointmenti who had some crazy notion of trying to save her family's money by sailiny to Paris where she was going to see some guy by the name of Schiaperelli or sumpini Said she was inspired to do Clothes at her school on committees and dance committee. These women, I donit pretend to understand em. The first thing she said was 9011, my clothes are ruined . 'Ar lap, , rym- G'lgt I .--n-pi n..-..v , 11 11-y- u u :11: n .1;- r1.- anv. n- I III! ,1 I'll! .ll-Ill- 11.1.1.1 -1 .1 ll - 5.. l 'l-l .1. -II- a'- 1-1.; g .41er -iI-IIJ-a-naga-t -n-l-nunna' I A A372. Imwttf'f A AIM A M A than -'l---v--vv-'h -..- .naa b 1-1:; a -. -Cll-l 3-13-11. 1 VIII a:l.-A ran nvunow - -1?! 1-111 ,'-. m h t 'MEGB 'i .5515? TIMOTHY PEYTON HAW'ORTH lVallingford Entered 1935 Pennsylvania Class President tSl; B. and W. Editor tSl; Elocution Finals tll; Alumni Day Play tll; Greek Play tSl; Operetta tSl; Glee Club tll; Mixed Chorus tSl; Co-Chairman on Peace Society tSl; School Social Committee tSl; Class Eggasurer tll; German Club til; Soccer Varsity tSl; Waiter tSl; Triangle 11110170: Speak and the world is all ears. Professor, P. h Q. College. Dear Professor: In reference to my sons entrance into your institution, I thought it might be of assistance to you and to the board of examiners to extend information concerning his past. For the last three years he has attended Westtown School, where he has rightfully lived up to the Haworth name. Besides having all the prominent positions, editor of the B. and W., Senior president, Triangle, etc., he was one of the best liked boys in the school. His ability to get along with the teachers tespecially the women members of the facultyl was due to his marked gift of gab. His general personality and especially pleasing smile have made him quite At 'W-wsu , Ar- 4,-A4Mwiw M rm i... vqruw ,- .w .m. rAiruj'VWV' ' h ! 1 a success. Yours truly, L. C. H. l f SARAH HINSHAW 1 ,1 l Entered 1929 VVesttown, Pa. 1 l Hockey, 2d Team tZE tU tSl ; Third and Below Elocution Finals CO ; Treas- : l ure Seekers tSl; Latin Club t2l tll tSl. Motto: Ready for anything. i 1V4U48 Dear Master Carroll: 1 After all these years, I have finally decided to drop you a line. Of course V A . I would have written sooner, but until recently my Patriotism forbad corre- 19' ' spondence with anyone outside the ranks of the Good Old Party. You will be i interested in knowingr that the excellent political education which I received $ 2 s i K i g X J l , in your English Class has influenced me to the good and that I am now running v i l, for Governor of Shawhinvania on the Democratic ticket. Please do not mis- ; i understand me. My ideas are the same as ever, but the two platforms have 3 been so reversed that I now sympathize with you and Al Smith. I am hoping that my many happy years at VVesttown and energetic hockey playing will lead you to drop a hint to your many friends here as to how to vote. Sincerely SALLY. tHinshaw for Shawhinvanial i VIRGINIA HARMONY HUSTON 125 E. 70th Street , Entered 1934 New York, N. Y. Yearbook Board, Chairman Characteristic Committee tSl; Brown and White Board, Associate Editor tSl; Student Council CD; Color Committee, Chair- light man tll; Alumni Day Play GE tZl; Third and Below Elocution Finals Bl; $133 Glee Club t2l; Mixed Chorus tll tSl; Operetta tll tSl; Treasure Seekers :Ei tSl; French Club tZE tll tSl, President tSl; Art Club tSE; Drama Group E 31 CD tZl tll; Senior Greek Play. Elm, JIIOHO: Good to he merry and wise. litth; Your Port in a Storm Insane Asylum $31145? My Dear Colleague: 555535 We have recently had a very strange case that will undoubtedly interest iTE-Eii you. Fifteen years ago a prominent young psychologist entered to work with $1.111 l the patients and with her extremely Cheerful disposition and rare sense of ;E :51 humour, the patients cheered up the minute they heard Miss Huston's hearty M. 'in laugh. She had experience in acting: to entertain the patients and even started a newspaper. 3ut alas, she got to feeling so sorry for the poor unfmttunates and they got to like her so much that she is now one of them and an incurable. She acts as though shetd taken laughing gas. Yours in distress DR. X. 25 0 am? ANNE COMFORT JONES Hotel Glaslyn-Chatham Atlantic City, N. J. .IEJIfN'Jd 1934 Yearbook Board, Assistant Ed. tSl; 31-min and thite Board, Typist tSl; Elocution Finals tD; Senior Greek Play; French Club CO tZl tD tSl; Latin Club tZl tll tSl; Treasure Seekers til tSl; Skating, Third Rank tSl; Mixed Chorus tll tSl; Operetta tll tSl; Glee Club Ql tZl; S.H.C. Jlotto: Of life she makes what she wants of it. Dear Jean: You remember Anne Jones dont you? The girl at whose hotel we stayed last spring? No one could forget that red hair and certain something that makes every one like her. Well, shels just written a best seller thatls been condensed in the Readefs Digest. Itls all about her life at school and the fun she used to have reminiscing and acting crazy and on Senior Hiking Club. She still hangs out with her friends in Moorestown a good bit. Her next novel comes from there. Shels dedicating it to her English teacher with a poem and youll have to read it. Your loving, SALLY. THOMAS CANBY JONES 1524 North Avenue Nashville, Tenn. Entered 1934 Brown and White Board, Associate Ed. tSl : Senior Greek Play; Mixed Chor- us tll tSl; Operetta LU tll tSl: Alumni Day Play tZl tn; French Club tZl tll tSl: Latin Club tZl tll SM S.l-l.C.: Sneaker Committee tSl; Track Team tU tSl; Swimming Team tll tSl. M'otto: Still his tongue runs on. Dear Benny: Ilve listened to your program for a great while and I'm convinced that with a little more rhythm and more noise you could doubtless go places. Now when rhythm is called for I do have the stuff and F111 inventing some new noises that will give a kick to swing. I might add an intellectual note to your orchestra too, if you gave me a Chance. I swim on the team here at school and Ilm a bright kid but nevertheless the swing is there! Yeah man. . . . T. CANBY. NELSON OGDEN LINDLEY 52 Garden Road Wellesley Hills, Mass. Entered 1935 Triangle tSl; Student Council tn tSl; Track Varsity tD tSl, Manager tSl, Captain tSl; Soccer Varsity tSl; Insignia tD; Manager tSl; A. A. Execu- tive tSl ; Yearbook Board, Sports Editor tSl; Alumnae Day Play tD; French Club. tD; Latin Club tD tSl; S.H.C. illotto: The dignity is only half the story. Dear Sue: I met the nicest fellow yesterday from New England. tExcuse the punctuationD Is he dignified. He can throw it off every now and then though and cut loose, and when he does...He s darling, one of those fellows that spend a lot of time. on his lessons and gets on all the honor societies. And hes not only a scholar but an athlete. He says hes a track star and kicks no mean soccer ball. He just does so many things well that you cant blame me for getting so excited. See you soon if Itm still alive, JUNE .. M i .vna-wg g 52:: t .! - - mu- 133'1 I rv'frwrwaww-r-r-i-Tw A w , die. krav , r - an' BM ukw . A ,V- fw.,i ...m:-.... M awn... liy M. Em, if uggg I'm I ' t: ,rrr'. . um' ETH EL HAMILTON LINK 1 Cadwalader Drive Entered 1935 Trenton, N. J. Ilfofto: Whistle while you work. To Whom it may concern: I should like to recommend Miss Ethel Link as a hrst Class chemist. She specializes in research and is intensely interested in it. Her record has been excellent even in her beginning course at VVesttown School. In her whole edu- cation she has been a good all around student and has a line background for her work. Here in college we have been extremely pleased with the initiative she has shown and her capability in writing up her finds. I am sure you will find her prompt in everything. She has been one of the few students we have seen who is always ready to hand her work in before it is due. You will find her extremely easy to get along with and a pleasant companion in work. Sincerely, PROFESSOR DAVID THOME. DANA SCOTT LONGENECKER 7 New England Avenue Entered 1934 West Worthington, Ohio A. A. Executive, Secretary tSX, Brown and White Board tSl; R.H.B. CD tZl tll tSl; Stage Manager tSM S.H.C. tSl. llfotlo: All the worlds 3 stage. Spike Depretzeki, 4 Gasworks Ave, VmGthington, Ohio. Hiya Spike: Listen bud, I dont wanna have any trouble wit youeget me. You tell dose guys dat if dey gum de woiks Illl sit on ,em so hard theylll buy a gold brickeseeeIlm boss of. dis here gang see an even if I am away, what I say goes. How about it bud, am I right? I saw a hot rock de odder dayea new Plymouth Roadsteraitls a knockoute When I get auta dis joint 1,111 going to pick it uphI hopeehopeehope. Say, you donlt need to tell me that therels a new theater in tOWD-ernl de boss gooooood. I'been showing de guys down here just how to run a stage. 50 longeM your pal and boss, SCOTT. KATHERINE ANN MCCOY 211 25th Street Entered 7934 Brigantine, N. J. Art Club tll; French Club tD tSl; Latin Club tZl tD tSl; Glee Club tZI tll; Lead Senior Greek Play; Make Up Committee, Alumni Day Play tZl, Operetta tll; Class Day Food Committee tD, 4th Rank Skating tSl. 1110170: A daughter of the godsedivinely tall and most divinely fair. New York City Millie Darling: This city is simply Smooth! Of course I havenlt found a job yet, but Illl be darned if Illl try out in the sticks firstaYould think that some of the slow walking that I had to do in llAlcestisll last year would have given me experience in modeling. In the meantime, l7ve seen millions of gorgeous carseIlm only disappointed that the boys here donlt wear crew hats, but at least they wear hats and saddle shoes. I never thought that the makeup committee would ever do me any goode but I did earn a few pences in an amateur theatricaleit was too small for me thoughewell dear, my advice will come later because you never take it anyway. Love- K l T! Y. ROBERT THORPE MCCOY . New Vienna Ohio Ezzfrrcd 1936 Operetta Lead tD tSl; Mixed Chorus tU tSI; Senior Hiking Club; Glee Club tll tsp Latin Club tn tsa; German Club tSl; Orchestra tn tSl; Rustic Club tll tSl; Scenery Committee Chairman Shakespeare Play tn. MOHO: Whatls worth doing at all is worth doing well. To my diary: W'ell, dear diary, comes the time in every man's life when hes got to sum himself up$so here goese Personally here's how I feel about iteI dont mind life at allaitk the other peopleetake my wives for instance, they dont like singingedont like my hair oil Cgood stuff, tooicosts 75 cents homee$L5o herel. They donlt appreciate my exactnessz set my watch to the second and use an alarm Clock in the mornings. Anyway, I do get good grades when I study and play the Clarinet, too. I like farming and the 3teat out of doorseVVell, itls 32 seconds I;- past ten oiclock so good night, diary. JOANN WORTH MCQUISTON 435 West 119th Street New York City Entered .1935 Yearbook Editor-in-Chief tSl; Valedictorian; Delta Cb tSl; Head of School in Scholarship Q9; Elocution Finals tZI tll, First Place OI; Alumni Day Play tD; Vice-President First Class; Chairman Third Floor Proctor Com- mittee tStudent CounciU tZI; French Club tZI t'D tSl, President tD; Piano Club tZI tD, President tD; German Club tZI OI tSl; Greek Play tSI. Motto: To those who know thee not, no words can paint, And those who know thee know all words are faint. From: