Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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maxi. I ii--'ff 'Q' 1 V .'1ff fi- MAYA ALDERSON 501 Oakley Rd., Haverford, Pa. Class Song Comm., 17 Cum Laude, 17 Rotating Council Member, Sg Junior Prom Dance Comm., 15 Library Staff, 2, 1, Sy Permanent Make- Up Comm. Member, 2, 1, Sy Service Comm., 25 Amicus Photography Manager, S5 Costume Comm., l. l95l . . . Ding Bust . . . Pluck plus . . . P.P.O.'er. . . Cac's quiet genius . . . Sleeping and eating cmd Santa Fe . . . Witty and wise . . . That crazy mixed-up cynic . . . German fanatic-HA-HA . . . Shorty . . . Thum people have thum diver- shuns - . . . Female Ogden Nash . . . Talks a mile aminute . . . Her Mother's cooking! . . . It's Mlya, Not MAya . . . Jitterbug . . . Satirical sense of humor . . . What a soprano! . . . Some think she's quiet- . . . Say, babe! . . . Crazy giggle . . . Senior roommate - Ginno Wickham Now that they'ue abolished chrome work I'd like to call their alteration to homework. I ' , ly C+ 26 -wwf! Q-bf x ,5,,,x.5 gag, lfeefzfy- lu L QL ffl uffffl-7' ,--ev-:ff ., ,rdf lzze, 1:2 f f' f ' 4

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JUDY CANNON Those of us who knew Judy Cannon well, cannot express in words the tremendous loss we feel in our hearts. As we think of her, we remember a lively, entertaining companion whose mischievous sense of humor was well known to Cac's junior English and to most of the girls' third floor dorm. Another striking characteristic of Judy's was her dislike ofaffectations and her own naturalness. Her sincerity, her ability to laugh at the world and herself, and her understanding of other people and their ideas made her friendship especially precious. Judy wasabrilliant studentand an active member of the school and of our class during her two years at Westtown. She was quiet when in large groups, but friendly, always glad to work hard on any school or class project, and very reluctant to claim any credit. As a reminder of Judy's affection for Westtown, we have our class song, which she helped write. One of Judy's qualities impressed her close friends perhaps more than ony other: Judy loved life. She could not share with us in giving the senior play, Our Town, but she actively believed its message. Her enthusiasm and appreciation made living happier and richer for Judy and those around her.

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