Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1955 volume:

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Copyright, 1926, by E.P. Dutton 81 Co., Inc., renewal, 1954, by A.A. Milne. NOW WE ARE SIX. Copyright, 1927, by E.P. Dutton 8: Co., Inc.5 renewal, 1955, by A.A. Milne. THE HOUSE AT POOH CORNER. Copyright, 1928, by E.P. Dutton 8: Co., Inc. The above copyright notices refer to all literary material from The Pooh Library by A.A. Milne, published by E.P. Dutton Sz Co., Inc., 300 Fourth Avenue, New York City. The illustrations appearing in the 1955 Amicus were adapted by Mudge Usher Harlow and Irvin Kinsley Atkinson from the original drawings of Ernest Shepard which appear in The Pooh Library and are used by permission of the publishers. O 6009-BYE-H Pooh, promise you won't forget about me, ever. Not even when I'm a hundred Pooh thought for a little. How old shall I he then? Ninety-nine. Pooh nodded. I promise, he said. Still with his eyes on the world Christopher Robin put out a hand and felt for Pooh's paw. Pooh, said Christopher Robin earnestly, ifI - if I'm not quite - he stopped and tried again - Pooh, whatever happens, you will understand won't you? Understand what? Oh, nothing. He laughed and jumped to his feet. Come on! Where? said Pooh. Anywhere, said Christopher Robin. ff? Q - 15... f - FHIUZW 1 D 35 GC' W BIG FOUR Leadership and guidance are the two terms usually thought of in con- nection with these four Umoulders of our destinies , but we seldom stop to think of the patience, drudgery, understanding, and wit which underlie these qualities. Master Dan, ever since his arrival here as headmaster five years ago, has been a friend and counsellor to faculty and student alike. His common sense, universal genialty, and sound judgment have won both our respect and friendship. To Master Charlie with his broad grin, innumerable puns, and sincere advice, and to Teacher Anne with her hospitality, love of fun and Pogo, and wise counsel, we owe not only the tireless and excellent execution of their work as deans, but also many hours of fun and relaxation. Teacher Rachel, our brisk associate principal and lover of tartans, may always be relied upon for advice both given and taken with a grain of salt. These four have become through these, their individual characteristics, our friends outside of, as well as in, the classroom. Eeyore, what are you doing there? said Rabbit 515055 TU' Cbatter, cbatter, b Cbatter, b b 5 1? KAI. 1 ' ' E J- 771.- ,51.'m.N x E+? To risk, by frequent injuries, A brain as delicate as bis S5 SRF VL Eb ltiplied as far f jn,w.i3. a C PB. x limi M ANV, ' OU' IWCW 'fy And be asks about tbis and be explains about that I aw s no good saying it. Tbey don't understand if 'Cl'- ff?-K. ,I ' ,- -25' . . 4.1 'TT' 46m54.- N Did' 'K So tbat's wby be works at it nigbt after night I think that I have just remembered something Agnes Marshall Fmnie 1941 l ,, , .uv ff Pittsford-Mendon Road, Pittsford, New York Dear Teacher Agnes, We the senior class of fifty-five, in order to express our gratitude for constant justice, partial dormitory tranquillity, entertainment at class parties, promotion of general welfare, and enlightenment of eighty-one small minds for the benefit of posterity, do originate and dedicate this nineteen fifty-five Amicus to you. Especially we want to thank you for: The Christmas Party at Bacon Cottage, Ice and Roller skating parties: Coffee on the dorm: And obtaining all permissions necessary and proper for carrying into execution the foregoing schemes and all other schemes deemed sensible by you and originated by us on the spur of the moment and at all other such inappropriate times. Signed, The Class of '55 i z.,,:: v4 4 -'- ,- ,.-SQ-Q . llll 1 'I ' Westtown, Pennsylvania JJ 1921 Thomas Shipley Brown 4,,.l1AAv-nf-sldl-151' Discussion Group Hobby, Leaderg Stone House Soccer, Coachg Honorary Member of the Class of 1955. Master Tom, TSB, Tisbee . . . Hi . . . Take the lemon out of your voice, Pussy . . .The blue-bellied apple-tit . . . Yes-Yes -Yes- . . .Used to know every drain pipe in the school . . . Dear Mother, please send my red woo1ies . . .' 'No foreign matter in the oral cavity, please . . .Former dean . . .' 'This is just a little brain-teaser . . .Always in a hurry . . . Head over I I l tin cups . . .Doesn't believe in megaphones . . . And to use my favorite example - . . .Human dynamo . . . Tsk! Tsk! . . . l Beware of sly wink . . .That stuffed foot-warmer . . . Miszer - l 1 I . . . Be on time - or else - . . .The famous Brown energy . . . Keep it dovm to a dull roar . . .GMC . . .Chalk fiend - how do you get it off? . . . l have a psychological block about it . . . Intellectual exercises . . .Stories on the family . . . -Period. End of discussion. . . . Just call me a trained seal . . .Senior roommates: Nan and the five . . .Ambition: Jet pilot? . . .Destinyz Give class instruction on paper aviation. GLASS SUNG me .4 .1 ea 1 -H 4 J SL LWEST-TOWN own n4,u.cuTS Re - TURN -ra 11455 7..1 nuwoo175 me aus- ST rHrffS.1HE, lf '5 3,1195 ymgpq BND L861- uvb- FRllNbsWFVE NEI, J K P f' E 'EE Ana on oun 'rowsusg wiu. pr-A65 -eq as ,gsm-3, an ppp - Pl - NE SS wks LL TH-ITE, TM M1118 Wlldf nv NR Souls Mis SET, PPE? J-'H' ilk! srfu- IN om mans rn-1 unu.s nE'u. ses wind IN cum HEBRTS R pgnds wqu. HBkE 'MESE FIF' TY FIVE wil-L N97 F952 - GE T l l!h+1-J- vnnsss 1 ve'R'!TE I . I JI! --.-gg l'Q?ll C t wtfEN we lmve some n- wa-1 Imvs benz A-wr-1 ll I :ai 1' - l s ' ' sy M4 YO ' . .651 'Al Q.- , Z v Q JJ .W -. 'ffMgi?jW1pW .f ,5wQfftfM if M'1'Wp7fJ. A iIP lf 'ejf Z 1952 Irvin Kinsley Atkinson 229 North 2nd Street, Millville, New Jersey Council, Rotating, 2, Steering Comm., Permanent, l,Sp Fall Dance Comm., 17 In and Out Parties Comm., lg Amicus, Art Editor, S5 Work Program, Rotating, 27 Mixed Chorus, 2,17 Senior Octet, Sp Operetta, 2,17 Senior Play, Cast, S7 Track, I.V., l. Irv . . .Beach comber . . . I was half way out the window when Master Jan walked in . . .Smart dresser . . . She's artistically designed as well as inc1ined . . .Teacher Marty's boy friend . . .Strictly modern . . . Swing and sway with Irvin K . . .Al- ways talking. . .Irvinology. . .Budding artist. . .Studious Irv. . . I'll have to draw that . . .Irv and his harem toured the Conti- nent . . .Man of the world . . . It's real cool, man . . . You haven't heard of modern jazz? . . .Bermudas, argyles, and that French beret . . . lt's Doctor Atkinson . . .After-Meeting walks . . .Bop vocals . . . Did you turn the light off? . . .Can't get rid of Pete . . .Never spends any of his own money . . .Noisy greeting: Click, click . . .Senior roommate: Pete Day . . .Am- bition: Commercial artist . . .Destinyz Design gold yo-yos for wealthy idiots. . l lv' 'I Elizabeth Searle Baker 1953 Q1 8th Avenue, Colleqeville, Pennsylvania Amicus, Typist, S5 Religious Life Comm., S7 Girls' A.A. Board, Soft- ball Manager, S7 Mixed Chorus, S7 Orchestra, l,S5 Operetta, Costumes, 17 Shakespeare Play, Cast, 1, Costumes, lp Senior Play, Costumes, S. Betsy . . .Ursinus . . . Pass the ,cookies . . .Tampeko . . . Just look at my hair . . .Redhead without a temper . . .Sings harmony to everything . . . I hate to clue you, but - . . .Minia- ture and movable elephant trunk . . . Oh,heave itout the window . . .Superstition plus . . . I'm going nuts . . .Averages her chem marks every other minute . . . Might as well get fat while I'm at it . . . My heart is bad . . .Two minute dresser . . . Apples, anyone? . . .The triplet sisters . . . I know, but - . . . Good morning, Merry Sunshine . . . Go away: I'm on a diet . . . Eek, the freak . . . Do I knit or purl now? . . . There's al- ways Earlham, isn't there, Liz? . . . Oh, I'm a nut . . . To- day's the day . . .' 'I swear the woman's cracked . . .Senior roommate: Nancy Swan . . .lfmbitionz Climb Mount Washington . . .Destiny: Collapse climbing up to second floor. I F N Y NM it .550 ' fy t xi i k et ,ii.Qgl RX my lgmlluloilk , f 1951 Peter Weekes Badeau 212 Roxbury Road., Garden City, New York Religious Life Comm., 17 Swimming, J.V., 2, V., 1. Pete . . .Cairo Kid . . .Dives in his sleep . . . Who's got my turtles? . . .Questionable phrases in Arabic . . .Journey to the lake at midnight. . .Keeps Boys' End up to date . . .Driver Train- ing's little terror . . . I haven't the faintest . . .Low slung . . . Somebody shut the window . . .Winter sports: major-chessy rninor-swimming . . . Which'll it be today, sleeping through or cutting Meeting? . . .Five hour chess games . . .Most success- ful campaign manager of the 1954 elections . . .' ' Cairo was never like this . . . I've never lived in a house longer than two years . . .Critic and judge of loudspeakers. . .Nightlight system second only to Parlor's . . .Double-jointed hips .... Composes cmcient folk songs . . . You've had it . . .Frequents all sorts of dives . . . Egypt, uber alles . . . No, you didn't get a K.O.B. to- night . . . L.et's go fishing . . .Gets a sun-tan during study hall. . .Swimming team's mascot. . .Senior roommate: Jon Ely. . . Ambition: Mechanical engineer . . .Destiny: Run Westtown power- house. new wi mmm. I Q 3 U -NLD-91 0'0f . Q Q A aadu.DS 21. .ea TL-.oi me 0-ff the C'-'....'-Jiik' alfa wuwwf 'Nau.dL.-46611-S0 'M A ' z.o.oL-.Q.55'WA'-4 0.4.5 .. ,Dawn lg T7 Mase. 'MMT we -ye fi-ff fe -:Egg I 9 n 'wt sawn okob? Theodora Brentano Bersbach 1952 l-co 1 505' -5 md 230 Rose Lane, Haverford, Pennsylvania Cn-ha 5 ggi' Kkqg-5-n4.A..x K . - -5' ruwvqan. drbco u Q .Amie Class Sec'y, 1,Sg Religious Life Comm., 17 Steering Comm., Permanent, 1, Work Program, Permanent, 25 Girls' A.A. Board, Brown Team Capt., Q- S, Ha1lowe'en Parties Comm., 2,1,Sg Dance Comm., Fall, S, Christmas, K 2, Valentine, 1, Glee Club, 2, Mixed Chorus, l,Sp Choir, If Operetta, 1: 0-N YW' Shakespeare Play, Costumes, 2, Properties, lg Senior Play, Cast, S7 end, Hockey, V., l,S7 Swimming, V., 2,15 Lacrosse, J.V., 2, V., 17 Tennis, L3 V., 1, 4th Rank Skating. om . Ju.: Teddie. . .Long legal bike rides. . .Beats Colonel in orqmization at . . . Should I cut my hair? . . .T.B. or not T.B .... Rainy-day checkout . . .' 'Good thing my head's tacked on . . .Dozens of cousins . . .Fast walker and talker . . . Brovm's the only team QKQPM . . .One of Cac's pedestrians. . . Oh, great . . .Princeton week- Y end . . .Boxer dogs . . .Free R.C.A. records . . .Farmhouse ex- WBM' cursions . . .Transforms her clothes in a spare Quiet Hour . . . X992 Charter member of the A.H.H. Fan Club . . .Super-songstress . . . vm Q It's Teddie, not Teddy . . .That summer abroad . . .Senior roommate: Alice Willcox . . .Ambitionz Invent a machine to turn 'Je out hand-knit argyles . . .Destinyz Keep on knitting them herself.X4-IVJLKN o.AJks-sa. 'e-XUWM Cl-ll, V591 Xf6s. 1953 Fred Austin Bee 61 South Ridgewood, Sebring, Florida Fred . . .Rebel . . . Eh, eh, eh . . .Strong C.S.A. supporter KConfederate States of America or Cub Scouts?7 . . .Variation of the original Ely . . .Big brother at Annapolis . . .' 'You got any hair tonic? . . .One Reb equals ten Yankees by Dixie math . . . Good keal, Luci1le . . . Man, they're freezing me to death . . .Joe Florida . . .Wouldn't lower himself to even look at a California orange. . . Wake me up at 5:0O . . .Woman killer. . . Oh, I wish I was in the land of cotton . . .Sideburns . . . Death to all Yankees . . .Swamp cat . . .Six sleepovers a week . . . Now the girls back home - . . .Blackjack by moon- light . . . I cou1dn't care less . . . Man, it was the greatest . . . Ah'll get there yet . . .Alligator skins on the wall . . . Ah'm going stir crazy - West Chester, here we come . . . Under the Big Oak . . . Naux, atall odds . . .Rowdy D.C. weekends . . . Only five letters from Theda today . . .Senior roommate: Bob Lee . . .Ambitionz Gentleman farmer .... Destiny: Stable boy. Yndwet Thi. .n:u.ueuee gn- qgu.. u n'Hroug.hJ- q,il-.'.Do Lpvmfrvmlrf at Ia? k.rou..L'ueb00D ludzoarful about ' CLEDUDC1 but mm HQFUN one 491393 mm - ,Lcbdr ' +vwai.L will come. -- bb 11319 i THE. Marian Radcliffe Bonner 1949 fx g ' 'rw X Locksley, Glen Mills, Pennsylvania XII sfrglifgiw i X J Class Sec'y, 35 Class Vice Pres., 27 Class Steering Comm., If Work Program, Rotating, If Brown and White, Reporter, 1,S, Circulation Mana- ger, S, Amicus, Writing, Sf Roller Skating Comm., lf I-Iallowe'en Parties Comm., 1: Dance Comm., Fall, 2, Valentine, 3,2,l7 Glee Club, 2,17 Operetta, Make-up, 2,l, Costumes, ly Shakespeare Play, Make-up, 2, 1, Costumes, 2,17 Senior Play, Make-up, S, Prompter, Sp Girls' A.A. Board, Lacrosse Manager, S, Life Saving, 1. Marian . . .' 'Such is life in a boiler factory . . .Rainy-day check- out . . .Short CsJ hike home . . . I didn't really want to room with her: Teacher Anne put us together . . .Maid Marian from Lock- sley . . .' 