The King of Egypt. T0: The Queen of Egypt. Subject: Joann McQuiston. Queenie: Our Jojo is doing splendidly at Westtown. Her Cleopatrals atmos- phere has not left her in spite of Americanization. Welve just been wired that her intense popularity has been shown more than ever by the honor of Valedic- torian. Splendid! The slavery 0n the Nile has inspired her to work unceasingly on their Yearbook and you know what an actress she always was. I know that you,ll be glad to hear that our little protege is On their honorary society again, Delta tnot like the Delta on our Niley. Thatls all, clear. KINGIE HADLEY EARL MARSHBURN Entered 1935 Whittier, Calif. French Club CD tSI ; Latin Club QT tD tSl; SenioriHiking Club tSl. JVloHo: Silence is golden. Dear Mr. Einstein: Ilve heard that you have done quite a bit in the mathematical line, and I thought that I might be able to use you. Ilve read some of your theories, and, while I can point out their defects in most cases without the aid of paper, I can see that they show intelligent thinking, and I suspect that With a little training, yoqu be just the man to assist me. I warn you, it will be hard going for the first twenty years or so, but well make it in the end. I certainly am bored by the stupid mathematics teacher here at Westtown. Sincerely HADLEY E. MARSHBURN. i r 1- ;i. .a .. l 11 g. .21, - II 552,! r. ' 'I'dltlaz u .7 a: '1' n '1 1 IF '1' -1. u: :rrf rn- . :- , 1-1 Ae-vesg r-e'vn- awemA-n htrw w . I . th r l T, s Vt y BARBARA MASON Little Pines Farm Darlington, Maryland Entered 1934 Art Club tZl tll tSl; Treasure Seekers tll tSl; Piano Club t3l; German Club tll tSl President tSl; 2nd Hockey'Team tll; Varsity tsy; Basket Ball Varsity tSl; Glee Club Bl tZl tll tSy; Stamp Clu'b ID CD. ZMOHO: She with busy pencil draws designs. Dear Grandmaw: Would it be okay if I bring Barb Mason home with me on that weekend? I know you will like her, she,s really an all American girl. She rates varsity in hockey, basketball and lacrosse and is very near the top of the tennis ladder. Although she does live on a turkey farm, you mustnlt think her provincial, for she is one of the few accepted to go to Germany this summer as a member of the Cross Roads Youth movement. Shels the artistic member of Master Carrollls English class, tooeif that conveys anything. Let me know if the plan suits- Love, KATHERINE. DOROTHY FORSYTHE MATLACK Main Street Moorestown, N. J. 2d Team Hockey IZl tll ; 1st Team tSl; 2d Team Basketball tSl; lst Team tSl; 4th Rank Skating; French Club t2l ID tSl; German Club tll ; SIIC. illotfo: Youth of course must have its fling. Dear Maw: You know you asked me to get acquainted with Dot Matlack, the daughter of that old friend of yours? Well, I did, and is she ever a pip. She can create more excitement in five minutes than anyone I have ever met. From all I hear, she goes in for all the school activities in a big way, par- ticularly sports like hockey, basketball and that new spring game, lacrosse. Oh yes, I almost forgot, Dot is noted for giving her weekend guests :1 wonderful time, but they do the weirdest things. I heard something about taking a walk across the Delaware river bridge at midnight. Another installment next week. Your devoted daughter, EMELIA ANN. SUSAN ERNISSE MAXFIELD 11 East Beau Street Wrashington, Pa. Entered 1935 Orchestra Ill : French Club tZl tn tSl ; Latin Club tll tSl; Drama Group Ql; Piano Club m tD tSl, Vice President tll; Art Club tll tSl; Treasure Seekers tll tSl; Archery, 2nd Team. llfoi'fo: Go forth under the open sky and listen to naturels teaching. ltIIello . . . SALLY, live got the place at Camp, imagine, me a. counsellor. I simply had to call and tell you . . . IsNt it gosh Ilm lucky . . . Oh are they? Listen Love, when I pass finals will be enough time to deei-niy troubles. The very thought of the thing makes me scared stiff . . . But you know how just passing an English paper in late worries me . . . Did you? How swell. I liave1ft touched a piano for agesI ran over IMalaguanal but it was lousy. INC been spending all my time on Archery. Oh STOP! XVell then Blue 29 MARGARET IT-ANCROFT MILLLOR West Chester, Pa. Entered 1935 French Cluh tll tSl; Latin Cluh IZI tll tSl; Piano Cluh tll tSI; Glee Club tZI tll tSl; Sr. Hiking Club; Orchestra ID tSl; Greek Play; Asst Manager of Tennis; ID; Lacrosse tSI; Student Council tSl; Chairman of Proctor Committee. Motto: Lite is real; life is earnest. My dear Uncle: Dth you think you could dig: up some more X-ray work for me to Fiddle around with? llm getting awfully sick of. reciting Virgil and proctoring sec- ond lloor, and I'd like to surprise them at Duke by knowing something of. what itls all about before I get there. You know le'e made up my mind to really take this X-iay course seriously. live turned my back on all social life and am going to devote every minute of my time to studyrethat is except for a few weekends at Harvard, to get rested up 21 hit. Ive got to run and help the Lacrosse team out for awhile now, so byee Love, PEG. MAY LOUISE MICHENER 130 N. Clarence Street WIichita, Kan. Iflzfm'cd 1935 Cum Laude tSI; Viarbook Board, Circulation Manager tSI; Speaker Com- mittee tSI; Peace Society Committee tSl; Art Club tSI; French Club tD tSl; Latin Cluvh I11 tSl; Senior Play Costume Committee; Alumni Day Play Costume Committee OI; Treasure Seekers tD tSl. Motto: Genius seeks its own reward and carries its own lamp. Dear Bill: You would never think a staid old marine like me would settle down to one girl, but I sure have. I knew her at VVesttown School a couple of years ago and she was one of their best students, in fact she graduated Cum Laude. Not had! She has pretty strict principles. One of them has to do with war, and everything that goes with it, but she doesnit seem to mind me. SheIs in- terested in social service work and seems to be thinking seriously of going in it How about some news? Y our Pal, JACK VVHiTE, Ensign U. S. N avy. EMILY ELLA NEVVLIN Grimes, Iowa. Entered 1935 Piano Club tD tSI; French Club tU, tSl; Latin Club tll tSl; Costume Committee, Operetta tn; Alumni Day Play tZI t0; Glee Club IZI ID tSI; Senior Greek Play; Basketball Varsity tSl. Motto: Hope to the End. Pioneer Hi-Bred Seed C0. Dear Madame' I saw your ad in the Des Moines Local for a reliable librarian andI think that I can live up to your requirements. I went to school at VVesttown in Pennsylvania, and gained lots of valuable experience. I was on the basket- ball varsity and in the Senior play and I play the piano very well. Now as to library experience, I have had a good deal because I worked in the school library for two years and I feel as though I know a good deal about it. Hoping the information has been helpful . . . yours, EMILY. ' 1 1-5-1.- .:.-- dA-ntu 5:- g... .5... . a - M-IK p---.. - 1111 111'- 1 '1n l 1- . 11 . 'Il-llunpa-a-lnaunu-uu u - - 5r:- .. 7 .- .ll-Il-III-IUJ Hanan... - 41-1 .3 - vn-t a-np u-.. .t'- -- 1: :Z' 1.540-, ---..-----'-.I -.... .H-.: y... rnri 1,111-: 1 M.,.,- M ya... .w . A AA. m ...,-,-..,r.4 amv .A Arm fa.-aw A e irewwku 4M A CAROLYN RHODA NICHOLSON 9119 Coleville Pike Entered 1933 Silver Sprinos Md. Class Chairman GI; Commencement Speaker Committee tSl: Peace Essay, 3rd Prize OI; Glee Club tZI, tll tSl; French Club tll tSl; Latin Club IZI tll tSl; Treasure Seekers 'QZI ID iSl; Greek Play tSl; Drama Club QM Eloeution Finals MI; Senior Hiking Club. Motto: It's not how long we live, but how. Dear Dad : I know it has been ages since I have written, but the Bedford Street Center has kept me very busy. I received a letter from President Roosevelt the other day stating conditions in the West Virginia Coal Districts. Therefore, I sup- pose I will go down there for a while. Oi yes! I saw Aunt Caroline at StrawbridgeIs and she said VVesttown was coming along as fast as ever. She also mentioned that there were more Demo- crats there now than in 193R-so I gnecs I left good influence behind, don't you think so Dad? For goodness sake! I almost forgotemy collection of dog pictures is coming right along-I now have over 2,000. I must sign Off, Daddy. Love, Bedford Street Center. NICKY. ROBERT GEORGE ORMSBY Entered 1932 Philadelphia, Pa. Healeaiter tSl; R.H.B. GD tZI ill ISI; Soccer Team tZI tll tSI Captain tSl; Senior Greek Play MI tSl; Alumnae Day Play GI tZI; Third and Below Finals ID CD Third Place CD; Legislature ill; SHC. Base- ball Team tll tSI. Jlfoffo: Forbidden things have a secret Charm. Dear Fels: IIm Iinally going to get out 0F this school, I hope. I've been here longer than any boys in the class tsix yearsa and Tm really ready for a let up. IIVe been waiting for three years so I've forgotten what itls like to have food passed to me. Ilve been on the soccer team, in plays. I've been on the baseball team, Ihre been student instructor in shop and Ilve had a complete social life. Outside of that life certainly has been tlllll tExcept for S.EQTJ. HGICORGIC.H JOSEPH WARD PARKER 510 W. 124th Street Enfercd 1934 New York City Boys' Chairman IZI; Drama Group Ql; Swimming,r Squad QI tll; Soccer Insignia eSI; French Club tSl; Latin Club tSl; Rustic Club tSl; Vice President A. A. eSl; Swimming Insignia tSI; Swimming Manager tSI; Christmas Project Committee tSI. .Ifoiio: Never do today what you can put off Itill tomorrow. Dear Mr. Ripley You may have travelled a lot, but you haven't gone liar enough. I was born in China, have lived in Egypt most of my life, and now alternate between Baltimore and New York City, but you have still missed me everywhere. I'm the biggest possibility in this or any other world! Why, my rhythm-mad pal, Jones, and I would be a sensation anywhere! VVelre the greatest pair 01? ? ever built. I can make more nmses 21ml faces than any creation since Adam. And I have practically no hair on my head. Robert, you aint seen nothi1f yet! Yours, Joi: PARKER. P. S. I also swim like a lish' KATHERINE LOUISE PARKER 1306 Bolton Street Entered 1934 Baltimore, Maryland Glee Club t2l OJ; Piano Club tll ISL Secretary; Art Club tD tSl ;. Ger man Club tD tSl; Treasure Seekers tll tSl. ilrfotfo: A lover of poetry. Dear Jane: Talk about dreamers, werc got the prize one here at school; the nameis Parker. SheIs one of those rare people who is perfectly happy making plans for remodeling homes, and what's more, her dream has comeitruc, for shels going to have a cottage all her own to experiment with this summer. Her architectural tastes carry over to the more lofty designs of Cathedrals, and she was lucky enough to learn about them hrst hand last summer in England and on the Continent. While Ilm on the subject of Kay, I mustift forget her fondness for music, all types included, but ItBiugll in particular. IId better stop now, or PM be letting out more secrets. Ever, PEGGY. ELINOR GARRETT PENNELL Entered .1933 Wawa, Pa. A. A. Executive Board Secretary tSI; Hockey Varsity tZI tD tSl; Captain tSl; 2nd Team CD; Basketball Varsity tSI, 2nd Team tll; Tennis Varsity tD tSl; 3rd and Below Finals, lst Place; Latin Club ID tSl; French Club GI tSI; Piano Club tSl; Glee Club tZI t0. Motto: The happy are truly great. Dearest: Oh Anne, Ilm having the most wonderful time! I don,t know whether or not you,ll ever forgive me for waiting so long to write but IIm nearly out of my head Ilm so busy. This business of being a Physical Ed director is wear- ing, but its the most fun IIve had in all my life and Ilm not exaggerating either, ThereIs one fly in my ointment though. I cant keep it up after Tm married but nothing could stop me from doing that. Hels such a dear boy. You must come and meet him soon. Oh yes I have something else to tell you. I am to play on the All-Ameri- can Hockey team this season. Ilm worried sick for fear I won't make good, but Fm scheduled for hrst team and will do my best. PVC got to. I hope I can see you soon. With love, PENNY. ALICE PERRY 62 Elm Street Entered 1935 VVestel-ly, R. I. Swimming Manager tSI; Glee Club t2l tD; Mixed Chorus tSl; Make Up Committee Greek Play tD; Make Up Committee Operetta tn; German Club tSI; French Club tSl; Dance Committee tSl; Numerals tll; A. A. Board tSl; Archery Team tZI tU tSI; 4th Rank Skating tSl; Senior Life Saving tD. Motto: Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we diet. Dear Em: How are you? Guess what. You know I told you about meeting Gene Krupa at the Madhattan Room? Well, a picture of him came for me today and is it ever good looking! Wow! tTime out for a cracker'l. Welve got 3 Chem monthly tomorrow and Fm scared stiff. Colonel says itIs the hardest one of the year, too. Golly, I hate Chem. A T.W.A. plane just went over. This afternoon there was a big four- motored job Hying low. Was it ever a honey! Ilm going to Hy some day if it,s the last thing I do. People who laugh at me make me so mad. NOW for Chem. Love, IIAW Maia; 7-:' .7--4 9 -u. m WINK A, L...