Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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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?

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-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

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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.