'Master Al, what about the revolt in Tibet? . . .Digni- fied f?J senior . . .Ink bottle in Room No. 3 . . . It's i-a-n . . . But the dining room is locked at night . . .Tea and Sympathy at Edqerton's . . . How quaint and rustic of you- . . .A.H.H. Fan Club . . . Mind Gregory coming too? . . .Wild about Wyoming . . . What a beast . . . That's the true martyr spirit . . .Senior roommate: Cindy Houghton. . Ambition: Write a best-seller . . . Destiny: Proof-read the Daily Local. . ,1 r 36222 WB' MMM 1953 james Hart Bond 527 Jackson Street, Loveland, Ohio Council, Rotating, 1, S7 Work Program, Senior Permanent, S7 Basketball, J .V., 1. Jim . . .The guy with the arch . . .Cincinnati Reds fan . . . My Q father was coach at Miami . . .Ten dollar bunk beds . . . Want to play some tackle? . . .Lifted weights with Collins . . . S1eep- overs?-l'd starve to death . . .Loveland, Ohio, swimming pool. . . y Ornery Jim . . .Senior member of mop pushers . . . l..et's buy an island in Canada - I've got just the one . . .Football forever . . . Did we have any physics? Are you sure? Those six feet of Ohio country boy'11 make a basketball player yet . . . What does the weather look like to you today? . . .Ta1l, dark, and - . . .Good natured - until he gets mad . . . L.et's take him to the frog pond . . . If we could fix that old truck, that'd be neat . . .One of the Ag boys. . . Ah, but . . .Surviving K?l two years of physics . . .Loveland boy . . . Just wait till I get to Ohio State . . .Senior roommate: Rudy I-Iouk . . .Ambitionx Veterinar- ian . . .Destiny: Hillbilly farmer in the eastern hills of Ohio. Patricia Anne Bringhurst 1952 506 Story Road, West Chester, Pennsylvania sk vii., xt! 1 'lx' ,-' .l .' 5, . gf 1 ll ' ' .ff Class Treas., lf In and Out Parties Comm., 2,17 Hallowe'en Parties Comm., lg Brown and White, Associate Editor, 2,15 Amicus, Junior Member, l, Editor-In-Chief, S7 Dance Comm., Fall, 1, Valentine, lp Glee Club, 2,17 Shakespeare Play, Lead, 2, Cast, lp Senior Play, Cast, S. Pat . . .Obese Patrice - Slim Patrim . . .' ' Chemistry will be the death of me . . .Mother and daughter walk . . .Portia . . . Good- bye, lovelier ones . . .When the boy next door is six foot-seven - . . . Mold . . .Unprogressive progress reports . . . Don't call me Patsy . . .Corrupted in senior year . , .' 'What can I wear to look ravishing tonight? . . .Hank the Cinq . . . If I don't get a letter today - . . . I hate you . . .Infuriating cousins . . . But why don't we play West Chester High in basketball? . . . Bring . . . Quel sketch . . . Master Charlie is such a doll . . .Crazy about the stage. . .' 'West Chester, please . . . Look, whoosie-whats -- . . .Her dad roomed with D.D.T .... Senior roommate: Sally Cadbury . . .Ambitionz Get the Amicus out on time . . .Destinyz Pay up her penny bet with Dick Kadas. 1 f9 . V, w4W,M if .3 jlsfw ly' f 35205 M l ' fffsitflif f ll . 1952 Mark Benjamin Coplan Southampton Road, Philadelphia 16, Pennsylvania KJ' .... .. 151.gif fy Amicus, Aft, Sp Soccer, J.V., 17 Swimming, V., 25 Baseball, LV., 1. Z ,U Mark. . . Well, almost . . . C'mon down my room . . .Always A Qu has salami . . .Cool weekends in the Big Town . . .Hook . . . A M, I can't memorize . . .Young Man With A Horn C?l . . . Wait till fc' . I get my car . . . Al1 that furniture in the Casino is mine . . . .f Cold air fiend . . .North Side fire escape artist . . .Checked shirts to dinner . . . But I've got sinus trouble . . .No laundry for three weeks . . .Small but strong . . . I was doing ninety- seven on the Boulevard . . .Trip to George School . . .' 'And there I was sitting behind the wheel waiting for the light to change . . . My room smells like a delicatessen . . . He's crazy . . . I have a pack in my drawer to tempt me . . . What should I write? . . .Inexhaustible closet . . . And this senator my father knows said- . . .Those special permissions CPD home . . .Discounts from influential friends . . .Friendly arguments with Teacher Rachel . . .Senior roommate: Dick Fineman . . . Ambition: Test pilot . . .Destinyz Furniture salesman. y, 1. ' .1 Sarah Talcott Cadbury 1952 791 College Avenue, Haverford, Pennsylvania Amicus, Girls' Photographer, Sy Brown and White, Typist, 1, Associate Editor, S7 Religious Life Comm., 27 Roller Skating Comm., lg Dance Comm., Fall, 2,S, Christmas, 2, Valentine, 27 Mixed Chorus, l,S7 Choir, S5 Skyllners, 2,17 Orchestra, l,S7 Operetta, lg Senior Play, Cast, S7 Hockey, J.V., 2,S, V., 1: Lacrosse, V., lp Tennis, V., 2, l. C Sally . . .Scissor happy . . . l'm going stark, raving insane . . . Wears loafers which aren't . . . Cadburys are scarce, but worth waiting for . . .Red letter writing . . . l must have been asleep when she assigned the homework . . . Now look, you . . . Don't believe ity that 8-ball's a born liar . . .Rescue party of one. . . We're doing well . . . I'm here, girls . . .Red cup in morning Collection . . . But, Master Carroll - . . . I heard on the radio in study hall that - . . .Lives on bread from home . . . Oh, l am delightful . . . Let's face it . . .Certain unprintable threats to the wife . . . Ouelle car . . .Proud of her pirate an- cestors . . .Senior roommate: Pat Bringhurst . . .Ambitionz Own a Mexican burro . . .Destiny: Ride a cow through Mexico City. ffvqt I . 5 f' 1952 David Conard Corkey S 3 -3: NJ 409 South Ptneview Avenue, Goldsboro, North Carolina Boys' A.A. Board, S7 Mixed Chorus, S5 Senior Octet, S5 Orchestra, 2,15 Senior Play, Cast, S7 Soccer, J.V., 2, V., ly Basketball, J.V., 2, V., 1. Corkey. . .Sticky-foot . . . Ain't you got no learning? . . . Joe Louis was good in his prime . . .Man with the iron hand. . .Judo expert . . .Co-ordination plus . . .That real mixed up look . . . Preacher's son . . .Man with metal shin guards. . .' 'You a11 . . . F' sin public speaking for not combing his hair. . . They're rough in Goldsboro . . .His fans from Stone House are calling . . . Oh, don't hurt him, don't hurt him . . .' 'Mom' s home-cooked Brussels Sprouts . . .Southem boy . .- .A room that never gets inspected . . . Yah? . . .All-night lights . . .Baffled by the jokes the Stone House inmates constantly play on him . . . l..et's have a wrestling team . . .' 'I' d never do anything like that . . .' ' That will really cut me deep . . .Senior roommate: Stone House gang . . .Ambitionz Soccer coach at North Carolina State University . . .Destinyz Recruiting all likely soccer prospects for Stone House Varsity. 'ae-v-emvefnmeb , aDfOfL'g3 oJ Choo LQDLL Cfoobhoub-to YDEAISLB VYWEJNIQDO .gxqeg ax. -abom- mt,ooEsriK-lC1iClQ0i- iluafao bkaanlvataearb '-We -Qdskozsf. QQ.-:COB Xoxcr. 5 QUSL, vsczuti. T, UQQQ Barbara Ann Cary 1952 Pocono Lake Preserve, Pennsylvania Steering Comm., Permanent, 2: Roller Skating Comm., 17 Dance Comm., Fall, 2, l, Valentine, 2,15 Glee Club, l,Sg Shakespeare Play, Make-up, 27 Cheerleading, S7 3rd Rank Skating. Bobbi . . .Pink booties . . . Isn't Colonel cute? . . .Barham Ann Scott II . . . Cum vive, cum viva: cum vive, vum . . .Al- ways in style . . .Grandmother's homemade cookies . . . I wish I had a red sweater like yours . . .What did you say your room was before you had it? . . .Native of P.L.P .... Widow of the Uncal1ed Four . . . Just watch your step . . .Her mother's pins - the answer to Christmas shopping on the dorm . . . May Iborrow - ? . . .Corncob pipe . . . I'm starved . . .A friend at every college . . . They've got snow ten feet deep at home . . .Robert . . . Mum-m-ma . . .Likes lavender . . . Stew's my ' dish . . . l'm going home . . .Clothes galore. . .The Things I Should Have Done . . . I've got to get out of here . . . What a panic . . . Oh, my heart . . .Senior roommate: Judy Graham . . . Ambition: Star in the Ice Follies . . .Destinyz Chop ice for Birds Eye. s I Qsibx 'K fxaygyjnk W Nos .af Qi' X? r 'MGX X NJJJ!-l b of wi wx 'yy r KO vac'-QC? of we N of Z9 - ' ' 1951 David Lee Daniels 201 Greenwood Avenue, Madison, Newlersey Service Comm., Permanent, 27 Amicus, Boys' Photographer, S5 Hand. book Editor. S7 Bird Club, S7 Mixed Chorus, S7 Senior Play, Cost, S, Dave . . .Rod the J.B. kid . . .' ' Public schools are for the birds Big four year man . . .Gets up at 7: 10 and makes breakfast . . . The quiet passive type . . .Joe College dress . . .One of the fresh air boys. . . Open the !!!!!! window . . .A devoted min- eral collector . . . Don't take it for granite because it might be marble . . .Silent but deadly . . .Sap-head of biology class . . . Any objections? . . .Chemical experiments in the field of high explosives . . .Astronomy enthusiast . . . Darn these ants . . . Friendly boxing matches . . . You better turn it off . . .Bird clubber . . .Untold of experiences at Work Camp . . .A voice like Lanza? . . .Champion ily swatter . . . P1ease be quiet . . . . . .Nightly singing lesson . . .After-lights study hall . . . That was clever . . .White bucks and argyles . . . You don't say? . . .Senior roommate: Ted Webster . . .Ambitionz Big-name scien- tist . . .Destinyz Colonel's lab helper. Abacus- T Q o.Q,b-M Q. is WQVLX M or kk 3 ul.xDC, YeboiQ-QC S060-'ll OWLCQ rkkak QQSKC O0 E--QQ. kreedl CQX. WDC' :iff :SCJ 'G 60-:R Q LVN? ll va o..AcQu.Jotl6l C3 'Koo - Xxktw 'Kuo KP! soglgcboax XKCLRQQ ins O3 rl luck aw Q Q I COE 'Q kk ifSQCiCSeSS his-Q. Yr -4-f, S7 Lxo O Nancy jayne Cohen 1949 oo sunset Hollow Road, west chester, Pennsylvania 'QQQ-KC Amicus, Writing, S7 Mixed Chrous, 1,Sg Operetta, 17 Girls' A.A. Board, Brown Team Assist. Capt., S, Hockey, J.V., S7 Swimming, J.V., 17 Archery, V., 2,15 Lacrosse, J.V., 1. Nancy . . .Speedy . . .Dog fights with Judy Z . . . l think I'll sing bass all the time now, it's easier . . .Real blonde . . . Have you done your physics? . . .Curses Edison for inventing the light bulb . . . Does anybody have any food? . . .Skating fiend . . . l wish I could take chem again . . .Lover of horse- flesh . . .Four page letters after lights . . .' 'You want ity we get it . . .Jitterbugginq in the halls . . .Private menagerie . . . Can't wait to get home so I can sleep . . .Waiting by the road every morning at 8:00 A.M .... Hey, Cat . . .Full of vim, vigor, and vitality l'?l . . . Greasings . . . l can't stand Oscar, Judy . . .Swimmers at the Point . . . L.et's go . . .Fabulous record library . . Ribbons, ribbons, ribbons . . .Plays the guitar and sings . . . l-lA . . . My mother brought it . . .Senior room- mate: Phyz Cook . . .Ambitionz Medical career . . .Destinyz Guinea pig in Westtown biology lab. aJ eff sf if we VX at CST ff GF YA!! , tl x' 1953 Francois Robert Dennery 1 1112 Park Avenue, New York, New York Religious Life Comm., lp Mixed Chorus, lp Operetta, 17 Shakespeare Play, Cqsf, 17 Senior Play, Cast, Sp Basketball, J.V., I Francois . . .French Toast . . .That contented humor . . .The ping-pong fiend . . . Gil1en, make your bed . . .That French style . . .Never cleans his room . . .The lover of the three B's . . . Come on, Bill, let's go . . .A house on Fifth Avenue with an Elderado . . .Those New York weekends . . .Frenchy. . .That Caruso voice in the showers . . . l'd better go make sure my roommate isn't getting into any trouble . . .Brilliantine hair grease . . .' 'Just throw it on the chair . . .That dark Continental look . . . It's not much, but we call it home . . .The girl in Mississippi . . .The greasy hole . . . Ever been to Paris? . . .The seniors discovered a new wit. . .' 'Got a week? New York is the place . . .A Frenchman France wouldn't claim . . .Can't last five minutes in cz basketball game . . .Sunday afternoon hikes . . .The jacket reeks of it . . .Senior roommate: Dave Gillen . . . Ambition: Marry a rich widow . . .Destinyz Bachelor. - WNQJAQAZ 32. CLSUK C.cPNv.,fnQX -xg Vocvx ,gm ' f Y .Qi-Q, -0.519 ' .hifiiii WW Os Qcdlpcoib G- modeta-em 1 S 0-LU-IL exempt, obo Wwodlfx, A 12. no woocfko xgxbul.. XYVcA.MzfOQ L? Nancy Kennedy Connelly l l c. 1' Street R ad, We ttown, Pe nsylvar11u.Q2fYLJLLz..J QOJQC. 60 Cf , NO . Ju .JUL 'E JYX ' ' vgq wwf' QCUYN gpg.. Council, Flotatlnq, Sy Valentine Dance Comm., 17 Kitchenette Comm-, mx -. Head, S7 Mixed Chorus, S7 Glee Club, ly Senior PIGYI Costumes' S' 1 Nancy . . .Innocent look . . . Aw' right, Mommy . . .One ofthe Weak Warbling Three . . .A Westtonian from way back . . . But UXO-UNhe has such a nice name . . .I Wanna Be Evil . . .Vanishes . . . 4 J g'O.K., Elsbree . . . Brother, I sure get 'em . . .Blends in0m9C9 with Westtown's woodwork . . . l-Iey-bob-ba-ree-bob kid . . . I :Bum UXQCUC . was only kidding . . .Loves human beings . . .The cure-all lemo ' . . .' 