Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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ROBERT CHARLES CAREY entered 1936 387 Lafayette Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Student Council (S) ; Chief Inspector (S) ; Mixed Chorus, Oper- etta (1, S) ; Glee Club (2, 1, S) ; Rustic Club (S) ; Swimming Team (1, S) : Alumni Day Play, lead (1); Waiter (S) ; Motto Comm.; S.H.C.; Drama Group (1, S.) “Bob . . . handsome hero . . . those curly locks . . . how to win a woman in ten easy lessons . . . chief inspector . . . record collector . . . a laugh all his own . . . back-stroker . . . ambition : Robert Taylor, the Second . . . destiny: just another nitwit like Joe Pen- ner . . . occasional lapses into high class accents . . . city slicker from New York. . . . S $ s MARION ESTHER BYE entered 1937 40 Fairfield St. Monclair, N. J. A. A. Executive Board; Swimming Manager (S) ; Class Treasurer (S) ; French Club (S) ; Latin Club (S) ; S.H.C. “Small Fry , even in high heels . . . always joking . . . squeals . . . in Biology class her “cutting up is not confined to the lessei animals . . . A. A. Store executive . . . famous discoverer (of ways to keep from studying) . . . Bye'n' Pickett . . . “Colonel, let’s have a written lesson today! . . $ $ • JAMES BON WELL COPE entered 1936 326 Mitchell St. Ithaca, N. Y. Swimming Team (2, 1, S), Captain (S) : Soccer J. V. (1, S) ; Track Squad (2, 1, S.) ; Student Council (1) ; Rustic Club (2, 1, S), President (1); Outing Club (S) : S.H.C.; Mixed Chorus, Operetta (1, S) ; Glee Club (2, 1, S) ; German Club (2, 1, S). “Jim” . . . collecting room cut-up . . . the women’s delight . . . yes, he’s from Ithaca too . . . can tell any bird by its twitter or Hight . . . not so agile but OH, so strong . . . “Powerhouse . . . German student a-la-Gcrmany ... a whale of a swimmer . . “Woodman, spare that tree ! . . . wanderlust . . . Swell guy. . . . 18 Imicud, '39

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SesUosiA- LYDIA SHIPLEY BRINTON entered 1936 Wallingford Pennsylvania Delta (S); Elocution Finals (2, 1), First Place (1); Alumni Day Play (2, 1), lead (1); Student Council (2); Senior Greek Play; Operetta Costume Committee (2, 1, S); Alumni Day Costume Comm. (2); Treasure Seekers (2, 1); Drama Group (2, 1, S). One of the Delta bench-warmers . . . “a voice through the wait- ing night” . . . ginger ale is the staff of life . . . tries desperately to hide that romantic streak . . . Lady Macbeth, St. Joan, or what- ever you wish . . . favorite verb—“twerp” (sadly overworked) . . . present residence and future destination—Pendlc Hill. . . . S $ $ CHRISTOPHER JOEL CADBURY entered 1936 7 Buckingham Place Cambridge, Mass. Brown and White Board, Editor-in-chief (S) ; Soccer Varsity (S) ; French Club (1): Latin Club (S) : German Club (2, 1, S) ; Piano Club (2, 1. S) ; Boys’ Glee Club (1, S) ; Operetta (1, S) ; Alumni Day Play (2. 1); S.H.C. “Cadpuss” . . . Profound philosophical observations . . . learning to handle women through necessity . . . “Hyah Squidge” . . . pro- crastinator extraordinary . . . fate: absent-minded professor . . . famous for his off-tune arias . . . “But Teacher” . . . at-a-boy, Chrissy . . . Cambridge, center of culture. . . . $ $ • HELEN LOUISE BROWN entered 1936 Woodland North Carolina Brown and White Board, Circulation Manager (S) : Elocution Finals (2): Senior Greek Play, lead; Basketball Varsity (1, S) : Tennis Varsity (1, S) ; 3rd and 2nd Floor Proctor Committees; Peace Society, Chairman (1, S) ; French Club (S) ; S.H.C. “Wcczic” . . . pardon my Southern accent . . . winning personal- ity plus Southern hospitality . . . copes with all situations . . . basketball star . . . Electra . . . never the same hair-do twice . . . Peace Society . . . holds school mail record . . . superabundance of energy . . . ham and peanuts . . . ambition: marriage . . . destiny: ditto. . . . 17 17

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Se+uoAA. PAUL MARK LEY COPE, JR. entered 1930 Hotel Morton Atlantic City, N. J. Triangle (S); Student Council, Chief Proctor (S), Secretary (1): Yearbook Board, Business Manager (S) ; Class Treasurer (1); Glee Club (1, S) ; Operetta (1, S) ; French Club (1, S) ; Latin Club (1, S) ; Peace Society Committee (S): Swimming Team (1. S), Manager (S) ; Social Comm. (1, S); Senior Dance Comm.; Characteristic Comm.; Alumni Day Play (1); S.TI.C. Cope the Dope (“undeserved”) . . . champion of law and order (?) ... champion of triangle . . . 500 ft. from the board-walk . . good source of slang . . . “Carolina Moon Keep Shining” . . . What, a sense of humor? . . . ambition: Hotel Manager . . . des- tiny: A large family . . . Where does he go on so many week-ends? . . . Optimistic. . . . ? S £ HELENA DEEMING EMERSON entered 1937 5646 Kenwood Ave. Chicago, 111. A. A. Board, Basketball Manager (S) ; Yearbook Board, Sports Editor (S) ; Latin Club (1, S), Consul (S) ; German Club (1, S), Vice Pres. (1); Senior Greek Play : Swimming Team (1. S) : Senior Dance Comm.; Alumni Day Costume and Make-up Commit- tees (1); S.H.C.; Drama Club (1, S). “Bunny” . . . breezy Westerner from the Windy City . . . holds school male record . . . effervescent . . . “Well, I guess 1 know!” . . . life of the party . . . teasable . . . “deelightful” . . . dancing feet and distinctive footwear . . . dimples . . . conscientious . . . always cutting capers . . . motto : You're only young once ' . . . $ • $ SYDNEY POLLOCK CRAIG, JR. entered 1938 Pendleton Ind Mixed Chorus, Operetta lead (S) : Glee Club (S) : German Club (S): Senior Hiking Club. The Hoosier school boy . . . champion bull slinger . . . able to be nonchalantly tardy . . . “How far that little candle throws his beams!” . . . motto: treat ’em rough . . . tenor talent . . . needs most: to cultivate an appreciation for the East . . . Too much study causes a conflict of ideas . . . profound theological discussions . . “Sid.” . . . 19