-N 1':- guy .-wmvwg:v-4-ew- -.aew ' w V. p.-. 7h... AWH MA newt m .rufe,v ABBOTT ROGERS 117 Lake Ailaii-e Avenue 13111611727 1935 Orlando, Fla. Basketball Squad t2l; Insignia t2l tll; Baseball Varsity tD tSl; Captain tSl; Chairman Pin and Ring and Stationery Committee tll; Soccer Varsity tSI; Legislature tSl ; Year Book Board, Business Manager tSl ; Senior Dance Committee; Toastmaster Class Day 3auquet tSl. Ilfofto: The elements were so mixed up in him that nature could stand up and say to all the world, t'This was a man'l. VVizzard Police Station Case No: Minus one tell Name: Abe the Babe CI thinkl History: Convicted for lack of, knowledge for college entrance and seu- tenced to three years at VVesttowu. Reports show that subject served his term well with only a few charges of escape. Was ring leader among the in- mates and took active part in iuter-prisou Athletics. Is heading for big busi- ness and if not caught will undoubtedly make success. Identification and facts: Can be identified by dark hair and brown eyes. Occasionally spotted with saddle shoes. Be on guard for his big ears and broad grin. That is all. Merry Xmas and three bottles of root beer. tRS Say chief, when do I get my raise?l MARGARE'll JACK SHOEMAKER 510 Riverview Road Entered 1935 Swarthmore, Pa. Secretary of Class tD; B. and W. Sports Editor tll tSl; Latin Club m tll tSl; Praetor tSl; Social Committee tSl; 2nd Team Hockey tsy, Captain tSy; 2nd Team Basketball tsi; Varsity Tennis tll tSl; French Club t2l tn tSl; Council Member tll; S.E.C.; Junior Life Saving OI; Greek Play tSl; Fourth Rank Skating m tll tSl. IWOHO: Virtue is its own reward. Dear Diary: Ilve mentioned Miggie so much that I thought Ild better tell you some more about her. uMove over, Ilm cold , and in she cuddles for those five minutes she lost last night after piling into Dorry and Cookie for a good old time rough house. Thatls IVIigwpep and ambition plus! .In Basketball and Hockey; though not quite varsity, shes a mean player and in Tennis has carried on the Shoemaker honors. Swimming and diving also Claim her; in fact mention any sporteshe tries them all. As for writing them up as Sports Editor of the Brown and White, Mig has proved herself well able. to give us all the news thatls lit to print. Swarthmore gave us a peach with Migesheas a swell pal and friend-eisuIt she, diary dear? LUCIUS GEROW SMILEY Mohonk Lake Entered 1937 Ulster C0,, N. Y. Senior Hiking Club tSl. .Motfo: My kingdom for a horse! Dear Pappy: Gee, I miss the farm! Say, hows Kitty since the last time I saw her? Howls her leg? One of: the students told me about a good remedy for a stiff leg. First you take some linseed oil and strain it to take out the seeds, then cool it and put it on with a soft ragetheu you paint the leg with Mercu- rochrome and bandage it. It sounds okayeyou might try it. One of the girls down here said she tried it on one of her horses. Fm getting tired of hiking around here, it gets pretty monotonous, therels not much to see. I just cant wait to get back to the farm. Love from your son, GEROW tBUBl. RS. Dawgoue it, Dad, they call me the class baby because Fm the youngest 11nd I dont like it. llut I make up for it and get good grades. LGS. 33 VIRGINIA HOUSTON SMITH 245 So. 7th Street Indiana, Pa. Entered 1936 Senior Class Vice-Presitlent; Art Club tll ; French Club tSl ; Latin Club tSl ; SILC; Brown and XVhite Reporter tSl; Greek Play Prompter; Operetta Make Up Committee tSl. JIOHO: Good nature and good sense must ever join. Dear Log: Ginneyls on board. IlStop itlly lIOh I did 110th, tDown goes a determined footl Whether in Solid and Trig or at table someone s bound to be teasing her. You just canlt help it; she is such fun to tease and takes it beautifully and hands it out with a willing and experienced hand. Gillllefs sensitivity and good nature make her the grand girl she is. Be- sides Ending time to visit during first collection, she does study. Her A,S and 99,5 tsteady dietl, though she modestly asserts she knows Ilnothing or she did llterriblyll on an exam, show her scholastic ability. If you want some good ideas on anything from mischief to Philosophical discussions, Ginneyls the girl to see. HARRIET HICKMAN STUBBS 421 South 4th Street Steelton, Pa. Entered 1936 German Club tD tSl ; Art Club tSl; Assistant Swimming Manager tSl; Roll of Merit tll; 2nd Prize tll. .Motfo: Molasses catches more flies than Vinegar. Dear Sirs: I should like to apply for a job slinging trays. I have 'been making a study of the waiting technique here at school; they reotlly do all right. As for inci- dental information about myself, they say I have a lovely disposition and am quite artistic. I have a nice smile, hazel eyes, naturally curly hair, I can in- terior decorate your place by displaying my art on the walls, and will serve your patrons promptly and efhciently. As a last inducement, Fm sure my lltruckin, ,, tand Ilm pretty good at that tool would entertain the guestseor I could even add to the back-ground. Sincerely, STUBBY. MARGERY SCULL TAYLOR Cheltenham, Pa. Entered 1935 Greek Play; Elocution Finals tSl; Glee Club tZl tll tSl; Secretary tSl; German Club GI tSl; Secretary tSl; Piano Club tZl OJ; Secretary tn; Second Hockey Team tSl; Swimming Team tll; A. A. Board tSl; Lacrosse TManager tSl; Proctor Committee OJ: Commencement Day Speaker Commit- tee tSl; S.H.C. Alotto: Grace and virtue are within. Clipping from the Cheltenham Record: Miss Margery Taylor of this hamlet recently made herself famous when she put on display her record breaking collection of Clippings from the I'Haver- ford News? The value of the collection lies in the fact that, taken as a whole, it gives complete biographies of. certain Haverford men of the class of ,38 and accurate accounts of the soccer games. Miss Taylor will graduate this spring from Westtown school where she has been ably carrying on the family tradition by playing hockey, elocuting, helping run several Clubs and above all, being a Democrat. D'II-u- - 15:?- -- .. 1-. 11-, u... :::::...:. .,...... - u- mx-H h- II -DI-.'.-f.-l -l-l- Isn't a -. -gpa-4 1-45--.. 1' a '11- aural own truo-cu- - 0 1'1 L f A... -r..----..-------... --- A.-- ., u... qII-ll-Hll-al-nau-a-l-l- 'm-r .-o.,.s u r4 'wngrvurut .4 ' 2W4. - zzxaa; .7 VVe V A 319; flex?! t ,m, .Aw-An -...m-.w....y-w..-vmv4u.eV..- I. l I I - t . MA haw .v-ve PHOEBE PERRY TAYLOR Ram Point, XVatch Hill Road Entered 7935 Westerly, R. I. Associate Editor of Brown and White ISO; Delta Ill tSl; Council tsy; Mantle of Dignity tsy; French Clu'h m, CD; Piano Club m ID ISM Latin Club ID tSf; Secretary of, Latin Cluh tsy; Orchestral ID; Greek Play Cos- tume Committee tSl; Jpera Costume Committee, Chairman tSy; Song Com- mittee tll; Motto Committee tsy; Characteristic Committee tSl. 11101702 I must go down to the sen again. BRYN NIAWR FINDS A NEW PRESIDENT Miss Phoebe Taylor has recently been elected the new President of Bryn Mawr. Although Bryn Mawr is Miss Taylorls more intellectual iialma mam- my , she has spent a fair degree of time at Haverford and at Westtown School where she goztced the honorary society, llDelta , was on the council and the Brown and White Board, because she loves being hon any kind of a board? Also this accomplished young woman is quite a pianistein fact it was known at VVesttown that she would become so engrossed in practicing that she uncon- sciously continued right through the next period, ohlivious to time and bells. EDWIN ARTHUR VAIL 2148 Pepper Drive lintcred 7936 Altadena, Calif. Piano Club Ill; SI-IC, Motto: l-le doth indeed show some signs that look like wit. Dear Mama: I have been working real hard and having 2. wonderful time The foot- high can of tooth powder is almost used up, so please send me some more pretty soon. You know, Mama, I found out a funny thing here. If you shuffle your feet on the Senior parlor rug and then touch somebody, helll jump. Something about electricity I think. I have added three or four movie stars to my col- lection epictures of course. Donlt be sillyl. I still think the one where Alice Faye signed it hhappiness always, is the bestwgee. Ilm still building my model train. Gosh, hut it's fun. They have awfully funny weather here, because it gets cold and sometimes it snows. I am getting so I can tell what the weather is going to he like and some times I am right when the paper is wrong. It,s time to go to bed noug so good night. Your loving son, EDDIE. BERNARD VAN ARKEL 17 Grove Street Zizzferrd ,7937 Haddonheld, N. J. Operetta Lead tSI; Mixed Chorus tSl; Boys Glee Club tsy; S.I'I.C. Mrottoz Handsome is as handsome does. Ted Dingle, Escort Service. Dear Mr. Dingle: I would like to apply for a position in your service. I have had experi- ence and am well recommended. For recommendations, you might write to the members of the second class of W'esttown School. They seem to think I'm okay and I am sure they would he glad to enumerate my qualiheations for you. I have a wonderful baritone voice and have heard that my singing in the Oper- etta had quite an effect on the young- ladies. I am sure I would be an asset to any Escort Service, for I have dark wavy hair and am tall. I also am very eager for just such :1 job. I hope I may hear favorably from you soon. Sincerely yours, BERNIE. RUTH NICHOLSON XVALKER lX'esttowu School Entered 1926 VVesttowu, Pa. Girls, Glee Club tsp German Club tSl; 2nd Team Hockey tSI; Costume Committee Greek Play tSl; Prize for Highest Scholarship in Lower School Cal; Prize for greatest Improvement in Lower School GI JII'OHO: Her ways are ways of quietness and all her paths are peace. Dear