Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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LOUISE GAY BAKER 1950 Collegeville, Pennsylvania A.A. Treasurer-S; Basketball J.V.-l, Brandywine Club-1, S; Costume Comm., Operetta-1; Glee Club-1; Hockey Varsity-S, J.V.-l; Library Staff-1, S; Ser- vice Comm.—S; Softball —1. Hiya sport” ...’''candy store, today” ... sunburn ... what was our French?” ... ”uh-hum” ... New Hampshire”. .. Hellokeed” ...father, all-American soccer ... bless it” . ... Weezy” . . . no stuff? ”... way to go” ... slurp” ... incessant laugh ... no, Nicky” ... flaming tomato. . . wild stories of hayseeds of the north- east ... what’s up, pup? ”... you’re lying again” ... College- ville sweatshirt. . . freckles . . . can harmonize any song . .. summers on a hay truck ... how do you spell------------?”... ambition —The Westtown Baker... destiny—to have a baker’s dozen of redheads . .. ’ 'Louise”.

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Occ% 'Dedicatee It is with genuine admiration and appreciation that the class of 1952 dedicates this Amicus to you. Teacher Rachel. our keen wit, often pleasantly startling and always appropriate, your fair and intelligent judgement of every situation, your inspired founding of Tam Macgregor Day, and perhaps most of all, your contagious good spirits are among the qualities that endear you to us. For your unfailing chapionship of our class, your coffee parties, and your friendship we are deeply grateful. Thank you for everything, Teacher Rachel; you have been one of the most important parts of our happiest year at Westtown. It is we who are honored to have Master A1 as the eighty- fourth member of our class. Those of us who have been in his history classes can add enthusiastically to the entire school’s appreciation of his Wednesday current events lectures. Beyond our gratitude for his teaching we admire him for his lucid mind and his invaluable guiding hand on Boys’ Council. His kilt and enthusiastic support of Tam MacGregor have added much to the spirit of ’52’’; the comradery we feel for Master A1 has played an essential part in making our Westtown years some of the best of our lives.

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1947 STUART HENRY BAKER Wichita, Kansas Junior High Play-3, Senior Play-S; Work Program Permanent Member-3; Amicus Typing Staff—S. Big Stu!” .. . ex sandwich king... Sherlock Holmes fan Now the trouble with you is---’’... interesting sense of humor... Wichita, where they grow airpl anes”... staunch believer in Victory through bird power’’... sesquicenten tial haircuts... walks with a bounce ... Studebak er’’ ... Wichita vacations; always a day late... Really! ”... Philadelphia permi ssions galore... Well, it’s true! These really are flying saucers!!’’ ... Sure I like girls’’... ambition—President of T.W.A. ... destiny—grease monkey at Idlewild... Stu.’’