Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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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

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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

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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