Betty: This week-end I am going to bring home a true product of VVesttou'u. She may seem very quiet to you at firstebut just wait, youlll find she's one of those swell girls with a mild exterior. Not everyone could live up to what is exe pected of the Principalls daughter, but Ruthie has come off with flying colors. Her ambition is to be a kindergarten teacher, and, it she does as good a job as she has done. as chief salesman in the Senior Tea Room, she'll certainly make a go of it. Ilm sure youIll like her, you just cant help it. Love, DOT. JOHN RODNEY WEATHERRY 306 Elm Street Elztcrcd 1937 Ithaca, N. Y. Senior Hiking Cluh tsy Jlotfo: Blow, blow, blow your horn gently in the room. Dear Tommy Dorsey: I am a little northern boy that lives down in Maryland now, and I play :1 trumpet with a touch of. that southern rhythm. Ild like to get on your ama- teur program for swingsters and show you how I can go. I like your hand a lot and I would like very much to get in it. Some of the. boys say that if Ild practice my horn instead of, shooting the bull, Pd be good; but I practice all during study periods and quiet hour. Some of the Seniors dorft like my playing, so I go around with the other boys sometimes. Tm quite a fine physical specimen and also somewhat of a night raider; so you see that I should be able to stand the hand racket. For ever blowtoffy, W EAT H ERALD. VVII LIAM GILLETT WI-I ITNEY Entered 1927 VVesttown, Pa. N. C. Wyeth Art Prize CD; Third and 'below Peace Essay Contest, hrst prize CD; Drama Club m; French Cluh tD; Boys Glee Club tD tSL Secre- tary tll; Latin Club tll tSI, Treasurer tSl: Art Club tll tSl, President. tSl; Track Varsity m tSl: Soccer Insignia tsy; Class Motto Committee tSl. Ilfofto: Time Marches oneso whate Dear Mr. Whitney: We have understood that you might be in the market for our latest device for arousing chronically tardy and dreamy persons and getting them well on their way towards their appointments. It is an electrical device inflicting a shock of varying intensity into parts of the body that render forward motion imminent, and we think you would Find it helpful as it would reduce the num- ber of humiliating experiences of walking into the Classroom and such. Hop- ing we can be of some aid to you, we remain sincerely yours. I. G. HIMMELHIEM, President. - 7.7 .- .III' I , .' f Illllthdf ,- 4 - 153:3--- J. r a 4- .1;- u 1. .-4.-.- r, :t .rxzr-I'me-WW .r -----o nn-tln: -11: ,. '------I, .v- 5'4! 11 r . x A .p -,..----g------...- --- e.-- .- I :2 hygr. 1471;??fi II-ll-HIl-II-Ipd-l-l-l- II .1! .11.- r.-. '1.- -A .- a'atgr - -. -dra-A 4-.---2- yr:- '1'.- w-uap: 'n! I'-lI--ua - w :1; A- a 41w .1. l' .i E-.,,.-. a. Mmuggy. Aver yew Mg. LA --pmr,w 7' r1 t----'-V -...-r , wFayrw.::n.r::.,r.y:w. ,- 7: : 7 ; c: '7'- r mv. .5 m n! h..g'.ii.;abv min : um ' FRANCES XVILKINSON Marmion Wily Entered 1935 Rockport, Mass. Delta tlil tSl; Hockey, 2nd Team OI; Varsity tSl; A. A. Board, Basketball Manager tSl; Peace Society Committee tSl; Social Committee tsy; Senior Greek Play; Yearbook Board 1D; Chief Proctor tll: Latin Club tZI tll tSl; French Club t2l 1D tSl; Treasure Seekers tll tSl; S.H.C.; 4th Rank Skating tll; Class Day Decoration Committee tll 1110th: The modest bud blossoms out. Dear Sue: Remember meeting Frannie XVilkinson on your week-end out here? Shels certainly accomplished a lot since she's been at VVesttown. Shels on Delta, Var- sity Hockey, and had the part of Apollo in the Senior Play and lots of other things-vtalk about being versatile! Did you know that she came from Mass? She spends a good portion of her summers navigating that rocky coast in her sailboat. Like her ancestors, she has a strong will and can keep up a good argument, but we think it mostly a tempest in a teapot. By the way, she's going to Qmitheniore power to her! LOVE, LOU. ANNE MOORE VVINDLE Entered 1934 Delwyn, Pa. Art Club tsp French Cluh tSI ; Greek Play; Alumni Day Play tll; 3rd and Below Elocution Finals Gil. 1110110: A spectacle of books. Lyon's Teacher College. To whom it may concern: We have a student teacher here who will be graduating this spring with high honors. Her name is Anne XVindle. She can teach almost anything, but prefers either reading or tap dancing. Her record at previous schools has been excellent and she has shown great interest in her work here. I am duty 'bound, however, to mention that she sometimes wears her shoes Without any laces and has the strange hobby of collecting unusual and good looking belts. These of course are minor details, but I wished to prepare you ahead of time in case you would like to get in a shipment of shoe strings and belts. I will be glad to give any further information needed, but I am sure that she will he a success at the little red school house. Sincerely yours, PROFESSOR W. C. CMTES. WILLIAM HENRY WOLF Entered 1936 Morristown, Indiana Robin Hood Jiand ISII Yearbook Board, Photography Mai'iager tSl 1110110: A real nice manly little fellow. Fellow Citizens: You all are intelligent people who have the. privilege of electing the Presi- dent of the United States. The man you want in that seat of power is McNutt. Among his many qualifications is coming from that grand state, queen of states, Indiana, The Shelhyville Democrat, the best authority on the subject, sup ports him, which in itself is sulheient reconnnendation. l have long considered this important problem, which so deeply concerns us all, and lind that there is no one better for the job of President. You all have found it impossible to know all about politics; this is quite natural. I am prepared to answer any of your questions. Yes sirbyou in the black derbyeyes, that is a simple ques- tion which can be answered in three hours, which time I unfortunately don't have. I trust you will all vote for MCNutt when election day comes around Thank you, thank you. LCCRETIA IVAY XVOOD . Robin Hill IVIedla, P21. Entered 1936 French Club tn tSy; Latin Club tU tsy; Piano Club tU tsy; Glee Club tSI; Senior Hiking Club. Alottoz Always at it wins the day: Dear Jo: As one ornithologist to another, you ought to meet Lucretia XVood. She doesnt confine herselt to nature in the raw, but actually writes essays on .the subject. Shets a hiking enthusiast too; and when it comes to 'book-blnding, she knows her stuff, for she's one of the Stack roonfs old timers. Creekerjs one of our most studious seniors, too, but shetd other you wouldn't mention 1t. You really have a lot in common with Lucretia and must meet her when you come out. Love, 8 A LLY. EDGAR HUNT VVOODVVARD, JR. 253 Cumberland St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Entered 1933 Elocution Finals Qt tSI, 2nd Place tSI ; Best Improvement in Elocution m; Alumni Day Play C0 tZI tD; Greek Play tSI; Operetta. ID; Characteristic Committee Rustic Club tU; Latin Club tU; French Club tD tSI; Drama Club QM S.H.C. .Mofio: Right on the dot, 566116: New Arts Photographic Exhibition. ttThe pictures by Mr. Woodward? They are on the third aisle, Madame. I believe that many of them were taken around a fashionable boarding school in the east. I had noticed thatethat the same girl is in a lot of them. I say, if you are interested in Mr. Woodward, there are some pictures of him in the other aisle--they are pictures taken of a play in which Mr. Woodward had a part. He was in many plays at that school. I saw one of. them once and he did a grand job of it. Yes, he does look as if he needed sleep when I was there, I asked about it, but they said he slept overtime if anything. . . . Don Wallacek pictures? They are in aisle 5. Thank you, Madame, you are welcome Fm sure. DOROTHY BLANCHE ZIMMER 233 Price Street Entered 1935 West Chester, Pa. Operetta Lead tSI Alotto: A little bit independent. tAn overheard telephone com'ersati010 : KtI-IelloeKeenie, this is Dot . . . whateyou want to come over to West Chester ?esure, mother and I will be right over for youeltm a complete wreck after hearing Benny Goodman last night. He really was keen . . . I'll teach you some smooth new dance steps when you get over here. . . . Oh, thatts all right . . . daddy wontt mind; he,s wrapped up in the Saturday afternoon op- era as usual . . , so I can,t play on the piano or Ivic' . . . but Wagner is Wagner I guess. . . . I went Idown to the City' yesterday and added a couple of new records to my collection. . . . O.K. Keene . . . weIll be right down . . . bye? .L'::1- - 4 an:- .lviilltlli .- I ;-.;u i-Jasi? i5; 1-1... p-- ,,,,,,.z.r--:: y - IA' r1 .trpr'nr , x-.. inai-a nr SENIOR SUPERLATIVES J. MCQUISTON ............................ Most Likely to Succeed ...................... T. HAWORTH M. SHOEMAKER ........................... Most Popular ........................................ B. BUSH L. GEER ................... . ................... Best Dressed .......................................... J. BYE M. DARLINGTON ........................ Neatest .................................................... B. AUFHAMMER P. COOPER .................................. Best Looking .................................... B VAN ARKEL . SMITH .................................... Nicest Smiie .......................................... C. DAVIS . ALLEN.--. .--...-; ....................... Most Intelligent .................................... G. WHITNEY PENNELL ................................ Best Athlete .......................................... C. DOAK . HUSTON ................................ Best Conversationalist ........................ B. AUFHAMMER CAYO ....................................... Wittiest .................................................. S. LONGENECKER . MATLACK ............................... Liveliest .................................................. J. PARKER . DAVIS .................................... Most Courteous .................................... J. COPELAND . NICHOLSON. ........................... Most Naive ............. . ............................... E. VAIL . VVALKER ................................. Most Cooperative ................................ P. DEWEES G K E. G P. D A C R R . CREIGHTON ............................ Most Understanding ............................. B. ANDREWS TAYLOR ................................. Most Dignifled ...................................... N. LINDLEY M. MICHENER ........................... Most Studeous ...................................... B. MCCOY B. FOWLER ................................ Most Original ........................................ T. WOODWARD TU P. BAILY .................. - ................. Most Versatile ....................................... B. ORMSBY M. DARNELI ............................... Most InHuential ..................................... A. ROGERS -rx+ -r -., g A47 -V-z-4n-y44- A 4 j M A Name Favorite Expression HOMy Hangozzl Noted For ALLENu- ..... i ................ iiSometimes I worry .......................... Communism ........................ VVestchester .................... Talent ............................... AUFHAMMEkn-u .......... rHi, Boyiiu .......................................... Fishinguu .......................... Bed--,. ............................ Red hair. ......................... ANDREWS ...................... iiAh ainit saying ................................ Boats .................................... Walk ................................ Big Apple .......................... BAILY ............................ IIOh, squishILuo .................................. Wood carvingu ...............Barn--- ............................ Imitationsu ...................... BALDERSTON ................ Goodnight shirt - .............................. Drawing ............................. Florida--- ........................ Oranges ............................ Hence, deluding Joysi . ...............1..Clothes ............................... Own Room ...................... Walk ................................. IiFooVL- ................................................ Cartooning .......................... Shopuu ............................ Cartoons ...................... .. - ........................... iiOh, Yeah .......................................... Montclair ............................ Outside No. 3;. .............. K.O.B.,s ........................... 7 CAYO..- ........................ iiBarbara Dearii .................................. Horses .................................. EC,S Room- ................... Nice eyesu ..................... COOLu ...................... uIn a big way --u. .............................. Make up .............................. Back stage ...................... Knitting ........................... .7 E. COOPEL uShucks fellows .................................. Sister .................................... Ford V8w- ...................... Advice to younguu ...... F. COOPER It was 50 am .................................... Making Jewelryu ................ Yarnshop. - .................. Novelties. P. COOPER .................... Listen, Love - .................................... Choc. ice cream ; ............. Central ............................ Lookso ............................. COPELAND .................... Welli- ................................................ Chopping wood .................. Roomu ............................ Butterball ........................ COPPOCLh ................ Yeeeah .............................................. R. Taylor ............................ Betty's roomu--- ............ Material instinct ............ CREIGHTON.......-.....-,..inh Ha Ha HefL-u ............................ C. Gable .............................. Athletic field.u- .............. Sizcou ............................ DARLINGTON , i I was so embarrassed ...................... K. O. B. S .............................. Outside No.1- .............. Red ............ DARNELL . IiLet me help ...................................... Studying .............................. In Book ........................ Motherly 1nstinc;.-.. A. DAVIS You don't mean itiL- ....................... Piano .................................... Room-- ............................ Goodnesso. ...................... Watch the fords go by .................... Cars ...................................... Salesroom ........................ Biceps ............................... Hi fellers -- ........................................ A.Y.H ................................ Sr. Parlor ........................ Lunch Box ...................... Hear me now .................................... Sports .................................. Second Floorn ............ N. C. State- .................... iiRatslV, ................................................ C.T.B ................................... Library ............................ Long hair ELKINTONun .............. njeepers .............................................. Roughhousing-u .............. Rink ............. - ............... Skating ............................. FOWLER ........................ Unsufiicient Spacei .............................. Haverford ............................ T.S.B.,s ............................ High jumpshu ................. FREEMAN 111331! .................................................... St. Georges .......................... B 81 W Room- ................ Saddle shoes ................. GEER-- ......................... IIGodfreyIs Cordials .......................... Designing ............................ Parlorun- ........................ Appearanceu HAWORTH...- ................ uGet it? - ............................................. Bullingum-....................: ....... Sr. Parlor at 1 ................ Gift of Gab.- .................. HINSHAW Republican! ...................................... GOP ....... Near Teacher .................. Energy.w Iris a fine thing! .............................. Writing letters ............ L ....... Sunnybrook..,-.1 .............. Laugh -.. .......................... Listen ................................................ Reminiscing ........................ Doris room ...................... Moods...................; .......... IiWatch it Budin .............................. Mending records....-.....; ....... Music Studio .................. Noises ............................... Rightoiih ............................................ Radiou ................................ Latin room ...................... Delta ............................. iiGleepsII ................................................ Weaving ...... . .......... ......... Room- ............................ Talking .......................... LONGENECKER- iAnythingi ............................................ Guitar..,..,,.,.........; ........... Back Stage ...................... Stock expressionsu ......... K. MCCOY. .................. 1-11 can take care of myself: .............. Proctoringn.........;,...7..- ....... Mil's room ...................... Freckles- ' i R. MCCOY .................... iCensoredi ............................................ Diary. .................................. Whitneyis ........................ Operettas... , MCQUISTON- ............... -fIGolly Nan'L .................................... Applications................; ....... Library;.;.....'.. ................... Yearbool; ................... MARSHBURN ................ Yeah P ................................................ Caroms unu .............. .. ......... Parloruuu ........................ S 81 Trig ........................... MASON .......................... IIYes'Lnu .............................................. Drawing ............... . ....... A rt Room ........................ Sleepwalkingo MATLACK ...................... It,s really ingenious,i ........................ Tedu--- ..... ...... Outside Lib .......... V ........... Brilliant ideas$ MAXFIELD .................... uSee what I mean .............................. Archery .................. ....... Around ............................ Silly spellsu MELLOR ........................ Say, KeedILu ...................................... Proctoringu- ........................ DesL-- .......................... Harvarg ..................... MICHENER .................... IIShucks'L .......................................... Studying..........,....,...,-.1 ....... Lane School .................... GradeS- NEWLIN ........................ III donit believe in if--- .................... Farming ................... L ......... Baconu$ ........................ Iowau. NICHOLSON-u- ............ The book doesn,t say soiuu .......... China Dogsu .................... Farm House .................... Orange juice ORMSBY ........................ uI was doing alright . ........................ Wood carving .................. Shop ............................ Curly hair J. PARKER .................... iAll sorts of funny noisesi .................. Making faces ...................... Jones 3 Room .................. Haircut ............................ K. PARKER---u ............ Have you done it ?'L - .................... Poetry,......i....1.; ................... Baltimore ........................ Dreamy looko ............ PENNELL ...................... IIHick Hick ........................................ Bottles .............................. Room 5 ............................ Crazinesst PERRYnu ...................... IiHi Hi Hit ....................................... Goodman---- ...................... Downingtown .............. Dancingur ROGERS-- ..................... IIHow about 1t .................................... Fleiidaun ............................ Off bounds ...................... Raising cain SHOEMAKER .................. iII do know,L- ..................................... Shopn- ................................ Swarthmore .................... Pepu SMILEY .......................... iIYouire crazy'L ................................ Riding .................................. Baiiy's .............................. Y0uth........... SMITH ............................ IIOh, meanii .......................................... Stampingu ........................ Rooms .............................. Quick dressing- STUBBS .......................... IIDo you mean it - .............................. Cats ...................................... Dining Room ' M. TAYLOR................fin Cheltenham $-- .......................... Films .................................... Sr. Parlor ...................... Temperament P. TAYLOR .................... Words words -u ................................ English ................................ Music Studio .................. Piano ................ VAIL .............................. uHi --:. ................................................ Trains .................................. In train ............................ Tooth powder.. 1 . VAN ARKLE .................. iiTOday I am a Man -- ...................... Second Class-- .................... Hall .................................. Fore Locks ....................... WALKEL ...................... Oh that Solid and Trigiu- ............ Family.- .............................. Home. ............................ Voice WEATHERBYn .......... Blow that horn ................................ Trumpet .............................. Room-- ............................ Trumpet ....... WHITNEY ...................... iDecidedly insuHicient spacei ............ Arguing ................................ Whitney s ........................ Intelligence; WILKINSON............mufT ou brat -- ........................................ D and T .............................. Everywhere----w .............. Inferiority. WINDLE ........................ I think so' .......................................... Reading-- ............................ West Chest... . VVOLF ............................ :IUh huhII .............................................. Politicsuwu .......................... Ind ............................. . WOOD ............................ 'Chem 13 easy .................................... Being quiet. ........................ Roomn ............................ Quakerlines WOODWARD .................. i What do you say uuu ........................ Photography .................. Spivey s- ................... . ZIMMER. Swing.. ................................ West Chest ...................... A rguing u 40 N 66d: M ost xldjective Thinks he or lee is dmb'tion Destiny ........ Conscience.........