'I don't want to talk to anyone: l'm studying . . .Palladium VXOAJN by Party forever . . .Pet antipathy: MICE . . .Goes wild with words 5 . . .Gullible . . . Oh go away . . .Cover girl . . . Just think' D x 1 I Wg' J we'l1 be seniors . . .Study, study, study . . .Bed board . . .Ma Beverie . . . Oh, my achin' appendix - 'cept it ain't there . . . Falls for drummers . . . They say that the moon is - . . . Egyptian princess type . . .Hot rodder in D.T. . . . Boy, what a doll . . .Senior roommate: Mary Elsbree . . .Ambitionz Get into Podu U . . .Destinyz Graduate Summa Cum from Bryn Mawr. 'NXVX .'3Q1fwC1Q,4. A, ND Cm 6? it 1951 Peter Don Day ' Andover and Golf Club Roads, Newtown Square, Pennsylvania Council, Permanent, S, Steering Comm., 2,1, Head,xS7 Brown and White, Business Manager, Sp Mixed Chorus, 2,17 Senior Octet, S1 Choir, Sf Operetta, lg Senior Play, Cast, S7 Soccer, J.V., ly Swimming, J.V., 2. Pete . . .Little Pedro . . . L.et's go home tonight . . . Ya know what Chris and Jack and I used to do? . . .Two two-year room- mates . . . Come on now, you guys, l've got to study . . . It's Good seeds, not Burpee . . .Originator of Radio Station WSDS . . . Kelly told me to do it this way . . .Summer grease-monkey . . .Permanent installation of Steering Committee . . . Next dance is a Tumabout . . . I like my coffee before 7:O0 . . . Hey Irv, what'll we have? soup, spaghetti, or baked beans? . . . She's quite a girl . . . That's the third time you've played that ll!!! !record . . . Does this tie match? . . .Joint week- ends . . .Sophisticated senior . . .Technical technician . . .Main- stay of the Newtown Square Fire Department . . .' 'You know what would be neat? . . .Senior roommate: lrv Atkinson . . .Ambition: Mechanical engineer . . .Destinyz Tightening bolts on the assem- bly line of tiny toy trucks. Phyllis Montgomery Cook 1953 Wlfalusinq, Pennsylvania Girls' A.A. Board, White Team Assist. Capt., S5 K.O.B. Carrier, S7 Cum Laude Banquet, 1. Phyz. . . Do you think Colonel would lend me a red hair ribbon? . . .Escapism in the form of Westerns . . . l-law . . .DP jacket to all classes and lunch . . .Coffee before English - ' 'I needs it . . .Cookie . . .I-lorses, horses, horses . . . l-ley, Grubb, voulez-vous du the? . . . So I pulled my foot out of my mouth and went on . . .Co-partner in the Kitchenette pancake parties . . .' 'I go Pogo' ' . . .Can outrun anything . . . l just thought I'd ask . . .can't see her history notes for the horse droodlings . . . Uninhibited giggle . . . Hot stuff . . . What should I wear? - Clothes, maybe? . . .From ponytail to D.A .... You really ought to take chem . . .College acceptance before senior year . . . The Lone Ranger rides again . . .A letter a day . . . Hoc- key? What's that? . . .Wyalusing . . . Oh, it's great fun: it really is . . .Senior roommate: Nancy Cohen . . .Ambitionr Own a black stallion . . .Destinyz Co-ownership of a certain black gelding. I0-fu -,g,4,4.,L cL.Q1.Aax.I..4.-4: ww own-wid ,Qc Wee r i bd- sfv ,lialcwcb ,flaweufv fll.Q'7,Zlflfu .VC l 52,41-QQ .Luau -lf.v,u.Mf MM? ,ce we wdgcbzblf fa.J7u, ' 0 . ' Q Cf lv , , 3a'Ca'6'6a'e .4 M2 7 N ll Ui wud Y fad JI 5, 1952 jon Franklin Ely A 8 I ' I K 'QA I Autumn Hill Farm, New London, Pennsylvania Service Comm., Head, S5 Religious Life Comm., S7 Fall Dance Comm., S7 Shakespeare Play, Cast, 2. Jon . . . Erh-eruh . . . Boy, you're crazy . . . Hoy-oy . . . Pegs . . .Greasy Jon . . . I couldn't care less . . . Nothing like a little Listerine to brighten up one's day . . . Necta1' of .the gods . . . Anything for the Service Committee . . . l'l1 take 5'll and lots of make-up . . . God-speed, Walter . . .Reluc- tant iall tennis enthusiast . . .Brilliant red pajamas . . .Walks with a deliberate swagger . . .Radical fan of the flapper girl era . . .Yma Sumac and Marlene Dietrich records . . .Theda Bara pin- ups . . . The moment you said - . . . 'The best part of the meal . . .Classic car lover . . .Kiki dominates the room . . . I want to be alone . . . I'm going to revolutionize the Service Committee . . . True acting died with Theda Bara . . . Out till 8:00 A.M., out cold till 8: 30 P.M .... Jeannie . . . Wally, just wait till I tell you what I heard . . .Senior roommate: Pete Badeau . . .Ambitionz Bar tender. . .Destinyz Listerine salesman. Xbzovv 'XECLLS-DA XNlXu.l.u1.9! f-Kms tm obit Hands 'oc.uaQ cw QXQos.5oxsk Hester Miria Crissy 1953 51-Ol 39th Avenue, Long Island City 4, New York A Pilillllkgi Valentine Dance Comm., 17 Mixed Chorus, Sp Glee Club, 1,Sp Operetta, Costumes, 1, Make-up, 17 Senior Play, Cast, S5 Shakespeare Play, Costumes, 1. Hes . . . l-ley-bob-ba-ree-bob kid . . .One of the Weak Warbling Three . . .Greta Garbo hair-do . . .Jitterbugger . . . It seems that - . . .City gal. . .Wide-awake look in the morning. . . Colonel is so-o-o understanding . . .Signed picture of Buster Crabbe . . . Oh, we were just fussin' around . . .Charleston kid . . . Meow . . .Friendly philosopher . . .Tarzen cry after lights . . .Lawrence- ville blast. . . He's just another boy . . .California summer . . . But, Teacher Agnes - . . .Rutgers fan mail . . . Mmmmm-gee . . .Dress boxes of K.O.B.'s . . . Give me your word . . .5:0O A.M. alarm . . .Destined to write novels . . .Andover forever . . . Phone calls from New York . . .Wears sandals to history class . . . Oh, look at my hair . . . l'1l have some calories, please . . .Progressive jazz fan . . .Senior roommate: Mary Langdon . . . Ambition: Become the first female motorcycle champ . . .Destinyz Learn how to ride a bicycle. ,f b . f' Y5 xy M .a'W..t,, I.--. T fqglgftgbi I 1 if gig D J 1953 Richard Browsley Fineman 9 12 Spring M111 Road, Villanova, Pennsylvania Mixed Chorus! 1. Dick . . .Squirrel . . .Military discipline . . . The easiest way to get to Girls' End is - . . .Genial Dick . . .Mad passion for Yma Sumac and Broadway musicals . . .Evening massages and exercises. . .The strong, silent type. . .Orations on the trials and tribulations at V.F .... Have you read that before? . . . The wrong words at the right time . . . But it didn't take 1ong . . .Tennis ace . . . l-le started it . . .Picturesque facial con- tortions . . . What gave you the first clue, Dick Tracy? . . . I'm going to join the Foreign Legion . . .Ardent reader of ad- venture novels . . .Short, dark, and handsome . . .' 'suave' ' . . . . . . That's a cool supposition . . .Mealtime meditator . . .Gun drill in the hall army style . . .Massive vocabulary . . .Senior roommate: Mark Coplan . . .Ambitionz Happiness . . .Destinyz To receive a life sentence of solitary confinement after having fired at eighteen generals in a violent attempt to retrieve all those un- fairly court-martialed. .i . . K i f xb- 1 Gail Marcia Dresden 1951 Q I 820 Orchard Avenue, Point Pleasant, New Iersey Council, Permanent, 3,2, Sec'y Treas., lf Amicus, Typists' Head, S7 Casino Planning Comm., 17 Dance Comm., Fall, 2, Christmas, 2,17 Operetta, Costumes, 17 Shakespeare Play, Costumes, 2,lg Senior Play, Costumes, S. Gail . . .U.S. Correspondent to California . . . Four Aces? You haven't heard the J'.D.'s . . .A Genial roommate for two years . . . But I can't stop laughing . . . .Toy, oh rapture . . .Knit- wit . . .Elm - beetles and otherwise . . .' 'Funniest darn feeling . . .Skater . . . Oh, ldddo . . .European summer and that boat ride home . . .Dentist appointments with her father . . .Staunch supporter of Point Pleasant . . .Keeps the flashlight battery company in business . . .Four years with no detention . . .Per- petual snowflake sweater . . . That's fabulous . . . Whoops, I goofed, girls . . .Naturally curly hair . . .Little CPD brother . . . Mad passion for Prince Ccanine and studentl . . .' 'Nice is so-o-o nice . . .Way Up In North Carolina . . .Senior roommate: Genie Parker . . .Ambitionz Count nine stars nine nights in a row . . . Destiny: Penny collector for a wishing well. A we .of if W In , V ' ., vw 4 ' c, . . g ' 6 - 1 1 ,mg Y if f ,ff .f l J 4 mr' L . nfl L- ffm V W O Iggy? 5 r mtv? W f .Q J J . vb f V JV va my ,V W Q ,MXL 9 - tp K , Xl ' 'Q 0, - ' 'lk s , lg C I0 6 . A I L My K Eff J 1. 1 Akira tp ff' 'Magi' e-of-'ef +7-1 9 ll L A james Truman Forsythe 5 Vip? 1 Riff PPV . 3, W t ester, Pennsylvania , I 1 .Mo S I 056 M Mg. if swf te -H Ax if L tai - Y . Council, Rotating, 17 Class eas., 37 cus, Photogr hy nager, f V S7 Mixed Chorus, S7 Soccer, V., 2,l, Capt., S5 Track, J.V., 2, V., lg fs INV' Softball League, 2,15 4th Rank skqunq. , Jim . . .Arnie . . . No, we just use that coffee pot to keep water vf V w -Wilt, in . . .Stack of records . . . You can close the door when you SJ? Q leave, Master - . . .' 'All the seniors ought to stay in bed some morning . . . Actual1y, this doesn't happen to be the Boys' Parlor . . .Definite tastes in women . . .He blasted through math . . .Born with a soccer ball in his mouth . . . Not too red hot . . . I don't know about this school . . . Iwas the tallest boy in the class in sixth grade . . .Irish Quaker . . . How are ya fixed for camping places? . . . Hi fellas . . .Greaser Jim . . .Oneof the Ellis boys. . . Thisis thy last one . . Midget. . . More bounce to the ounce . . .Boogie-woogie . . . We went out for jobs, but - . . .Three cars trying for iour . . .Senior room- mate: John Thompson . . .Ambitionr To grow three inches . . . Destiny: To be the shortest man on the Philadelphia Uhriks. riff' Dfw M' W QW sw . l - f lgliar Idalou suis 1946 eff . v f I I 1 ' 4, , 0 ' 4, IM f , 5, r ' ,M ,Q ' . I F -I , State Teachers' College, Cheynelh PefmSY1VGniU ' il , K L Council, Rotating, S, Amicus, Typist, Sy Brown and White, Reporter, Typist, l,Sp Mixed Chorus, S, Glee Club, Pianist, S7 Operetta, Scenery, 27 Shakespeare Play, Costumes, 17 Senior Play, Publicity, S, Softball, V., ly Art Honorary Mention. Idalou . . . Bosh . . . I..ATEH for him . . .Nylon night ca . . . And then he - . . . You got any food? . . .HEEECI-l ' . . . There's fungus among us . . Fabulous, fantastic reducer . . .St. Louis Woman . . . l say there, ole chap . . .Saturday afternoon model . . . Oh, he's just a friend of mine . . . Yo can clean the room . . . l-ley, where'd you get that? . . . Mm-mrn boy, are you fat . . . Give me some traveling music, boys . . . Move so I can look in the mirror . . . l-lester - I-lesssster . . . O.K., Louie, drop that gun . . . Hey, Cohen babe, let's jazz it up . . .Sunday drives . . .Louie . . . Shut the window . . .Curls . .N . Quick - in the c1oset . . .Pennsylvania 6-54-3000 . . .Inexhaustible wardrobe . . . l'm going to a football game . . .Senior roommate: Nancy Ford . . .Ambitionz General Practitioner . . .Destinys Develop a new method for shrinking heads. W.,-.--. ... .. ..- - 545125 Wffflff Lf if ff' f ' if? WM ,ya t 1953 William Norman Franck Refton, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Stage Crew, l, I-lead, S3 Bird Club, S. Norm . . .Master Berdette' s boy . . .The disc jockey deluxe for skating and dances . . .Knows all about Westtown' s tunnels . . . Me? At Girls' End at midnight? . . .Stage crew . . .He tries everything . . .Ledge walker . . .Only boy at a girls' table . . . Maestro . . .Kollecting Room Kinemas . . .Keys to the whole building . . . I think I'1l ledge-walk to Girls' End tonight . . . Never wears a white shirt . . . That's funny: the lights weren' t supposed to go out . . .'lI come from Reftony population: fifty, including cats and dogs . . .Has one of the most quality beds on the dorm . . . I don't believe in K.O.B.'s . . .Has a junior toommate because he couldn't stand the seniors . . .' 'They call me the Reiton Rowdy . . .Midnight fires in Room No. 23 . . . I don't kill them: they just die . . . Quiet . . .A permanent job on Friday afternoons that keeps him stepping . . .Senior room- mate: Bob Doll . . .Ambitionz President of a big company . . . , Destiny: Clerk at Bofsto. QMWXXMWJ 'Bwwwhm Q-we-..eond. 9951-RQ?-li-.LDL 'hsuQ.hGAAnaL Qlmnu-may ou-gbuasd. Agmlntslk tvohvvl- We-i Mary Williams Elsbree 1953 Avorxbrook Road Wallingford Pennsylvania I I I Class Vice Pres., lp Girls' A.A. Board, Sec'y, S, White Team Assist. Capt., 17 Dance Comm., Fall, 1, Valentine, 1, Spring Formal, 1, Class Day Banquet, 17 Mixed Chorus, l,S7 Operetta, 17 Senior Play, Make-up, S. Mary . . .Last fall's big blast . . .Homemade jewelry . . .That ac- cent . . .South paw . . . This place feels like a barn . . .Re- served opinions . . .' ' Mr. Sandman - ye-s? . . .Duets with Nancy . . .Dog lover . . . All we do around here is study . . .Letters from Ohio . . .Winning smile . . .A potential Weak Warbler . . .Al- ways seen with a hair band . . .Brawls with roommate . . .Whiz at checkers . . .' 