Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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i . NN uw f B. Harrison, R. Hill Back Row: M. Sayre, B. Vinieratos, A. Cooper, S. Cooper Front Row: M. Hoag, D. Gould, N. Rohrbough. All the Things You Are ALTHOUGH THERE was much talk about abolish- ing Delta this year. it was decided to keep it, but to do away with special privileges formerly enjoyed. Mart Hoag, S.B.P. this year, and Betsy Vinieratos, Senior Council member, were received into the society last year while Nan Rohrbough, Council vicefpresident, Marg Sayre, class vicefpresident, Anne Cooper, AMICUS editor, and Stuie Cooper, A.A. president, did not become members until this year. The girls are elected not only because of the number of ways in which they have served West' Ten town, but also because of their good characters and general attitude. The lone Senior member of Triangle this year was Rolla Hill, editor of the Brown and White. The other member was First Classman, Bart Harrison, who was very active in sports and who had a very high average of school work. Although Bill Eiseman resigned from the society in January, the others def cided to continue since the faculty does not wish either of the honor societies to discontinue.

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!JJ Jjv x ifx J Back Row: B. Harrison, R. Barton, E. Russell, I. Fowler, H. Poster, P. Burnley, S. Covey. Middle Row: P. Munch, P. Hussey, C. Brad' beer, A. Bell, J. Brinton, L. Cox. H. Sonoda, E. Uhr' brock, R. Knoblauch, lvl. Tower, G. Milhous, T. Pos' ter, M. Noyes. Front Row: P. Edgerton, T. Steer. F. Llerf andi, P. jenkins, B. Shapiro, I. Peckham. J ',,f Buck Row: P. Hunter, R. Corbett, W, Parker, 1. For sythe, Dowliu, T. Kimmel. R. Brown. K. Marin. Middlff Row: N. Strickland, A. Mitchell, M. Brinton, N. Dewees, S. McCreary, S. Parvin, L. Hunter, Raiford, B, Wriglmt, P. Warner, A. Whitson, E. Winslcmw, S, Freeman. Front Row: H Yamarnoto. K. Barnes, P. Canard, D. Ross, S. Coleman, J. Banbam. B, Hall, T.. Kamp. S. Simon. One Song AFTER ST4JWlN.G away clothes and suitcases, last year's Second Class quickly adjusted themselves to the idea of being next in importance in the school, Fall elections resulted in the choice of Roger Corf bctt as president, Anna Whitson as vicefpresident, Polly Taylor for the job of secretary, and Celie Bradbeer and Paul Furnas on the money end of matters. Council was supplemented by First Class Twelve members Anna Whitson, Pete Coney, Ellen Uhrf brock, Phil Llerandi, and Margaret Noyes. Chairf man Sallie Coleman got to work on the ring and pin arrangements, and the committee appointed chose the design for the class jewelry. The year 19454946 found the class of '47 well represented in all activities: soccer, hockey, swim' ming, basketball and the other varsities drew heavily