-...........Bouncey..........s.......e.....An Intellectm.........................Lawyer.................e..................Soap Box Orator ........ Welght. ........ Real Boat ........ New Laugh-m................. ....... Dictionary:--.-..s........... ........ Less Dignity--..-............, Gentile--- ............... L ...... Misunderstood ........................ Docror. .................................... Vetenary Easy Going-- ................ PegAs Boss ............................ Boat Designer ........................ Auctioneer Versatile ........................ Analytical ................................ Artiste ...................................... Marriage Stubbornm.....................Shady Lady ............................ Interior Designere .................. Florida Guide QuperHuous- .................. A Dictionary .......................... Lady of Leisure ...................... Worker ........ A w1feHappyCa1 21nd Map..s......................Traveller.......................e..........Hob0 ....... A change-..-.-..-................ ........ Experiences-.-....-.......e..... ....... Clean hat Individualistic .............. Track Star .............................. Chemist- .................................. Druggist Sensible .......................... Horsewoman--- ...................... Blue Ribbons .......................... Horse Thie.F Swell .............................. Not in love .............................. VVellesley.- .............................. Own Scotties ....... Confidence.-....-..............IndiHrerent---................Inferi0r...................................Social service..........................Home Pscyh. ....... Years...-..-..........s..............Adorable.....V..................Dainty Sneezernu................Get married...... ...................s.Sub-Deb Ed. ....... A in chem.m............s......Charming.............-........N0thingwn..............................DiplomatAs wife..........e..........Orphanage ....... Get mad...-......................Quiet..............................Ladies Manh ......................German Prof.................s.........Bachelor ....... Inches..............................Dinky.......s.............-......Experienced............-...............Housewifew.............................Waitress ....... Short hair.-....... ..........,...Planyzl -......-.;...-..........Dumb..................................s...All American.........................Side show ....... A changew.-....-................Cutenwu.........-......L.....Embarrassedu-.......s..............Millionaire..........V...................Go Bye ....... Speed-...-...,.....................Slowe....................s...,.....Righteous..N.............,.....,..... .Nursewm............s....................Mother Cary ....... Lifie--....s..................e.... Cooperative .................. Hopeless .................................. Pianiste ..................................... Teacher ....... Chevrolet ....,.-.-............-Toughiee.............s..........Charles Atlas.........................Car Designers...w..................e..Tootsie Toys ....... Horse senseee.................. ....... Rule Bookenmvuun... ....... Falth Self conflderit ................ Convincing .............................. Doctore................................;...Butcher Bossye; .......................... F.D.R ........................... ' .......... Big Leaguer ............................ Water Boy Independent .................. Coloratora Soprano- .............. Marriage .................................. Night Club ....... NothingAM... ...............Trumpm.............;..........Childish .......................s........90nja Henie.....V................. V;...Champ ...... 1 Foot..........-....-.-............Amazing........................Intellectu211...........................H.Poetesswu..................N..........Librarian ....... FriendlinesseAe...-.......... Sympathetic .................. Sporty typeun ...................... Newspaper reporterA .......... Deb ....... Poundage...-....................Smarte .....-..,........e......Schiaperallie....'....,...,...............Own dress shop......................Take in washing ....... Memorye-A..s..-...........e.. Diplomatic .................... Absent minded.- .................... Social worker .......................... A Papa ....... Dignity.-.-...-.--......e.-........Noisy....................l..........Quite the stuff..................s.....Head G.O.P.-e--.....s..'.,............Chemist A ....... Secretarye. ...................... ....... DecisionAeA.................... Bubbling ........................ Dorothy Dix ; ..................... Psychycologist..M.................:P.O.B. II Dramatic - ........ ...... Tempermental ....................... Authors--.........e....,......s..........Sob Sister ....... New Vic..........................Rhythmic.....,.......e.:......Benny Goodman.........;..........Social worker.... A.....A.............Street Cleaner , ....... New England .................. Dignifled ................. , ....... A Student ................................ Newspaper Editor .................. Teach Kindergarten ! ....... Smile ................................ Genial.................::..3.;....Gi1bert and Sullivan .............. Chemist , ............................... Tabloid writer A ....... Some new ones-- ............ Conventional....'.'..;...- ..... Ben Bernie .............................. Gag writer.--s ........................ Cheese and Crackers II ' ....... Yellow Packard ....... . ....... Precise- ......... ..... ' ....... Sophisticated .......................... Buyer - .................................. Farmer ....... SuppressioneA..-........... Meticuloush......;.'.s.......V.O.KM-........A............-......;.........Singer --...,.............s......,.......Barber p: ....... More timeeee .................. Accomplished........;..- ..... Cleopatra ................................. Authore- .................................. Excavator . ....... Shovel .............................. Rotund .............. - ............ W 7oman Hater ........................ Diplomatne ............................ Train caller A ....... Neatness .......................... Flightynew; ................. Athlete? .............................. Nurse .................................... Pig Pen ....... A spanking............e..w.. ....... Superiority..................e... ....... PatienceAmu............... I A ....... Some fun ...................... ....... Sophisticationh--.u......... A ....... Curling Iron .................... Exuberant.v-: ....... . ......... Being angelic .......................... Career ...................................... Bar maid Modest.............s...;f ...... Undignified .............................. Camp director ........................ English teacher Resolute ........................ Too tall............; ....................... X Ray Doctor ........................ Girls, Friendly Brainy ........... ' ................. I nnocent ...................... ' ............ Welfare work .......................... School marm Cheerful ......................... A Quaker ................................ Work on farme-.. .................. Cook Naive .......................... Girl Scout...,..e...- ...................... Bedford Center ...................... Hula Girl ....... Another pipew--..........,.Drol-1..............................Rugged IndiVidual-- ..........Hotel Manager -.....,............Bell Boy ....... Ambition.--........,............,Moron............................An Architecte.A...s.................ANone............n......................,...Same G10 doubO ....... Environment -...........V....Dreamy.-......................,,Dramatic.---......w................,....Poetess-.-.m...........,.........,........Blues Singer A ....... Ten Yearse...........' ........... ....... Millionaire..................... ....... A Glrl ....... Sleep Hilarious ........................ Garbom .................................... Phys. Ed. Teacher. ............... Souse Good natured- .............. Earhart .................................... Aviatrix .................................... Early marriage Impressive ................... Slick .......................................... Business Tycoon ................... Bootlegger Genuine ......................... Kiddish ................................... Relief Worker ...................... Mrs.- Jockey ....... Big Benv...................em. Timidwn............s...........Teased too much....................Be Somebody........................AGangster,s moll ....... POISe k 3 ....... Li feAA ............................ ...Dynamite ........................ Mae Westish.-.--,.......w.Hot Stuff. ............................... Raise Cats ............................. Cabaret Dancer 5.8. 81 G ........................ Shirley Templee ..................... Ornithol ist .............................. Movie Star Reserved ....................... Rachmaninoff ......................... Bryn Mawr ............................ Haverford -..Tenor Voice .................... Well-meaning ................ Misplaced ................................ Mech. Engineer ...................... Trolley Conductor -..Combw ............................ Tall, Dark 81 H ........... Tibbett .................................... Chem. Engineere .................... Gigilo ...Tasty Yeast .................... -..Bass Fiddle .......... -. ....... ...Alarm Watchun; ............ ...Social Security ................ Sweet .............................. True VVesttonian .................... Outside of W ........................... Funny Papers Swingy ............................ Thomas Dorsey ...................... Orchestra.-.-.-.-................ ........... Salvation Army Casual ............................. Thomas Edison ...................... geientist .................................... Third-rate Prof. Self-conscious ................ Calm ...................................... Confidence ................ , ............. G. S. Leader ...Shoe Strings .................... Joking ............................ Book Worm . .......................... Teach School .......................... Factory Worker j --.Height ............................. 3 ...... Energy ........................... Political-- ...................... Business-like ....................... r....President .................................. Dark Horse Impoliten---..................Hiker ........................................ Chemist .................................... Bar Tender ....... Quakerliness...-..s.........;...Circumlocar. ..............Modern,.....................,..............Diplomatmw,.......................e..Hausfrau 41 . 3.3.54 I.r1.lll, vx rI .s .u- a ; -mkm. .MMAVMIMNIMWMWM, a..ilI.l.$..umemmnI!H : , :4!.33 , ; nu .. mlimu Whammwaial. lbw p n- i Munnvm. , 4i W Wax A4.w-w4ww Avmv WWW , cwwmywz WWW M ; , a . M ,ngw w u; y0 wvwvxww' 7W WKN' M 4, mewwmw mew mvwww w Away, VA! WWW: WWW, , MW; x ,7le AWN Maw 74w, xx MW 4, m y , mew my x am WMyW ,, ,ymwwMMA mnwam .4'1!',15 l 7z w... L . Jl-It-nrlll'I-nw-.. lmwvuud-Illnl 9:1. -'-i . anur- w. ...