'Driver Training didn't help a bit . . .Pushes the pencil at A.A. meetings . . . Be good . . .Camp summers . . . I'll slap you . . .Youngest of Elsbree clan at Westtown . . -Plaid outfit. . .Meal pers. . . Leave it open just alittle bit . . . My !!!! roommate . . .Stubborn as a mule . . . .The girl with fifty-seven teeth . . .Philosophizesat 11:30 P.M. . . . Senior roommate: Nancy Connelly . . .Ambitionz Control the world's food output . . .Destinyz Go on a diet. nypyifi Msiitiiefif My ,fiery MQ? W l if' .5659 K. ' O , ifrtitmif at kg? W, lf, Q' ,fy NN x - f 1952 Arthur Sellers Garrett pf - 408 Penn Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania ufxHlg0ffSllN0'UV'WaYlJJsd2,owwQ,aA:bb 'gum P ihg-O.fd4L,XiQU,fvt, Class as., S7 Boys' A.A. Board, Basketball Manager, Sp Amicus, X N Circulation Head, S7 In and Out Parties Comm., 17 Dance Comm., 5 if? Spring Formal, 1, Class Day Banquet, 17 Ha1lowe'en Parties Comm., O S5 Mixed Chorus, 2,l,S7 Operetta, 2,15 Shakespeare Play, Cast, 21 Senior ? Q1 Play, Cast, S, Softball League, 2,17 4th Rank Skating. . X Art . . .Darby . . .Likes to do the Jitterbug . . . Wake me up, l'll S fl 'f X go a1ong - but usually doesn't make it . . .Needs music every- where he goes . . . Why do they get up so early around here? YK v- 1, Averages high on sleepovers . . .The food tycoon . . . Now where X did I put that key? . . .No late experiments in chem . . .Has 'll handy access to the funds of '55 . . . You should see my rod tx O 3 E . . .Loves cowboy music . . .Used to be the timid sou1 . . . Fa 2 3 Ethel . . .' 'Upper Daaabee . . .Most orderly boy on dorm - HA t ff' 'N . . .Letters in every sport lmanager lettersl . . .Jitterbugger . . . tj if Store manager . . .Sails up and down Chester Creek in his cat- S l ' I boat . . .'4l De Soto . . .Senior roommate: Karl Striedieck . . . 5 ,U Ambition: Win the Comet Internationals . . .Destinyz Scrub hull , r pg of S.S. United States. Dx .L S A ,. Q44 C. 1 is QTL KI issues' wekwclu. fXm.x1cX -- um x.DQ.Z,, cxscgg le'W'i'WS WCW C QWft'W xh Qi We ' :L Jxglvvgz-r -ax?-fl'-. X -Qi,-u-vpL4N. 4.1 T X1 we V3 W-1..,M,,, all 14 -X 4A..:f'-'Q Jw:.,:.cfL,QV .-tQ, naw 41'-59's L--zxeJl,fL1 be MJ, K., le 'bias' 3-'i time ,LHCL W M X -QM. 9 .7 Wm Hx K .-gfxkfv-1 4' fl c.4l'Q 'Q3 c,is, L AL! sill ,K MLK-lAmxJv it y, 'Xfwe.,LX.a., V,-NL , gas, .wx NL, WV? Nancy Irene Ford A1 1952 X 313 Manchester Avenue, Media, Pennsylvania QQ t.3heQf-Mfjte-ev-N was.: NQ'pc'ww-1-L, -Q Amicus, Typist, S7 Brown and ite, Typist, S1 Mixed orus, 1,S7 jj W Glee Club, 25 Operetta, Cast, 1, Make-up, 1: Shakespeare Play, Cast, 2 ake-up, 2,17 Se or Play, Make-up, S, Publicity, S. LX sQh,f . gr! LfXE,.1,1 D CH L xix E O 4 AK L Nancy. . . L 's ace it . . . Hi there . . .Those dark eyes. . . lb GW What if - ? . . . I'm suffocating . . .Frequent meal pers e ' j home . . . Quick, she's checking - in the closet . . .Familiar - 104,11 A KD Four Door shuffle . . . Can I have a bite? . . . M-m-m . . . Wlxx ' You're taking up all the mirror . . .Wide awake at 7:O5? . . . Y,,,,w,,, .W Pet peeve: people who ask, ls your hair natural? . . . Guess Y what? . . . l haven't started it yet. Why? . . . Pennsy1vania pflf'-M Vl rt Hospital, here I come . . .Twins'? . . .Four Door . . . Who goes bu L to dances? . . . Oh, stop . . . I-ley, I..ouie . . .Bushels of vl apples . . . Do you want some food? . . . What's wrong? . . . ,Edu How does this look? . . .Clothes and doesn't wear them . . . It clashes . . . What's the chem assignment? . . . It's a bug . . . Hey, you guys . . .Never hears the bells . . .Senior umm M3 roommate: Idalou Ellis . . Ambition: Go to New York City - soon . . .Destinyz Get no farther than Media. 3 01-P-uD1ov'o fb-.44 Q-vv'f 'f 'U Ml? ...P I X 1 'lf Bird Club, S7 Orchestra, l,S7 Skyliners, 1. Dave . . .Shaggy Dave . . .Karl Striedieck' s housekeeper . . .Air- plane fan since the age of four . . .' 'Back at North Shore - . . . The radical with the soft voice . . .Builds models of models of models . . .' ' They all dance the Westtown shuffle' ' . . .Checkers, ping-pong, and pool expert . . . Man, I wish I were up flying that baby . . .West Chester movie addict . . .' 'I thought I got an A, but he gave me a C . . . Mom made me get rid of those shoes . . .Suit all day Thursday . . . This dry cleaning - . . .Tennis pro . . . Well, as long as you're going that far - . . .Owes rmney to everyone in school . . . l'll make my bed later . . . All right, all right . . .Flies airplanes at 6: OO A.M. with Karl . . . Give me my towel and jacket back . . .Official sleepover king of February 1953 . . . I've got a monthly next period and I haven't studied yet . . .Senior roommate: Francois Dennery. . . Ambition: Aeronautical engineer . . .Destinyz Test pilot's pilot for Douglas. 1953 David Ely Gillen Greenacres, La Porte Indiana U Quwuf ' YYxu.:g.p5L SLA.. c.LovY1.e-IC. 7 ? Ubfaf' CLLJL. 8.1.4. .fwub-3s ofic - T' 'lf I P31 ' if . . Q I I otfc' I . w if my ,A Jacqueline Glover Carlyle Hotel, 35 East 76th Street, New York 21, Chl' New York Council, Permanent, Sp Amicus, Circulation Manager, S5 Da ce Comm., Valentine, 2, Spring Formal, 17 Mixed Chorus, 1,Sg Glee Club, 27 Shakes- peare Play, Make-up, 17 Senior Play, Make-up, S. Jacky . . .Lengthy logic . . .Typical New Yorker, but hatesflt . . . What'll we do with this crumby thing? . . .Won't listenlto commercials . . .Proctor for Wednesday's detention . . .Fashion- wise father . . .La Boheme . . .Future Canadian citizen . Il I I Il . .In- consistent chemist . . . I m not Rosemaryy Im Jacky . . .If the phone rings, it's for Jacky . . . Ah, 1ove . . .Heidi of the Laurentians . . .' 'But Master Marty, I really don't understand . . .When she feels strongly about something -- . . .Tea and Sym- pathy at Edgerton' s . . . - and such and such . . .Lucky Pierre . . . And let me tell you - . . .Addicted to her vic . . . Do you on Il I Il think I should cut it. . . . Don t let me eat . . .Persistent clean-upper . . .L.ong, long locks . . .' 'And there stood little Jacky - . . .Brother in Germany . . .Senior roommate: Sue Rie' . . .Ambitionz Speak French fluently . . .Destinyz Teach Pierre English . D-c4.fuMA447mu4 T-4oy,..la?p44-1-oenuul had ,Mf,A44,.g4.w. paw-mah: -644 4,44 94940 awnfffffffedd A4411 ,Zfw dd, dhautlz 41Zec,s!vmwC'aw14 wnoz-144.4...w!a7.w-A-a 4411. rank a pt?a'U' ef, 5 g W'r95 Walter 88-Ol 35th Avenue, Jackson Heights, Long Island New York Q M' Eiraown ang ghltgg 3122982 Amicus, Art, S7 Boys' A.A. Board, Tennis 1 DG Bl' ' an 0 S . ' . Fall lgance, Comm.? S1 Mixe3tClE:cTxl:T'Sfb,i?rlglZZ.?cS?ngoyZ?rCr?lxeexgluS, CZ 40000 3: Operetta, 3,2,l7 Choir, 17 Senior Play, Cast, Sp Shakespeare Play, C44 MQ Cast, 2,17 Senior Play, Cast, S, Properties, S, Scenery, S. , f l Walt . . . Oh, oh, oh, oh shut up . . . Muncie, I'm hating you l . . .Bus boy at Atlantic City . . .The Duchess . . . Charge it to mybank of good will . . .All night on the boardwalk . . . What's mine is mine: what's yours is also mine . . . Give me a bite - just a tiny one . . . God bless you . . .Dramatics plus . . . Meth leth . . -.Puts on morning potpurri . . .That dorm nature room . . .Split personality . . .Chem and physics genius . . . Nothing like the Old Country . . . That artistic touch . . .Stone House survivor . . . The only thing better than money is money . . .' 'Excuse me, Madam, but your purse is open . . .' 'I long for Long Island . . . Don't bother . . .Senior roommate: Jim Todd . . .Ambitionz Commercial artist . . .Destinyz Dictator of Lane School art department. 5 4-v-v-u-- ice-K. 34-of.. ,Le M... fam. y . r 40 M G 5 gfal 'ld 'Oi 1 L Q .l I kt 'gm i .0-y if G' 1 f at 01' 52 Harriett Ann Good 1952 A 217 West High Street, Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania 1 Religious Life Comm., 27 Mixed Chorus, 1,Sp Operetta, ly Shakespeare Play, Cast, 2,17 Senior Play, Costumes, S7 Life Saving, 1. Harriett . . .Red shoes . . . It's a great day for the Irish . . . Those riotous weekends home . . .Pennsylvania Dutch accent . . . Has one pet peeve against Westtown . . .Horse lover . . . Short hair, absolutely . . . Harriett with two t's . . .Goody . . . One of Teacher Marty' s Terrible Ten . . . lf I don't get a letter today - . . .Two 7's ' three years . . . Mother's coming down . . . . . .Always a -smile . . .Hawk walks . . .Those sleepy sixth periods . . .Clothes, clothes, clothes . . . Perpetual diet . . .Classical music fan . . .French on the dorm Private apothecary . . .Summer abroad - sea sick? . . .A syste- matic place for everything, and everything systematically in its place . . .Camp Teedy-usk-ung for eight summers . . .Her brother, Georgie . . . Well, lpassed . . .Senior roommate: Judy Grove . . .Ambitionz Make the dime bigger than the nickel . . .Destinyz Get in trouble with the Bell Telephone Company. info 1:2 fl wi -gr S. l 1953 William Crosby Hickman 28 Temple Street, Belmont 78, Massachusetts Amicus, Assist. Advertising Manager, Sy Service Comm., If Tennis, J.V., 1. Bill . . .G.I. Joe haircut . . .The tennis celebrity . . .Ag Trails fan . . .The reducer . . .' 'Boston beats them all' ' . . .That beauti- ful physique . . .Sister at Swarthmore often seen at Westtown . . . The soap box politician . . .Mr. Eloquence . . .Demosthenes II . . .One night weekends to Debbie's . . .Boston playboy . . .The Cape Cod Cat . . . I-lazel was just a breeze . . . Why don't they have tennis in the winter'? . . .Cats till the end . . .Loves ties with red in them . . .That white hat . . . Wait until you've been to Boston . . . Hey, Cat, get out of my room . . .Car bug . . .Likes food . . .Tennis pro . . .Red Sox fan . . .German fiend . . .Likes models: airplanes, boats, and girls . . .Chem experi- ments in the middle of the night . . .45 record enthusiast. . . It's a load . . .We don't see him at swimming, and we don't see him at basketball. What does he do in the winter? . . .Senior roommate: Dave Houghton . . .Ambitiom Ambassador to Russia . . .Destinyx Janitor in the Kremlin. Judith Hall Graham 1949 729 Hillside Drive, West Chester, Pennsylvania Council, Rotating, 2, Vice Pres., S7 Work Program, Permanent, 17 Glee Club, S7 Valentine Dance Comm., lf Hockey, J.V., 2,1, V., S7 Swim- ming, J.V., 3, V., 2, lp Tennis, V, 2, lg Lacrosse, J.V., 2, V., l7Cheer- leading, 2,1, Co-Capt., S7 Life Saving, 17 4th Flank Skating. Judy . . .Little veep - five feet tall in three inch heels . . . Boy, wait till graduation . . .That solid gold Chevie . . . I hope they'll be very happy . . . Oh, stop . . .Born with a football in her mouth . . . Don't swear: I'm sensitive . . .Good things come in small packages . . . I-Immmg you're so right . . .Prays her way through study hall . . .' 'I was so-o-o mad . . .Crackers . . . Man-nn . . .Daily exercises . . . l should be good this year, but heck - . . .Friend at Mercersburg . . . Come on, you guys . . .Convict by night '. . .Those Sunday drives . . .Pint- sized bomb shell . . .' 'Just 'cause he' s one foot three inches tal- ler than I am - . . .Megaphone for pep . . .Camp Marlyn enthu- siast . . . lt's my mother' ' . . .Senior roommate: Bobbi Cary . . . Ambition: Olympic swimming champ . . .Destinyz Teach breath control at Westtown. X 1952 David Refior Hobbs 441 Rotary Street, Morgantown, West Virginia Council' Rowling. 1, Pefmdnent, 2,17 Amicus, Junior Member, 15 Work PFOQTGIH, 1: Boys' A.A. Board, Soccer Manager, S7 Brown and White, Associate Editor, 17 Sergei Thomas Comm., 1, In and Out Parties Comm., 2, Mixed Chorus, Sp Basketball, V., 2, 1, Capt., S, Dave . . .Stencher . . .One of the Ellis boys . . . I'll study that tomorrow . . .From Ivy League to grease ball . . . ' Let' s hustle Boisto . . .Morgantown Mole . . .P.T.C .... Soon as I get out of here, I'm joining the army . . .Authority on all sports: plays one . . . Wi1l you guys stop beating on me? . . .One ofthe fellers . . .Quick on the comebacks . . .' 'Come ony let's play basketball . . . Don't let that little guy fool you . . .Card shark at 2: 00 A.M. . . .One of Co1one1's boys . . . Let's go down to Central . . . But I took a shower last week . . .Sure, I'1l keep these pegs in good condition . . . This year I'm going to be good . . .Council member - last year . . . Just wait till basketball season . . .Senior roommate: Dave Spinney . . . Ambition: Get through high school . . .Destinyz Mortician. Y Judith Ellen Grove 1952 44 Dogwood Way, Basking Ridge, New Jersey Council, Rotating, 25 Class Tzreas., S7 Hallowe'en Parties Comm., S7 Brown and White, Feature Editor, S7 Religious Life Comm., S7 Dance Comm., Fall, S, Spring Formal, 17 Glee Club, 27 Senior Play, Costumes, S7 Girls' A.A. Board, Basketball Manager, Sp Swimming, .I.V., 27 Cum Laude Banquet, 1. Judy Z . . .Favorite chemistry experiment - number forty-five . . .Co-partner of the Kitchenette pancake parties . . .Tea and Sympathy at Edgerton's . . .Rainy-day checkout . . .Grubb . . . Sap-head of biology class . . .Father's shirts . . .' 