Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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.. 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.

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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

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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