--..,.. u ; 4 ' :- al-Pl'L ALJ . I'I'I-IRI; Innnq , Virgina, $7: v ' i1.' ;...v';..,..v. .. , -., , . . Kan. NvA 4. .Qu. n . 3, , Nam. -1 .mm... Hmw-r.au .9.. n.9,... , x X7. x WVfXK fa FIRST CLASS President WILLIAM PECKHAM . . C..- 1 fun;- . .- . lb .1 Vice President Secretary MARY BARCLAY MARGARET SKILLMAN Boyf Treasurer Girlf Treasurer PAUL COPE MARGARET TAYLOR First Row-S. Ridgeway, W. Graves, R. Flack, R. Doak, J. Wetherald, P. Bush, J. Earle, C. Fox, I. Kimmell, M. Hodgson, C. Cadbury. Second R0w A. Nash, M. E. Farr, N. White, H. Emerson, B. Ringo, H. L. Brown, N. Howie, E. Evans, W. Peckham, M. Taylor, M. Skillman, P. Cope, L. Gilmore, M. Snow, J. McIver, M. Bye, S. Kratz, J. Wallace, F. Wagner. Third Row-uJ. Savery, V. Bogart, K. Schott, R. Vail, D. Barry, R. Melvin, R. Passmore, E. Barlow, L. Brinton, R. Lockwood, D. Lueders, E. Albertson, A. Winslow, P. Newcomb, L. Petrulias, H. Bennett, M. Barclay, P. Bead ling, F. Smedley, B. Mason, M. Lippincott. Fourth R0w E. Pennock, R. Fawcett, H. Peeler, J. Dell, L. Thompson, B. D011, L. Swift, T. Sherwood, B. Branch, B. Walker, L. Swift, E. Pickett, R. Rob- inson, J. Cope, W. James, J. Lippincott, A. Thorp, R. Carey, W. Barker. +1 ' 'm-Jr. i.- cry! 1 V 1:: N H1 1?: G f-I .. I . . I. ,' V! i 1 I . . f V D i ,4 J V ' nugrt f 35:2! I .554: A1r-r-r7'r71.f+,' W SECOND CLASS B 0315 C hairman Girlf Chairman CHARLES BOOTH NONA SPAETH First R0w J. Whitacre, C. Willits, K. Jaggard, C. Booth, E. Lovelace, V. Rob- erts, J. Kaighn, P. Kaighn, J. Cushman, G. Downing, E. Thomas, G. W. Bumpas. Second R0w D. Thomas, V. Nicholson, H. Outland, C. Miller, J. Wolf, P. Eades, G. Lowry, H. Keith, J. Sangree, F. Eaton, 1. Mills, E. Pennell, W. Lindley, M. Hoffman, E. Shoemaker, D. Stanton. Third RozeF-P. Welsh, J. Marshall, N. Spaet'h, B. J. Moore, B. Lamborn, M. Boyce, E. Lowry, E. Rhoads, M. Graham, I. Johnson, R. McCoy, B. Fowler, E. Farley. Fourth Row-P. Sulzer, J. Jones, H. Owings, R. Painter, D. Shaad, M. Haines, E. Forsythe, S. Jones, S. Lindley, E. Goe-rke, A. Williams, E. Lindley, P. Sharpless, M. Carey, T. Lippincott. Fifth R0w W. Forsythe, W. Normart, H. Hollingsworth, E. Carroll, D. Young, F. Balderston, C. Johnson, F. Smith, F. Turner, C. Pickett, J. Barker, N. Marclay, D. Thatcher, L. Yearsley, B. Parker, T. Taylor. THIRD CLASS AND BELOW First Row-E. Buckley, R. MacIver, R. Ellicott, R. Jones, B. Haviland, D. Fahrney, R. Stanton, L. Bailey, D. Dewees, D. White. Second R0w D. Simpler, M. Kay, J. Calves, M. Lloyd, D. Jones, E. Coppock, C. Lippincott, C. Dewees, M. Bush, M. Walker, S. Shipley, J. Thomas, R. Timbres, S. Sanville, D. Spivey, D. Fahrney, M. Cheyney. Third Row- M. White, J. Gilmore, E. Townsend, E. Porter, J White, E. Zim- mer, R. Edmonds. Fourth R0w J. Nicholson, R. Taylor, J. Clark, J. Sutherland, R. Votaw, R. Boyce, E. Ridpath, E. Coneley, E. Bodulich, H. Gilmore, E. Timbres, W. Osler, F. Frazier, J. M. Fronefleld, P. Vandiver, H. Skillman. Fifth R0w-C. Hill, G. Gray, M. Snow, L. Lohrke, J. Spive-y, N. Peck, G. Buzby, H. Nash, E. Kenworthey. 4,5 . '7' l. I n -: ll. - - :1. 1-; f- .- '.15- 77,4; 33: .rv . .35121215 arr,- jgzz.-::;: 5;. n .1... W .5 A ,3.- A 23' - .l'l'lh l-IJIA'IJIDI S N O T1 A E N Am G R mu 3: xv . ?.?:1 Tr r 1 :31. 7; filth' ' 2175;. r' 2'; , 'V L .2 GIRLSi STUDENT COUNCIL V I I 3735, 7 A ,7124 President Secretary M. PATRICIA CAYO MARiAN DARNELL r l 3 re. 1 , i :43 -' '5'; Chief Proctor Second Floor Proctor MARGARET MELLOR MARGARET C. TAYLOR Third Floor Proctor Senior Class Member MARY HAINEs PHOEBE TAYLOR Second Class Member . CAROL OHNSON FM'SI' Class Alembers J DOROTHY C. LUEDERS Faculty Adviser RUTH VAIL ELMA CLARK The Girls, Student Council, consisting of the Dean of Girls and ten rep- resentatives of the student body, deals with the problems which arise at girlsi end. The Council usually meets once a week and cases of disobedience are discussed, following which some definite action is taken. The administer- ing of justice is almost entirely in the hands of the students. They treat the offender as they think best. The councils business is not always of this nature, however, since frequently the question of improvement for West End is considered. The principal aim of the Council is to promote good feeling and a sense of individual responsibility among the girls. +.LJP; ! - rrvr I T I71'tt , .. :1. :- A. 1,7,! ': f.:' ' 2 rT ,f- s b$uiir T4 ; r1115 M. . J. gnu; BOYST STUDENT COUNCIL .u u... Coimu s n A A President Secretary WILLIAM BUSH PAUL M. COPE Chief Proctor Chief Inspector CHARLES DOAK ROBERT D. AUFHAMMER t. '1'! gr. ,- Senior Member First Class Member NELSON O. LINDLEY JAMES B. COPE -- Faculty Adviser FREDERICK W. SWAN The purpose of the Boys Student Council this year was to bring into better cooperation the two groups of the school, namely, the Faculty and the Student Body. This type of government is an attempt to give the members of the Student Body a fair voice in the administration of justice to those Who have broken regulations. It is also a means for Students to voice their needs and suggestions. It has been the wish of the Council to hold its meetings open to all who desire to come. The Council has also encouraged those Who have felt that they were unfairly treated to bring their cases before the Coun- cil for further discussion. This course has done much to relieve feeling be- tween students and Council Members. :::r--'- . 3:7: 1:. l a ,-,,-a .m- '5': -.., :r-13' '1 -n - - - 4'!!! .1544 :11 '1 ,- 'E. 2'11; THE BROWN AND WHITE BOARD Sports Editors MARGARET J. SHOEMAKER LEONARD THOMPSON Editor-in-Ch'ief TIMOTHY P. HAWORTH 11 ; 'IIID'4 '11-, :ryg;t.- a n I tn-Is 1- .- 'l.-l IN r -nr '.1 -- Assistant Editor CORINNE T. ALLEN Circulation JVIanagers JUDITH FREEMAN . s SCOTT LONGENECKER Assocwte Editors VIRGINIA H. HUSTON T. CANBY JONES Business M anager PHOEBE P. TAYLOR ROBERT AUFHAMMER 1-,: 1517,5950 1 w- -11 l u! I: 1L! - r-qvunvvw-f .0 ; YEARBOOK STAFF E ditor-in- C hief Business M anager JOANN W. MCQUISTON ABBOTT ROGERS Assistant Editor Advertizmg Managw ANNE C. JONES JOHN E. BYE , Circulanon IWanagers Sports Editors MAY LOUISE MICHENER ESTHER B. FOWLER J. WILLIAM ANDREWS, JR. J. WILLIAM ANDREWS Photography Managers A477 EditOV LYDIA GEER ELLEN M. BAILY WILLIAM H. WOLF :.';:;Ep': 5 Clzqractem'stic Conunitl'ee Chairman VIRGINIA H. HUSTON GIRLS' A. A. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President Secretary ROSEMAIN CREIGHTON ELINOR PENNELL Hockey Manager MARGUERITE COOPER Treasurer DOROTHY ELKINTON Tennis M anager Faculty .Adviser MILDRED DARLINGTON BEATRICE, WHITCOMB Lacross Manager Basketball Manager MARJORIE TAYLOR FRANCES WILKINSON Vice-Presidem Swimming M anager ELLEN BAILY ALICE PERRY Archery M anager ELIZABETH COOPER The Girls, A. A. Executive Committee is composed of officers and managers of the various teams. It is their duty to see that all games come off properly and on the correct date, and to settle such matters as A. A. dues, awards for teams, and elections of new officers. This year the point system in its re- vised form has been continued as before and the number of games that an individual has played on a certain team is used as the standard for a letter. . f ' 1-1 I ' 1-17;qu ., .51.: - '1!!! , . ,1 F .ll.'l mvwrtxrwe-iwtwyw A My . - .. 1'2 75: .- '-'-t .5 5:55? BOYSt A. A. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President Treasurer JOHN E. BYE r T. CANBY JONES Soccer ZWgr. tClerkh Basketball Mgr. tChairmam NELSON O. LINDLEY ROBERT D. AUFHAMMER Baseball Manager Tennis Manager BURTON WALKER WILLIAM BUSH, JR. Athletic Director Faculty Advisor EUGENE R. RAIFORD SAMUEL H. BROWN '1 Each year the Boyst Athletic Association elects a committee of its members to manage its fmancial affairs and other business matters. This committee con- sists of the President and Treasurer of the Athletic Association, the Athletic Director, :1 second faculty member, and the Managers of the various major sports. The Executive Committee grants awards for athletic prowess upon the recommendations of the Coaches 0f the different sports. This year the Chair- man and the Clerk were respectively, Robert D. Aufhammer and Nelson 0. Lindley. -.---...-..-....-v -1 .u:.-;--- E f'.'..,,:..v,.., -e V9, , A :apa';:'-' : n 1- ,. r- q..- -. - ,., ...-3 mp- , r- ,. .7,f,m1rl ' Eir-nlrl-l - , - F -l-ar-r '1--I- :ntr,l .4 .911. ,r.'. .:.'-' I-r-I-IJ-l 'l mu.- m.- CHORUS Secretary ADAH DAVIS Musical Director MARGARET T. THORP Accompanist MARY'- RISINGER CAST OF HPIRATES OF PENZANCE, Frederick . . . . . . . . . . . Robert McCoy The Pirate King . . William Peckham Samuel . . . . . . . . . Thomas Sherwood Major General . . Bernard Van Arkle Chief of Police .. Timothy Haworth Mabel . v . . . . . .. Betty Barlow Edith . - V. . . . . . . Jean Maclver Kate . . . . Dorothy Zimmer Isabel . V . Virginia Huston Ruth . . . . . . . . Ellen Baily Scene from Pirates 0f Penzance given by the Mixed Chorus 'Wynwnr'u K' ; 515:;2- ., .5 -r 3,115 i WM 415 i '6 E-.A-v---.5 .SMV ' sew 1, 3A :7; y. w .E First Row: S. Lindley, L. Greer, C. Nicholson, M. Skillman, D. Jones, P. Cayo, V. Nicholson, I. Mills, M. Risinger, M. Tharp, R. Vail, J. Wallace, M. Bush, J. Kaigpn, M. HoKman, V. Coppock, R. Passmore, E. Smedley. Second Row: S. Jones. C. Pickett, B. Mason, N. Spaeth, E. Eades, J. Sangree, F. Eaton, E New- lin, A. Vindle, F. Cooper, M. Mellor, R. Walker, E. Mason, F. Wagner. GIRLSE GLEE CLUB GIRLSE CHORUS lv'wst Row . L. Wood, C. Johnson, E. Shoemaker. Huck Row. M. Haines, F. Smith, E. Forsythe, H. Outland, E. Lovelace. yww v kl: r fl! ' i ,4 ha I i. A 1' V 7 t fag: ?'?3 Aa' H- vvrw 'VI if! . y'. . 1st rr174'r- 7-C7 First Row: L. Smiley, C. Fox, S. Ridgway, M. Hodgson, C. Cadbury, P. Cope, D. Thatcher, XV. Peckham, P. Bush, E. Thomas. Second Row: M. Risinger, H. Kriebel, R. Carey, B. D011, J. Cope, L. Swift, H. Hiatt, M. Thorp. Third Row: B. Van Arkel, M. Lippincott, G. Whitney, R. McCoy, B. Branch, T. Sherwood, R. Auf- hammer. BOYS' GLEE CLUB This year for the hrst time, the Boys Glee Club had a part in the Operetta. These are the lads who furnished the humor in the role of policemen. After the Operetta, they prepared for the Parents Day program in which they have a con- siderable part each year. The Glee Club is composed of boys from the upper two Classes and is under the able direction of Margaret Talbert Thorp. 4 :2; 4r .w, riff : HLAV' . e. . '45:; half... - aA'l! .f .