'I go Pogo . . . Haw I-Iavsf' . . .Oscar . . . lt's not that I hate them, it's just that I don't like them, that's al1 . . . Everything, but everything happens to me . . . Isn't Colonel the most divine little man? . . . Bless your little pointed head . . .Five feet two and two inches tall . . . Go ony get out: don't ever darken my door again'C . .I'1l try anything once . . . . Speeeeedy My hair's growing an inch shorter every month . . . You is a doll' ' . . .Senior roommate: Harriett Good . . .Ambitionz Live by herself in the Canadian backwoods . . .Destinyz Raise chip- munks. any I -XYUN Slxkrxbb fiwbfsirhglg Of QD , -Vic. W 1Niiz '49wNAl llmirf yrsxwlbi low? Wi 'rfffrH4e- Yew FV!! XL MSN x,,,,fiFJX li-QJQLWQ' K QW R. 0 X fi pal! SJ QXKXTQ 1952 David Drew Houghton North Orange Street, Media, Pennsylvania Council, Rotating, lg Service Comm., FiOfC1Yi1'1Q, 1? BOYS' A-PM Board. 'Track Manager, Sp Stage Crew, 27 Orchestra, 2,1,S7 Shakespeare Play, Cast, 27 Senior Play, Cast, Sp Soccer, J.V., S. Dave . . .Math whiz . . . But I have to listen to the weather fore- cast . . . Open that window . . .Hillbilly music fiend . . . Don't you understand? . . . lt's murderous pain . . .West- town's weather wizard . . . As usual . . . Don't you like to square dance? . . .' 'I have to work in the library more often . . . The girl at Moulan square dances . . . Well, if you call five acres a farm, we have one . . . I once got a 62 . . .Not one sleepover all year . . .Three straight years on Honor Roll . . . Walter, you're making a fool of yourself . . .Media meal pers . . .Classical music on F.M. radio . . .Dirty socks in an Oatmeal box . . . Partly cloudy, windy and cooler this afternoon. Clear tonight with winds westerly at nine miles an hour . . .Senior roommate: Bill Hickman . . .AmbiLion: Head of U.S. Weather Bureau . . .Destiny: Shoveling the sidewalks in Philadelphia. Mudge Usher Harlow 1953 27 South Wyoming Avenue, Ardmore, Pennsylvania Service Comm., Rotating, 1, I-lead, Sp Amicus, Art Editor, S7 Religious Life Comm., 17 Brown and White, Sports Editor, S7 Glee Club, Sp Shakes- peare Play, Cast, 11 Senior Play, Cast, S7 Hockey, J.V., 1, Capt., S7 Basketball, J.V., 17 Softball, V., 17 Lacrosse, V., 17 Life Saving, lg Art Honorary Mention, 1. Cissie . . .Pint-size phenomenon . . .Saturday mornings at Mas- ter Carroll' s . . .Likes to be difficult . . .' 'Would anyone like to volunteer for Service Committee? . . . Not can't, have diffi- culty . . .Josh . . . Spare time? . . . It's a quarter for ironing your tunic . . . I like fresh air: anyway, it's not really cold . . . Interestinq . . .You name it: she can do it . . .Dozens of brothers and sisters . . .Cissie, why don't you eat? . . . I ap- prove . . . What's the assignment? . . . I'm a wicked, wicked chi1d . . . Teacher Agnes isn't going to like this . . . But I don't want to go to the Nursery . . .Original spellings: edicut, orr1itt, sercomstancial . . .Senior roommate: Elsie Longenecker . . .Ambitionz Teach biology . . .Destinyz Head pickler in a Formaldehyde factory. fir. lv ff' K' .LU Ale, fel, L ey-77ljll,T rn LXAL O Llldef 'l ' l ll Coyle' O , Olflefbfwvc Tha lrov 40,15 6 ,TS 71,13 ll ,GH 'Y' ' fs, eller qsofi .ff Quan JYV9' 0- 2 n.N 1'L an 4 - fallow' - 0951? Ll Farm 5 if rv'- 1951 Rudolph john Houk 122 Pelhamdale Avenue, Pelham, New York Mixed Chorus, 2,l,Sg The Uncalled Four , S, Shakespeare Play, Cast, Sp Softball League, 2, lg Soccer, J.V., lg Track, J.V., 1. Rudy . . .Blink . . . What's on for tonight? . . .The good old days when he roomed with Canetts . . .Canoeing at midnight on the lake . . . What I mean to say, in words of simple syllables, these here legooms looks more like lespedeza to me, I mean - . . .Washes dishes for a living . . . This summer I - . . .Har- monicat . . .Another Frankie Laine . . . l-ley, that's cool . . . lmpersonations . . . What part shall I try in this play? . . .One of the rovin' kind . . . My father namedme Antilychus . . . I can play this one just like Chet Baker . . Ladies' man . . .Fake German accent . . . Dig that crazy horn . . . l-ley Man . . . Which way's West Chester? . . . What've you got to eat? . . .The most ingenious set of night lights . . . Gimme the drum sticks . . . My boy . . .Future competitor to Frank Lloyd Wright . . .Senior roommate: Jim Bond . . .Ambitionz Second Gene Krupa . . .Destinyz Tighten drum heads at Birdland. Vivian Rosemary Harvey 1952 4747 South Workman Mill Road, Whittier, Callfomia Council, Rotating, 2, Permanent, 17 Work Program, Head, S, Dance Comm., Christmas, 1, Valentine, 2, Class Day Banquet, 17 Glee Club, ly Operetta, Costumes, l, Chairman, Sy Shakespeare Play, Costumes, 2, Chairman, 15 Senior Play, Costumes, Chairman, S. Rosemary . . .Seamstress extraordinary l. . . California, here I come . . .Inspired letter-writing after lights . . .' 'Are you doing a good job here? . . .Exciting phone calls from home . . . I'm different at home . . .Sews her own . . . Now, girls . . .Air Force . . .Contagious, crazy giggle . . .Tea and Sympathy at Edgerton's . . .All in favor of big brother . . . No, not Jacky, I'm Rosemary . . . Oh, my heart . . . But I have to go work on costumes . . . Why stop at one when five is a good round number? . . .Heels with black . . . If he doesn't write - . . .Math whiz . . . l know it . . . You're horrible . . .The Rowdy's little helper . . .Inherited the Work Program' s Busy Bee . . .Little white lies on the Canadian border . . .Senior roommate: Chip St. John . . .Ambition: Wardrobe mistress at the Met . . . Destiny: Seamstress at a flour sack factory. WNWW' of ff Ol? Utffil' w y0 .fr .Q germ' ' ' 1952 john Robert james, jr. Walker Lane, Wallingford, Pennsylvania Council, Rotating, 2, Permanent, lg Work Program, 25 Mixed Chorus, S7 Soccer, V., l,Sp Basketball, J.V., 27 Baseball, V., 2,17 Brown Team Capt., S. Johnny . . .One of the Ellis boys . . . Jenkins, l'm going to Count three . . .Dixieland-jazz lover . . . Zip on the laugh meter . . . Just a bit . . .Midnight taxi-cab driver . . . When my cousins were here - ' . . . Where can l get a good brush cut? . . .Good humor . . .nl-le's a rum-dum . . . Fair to mid- dlin' . . .Uncle John . . . Good, Bill, good . . . l accept thy apologies . . .Superstitious . . .Red and black checked shirt . . . It's all right . . . Come one, you guysy hustle . . . Pepsi addict. . . You can't take it, can you? . . . I-iey, Midget . . .History's brain child. . . That's rather spicy . , .One of the boys . . . Puerto Rico: it's a wonderful place . . . I-Iave you got any Louis Armstrong records? . . .Keeps a straight face while he laughs . . .Man about town . . .Phillies fan . . .Senior roommate: Bill Klein . . .Ambition: President of the James G. Biddle Company . . .Destinyz Elevator man of same. fl , 5 Elizabeth Doan Hole 1952 712 National Road West, Richmond, Indiana Service Comm., Permanent, Knitting Head, S7 Amicus, Junior Member, 1, Writing Head, Sp Brown and White, Reporter, 1, S7 Mixed Chorus, S5 Glee Club, 27 Orchestra, 27 Shakespeare Play, Cast, 1, Cum Laude Banquet, 1. Liz . . .Holiday hair ribbons . . .' 'I will return anon . . .Service Committee's Madame Defarge . . .' 'Now the only way this system will work - . . . Well then, don't . . .Long explanations . . . I'm not in the mood . . . l-low are you moldy characters? . . . Oh, honest1y . . .Doesn't have time for the Rat Race . . . I..ook, my fine fat friend . . .Cheshire cat grin . . . l-lavel met that dress before? . . .Former faculty brat . . . With the compliments of the management . . . I would go to Earlham, but - . . . My amiable imbecile . . . Uh oh, I'm feeling Fridayish . . .For quick results, she recites poetry . . .Daily postcard home . . .Dorm tutor . . .' 'Do I have to make another speech? . . .Pooh fan . . .Tedward 'n Raff . . .Hail I-lole . . . Heh, heh, heh . . .Senior roommate: Marianne Loftus . . . Ambition: Bookrunner at the Library of Congress . . .Destinyz Succeed Master Al as U.S. President. WW' WM ,Wf'QfW s Wm if izlwxfpdffff Wff 1952 David Atwood jenkins 609 National Road We t, Richmond, Indiana Council, Rotating, 2, Soccer, V., S7 Basketball, J.V., 17 Baseball, J.V., lg Softball League, 2, l. Dave . . .Little man with the big voice . . . Don't tell anybody about our beehive . . .A sparkplug in every sport . . .Se1f-confi- dence . . .Specialtyy quiet study halls . . . 7:23 riser - in time for breakfast . . .Charlie . . .Three feet tall cmd thinks he owns the place . . . O.K., James, lick the spoon . . .Brand new knee guard he never wears . . .One of the Ellis boys . . .Pegs and suedes . . .Secret trips to stone quarry with Karl . . .Stories about Richmond . . .L.et's beat on Jenkins . . .Right wing the opponents can't find . . .Jenks . . .Haircut needed - always . . . Earlham all the way . . .James and Jenkins Incorporated . . . Little Women. . .Jinx. . .Rabbit's foot substitute. . .Pink shirt. . . All American softball scorer . . .' 'I pegged my others . . .Small feet make the most noise, in his case . . .Bite size . . . In Richmond - . . .Hummer . . . I always need a haircut . . . Senior roommate: Bob Passmore . . .Ambition: Break six feet . . . Destiny: Bum. Esther Edwards Houghton 1952 19 Summit Road, Wellesly 81, Massachusetts Class Steering Comm., 2, Co-Chairman, 15 Amicus, Typist, S5 Handbook Editor, S5 Dance Comm., Fall, 2,1, Christmas, 2,15 Mixed Chorus, S5 Glee Club, 25 Operetta, Make-up, 2,15 Shakespeare Play, Make-up, 2,15 Senior Play, Lead, S5 Hockey, J.V., S. Cindy . . .Tea and Sympathy at Edgerton's . . . But I didn't really want to room with her5 Teacher Anne put us together . . . Expelled member of the A.H.H. Fan Club . . .Pet peeve: people who take two Graham Crackers . . .When in doubt say, Yes, Countess . . .' 'Evening in Paris for Christmas, please . . . Wicked wink . . .Esther Cindy Gizmo Edwards Houghton . . .One of the Edgerton's girls . . . Are my bones ready, Irma? . . . L.et's play 'put Gismo in the telephone booth' . . .The sponge . . . Tell it to Giz5 she'll believe you . . .Lehigh VS Lafayette . . That's quite funny, actually . . .Westtown's first martyr . . . The Gizmalien Monster . . .The English accent . . .Summer theatre work . . .Senior roommate: Marian Bonner . . .Ambitionz Get rid of all the wicked people in the world . . .Destinyz Feed all the cats in Boston. ,Q fYywl5'5ZmuJf' ,M I 1114 Maw if M ww ififiifflfff fi ggmwfw ZW, ff, f M 1949 john Worrell Kirk E 3 it ' White House Farm, Newtown Square, Pennsylvania Council, Rotating, lg Service Comm., Permanent, 37 Amicus, Writing, Sp Brown and White, Reporter, S, Bird Club, Pres., S3 Shakespeare Play, 1, Senior Play, Cast, S, Softball League, 1. Jack . . .Fishing at 4:00 A.M. the day of two finals . . . Bird boy . . .Tomatoes submerged in salt . . .He'd be dangerous if he had brains . . .Lots of visiting buddies . . .First rate shoveler . . . Hey Man . . .Always slow . . . We can use my jeep . . . Dirty white bucks . . .Food galore . . . Unh hunh . . .Studies comics during study hall . . . There's no car like a Chevrolet Nightly card game . . . She'll do . . . How ya doing, Kat? . . .That long, slow drawl . . .The most in the smallest space . . . C1ose, but no cigar . . .Always in a wrestling match . . . Nature lover . . . It's stupid, it's all going to lead to the same thing eventually . . .' 'My gosh, quit messing around, will you? . . .Alarm clock doesn't phase him . . .Senior roommate: Tom Towe . . .Ambitionz President of National Audubon Society . . . Destiny: Picking feathers out of C00 Coo birds for Westtown pillows. u, K TS'-ix 25- x J Mary Duane Langdon 1952 South Manlius Hood, Fayetteville, New York Amicus, Typist, S7 Kitchenette Comm., S7 Mixed Chorus, l,Sf Choir, lp Glee Club, 2,1,Sy Senior Play, Costumes, Sp Softball, V., 1. Mary . . .Baltimore bound . . .Sweet harmony . . . Oh, you can get a man with a gun . . .Pistol pockin' mama . . .Loves instru- mentals . . .Always ready for a laugh . . .Innocent? . . . l-ley, that's great . . .Explosions in chem . . . Oh, phooey . . .In- firmary addict . . . This is kind of against the rules, but - . . .Prettiest hair in the class . . .Phone calls during meals . . . Have you been to checkout recently? . . .New York Giants to the end . . .Conscientious letter-writer . . .If I Loved You . . . I can't tell youg it's a special, secret recipe . . . Does this look O.K.? . . .Plays by ear . . .Photogenic . . . But I'm sureit's my appendix . . .Fudge in Room No. 228 . . .One of the Weak Warbling Three . . .Those two little brothers in Fayettville . . . Montovcmi fan . . .Contagious laugh . . .Loves classical music . . .Senior roommate: Hes Crissy . . .Ambitionz Get married . . . Destiny: President of Langdon Fudge Inc. 603 . r .4 1-RB'-:-:ff , v. if ..w?h.9.S-1 1952 William Skeele Klein Warren Wilson Junior College, Swannanoa, North Carolina Council, Rotating, lg Class Pres., Sp Fall Dance Comm., Sp Mixed Chorus, S, Basketball, J.V., 2,17 Tennis, V., 2,1, Capt., S. Bill . . .Dome . . . Hey, did you see that car? . . .Wild Bill . . . You don't have to raise your voice to me . . .Those hair cuts . . .Klein's towel service . . .Took a wild tour of the Wild West . . . Good, Dave, good . . .One of the Ellis boys . . .Head of the class . . . Splendid . . .Mangled cookies from home . . . We're laughing at you not with you . . .Zero on the laugh meter . . . I-lere comes that crazy teddy bear . . .Nordic . . . That's not very good for our record player, Dave . . .Sports car addict. . .He wears an eight and a half hat and it stilldoesn't fit . . . I can take it, James, but you can't . . .Night basketball games . . .Hot rod enthusiast- . . . Get off my bed, Hobbs . . . The smile . . .Another Jack Cramer? . . . I made twice what you did throwing stones this summer . . .Tennis . . .' 