Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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gpm..--I Back row: J. Russell Edgerton, Edith W. Peckham, J. Bernard Haviland John W. Parker, James F. Walker, F-bbert K. Tomlinson, Alexander H. Hay, Burdette Bemard. Front row: Alice T. Pennell, Mae Killen, Agnes M. Finnie, Nora Arrowsmith, Anne Wood, Dorothy H. Gould, Susanna Smedley. 776m y We scolded and griped at the assignments that meant closed doors, banging typewriters, and hours of concentration, but ours has been the gain. We complained at the rulesg we were heard out. We asked for better thingsg we were given them. And through all the petty difficulties we have found in our teachers understanding, comradeship and inspiration. l

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h 1 L K. 3 HI 1 W. LO , Middle row: Barbcxro Taylor Mcrrty V. Giessler Mary W Cnr! Eiicigllirtromlioiis?-er Hort:OiIt1mui'rie'B.mi3rice, Hi Eunice Matthews, Herbert IG. Stinson, Harvey F Corcoran, ' 77Zcvze acuity They have been ever willing to do the unpleasant jobs. They have given their precious time to make hobby night a success. They have entertained us, worked with us, played with us, and taught us the right way to live the right kind of life. We maintain that if these teachings have reached some of us, or even just one of us, their work will be well done. The great gift of knowledge, priceless beyond measure, which is theirs to impart has been ours to receive here at Westtown. May we do with this gift as they would have us, for whatever we are, we owe to them, and whatever we become, the tribute is theirs.