Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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HAROLD HIATT entered 1937 248 Wood St. Wilmington, Ohio Boy’s A. A. Executive, Treasurer (S) ; French Club (S) ; Latin Club (S) ; Art Club (1); Glee Club (1, S) ; Mixed Chorus, Oper- etta (1, S) lead (S) ; Senior Quartette; Basketball Varsity (1, S) ; Baseball Team (1, S) ; Alumni Day Play (1); Fire Chief (S) ; Brown and White Columnist (S) ; Senior Dance Committee: S.H.C. “Hot Rock” . . . too hot to handle . . . spontaneous humor . . . peculiar taste in neckties . . . “Hey, Bud” ... a liberal from the Mid-west . . . “All you need is political pull” . . . blond Caruso . . . here I come, you lucky, lucky girls . . . Joe Athlete . . . that X-ray glance. 8 $ $ MARSHALL GOODWIN SIMMS HODGSON entered 1934 421 College Ave. Richmond, Tnd. Operetta (1, S) ; Glee Club (1, S) ; German Club (S) ; French Club (2); Latin Club (1); First Prize Peace Essay Contest (1). “Mush” . . . “The halls resound with the music of his voice” . . . only Senior who keeps an assignment notebook . . . knows something of all known languages . . . love poems a-la-Dante . . . needs most: a haircut . . . ambition: archaeological anthropologist . . . destiny: high school teacher . . . likely to graduate . . . Presi- dent of Utopia . . . Perennial Pacifist. $ $ $ NATHALIE REEVES HOWIE entered 1935 288 Webster Ave. New Rochelle, N. Y. Girls’ A. A. Executive (S) ; Make-up Committee, Chairman Alum- ni Day Play (1) ; Green Play (S) ; 3rd and Below Elocution Finals (3); Substitute for Varsity Hockey (S); Latin Club (1, S) ; French Club (1, S); Glee Club (2, 1). “Nat” . . . The belle from New Rochelle . . . always being con- fused with Elbe . . . beware of forgetting the “h” in her name . . . never without that gold charm . . . how we envy her wardrobe . . . one of the few never in Five-Ten . . . sails all summer . . . standby of the make-up committee . . . doesn’t suffer from an inferiority complex . . . those silent dates. 24 AmicsuA. '39

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Sesu iA- MARGAKKT REGINA GRATZA entered 1938 424 Osage Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. Girls' Glee Club (S) : Senior Hiking Club; Drama Group (1. 2); Elocution Finals (S). A wardrobe that defies description . . . fastidious . . . how we love Harvard! . . . useful as well as ornamental on a stage . . . an “Old World’’ air . . . leadership . . . those millions and millions of dreams . . . well-traveled . . . perfect, yet friendly poise . . “She walks in beauty as the night” . . . “Peg.” . . . $ $ s MARJORIE ANN HALL entered 1938 612 Race St. Denver, Colo. Yearbook Board, Art Editor (S) ; Mixed Chorus, Operetta (S) : Senior Greek Play; French Club (S) : Art Club (S) ; Senior Hik- ing Club. Sophisticate . . . artistic temperament . . . room decorations a-la- Mexico . . . men are rcallv men in Colorado . . . svmphonic en- sembles in gray or black . . . three inch heels ... a passion for ribbons . . . coiffures extraordinary . . . ambition: commercial artist . . . destiny: model . . . playful . . . “Madge.” . . . $ $ JOSEPH OGDEN HEWITT entered 1936 6105 Ventnor Ave. Atlantic City, N. J. Yearbook Board, Sports Editor (S) ; Senior Greek Play; Alumni Day Play (1); Boys’ Glee Club (S) ; Operetta (S) ; Characteristic Committee (S) : French Club (1, S) ; Latin Club (1, S) ; Basket- ball Squad (1. S) ; Senior Dance Committee; Senior Hiking Club. Atlantic City . . . beach chairs and bathing beauties . . . thinks lie’s been around . . . suave . . . future Master of Ceremonies of the Nine-Twenty Club . . . artist . . . those white shoes . . . we envy his feet on the ice and the dance floor . . . smooth dresser . . . but a strange taste in socks . . . Joe College. 23

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Settiosti- SARA CHEYNEY KRATZ entered 1937 1328 Chestnut St. Philadelphia» Pa. Hockey Varsity (1, S) ; Basketball Varsity (S) ; Swimming Team (1, S) ; Tennis Varsity (1, S) ; Lacrosse Varsity (1, S) ; Senior Greek Play; Mixed Chorus, Operetta (1, S) ; Glee Club (1. S) : Latin Club (1, S), Scriba (S) ; Piano Club (1, S) ; Flower Com- mittee; Senior Hiking Club. “Sauer kraut’’ . . . fresh air fiend . . . short and well-nourished . . . diversity of talents ... no last minute crams . . . athlete par- excellence . . . jolly . . . frequently changes ambitions . . . Ocean City . . . puts everything she's got into everything she does . . . musical . . . Big Apple Kratz. . . . •$ $ WALTON COPE JAMES entered 1937 670 San Luis Road Berkeley, Calif. Art Club (S) ; German Club (S) ; Rustic Club (1, S) ; Photogra- phy Club (S). “Walt” . . . tall, rosy, and silent . . . reserved ... a little back- ward about coming forward . . . actions speak louder than words . . . another Minicam fan, (miniature camera, to those unacquainted with photography) . . . the Californian who came East ... a voice inflection all his own . . . impulsive. . . . 3 $ $ JOHN' W ARNER KIMMEL entered 1936 1540 Kaiser Ave. So. Williamsport, Pa. Swimming Team (2, 1. S) ; Track Squad (2. 1, S) ; Baseball Varsity (1, S) ; Soccer J. V. (1, S) ; Glee Club (1. S) ; Basketball Squad; S.U.C. Sprightly springboard standby . . . jester with an old line in a different style . . . professor of the rustic arts—farmer, trapper, woodsman . . . can sleep through any alarm clock . . . brisk ex- clamations of disgust at piles of work to be done . . . Cheshire Cat grin and a jaunty air . . . theme song: “Margie, I’m always thinking of you, Margie.” . . . “Johnny.” . . . 25