- . wad zwe'Vijwa , i m First Row: Arthur Thorp, Robert Ormsby, Mildred Braeunig, Tim Haworth, Bill Bush. Second Row: John Bye, W'arren Barker, John Dell, Abbott Rogers, Daniel Young. THE WAITERS The Westtown Waiters constitute an organization which is vitally important to the welfare of the school. We all sit in comparative peace while a group of ten white-coated boys dash down the aisles to provide us with nourishment and then dash out in the kitchen again for seconds. The secret of their success lies in Miss Braeunigjs able direction and Bob Ormsbyts careful management. In any case they keep us from starvation. A waitefs life is not entirely made up of work, however. They amuse them- selves and others in the recesses of the kitchen, have the privilege of extra ice- cream, go on two camp suppers a year, and last but not least, are well paid. vat :Fl -3. '- 5 ' 7m: Back Row: T. Haworth, N. Lindley, J. Earle. Front Row: J. McQuiston, E. Ringo, F. Wilkinson, P. Taylor. A in; r V DELTA AND TRIANGLE Delta and Triangle are the honorary societies for boys and girls respectively, to which those who are outstanding in all-round ability are admitted. Member- ship in Delta requires an average of eighty for the two preceding semesters and a. certain number of points, augmenting with each more advanced Class, for ath- letic and extra curricular activities. To be admitted to triangle, it is necessary to earn a seventy-flve average and a number of credits varying withyonets class. The higher the average is the fewer points are required. Candidates for each group must be approved by both the student council and the faculty in order that those members who are admitted will be able in leadership and scholarship, and loyal to the interests of the school. 4.Al.. . A w T'Tjh r7rv'l r t THE PEACE SOCIETY C 0-Chairmen Faculty Advisers HELEN LOUISE BROWN NAN BROWN TIMOTHY HAWORTH THOMAS S. BROWN The Peace Society, which was introduced this year by Helen Louise Brown, has already made considerable progress. During the year Henry Cadbury, Clar- ence Pickett, Frederick Libby, and other well known Peace leaders have given lectures and led discussion groups. Every month a delegation from the society has been sent into the Foreign Policy association in Philadelphia. The Peace workers are hoping for even greater progress next year. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS La Presidente Le Secretaire VIRGINIA H. HUSTON La Vice-Presidente JOHN EARLE BETTE RINGo La Tresoiriere Le Tresoirier ROSEMAIN J. CREIGHTON LEONARD THOMPSON The French Club had a very successful season if it be judged by the num- ber in attendance at the meetings and by the guests of honor which included Carroll T. Brown, Alfred Glausser of Pendle Hill, Mlle. Germaine Mellon who was Visiting the U.S., and Paul Leyssac who is an old friend of French Club. John Earle was kind enough to give an account of his trip to France and at Christmas time a fete was held as a celebration. The season was ended by the usual welcomed table feed at the Lake House. THE GERMAN CLUB President Secretary BARBARA MASON Treasurer MARJORIE S. TAYLOR MARY ELIZABETH FARR The German Club has had a wide variety of programs this year. Barbara Cary, of Germantown, who spent a year in Germany, told about Christmas in Germany, and how she spent the vacation there a year ago. German students studying at Pendle Hill have come over to talk to the club, telling about a school day for a German high school student. Each meeting begins with the singing of some of the German songs, quite a few of which have become well known and liked. The Spring meeting was a itWanderingh, the members went over to the Pine Forest for the afternoon. THE LATIN CLUB Consuls Proctors ESTHER B. FOWLER MARGARET J. SHOEMAKER NELSON O. LINDLEY Scriba GILLETT WHITNEY PHOEBE P. TAYLOR This year Latin Club had several very entertaining meetings at which Latin games were played and songs sung. It was again fortunate in having as speaker Dr. John Gummere of Penn Charter who told of some very interesting experi- ences he had had on a recent Visit to Italy. Latin Club was asked to give a Saturday night program this year and three plays were presented. Thanks to the work of Tom and Nan Brown, the season proved quite a success, closing with the annual table feed, at the Lake House. THE ART CLUB P resid emf GILLETT WHITNEY Secretary LLOYD SWIFT Treasurer Treasurer ARTHUR T HORP MARY BARCLAY The Art Club meetings, this year, have been held around the cheery fire- place at George and Janet Whitneyts. Most of the programs have had to do with famous artists and their paintings. On one occasion a guessing game was played and on another, two members told of seeing the originals of old masters they had seen while in Europe. As a new project the Art Club gave a Satur- day night program of tiliving portraits? Janet Whitney told the histories of the artists and pictures. Instead of the usual Club table feed at the end of the year, the Art Club, this year, went as a group, to the Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta in Swarthmore. THE PIANO CLUB President ADAH DAVIs Secretary Treasurer KATHERINE PARKER MARGUERITE COOPER This year, the Piano Club programs have consisted of short biographies of famous composers, and have been followed by examples of'their works, given by the members. This new type of program proved to be entertaining as well as educational and brought out the talents of many of the students. The crown- ing event of the year was Mme. Soudarskaya, who had studied at St. Petersburg, under Anton Rubenstein. She told the club about him, and being a concert pianist herself, played several different selections for the group. Every meet- ing was followed by refreshments and some by informal group singing. ORCHESTRA Under the able direction of Francis D. Hole, the Westtown orchestra has continued their policy of giving three Friday night programs a year, all of which showed good cooperation and an excellent representation of instruments and classes. Hopes for more good contributions by the orchestra are high as many of this years members were underclassmen. We can look forward with great anticipation to many more successful concerts for Mothers Day each year and for special recitals. TREASURE SEEKERS Hopes for the 1938 Treasure Chest, the annual collection of student poetry, are still on the ascent. The members of Janet Whitneyis poetry club, named the Treasure Seekers, have had their inspiring gatherings and have learned to listen to and enjoy good poetry under Janet Whitney,s careful and beneficial leadership. 1w 2 A37 10 11 37 10 15 37 10 21 37 10 29 37 1L 5 37 11 18 37 GIRL? HOCKEY Coach Manager BEATRICE WHITCOMB MARGUERITE COOPER GAME SCHEDULE Westtown Opponents Alumnae . . .. .. Captain Ellis College ELINOR PENNELL Germantown . . Friends Central Moorestown . . .. Agnes Irwin . . . . Friends Select . a ?! 1; pi ,1'71 wkig-V Irv -, .,..v; : 4 mv4- y u 9 V , J --a La. ..:. . ..- dip V nannnaanpin .Il-Il-lll .l-l.. .- u-;::.' ?mim-..- JI- -111-- .1: - I -m... 1 mam .- , W-,rrwr.hm..$..1uw1aw u, m , am A , 1 7 BOYS1 SOCCER C oach M anager CARROLL T. BROWN NELSON O. LINDLEY SCHEDULE 10- 2-37 Franklin and Marshall here 10- 9-37 Alumni ................. here 10-16-37 Friends, Select ........... here 10-23-37 West Philadelphia High . . here 10-30-37 North East Catholic High here 11- 6-37 Girard College .......... here 11-13-37 George School .......... away 11-20-37 Harrington High ........ here 11-23-37 Haverford J. V. ......... here 12- 4-37 Friends1 Select ........... here Captain ROBERT G. ORMSBY :nr - ,,.;f , '59.,2' a-z. 'II-Z .. - :3. i4 - N lv1NmmooOQOJD-loom HI oov-thp-lmgmomo l.-. I II. -1- 3 ...-u-W' GIRLS' BASKETBALL Coach Manager BEATRICE WHITCOMB FRANCES WILKINSON SCHEDULE 3Vesttown Opponents Mary Lyons . . . 4O 25 Captain Ellis College .. 19 MARIAN DARNELL rd u a--.r --. ...-u- A '-' 3.-. I: -I,- Swarthmore . . . . 36 Moorestown . . . . 1 18 Friends3 Select ' 58 Wilmington . . . . 77 29 Friends, Central 31 Tower Hill ... 3 17 233 ...1 l. l d I-IHfA'I 3 I3 a; A .1 ,1 -IW,W ,wznf1Fav'u-f . WW :F W? x 'ih BOYS' BASKETBALL C oach , M wager EUGENE R. RAIFORD ROBERT D. AUFHAMMER SCHEDULE Captain Malvern Pre 1 ........... here CHARLES W. DOAK I 1Vi1mington Friends ..... away Church Farm ........... here Friends1 Select ........... here. Moorestown Friends ..... away 15 Tower Hill 1 26 Taylor School .......... here 26 19 Friends Select ........... away 29 27 George School .......... here 23 31 Tower Hill .............. away 51 23 Girard College .......... away 41 14 Triangle A. A. .......... here 31 30 408 332 T.n-ZIfJ 7' 2-2. + SWIMMING Coach Alanager FREDERICK SWAN JOSEPH PARKER SCHEDULE 1717.8. Opp. 1-22-38 West Chester State Teach- ers Freshmen................ here 32 34 Capiain 2- 9-38 West Chester High School away 21 45 WILLIAM BUSH, JR- 2-12-38 Swarthmore JuniorVarsity here 31 35 2-18-38 West Chester State Teach- ers Freshmen ................away 44 2-22-38 Girard College . . . . . . . . . . here 24 4 3- 9-38 West Chester High School here 35 31 3-19-38 School-Senior . . . . . . . . . . . here 34 32 486111 221 241 In! Iii ! BASEBALL J; 4: .. w .. . 1 v ,1, 3 ' J . . . '1 a D E -. 3 I 4' f' 1 C oach M anager E. R. RAIFORD BURTON WALKER 4:333:11- - SCHEDULE Captain 4-13-38 West Chester . . . . . . . . . . away ABBOTT ROGERS . 4-23-28 Frlends3 Select . . . . . . . . home 4-26-38 Wilmington Friends4 . away 4-30-38 Malvern Prep . . . . . . . . . . . . . home 5- 6-38 Tower Hill . . . . . . . . . . home 5-14-38 Taylor School .. . . . . home 5-20-38 Germantown Friends3 . . away 5-24-38 Tower Hill . . . . . . . . away 5-28-38 George School . . . . . . . . home 6- 4-38 Girard College . . .. . home 1'- III. -1. '- h. I ' UM.- --.-,: V :57 -, 5 .3532: GIRLS' TENNIS Coach iManager BEATRICE WHITCOMB MILDRED DARLINGTON lrI-' SCHEDULE I '11:, n1 rd 4-29-38 Upper Darby . Captain 5-17-38 Wilmington ' ROSEMAIN CREIGHTON 5-20-38 Tower Hill 5-26-38 Friends3 Select 5-28-38 George School 6- 3-38 Germantown v1: -1 --., -1. a .. .-!a -1: BOYS' TENNIS Coach Manager L. W. FLACCUs, JR. WILLIAM BUSH, JR. SCHEDULE 54-16-38A1umni Captain 4-22-38 Swarthmore College J.V HENRY PEELE 4-29-38 Taylor Business School . 4-30-38 Lansdowne High . . . . . . 5- 5-38 Perkiomen Prep 5- 7-38 Norristown High 5-10-38 West Chester Teachers 5-14-38 Haverford College J.V. 5-18-38 Lansdowne High JV. UI tm. 5-20-38 Lower Merion High . 5-21-38 Swarthmorc High . 5-28-38 George School . . . . 1-347- 15H v 7'31? :57a:'-'-' , :1 ; .uu 557-7513,: I i i x I' xl KEIK ....' hN.n I N u. .- n if Manager BETTY COOPER SCHEDULE 38 Baldwin 38 Friends Select 38 George School 38 Germantown .20 -26- -28- - 3- 5 5 5 6 ARCHERY B M O C n1 I W E C I R T A E B Coach ALICE PERRY C aptam TRACK Coach Manager F. W. SWAN JOHN E. BYE A .5- 3 3:49?- - - arp- -,, 3 4? SCHEDULE u-..- t A Captain 4-27-38 Friends3 Central . . . . . . . . . . . . . here NELSON O. LINDLEY 4-29-38 Penn Relays . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia 5-13-38 Williamson School . . . . . . . . . . . here- 5-16-38 Haverford Frosh .. . . . . . . . . . .away 5-27-38 Church Farm School . . . . . . . . . here 6- 3-38 School - Senior here +35 ign- 8 KI h88 3-! ' - - uuLX-iKh-i! il KID- 82..'. I.-- ll '8 lni'8. uii:!'l . . v 'I 17L ta BARBARA MASON Cap MARGERY T AYLOR Manager t E E S S O R . C A L BEATRICE WHITCOMB SCHEDUL Coach 4-22-38 Convent 0f the Sacred Hear 4-25-38 Germantown 5-10-38 Swarthmore 'y-'m.1m g. ' ;W'wn?1:M,-h:'.m- wag; y , , . x l: Our days at Westtown now are over, Soon these friendly halls W611 leave. ,38 our class forever Deep in mem ry s portals cleave. A A4. .1 -.. ..,.... - -7. Call to mind the deepening friendships, Bring back thoughts of days gone by, . ??x??.- z, Sing our class,s lasting fellowship, Raise her praises t0 the Sky. 5:5!!! 7a 71w 81644 of I938 nA Friend once said to me, tIf you want to be respected you must prove yourself respectable-and if you want to be loved, you must be lovable? 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