'Bring me up a Pepsi, Darby . . .Senior roommate: John James . . .Ambitionz Linemcm of the week . . .Destinyz Water boy. 15, . g, 5,3 . , 'Q- Marianne Loftus 1953 532 20th Street North West, Washington 6, D.C. fl X?-I K. v tr Work Program, Rotating, 15 Amicus, Writing, S5 Kitchenette Comm., S7 Mixed Chorus, S7 Shakespeare Play, Make-up, lp Senior Play, Cast, S, Make-up, S. Marianne . . . I haven't got a clue . . .Moonlight in Vermont . . What a panic . . .Lives down the street from Ike . . .Mad about Manhatten. . . Starting tomorrow - . . .Liz's classical Music. . . Mending after lights . . .' 'I am, but we needn't put it in print . . .Loves pizza . . . In this room live two - . . .Fantastic doodling on history notes . . .Letters from Yale and Johns Hop- kins . . .Give Me Five Minutes More . . . Number, please? . . . Morning showers . . .Pajama Game . . . How disgusting and dis- ruptingto my human anatomy . . . I can't go on . . .Birdbrain. . . No doubt about it . . .Everything plural is sixty million . . . The ultimate dynamic . . .Orders taped to the window . . . Steam shovel . . .Hollywood beauty slant . . .You never saw such contortions . . .Frog noises . . .Senior roommate: Liz Hole . . . Ambition: Teacher . . .Destiny: Dean of Harvard -- Is that un- usual or is that unusual? LJ Fwy A9 ' 40' ' uFl'5 r mlllwf 1953 Owen Brede Laug 4205 Dresden Street, Kensington, Maryland Mixed Chorus, S7 Senior Play, Cast, S. Owie . . .Superman build on a small scale . . .Well co-ordinated . . .Radio repairman . . .' 'So that's a bird caller, eh? . . .Offi- cial Station WHY announcer . . . But, Darby, I'm co1d . . .Zinc dust from the chem lab . . .Jeff of Mutt and Jeff . . .Was kicked out the first month . . . Is zat you, Santa Claus? . . .Latin scholar . . .A short, stocky ball of fire . . . Who took my tools? . . . Let's make an explosion . . .First in the senior line . . . Enjoys putting books and pencils in people's beds . . . All right, take that - . . .Little exasperator . . . There's nothing to do around here . . .Animal imitator . . .Shaving cream on tooth brushes . . . Gee, can't I make you mad? . . .Electronics whiz . . . Solomon, turn down that jazz . . .Practical joker . . . Let's see if this will break . . .Stag line . . . L.et's start ariot . . . 'l should be doing homework now . . .Senior roommate: Dick Solomon . . .Arnbitionz Make world' s biggest firecracker . . . Destiny: Blow himself up doing same. Elsie Longenecker 1953 Apartado 893, Caraca , Venezuela, South America Amicus, Typist, S7 Operetta, Costumes, 17 Shakespeare Play, Costumes, 1, Make-up, 1: Senior Play, Properties, Head, S7 Girls' A.A. Board, Hockey Manager, S7 Hockey, J.V., S, Swimming, J.V., 17 Lacrosse, V., 1. Elsie . . .D.A. . . .A plus from Colonel . . .Extensive earring collection . . .Horse-crazy . . . I haven't been home in over a year . . .One of Borden's best . . .Fresh air fiend . . .Knitting genius . . .Else . . . Hey, Mudge . . .Private physics tutor . . . My hair's too longy I'm going to have to cut it . . .Chopin's Mary Had A Little Lamb . . . I can't really speak Spanish . . . Long involved conversations with herself . . .Venezuela . . . Can I help it if his hair's longer than mine? . . .Study hall mechanic . . .Salad fiend . . . l can put my foot around my neck if I want . . . Pin a rose on your nose . . .One of the camp girls . . .Deserted by her roommate at night . . . I hate to wear shoes . . . At the school l used to go to in Texas - . . . Senior roommate: Cissie Harlow . . .Ambitionz Win Nobel prize in chemistry . . .Destiny: Clean test tubes for Colonel. M' ' - 'YT' 7 'fe by .Of MA 60,1 ,df 'J7'Ig.wfl'l' .fe e if Mrifjfjy QM X 1951 Hans Lawaetz Est. Annaly., Froderiksted, Saint Croix, Virgin Islands S.B.P., S3 Council, Rotating, 2, ly Class Vice Pres., 35 Soccer, J.V., 2. lf Swlifllnlhq, JQV., 2, V., lg Capt: Sf Baseball: -LVM 21 V'l ll Capt S5 Softball League, 2, l. Hans . . .Virgin Islands kid . . .Two years with Perera . . .That quiet but ingenious S.B.P. mind . . .Fish of the swimming pool . . . I'm not going home for two years . . .Budder . . .Master Dan's public speaking pet . . . Now you do it dis way . . . Hey, Babe . . .Mr. Westtown 1954 . . . Wil1 you please close the door . . . Out the light . . . If I don't break that record this year - . . .Fritz . . .Wild records from home . . . Tel1 me when it's 9 o'clock . . .The oit woim kid . . . L.isten, boy, down in St! Croix - . . . Any more questions? . . .Four years around home have hardened him . . . Seniors - . . . To- night we have elections for - . . .Three years on Council . . . Look, you guys . . .Inherited remains of Glass Palace. . . You want to hear some good records? . . .Senior roommate: Don Perera . . .Ambitious To have the biggest ranch in the United States . . .Destiny: Cow-pimcher in St. Croix. jane Abigail McCulley 1953 Ridge sneer, Box 443, Rye. New York Work Program, Rotating, 1,S7 Amicus, Photography Manager, S7 Brown and While, Reporter, lg Girls' A.A. Board, Swimming Manager, S7 Valen- tine Dance Comm., lp Roller Skating Comm., lg Mixed Chorus, 1, Sec'y, S7 Choir, 17 Glee Club, lg Operetta, 17 Shakespeare Play, Make-up, lg Mantle of Dignity, 1. Culley . . .Calm, cool, cmd collected . . .Naturally curly and blonde . . .West Point weekend . . . I-low about a hasty retreat, Jan? . . .Inspitations on the wall . . . Girls, help me open the drawer,pulease . . .Bermuda shorts cmd knee socks . . .Dignity with mumps . . .Closet full of blazers . . . Starting tomorrow - . . .Drives a baby-blue convertible . . . I'll eat anything . . . Mad about Yogurt' . .Canadian citizen with an accent . . . .Summer in the Canadian Northwoods. . .Josephine Prep . . . Isn't Colonel cute? . . . I haven't done a thing tonight . . .How does she say o-u-t? . . . They're all too short . . . Idalou, how are my argyles coming? . . .Senior roommate: Katy Scott . . .Ambitionz Sail a catboat around the world . . .Destinyz Sell sailboats in the Five and Ten. jk' I7 Aiwa, ya' Wfyf 'WM AL 14- Saryf 9, I fwffwf lyk A' han-7 fy 1-721 Wi ,Ig Q 19 53 Robert Douglas Lee FLD. 5, West Chester, Pennsylvania Amicus, Advertising Head, Sy Orchestra, l,Sg Shakespeare Play, Cast, lg Senior Play, Cast, Sp Softball League, 1. Bob . . .' ' Young Whippersnapper . . .Two and one half pint hat and boots to match . . .Reserved spot in Parlor for after-lights studying . . .Workshop Theatre enthusiast . . .' ' Down South we- . . . Ah garsh . . .Really in the pink with the tie, shirt, and socks to match . . lBig brown cow eyes . . . Can you crack a bull whip? . . .Green tie . . .Best defense against a right hook on second floor . . .' 'Remember the Alamo . . .The cowboy from Texas . . . I've only written to thrity-six colleges . . . God bless you: nobody else will . . .Loves jumping a horse . . . Texas has the best grapefruit in the world . . .Dixie . . . The South will rise again . . .The General . . .' 'Texas is the biggest country in the U.S. . . .Senior roommate: Fred Bee . . .Ambitionz Big business tycoon . . .Destinyz Empty ash-trays in the Du Pont building for five dollars in Confederate money and all the corn- pone he can eat a week. Janice Catherine McGourry 1952 95 Hope Street, Stamford, Connecticut i 5 Glrls'A.A. Board, Pres.,S5 Brown cmd White, Reporter, 27 Mixed Chorus, 1,Sp Choir, 17 Glee Club, ly Operetta, 17 Senior Play, Cast, S: Hockey, J.V., 1,S5 Swimming, V., 2,17 Tennis, V., 2,17 Savory Cup, 1. Jan . . .Deep thinker . . . Chalk it up . . .Mighty alternate on Eastern Tennis Team . . . My fans are calling . . .Gullible . . . I'm going on a diet so I can eat again . . .Thrives on Raisin Bran . . . Boy, you know it . . . There'll be an A.A. meeting- . . . That's pretty sly . . .Winter red tunic wearer . . . Hi ya, Beast . . .Big university fiend . . . Uh oh, that was the late bell and l sit at Super's . . .Complete opposite of dignified . . . I'm an aunt again . . .Morning routine . . . Ah, Su-u-usie . . .' 'Do you have three dollarsl could borrow t0 DCIY Mary for fudge? . . . Where's all my fan mail? . . .Assistant mother to Marshall and Philip . . . F'or REAL? . . .Notes to herself . . . Come on, gurls . . .Stamfordite . . .The salt marsh bird . . . Senior roommate: Sue Richie . . .Ambitionz Pediatric nurse . . Destiny: Marry a pediatrician and raise her own patients. til 1952 john Frederic Ortlip 609 Central Avenue, Cheltenham, Pennsylvania John . . .'4O Hudson with a convertible top . . .Orchard bound . . . A future farmer . . .Senior member of auto mechanics . . .Honest John . . .' 'Come get your dry cleaning before we have to hock it . . .Prefers to disregard curfew . . .Wears the grooves off hill- billy records . . .' 'West Chester's dead fat nightl . . .Same cell and fellow-inmate for two years . . .A car sadly in need of repairs . . . Sure it runs . . .Friday night shikes to West Chester with roommate . . .Rowdy ag boys . . . I can't hear you, Teacher - . . .He takes test drives after auto mechanics . . .One of Teacher Agnes' Gold Dust Twins . . .Authority on apples . . .' 'The auto mechanics building is my.second home . . . Westtown women - bah . . .Frequently attends the opera . . . Get off me ear . . . Maniac at the wheel . . .Passmore's other half . . .Checkout in the orchard . . .Plans for Penn State . . .Behind those swinging doors . . .Senior roommate: Drew Passmore . . .Ambitionr Race at Indianapolis . . .Destiny: Drive a garbage truck. Nichol, -Juesfatpwwbvff i fh.oovALc1.rs otncksorwnx lbus uu2lu2 VYWDSX-'l WUAA-QA. ' 'No sanshoxiuctfinisow views... Ulm gym-le iowa: 'ictiaodrstl Q .. - . cmd. vom YQLAD 5 ' 'VB Cir 3 I M L '.-9 ' Mary Elinor Miller 1953 QED The Foothills , New Millford, Connecticut A S.B.P., S5 Service Comm., Rotating, 17 Mixed Chorus, 1,S7 Choir, l,S7 Operetta, Lead, lp Shakespeare Play, Cast, 1, Costumes, lg Senior Play, Cast, S5 Hockey, V., S7 Basketball, V., lp Tennis, V., lg Lacrosse, 1.V., lf Life Saving, l. Nell . . . Montana, here I come . . .Our First Lady . . . Boy, are brothers ever handy . . .Sixty sticks of gum a week . . .Busy girl with a pencil on her ear . . . Gr-r-reat . . .Necessity . . . Did you say he's downstairs? - in the phone booth? . . . Maybe I'll go all out - Brown, Middlebury, Haverford, St. An- drews . . . Oh, l'm so mixed up . . .Crinkly laugh . . . Oh, botch . . . Hey, where'd you get that apple? . . . Oh, no . . .Fits of laughter during study. hall or at midnight . . . No kid- ding . . .Golden tonsils . . .Seamstress on the side . . .Bounc- ing ponytail . . . 'n' this 'n' that . . . And then there was the time - . . . Oh, naughty, naughty . . . Where? . . .Brooklyn bound . . . Remind me to mail that letter . . .Senior roommate: Jenni Rains . . .Amhitionz Discover the last lines of the Mazurka . . .Destiny: Write her own. 4 M if?-QW!-F.-7 . , f ,, Q- 4 e '-. U- 7 N- M. 1952 Isaac Andrew Passmore II W ' Lenape Road, West Chester, Pennsylvania Drew . . .Ortlip's other half . . .Disinterest in curfew rules of the school . . .Cheese 'n' crackers . . .The more refined of the two . . .Friday night auto mechanics complete with test run . . .' 'Sure it runs . . .The rosebud kid . . . Got any dry cleaning? We need the money . . .Behind those swinging doors . . .Frequently at- tends the opera . . .Hopped up '34 Reo . . .Hillbilly music - all night . . .Alumnus of famous first year German . . .Rowdy ag boys . . . College? I'm -as good as enlisted . . .One of Teacher Agnes' Gold Dust Twins . . .Records from Cincinnati . . . Could have fooled me . . .Sunday drives f?l . . .Pious Passmore . . . Drew and John are secretly engaged in outside activities . . . Miles of greenhouses full of those roses . . .Uncle in Lane School . . . Two years is enough at Penn State . . .No cash, no pants . . .Little version of the big brother . . .Senior roommate: John Ortlip . . .Ambitionz Break world speed record in his '34 Reo . . . Destiny: Push a wheelbarrow in greenhouses. Cinthia Bingham Otto 1952 NA 11 ,,,'L':,...., 10 Earle Street, Santurce, Puerto Rico Brown and White, Typist, S7 Christmas Dance Comm., 27 Mixed Chorus, 1,S: Choir, S7 Glee Club, 27 Operetta, 1, Shakespeare Play, Costumes, l, Make-up, 17 Senior Play, Cast, S, Make-up, S7 Swlnunlnq, J.V., 1,V,,2, Cindy . . .No bottled sun . . .Soccer enthusiast . . . She was doing the Mambo - well, it looked like the Mambo . . .Chews her words . . .' 