Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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the forexgn snuttxon would be revetled B 1d t ls 'n 1 nt t xx r tovether wltn some e t l'1dI'l21DQ over from last ye tr 11 o xffeeted the ptper II1 thxt a number ot smvle page lssues hrd to be pubh hed Sunday was not the only day of llbor for th1 solld Sundiys were employed III hmdlng out as slgnments wh1le on the followxnfr Wednesday the proof was returned for rereldmg Then on the followxng Saturdly mornlng Peg Whltson and Bob Balderston the two ClI'LUlC1tl0I1 manavers could always be found ID Allen Holes room No 7 fold mg and gettlng ready for d1str1but1on the Hmshed CdlflOU One dld not have to llsten closely to hear some arguments between Sergel on one Slde and Culver and Hunter on the other about C O s Not occa slonally non staff stooges wandered lnto the room much to Serv-.1 annoy lllee and took up the tlme ct the staff or were put to work For some ret on most of these eutelsts vxere respon 1ble to Trudxe md Cope Among these NVlI1QlLI'lI'lU trtlsts one could usutlly flnd Buslness M nn lger Burrowes look mv puzzled md usuilly cnrrymg some sort t d k tt the most but Krclbel needed three f hxmself alone and outnumbered others for Spllnters headlmes and as yet unwrltten lnsplrx tlons that were to grace the pages of the comlng IQSUC It was a successful B 5 W year and Bernle Haviland deserved much credlt for stepplng 1nto the shoes of Master Carroll who res1gned hlS posl tlon as faculty aclvlsor It took a great deal of work txme and thought to check over a student production of the B Es? W type 'md Master Berme dld ln admlrible job Whlte and the Students produced ffl. lil- Twentx :even ' N A ' 2 ' ' f ' H f esf es ' ' gens' 'L t',1 ' ' ' h' Q ctelc , he 'xx Q 5 ' . ' deb S 1' ' 'f 3 . - Y fzs r alas 1 X ' Q ' Q 1 sa Us s' 5 ' 2' ' 'Qgfzx- 'z 2 ' '. t '- 2 gz'- ' 's . ' 1 ' z ak ' ' , f 2 ' Q ' ' 2 Q 's l s ' , 1 2 ' 1 C . N ' U- gmup, Ijoxvevcrt The Vvcdnesdays preceding thc photo. Most of the staff could do their work on two ' K - - - ' 2 ' -N, es s 1 r , ' ' ' ' ' or . . Y . 7 ' e 7 3 2 . 1 s 'f , V ' ' B ' -. . ' A s 1 , . l .r . I ' A U 4 1 t - 1 1 b 7 , . . . 1' , 1 L , b ' ' , ' 1 . ' 1 ' ' . O 0 0 ' . 0 0

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'llll ,-1 - BROWN AND WHITE BOARD Back 'rou S Thomas R Balder ton W Cope B Havlland C Glev teen M Rlchardson T Burrovue G Macintosh S Paull Front rou H Barrett M Whltson I Krlebel work produced the Brown and Every other Sunday Room No 1 w s the seene of vlgorous actlvmty through the rattling of type wr1ters and occasional screams of the edltor the Brown and Wh1te the schools bl weekly puhl1ca t1on slowly took sh ape for the comlng IS ue Hard worklng Serge1 Thomas dld hls hest Qwlth too much succes accordlng to some to keep h1s staff of asslstants on the stralt and narrow path of sturdy paper took on the aspect of a real student VOICS IU stead of the usual calendar of past md future events that If has proven often to he 1D the past The hoard whose Joh It was to form the paper was well organlzed The general news department was headed hy Sydney Paull 3SS1SflI1I edltor and the three xssocnte edltors Marge Rlchardson Cul yet C leysteen and john Krlehel eaeh domg y trlous TCVNFIICS and news artlelts Trudle Maelntosh and Walt Cope had complete tharge of the sports de partment and sueeeeded valuntly Ill dlgglllg up neees ary spwee Hllers durmg the quarantlne not to speak of the rest of the year Hunter Barrett and Krlehel hoth found lf