Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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: 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

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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

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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