'You know what I mean? . . .Well-rounded vocab . . .Songbird . . .T.S.B. 's little tyrant . . .Casual cousin from Cornell . . . It just makes me so mad . . .Home via jet . . .A real blast when the big day comes . . . Home, James . . .Big wheel father . . .' 'Come on, let's really study . . .Red flannels for Dr. Jacobs . . . I'm going to call home . . .One of the best dressed . . . Back in the old country, we - . . . I'm going to have a date . . .Channel swimmer . . . Do you think my hair's growing? . . . Oh, do you know a boy from - ? . . . My hair is not bleached . . .Meal pers to Cracker's . . . This is the end Senior roommate: Betty Vail . . .Ambitionz Travel around the world . . .Destinyz Marry a millionaire and go first-class. we s uf X 1952 Donald Allen Perera 9 Hathaway Road, Scaredale, New York Council, Rotating, 1,S7 Work Program, Rotating, 25 Service Comm., Rotating, 27 Boys' A.A. Board, Pres., Sp Senior Play, Cast, S7 Soccer, J.V., 1, V., S7 Basketball, J.V., 27 Baseball, J.V., 2, V., ly White Team Capt., S. Don . . . Who should I ask to the dance tomorrow night? . . . The pitcher that got beaned . . .One of Co1one1's boys . . . Afarmer for forty cents an hour. . . l'll teach you to play bridge . . .Horeshoes . . .Has older, smaller brother . . . Don't touch me, Tomato . . .' 'Which one are you taking? . . .Fifteen people staying at his house for Christmas . . .Princeton is the college . . .Woman trouble. . . Get out of my room . . .Has machete and records from V.l .... Borrows his own records . . .Food for every- one . . .Crazy Virgin Island summer . . . Scarsdale7 that's the place of society . . .Dyed pink knee brace with water-proof ink . . .Uses the Atlas Wonder Course . . .From a long line of distinguished Westtown ancestors. . .He inherited Stevenson's job sports-wise. . .Senior roommate: Hans Lawaetz . . .Ambitionz Chemical engineer . . .Destinyz Soda jerk. Anne Watts Parker 1953 2 Davis Road, Port Washington, Long Island, New York Council, Rotating, lg Class Vice Pres., S7 Amicus, Typist, S5 Brown and White, Typist, lg Dance Comm., Christmas, 1, Valentine, 17 Hallo- we'en Parties Comm., S7 Glee Club, 1,S7 Shakespeare Play, Cast, 17 Senior Play, Costumes, S. Anne . . . There'll be a senior class meeting - . . . l..isten, hey, please? . . . It was easy . . . You said it . . . Mil1- brook, here I come . . . What a riot . . .One big blast in '53 . . .' 'Just gotta finish my brother's socks . . .The perfume girl . . . What next? . . . Oh now, kids . . .Lawrenceville . . . Hurry up: you'1l be late . . .Identification bracelet . . . Oh- oh-oh . . .Arqyles in two weeks . . . Idiot child . . .Piggy . . . Mail, mail, and more mail . . . l got a letter . . . I can too drive . . .That nutty laugh . . . Seniors . . .Long distance telephone calls . . . I-ley, come on . . . You rowdie . . . I-low 'bout that . . .Famous crew hat . . . Quiet, you kids . . .Speed demon. . .' ' Elaine . . .Mouth wiggler . . .Senior roommate: Elaine Schofield . . Ambition: Read all the books she never got around to before . . .Destinyz Librarian of Book-of-the Month. SLUZWQWWWHMVW ,vitwgff Q.. Qfmiwww X www if in M Wwfwfv if 1949 Richard Harvey Solomon 323 South Sterling Road,E1kins Park, Pennsylvania Class Pres., 27 Amicus, Junior Member, 1, Business Manager, S, Boys' Photographer, S7 Dance Comm., Valentine, 2, Spring Formal, ly Friends' School Day Comm., 17 Boys' Glee Club, 3, Shakespeare Play, Cast, ig Soccer, J.V., 17 Swimming, J.V., 23 Tennis, J.V., 2, V., 17 Cum Laude Banquet, 1. Dick . . .Solly . . .Jazz fiend . . . Whi1e you're in West Chester, would you get me - . . .Candid camera man . . .' 'Want me to take your picture? . . .ingenious but wrong . . .' 'Keep doing that and you'l1 get me mad . . .Made-to-order argyles . . . Laug, did you put this in my bed? . . . It's Solo-MON, not man, men, or min . ...Moonlight on the Ganges . . .' ' That would make a cool picture . . . Swell, Owie, swe11 . . .Downbeat kid . . . Oh, I climbed that mountain . . . Come on, Bill, get those guys out of here . . .' 'When I was here in seventh grade - . . .Mutt of Mutt and Jeff . . . Actually, she's pretty nice . . . This is for the Amicus . . . I got a new one, Irv . . .Senior roommate: Owen Laug . . .Ambitionz To convert the world to modern jazz . . .Destinyz Be converted to classical music. Eugenia Ruth Parker 1952 197 Columbia Road, Ellicott City, Maryland Fall Dance Comm., S7 Mixed Chorus, S7 Shakespeare Play, Prompter, lg Senior Play, Cast, S, Hockey, J.V., 1, V., S5 Basketball, J.V., ly Lacrosse, V., 2,1. Genie . . .Lacrossist par excellence . . .Often accompanied by a certain fish . . . That'l1 learn ya . . .Too busy smiling to talk . . .A model room . . .Deserter of the classics: German takes over . . .Late to bed, early to rise makes Genie - . . . Haven't K.O.B. 's come up yet? . . .Studies best at 2:00 A.M. . . .Cor- rupted an incorruptible Council member . . . Never argue with a Parker . . . Where's the food? . . .Keeps Mr. Everready in business . . .Changes plus . . . Let's get some air in here . . . An aunt four times . . . But, Master Tom, l'm not Betsy . . .A prompter's lot is not a happy one . . .' 'But there's nothing to do in Ellicott City . . .That lasso in the Senior Parlor . . . It's only a bug, Gail . . .Strange hours for emptying mouse traps . . . ERP . . .Senior roommate: Gail Dresden . . .Ambitionz Invent a thirty-six hour day . . .Destinyz Go blind from using a flashlight. lK 1952 David Clayton Spinney 5 Cypress Street, Marblehead, Massachusetts Council, Rotating, 1, Treas., S7 Religious Life Comm., 21 Bofsto Mana- ger. S: Senior Play. Cust. S: Soccer, v., sf swimming, J.v., 1: Track, J.V., 2, V., l, Capt., S. Dave . . .Spin . . . Put a D.A. in my hair . . .Hahvard bound . . . That's pretty risque . . .Oop Shoop and Beethoven . . . Aw, l'm squelched till next Thursday . . .Mahbelhead . . . You should have seen me play the trombone . . .Almost an intellec- tual . . .Has trouble keeping his chem papers for himself . . . What's the matter: you guys jea1ous? . . .Ma Lon-ne . . Forsythe couldn't study for laughing . . . That's the ba1ls . . . Conservative dresser . . . You're just too s-suave . . .Barn- stead's mile man . . . Just what are you trying to say? . . . That New England twanq . . .' ' I wonder il I could do a hundred laps . . . That's a snap'f . . .Studies solnd and trig with bursts of profanity . . . S'if I care . . .Master miler . . . Would you rather be an intellectual or an athlete? . . .Senior roommate: Dave Hobbs . . .Ambitionz Nouclear physicist . . .Destinyz As- sistant track coach at Lower Podunk U. r4,ccr,f.J ffcnbfl - 6 4v9'tf1e04Jc3'OL0f-0ufZ,q,,,C:' ' lltl yCeocc.Hi.u'77 f ' S 5, E: I Kuna .file-a,c.,+ OM 'Mt .. 04 ' . CL 14.2-Zoo oL1-AZKALJ' jfrf, 70-LJ cLJ..ci ' 'V I fyul 'E I VLILJ STA 71 all e 74.1lCL.l. DLL 0-COL A fl.1,Q,1'i.2f! J OJUQK c ' Ci-,C 5'-I .CXJ17 fYLJ.f c,uLDQ,v..i,,,Q d I ole. S Clliafo 0-un, 3 MQJU-N47 , Ldcrifcf 5 131.7 C'fCba,aJ aunt! fu:-td UJQ 011.01 7,41 X asuf' - IJ1. 94 cuts I ' WJ enni fer Rains 19491066 ' f Ej 3- Stock Grange, Downingtown, Pennsylvania is .GQLDCQJQ fd7O,2.fL,L ,ig kj any Z. !0,v.DLz,olczf-fl . Amicus, Art, S5 Valentine Dance ozi., 17 Mixed Chorus, 1, Operetta, ' 1, Scenery, lg Shakespeare Play, Cast, 2,1, Costumes, l, Makeup, lg J 1 l Senior Play, Cast, S, Costumes, 15 Cheerleading, l, Co-Captain, S. If Jenni . . .The crinoline kid . . .Expressive cow eyes . . . Hey, 3 ,J Nello . . .Patented laugh . . .Dances through life in full skirts X ' fi . . . Oy vey . . .Always singing show songs . . . Anybody for NE a juicy bit of gossip? . . .Asks questions that baffle the faculty 3 4 L . . . Maybe I am a cannibal, but I still like them pierced . . . Q Q18 Extremes in coiffures . . .Famous pop . . .International sweat- it , Q 1 shirt . . . But, Sue, what am I going to do? . . f'I'm not noisy ' s X - am l? . . .Loves blood and gore . . .Calls boys by last names I ,Q -Q . . . Play something jazzy . . .Pioneer for women's rights in B Ig mechanical drawing . . . Oh, but he's so cute . . .Necessity Q 5 . . . Master Berdette's restricted now . . . European flair.. . . A y Have you heard - ? . . .Riots in the hall at 9:59 . . .Senior A 5 roommate: Nell Miller . . .Arnbitionz Live in Greenwich Village gf 73 ' X . . .Desi 'nys Live on Left Bank of the Seine. 75770 A b LCO-UT' 'Ty -FHLOQQQ fm, an Of ww Q 'VVVA fV7f - Cf mfg 'r'-Y-O76 7'7lf ? 7'47Qf 4' f' ff pfmvffi I Nt tfwdyffl www y lyldvfw W .ff kit 7 1952 Karl Heinrich Striedieck 119 Ridge Avenue, State Cohleqe, Pennsylvania Mixed Chorus, S7 Senior Play, Cast, S7 Swimming, .I.V., 2,17 Softball League, 2,1. Karl . . .Heinrich . . .One of the Ellis boys . . . l'll just tell them I'm coming . . .Cactus Karl . . . I can't study now . . . Bofsto raider . . .Midnight pool shark . . .Sunday morning test flights for his model airplanes . . . F'or every defense there's an offense . . .Junior birdman . . .Striedieck and Jenkins Inc. . . . Klaxon horn . . .Little brothers, Walter and Airwick . . .Matching plaids . . .P.T.C. lpine tree climber? . . .Frequent trips to obser- vatory . . .They love to say his name . . . Wanna wrestle? . . . The expert on hawks , , . The shikespert of '53 . . . l-lave a Fig Newton . . .Alumnus of first year German. . . Man, you should have seen that engine roll' ' . . .Can't resist fires. . .' 'Penn State forever . . .Christmas vacation that didn't pan out . -. .Built a reputation for his little brother to live up to . . . Say, what was Vespers about? . . .Senior roommate: Art Garrett . . .Ambitionz Airline pilot. . .Destinyz Scrub tire marks off the runway. 4 Wm M. , . r .rpg tg, ' 'I ' 7 I . 4 I r ' 1 .0 5 U' Q ulhgfdt . . Avy Susan Roberts Richie 1953 ,tu 54' ,. 226 Nelson Road, Scarsdale, New York Class Steering Comm., lg Amlcus,Publiclty Head, S7 Service Comm., Weekend Workcamp Head, S5 Girls' A.A. Board, White Team Capt., S7 Valentine Dance Comm., 17 Mixed Chorus, S, Glee Club, ly Senior Play, Cast, S7 Basketball, J.V., 17 Archery, V., 1. Sue . . .Q-ball . . .Cur1s, curls, and more curls . . .Cheerleading after lights . . . Seriously, eh? . . . I-Iey, you kids . . .Not an empty inch ot room space . . . I..et's plan - . . .Dog food and Graham Cracker cake . . . Where l come from - . . . ' Come on, Whites . . . Do you belong to Richie's Fan Club? . . . Let's do it . . .Caesar hair-do . . . Just between you and me and the lamp post . . .Middle-of-the-night escapades . . .List- maker . . .Adlai-defender . . .Audible gum chewer . . .Facial con- tortions . . .Mama Richie . . . Doesn't anyone want to go to Week- end Workcamp? . . .Self-stitched dresses . . . L.et's be one of the gurls . . . Ah, give your fans a break . . . Jayan . . . Got anything to eat? . . . I can't wait for college . . .Senior roommate: Jan McGourty . . .Ambitionz Dressmaker . . Destiny: Manufacturer of doll clothes. M L1 7 .7 7 W ll BMW? f M'lfMM,w-I ,off MfZS,MA'?i M ' VW I ,aff UWWWQW V? ill L R We 1952 Donald Reed Swartz 123 Jackson Avenue, Morgantown, West Virginia Council, Rotating, 27 Work Program, Head, S7 Brown and White, Circula- tion Manager, S7 Boys' A.A. Board, Swimming Manager, 17 Orchestra, 2,11 Mixed Chorus, 2,1,S7 Choir, l,Sf Senior Octet, S7 Operetta, 2,11 Shakespeare Play, Cast, 2,11 Senior Play, Cast, S7 Swimming, J.V., 1. Don . . .Little Meat . . .' 'This school depends on my work . . . Groans in the morning . . . Taylor, how do you prove this theor- um? . . . Before you louse something up, think . . .Mistreats the German language . . . We don't seem to please each other . . .The larger part of room No. 85 . . . If I could only sing,I'd be a baritone . . .Still on third association soccer . . . Solomon, shut that record player off during study hall . . .Sleep-outs on Char1ie's roof . . . Watch that stuff, boy, or you'1l have to tangle with me . . . l used to be anemic - once . . . Ifyou guys know what's good for you - . . . It runs in the family . . . I'll stand on my head and spit wooden nickels . . . Senior roommate: TomTaylor . . .Ambitious To get into college . . .Destinyz Spend a P.G. year at George School. 'f 'Tauikh 'A'-' 544' QDg,p.r 'l q,4:An4f MALUQA, f Y I .x Yf'.i'li'ff'f'..'