lnereaslnvly ddheult to h xngenlous a the weeks rolled hy 1n composmg eatehy heaollnes Krlehel also wrote the well known Splmters one eolumn that survlved the year The hoard wltne s d many mterestlng eplsodes much too numerous to mention them all here hut perhaps we can recall some of them there wa the tlme that Pappy Lou made a request for h1s daugh ters sake that they modlfy thelr language md when the japane e unthmklngly att lcked Pearl Harhor on a B G9 W Sundly fextremely earele s of themj Sergel xxould not let a ehstractlng portahl radu or any other klnd he hrought unto the room fMemhers ot the taff were found mlsslng at odd moments and on thelr return 1 full eoverage of Twenty six 1. ., 4 . K fha-1. . ': . ., . s , . , . , , As , . , . ' s, . . , . : 'I , . . zz Q' - 1 ' U ' 1 ' Q . , , . - S K - , y - , . ' r f S W 3 ' LN , g e , 1 5 . f f 5 x N' a s 1 U . . r V V lahor. Wlth thls lron system of dlsclplme, the - Q ,, , - - '- . - e e , , T 1 3 f 3 . . ., 2 K g x I 5 S . f , 5, - X , 'S W s ' 7 ' ' 1 s 7 M s 7 l f ' : 3 ' 's . ' ' 1 ' . , , ' . , ' . ' z . X H 'z s s ' 1 1 ' - ' 1 D x' V 5 ' I . ' ex 1 I , r , ' 7 g T' ,W , g . f ,X ,, , K . , ' , Q L , . ' . e . , e ' s S I vu 3 '--' a ' ' ' A ... , 1 , e Q x T

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Entering the contest: three onefaet plays produced and dreams of people in every' walk of life. and directed entirely hy' students. No Faculty al' As the curtain fell, we all knew the judges were lowed! And three exceptionally' fine plays, too. already presented with a difficult prohlem, and were given hefore the critical eyes of the judges. another play' was still to eome: a comedy' directed the Une Act Plays . . . Christmas SLBWAY CIRCUS Left to Tlght R Holmes D Lassen E Antler on S Thomas D Donchian Edglr D Olivier F Kuh rt V IIC The eurt nn first rose on Land 0 Heart s Desire direeted hy Betty BILI and iek bold tem Petite Kla ina bleysteen Vw ls the fairy who freed an un happy mortal udy C1 aylor from the honds of eommonplaee exlstenee The supporting e lst of this emotional md moving story xy in Al Votm Naney' Miry jane Test and Mirtiii Truehlood produeed iroytn flntay Su um Circus so reilistiea y that it eirried the audienee lwly Dikran Don elllli oln White ergei omis om E var Iete Olmsted Erie Anderson Boh Holmes Diani La sen and Faith Kuhrt ahly portrayed the hopes hy Margery Ri hirdson ind Milton Lightxyood en titled Box and Cox Warder Cldhury 1nd WIII fred Llepe txyo hoirders kept in one room hy landlady Mary Alhertson were faeed mth amusing ind hlfflmg situ itions The judges took ages ft r the deeision hut Mtster Sim finally got to the point Witli the shouts ind yellings haeksttge following the mnnouneement Mtry jane and Martin soon found themselves the eenter of a shower of eongratulitions for their pro duction of Suhuax Circus the pl my that in its sim plieity and ieeuriey had earned itself the di tinetion of a pri e winning perform mee Tufnzx eight . s . .I . .' ,j. 'z, . , . ,I-X fi z' 'e 3 f Q A, 'aj' 'ez ea ' 'g ' ,'f 't ' ' z ' ' X 'f . Qt A 'L if 'Z' I ' - N s vi s A V ' ss I , ' X 's 5 V 2 s - ' s r v . ' ' ' ' ', 'I ' 1' , ' 1 1 2 , 'X ' Q e g ' H x 'g we ' Q z 2 'A Q 2' e. . ' . 2 ' N N , X- Z Z , . x . E ' -2 3 xx.-. iq X ' e e ' ' ' Fisher, Brooks Cooper, and Fred Bartlett, 1 ' 2 Y f - ' I ' s L 2 L f - sv - 2 ' 3 - r ' K- ' hips in K H Q 'S ' 7 S1 'L 's 'Q 's'. ln A ., , -1 Q 'll 2 ' ' V ' ' . ' J X 'li , J: , S'g Th 23, ja dgz , ' '-' ' ., ' 1' ' ' f v, e k , Q '- ,E , ,L 1 2 '-' 1 Z-. 1- . .f '-. 'S' v