? l'S.'j'3i. :L af. z...,,,..1.'.w, -n-. 3 4 Sv-L-X QM. 'N-M.-.+ QLAMQKC o.uuL 'C-acl tv, ...,o.,,L5 A WM-ICJ-5 Xeon Q04 QN- X UWT' 'TVB J-. 3 l I-is afgxsetamle fix ,I-tau uafxa- our -Qtr.-N . . 'W-M-f -4- sewvzxxa. 'gif I ina. vuah. of 'N-n..4. lpLz f z r:: ' V'.5't 'f' S , VX ?UL SJ 3 I Ywllstgtgvbd 3-'F +P 'UV SN-Qwvunug cts-mA rg g E 'WD 'VM-Jssimq. or T Q.-Mask-5 it ...alll 4 vuuaof I H Q-g vg5,.l,,, P., 5 ' 'J E iw 'Tu' D' , 25 awalttv. sg: ks-Sr., s Q We we-H ,,,,..,-.e ia... S 5 wilfsd xagy Suzanne Rie 1947Q,K4ggg4 pq-g,1NN, Westtown Road, West Chester, Pennsylvania eaqo ai ,ttadv ,CYS I L ubatl. lfddbevxx LAN-K I tm. 44,19 was o u Ig Council, Chief Proctor, S7 Class Steering ,QIgE rT, 37hg.+ Q 5 'r J, and Out Parties Comm., 1, Amicus, Characteristics Head, S7 Dance '- d Comm., Fall, 2, Valentine, 1, Spring Formal, 1, Class Day Banquet, 17 Q J Glee Club, If Operetta, Costumes, lg Shakespeare Play, Cast, 2,1, 6 1' I Make-up, 1, Costumes, lg Life Saving, 1. Q 0- 1- Sue . . . Je pense . . .Those laughing eyes . . . lt was a riot , H . . .Tyrant of second floor . . . Heally? . . .Gabrielle . . .Hair- do that gets shorter and shorter and shorter . . . But I have to .3-fb 4 read four hundred and eighty pages by tomorrow . . . Which one V ' H is he? I don't have my glasses . . .Favorite pastime: eating . . . g- IJ l'm freezing'C . . But I already have five red dresses . . .Bas- f 3.2. .aw JS 3414 Z Misf sofas 3 5 ' kets of fruit . . .Only g stone's throw from home . . .Convenient allergies . . .Every weekend is joint . . .Mr. Ted .... Westtown relic . . .Cac's worst pedestrian . . .Phobia against everything -, ' on wings . . .Brown eyes . . .Fastidious tastes: Capezios tmd J Haymakers . . . Oh, it's adorable . . . Oh, horrors . . .Senior if JJ' roommate: Jacky Glover . . .Ambitionz Art Director of House and Garden . . .Destinyz Copy girl for Walt Disney. TWU! ft?-v IVSZQENOADG Gm ,Ng'r'vyh. vnvw oq. P7'Vtsc1'or 'icq 'vvocfw f-9-WN nn: vu-rj X-Bvvw DAQ, gg,-, C 'l iO '1-A rv-s-'rvw ex- as vnu-v 097' 'YW' ? 1 4. Md, is Hof ef X 'S 4.1443 WA nil? um QS' in Evil' ,ze 4 19 3 Thomas Fuller Taylor 1630 Brandon Road, Glenview, Illinois Council, Rotating, l, Permanent, 17 Class Treas., 17 Service Comm., Rotating, 17 Religious Life Comm., S7 Dance Comm., Fall, l, Spring Formal, 17 Mixed Chorus, 1,S3 Orchestra, 1,S7 String Quartet, l,Sg Choir, l,S7 Senior Octet, S7 Operetta, Lead, 15 Shakespeare Play, Cast, lg Senior Play, Cast, S7 4th Rank Skatinqy Cum Laude Banquet, 1. Tom. . . O.K., Cutie . . .The smaller part of room No.85. . .Long haired musician . .,. Badeau, I'm had I . .Yeuhi Meuhdi II . . . Age before beauty, Swartz . . .The epitome of sophistication . . . You go north after Evanston . . .Recapitulates . . . He's a math teacher . . .Hot Tamalie . . . The Honor Roll is just a matter of destiny . . .Shakespeare's protege . . .The saddle-sore straddler . . . Bail out, Swartz . . .That phony grin . . . You like that, huh? . . .The steady-date record holder . . . Speaking . . .Bach on an Arabian shepherd's pipe . . . This Crosley I used to have - . . .Solid and triq done thirty days in advance . . . Now, at Back Log - . . .Enjoys canoe rides after dark . . . Senior roommate: Don Swartz . . .Ambitionz Music critic . . Destiny: Underpaid music teacher. 5 1 3. 1 1 Q XXX xx li 'MX A fllfiir, Q 'x 'Ill 'x X 4' l ., fm s lull!! C lll llllll x Se, ll Clara Seymour St. john 1952 . I is Sebasco, Bath, Maine Class Sec'y, 25 Brown and White, Associate Editor, 1, Editor-In-Chief, S5 Amicus, Writing, S7 Dance Comm., Fall, 2, Valentine, 2,l, Spring Formal, 17 Chorus, l, Librarian, S7 Choir, l,Sg Glee Club, 25 Orchestra, 2,l,S7 String Quartet, l,Sg Operetta, Cast, lg Shakespeare Play, Cast, 27 Senior Play, Cast, S5 Swimming, J.V., 17 Softball, V., 2,15 Poetry Contest, lst Prize, 25 Peace Essay Contest, lst Prize, 2. Chip . . .Hates wishy-washy colors . . . l want my ha ir cut, Cad- bury . . . Where do I live? Well, it's a long story . . .Full mailbox . . . l..et's face it, St. John . . .Coffee grinder of the A.H.H. Fan Club . . .Deep pockets in the red slicker . . .Child prodigy in disorganization of organization . . . My friend, the printer . . .Cac's nominee for President in 1980 . . .Life begins at sixteen . . .Lists, lists, and more lists . . .Gilbert and Sulli- van fan . . . The Brown and White has a policy - . . .lf looks could kill - . . .In everything musical . . .Rousseau, Montes- quieu, Voltaire, and St. John . . .Senior roommate: Rosemary Harvey . . .Ambitionz Learn to enjoy a placid life. . .Destinyz Keep on running a rat race. ff, K ' nf., Q i -4 . 1951 john Bell Thompson 719 Llndale Avenue, Drexel Hlll,Pennsylvanla Council, Rotating, 27 Class Pres., lg Service Comm., 37 Religious Life Comm., 23 Bofsto Manager, lp Brown and White, Reporter, 2, Assoc. Editor, 1, Managing Editor, S7 Stage Crew, 35 Boys' A.A. Board, Bas- ketball Manager, S7 Valentine Dance Comm., lp Mixed Chorus, S7 Choir, S7 Shakespeare Play, Cast, 3,2, lg Senior Play, Cast, S. John. . .Goose. . . l'm going to be late to everything this week . . .All true geniuses are eccentric. . . I..ook, this isn' t the Boys' Parlor . . .Fastest one finger typist on the dorm . . .Frantic French summer . . . Just throw him a peanut . . .Extremely profound philosophical observations . . .Boy with the red neck . . .Regular study habits . . .Big cheese on the Brown cmd White . . .John's always right . . .Bofsto's efficient l?l manager . . . Mustache man . . .Physics experiments and English papers in on time fit would be nicel . . .Co-ordination plus . . .Our young philo- sopher . . .Famous speech on Class Day '54 . . .Rabble rouser in Collection. . . I think l'll try to make Cum Laude . . .Senior roommate: Jim Forsythe . . .Ambitionz Find some spare time . . . Destiny: Teach in a boarding school. CPT-f Elaine Schofield 1951 4 l 17 Parkway, Point Pleasant, New Jersey 5 B Class Steering Comm., 3,25 Steering Comm., Rotating, 27 Dance Comm., Fall, 3,2, Christmas, 2, Valentine, 37 Mixed Chorus, Sp Glee Club, 3, 2, l,S. Elaine . . . Worry? - Never . . .Ham and cheese sandwiches . . .Occasional Tuesday night dates with Jack . . . It looks awful . . .Limited f?l wardrobe . . .Boys, boys, boys . . . DiC I get a K.O.B.? . . .Never a quiet moment . . . Do you think he likes me? . . .Undecided now . . . Do you think l'm skinny? . . .Private record library . . .Me and My Teddy Bear . . . I'm sc worried . . .Loses things . . . Yeah . . . I've gotta talk tc you . . .Study hall starvation. . .Frequent phone calls. . . Who? - Me? . . .Bermudas . . . What am I going to do? . . .Her brother's - K?l friends from Swarthmore . . . Hey, look . . . Thousands of pictures . . .The white convertible . . . I..et's take some pictures'C . .On the beach . . . I'm so mad . . . Mrs. Ulsh, I think I've got - . . .Fan mail . . .Burns the midnight oil . . .Jitterbugging with Hess. . .Senior roommate: Anne Parker . . .Ambitionz Head of a nursery school . . .Destiny: Mop the floor in Lane School. MJ F 7 xn1..:J,:.2,3?,..,.1.. -M . ,-'-,,f.., I t,,,.,,,,,,. 1 if L, PM cr- if S S ,. ,lil,,,,S315.l4il,-f.:.iQ .'. 751'- M ' f 1' -1 .' 4, .,AA -..:,,4y,WQ1ffg2M V K fi. yi ' if ,D x . yy ri' 99 . Nr' ' I LVDJ ' jfs ' V K ff F Cf? Z 1953 james Madison Todd III 1489 Clairmont Place, Nashville 12, Tennessee Mixed Chorus, 1,Sp Choir, l,Sg Senior Octet, Sf The Uncalled Four , S7 Operetta, Cast, lg Senior Play, Cast, Sy Shakespeare Play, Cast, lp Swimming, V., lg Softball League, l. Jim . . .Stone . . . Ah come on, fellas . . . You got any food? . . .Lives in Perera and l..awaetz's room . . . l haven't finished my How I Became yet . . .Letters from Mike . . . l..et's go, you guysy fight . . .From down below the Mason-Dixon line . . . That's that . . .On hand when there's trouble . . . They're asking for it, so let' s let those underclassmen have it . . .The South will rise again under Stonewall Todd . . . I'm going to butterfly all the way this time . . .Always making a big noise . . . I asked her to a dance and it was a Turnabout . . .The boy who can plow ten yards on a basketball court . . . What? . . . Unofficial boy cheerleader . . . Clumsy? . . .Midnight wrestling matches . . .Most unco-ordinated boy on a soccer field . . . I l just can't play soccer, that's all . . .Senior roommate: Walter Hickins . . .Amhitionz Break a school record . . .Destinyz Drown. Mary Kathleen Scot: 1949 307 North Wayne Avenue, Wayne, Pennsylvania Mixed Chorus, l,S7 Glee Club, 2,Sf Operetta, lp Hockey, J.V., S7 Swim- ming, J.V., 2,17 Softball, V., 17 Life Saving, 1. Katy . . .Premeditated glutton . . .Scott Money Loan Association What shall I wear? - decides after the last bell . . .Peaches and cream . . .Hasty retreat . . .Katy-bird . . .' 'I haven't started yet . . . I'm going on a diet . . .Deaf to bells . . .Quietly ex- plosive . . .Letters from Margie . . .One of the more dignified seniors . . . Brownies for sale . . .Individualistic walk . . . Dutch vocab . . . Give me food or give me death . . . DidI smell food in here? . . .Sailboat on the Chesapeake . . .Big, wonderful family . . .Where there's food there's Katy. . .She's better late than never . . .Those giggles . . .' 'It was my mother's until I took it . . .Remembers everything but the name . . .Any- thing for a friend. . .Cautious . . .Best grades under pressure . . . Eats and eats, but loses weight . . .One of the BIG four . . . Senior roommate: Jane McCulley . . .Ambitionz Psychiatric nurse Destiny: Clientele restricted. f . A wgiiw .M ' y ,U ny 5 I www 1953 Thomas Edward Towe Circle, Ventana Brown and White, Sports Editor, S7 Bird Club, Treas., Sp Amicus, Writ- ing, Sp Spring Formal Comm., 17 Senior Play, Cast, S. Tom . . .Wild .West pictures . . . Gosh . . . Let's get some hillbilly music . . . Game of chess, anyone? . . .Map and matchbook collector . . .Never lived in one place for more than three years . . . l know where to get anything wholesale . . . Got any food, please? . . . Got any comics? . . . This room is freezing . . . I-loly cow . . . How do you spell - . . . Shut the window, Kirk . . . Threes are wild . . . Stupid . . .Fixes victrolas with shovels . . . Gotta fill up .the sports page somehow . . .Flashlight blackjack . . .Happy Wanderer . . . Summers spent in a Penny Arcade . . . You mean you haven't got a date tonight? . . . Gee, I've got to get this studying done . . . Go-o-o-o-o . . .Has a hillbilly hit parade . . . The West is the only place to be . . .Sleeps without a pillow . . . Always hungry . . .One-horse Montana town . . .Senior roommate: Jack Kirk . . .Ambitious Prominent cattle rancher . . .Destinyz Cattle rustler. Qcav.J:aa6a ,. ,,,' 1 04 ,fbfdlna . , a, 'lu-azz? - ,gifs y floarazafa ,e,.g,, fu' 'mam E ' y iff-f?a4e79zl1!nlJKfzb22r tgfvvuefauur-5 ,,..!'m J are Q 10,4 , af ' Sarah Ann Swan 1942! 4-If Q40-'04 Westtown School, Westtown, Pennsylvania M 'W' 'Annu' Wang Girls' A.A. Board, Treas., S7 Amicus, Writing, S5 Brown xand White, Re- porter, S7 Service Comm., Rotating, 2, Permanent, 1,S7 Dance Comm., Fall, 2, Valentine, 25 Mixed Chorus, 1,55 Orchestra, 2,1,S7 Operetta, 17 Senior Play, Costumes, S7 Hockey, J.V., 1,V., Capt., S7 Basketball, J.V., 2,15 Tennis, J.V., 17 Lacrosse, V., li Life S'-'1VinQ' 17 4th Rank Skating. Nancy . . .Swanee . . . Hey, what's the scoop? . . . BAKER . . . His name's not Snookie . . . S'il vous plait - danke schon . . .' 'Pass me an apple . . .Candy store superintendent . . . That physics teacher - wow . . .Now, young lady, English class is not the place for chemistry . . .Caput pro-like white hockey stick . . .Illustrated history notes . . .Faculty brat since the year one . . . I'm going to Barnesvil1e . . . P1ease may I wear my suit tonight? . . .Hates Swanee River . . .' 'Was that 6: 00 or only two minutes of? . . .Waubaushene . . . You'd like to make Service Committee sandwiches, wouldn't you? . . . Yeah, uh huh - I'l1 bet . . . Know what? . . .Senior room- mate: Betsy Baker . . .Arnbition: Live in Canada . . .Destiny: Spend life exploring Antarctica. 1' UVM I wuyff' I mln fl gb 4 nm ily H ' WL 1953 Vito Victor cfo Leo Hofmann, 113-14 72nd Road, New York 75, New York Senior Play, Lead, S. Vito . . .Soccer till late hours . . .Seeker of exciting adventures Foreign language? 1t's a snap . . .Early bird . . .Ragpicker . . .The boy with the right word at the wrong time . . .Radical from Switzerland . . .Definite dislike for white shirts . . . It was all right . . .Admirer of Shakespeare andl-lemingway. . . Switzer- land was never like this . . .Jazz and classical music fiend . . . That nice shower at 5:30 A.M .... Those weekends in Paris - Ahhh . . . Jenkins? I don't know where he is . . .Shelves, and shelves, and shelves of books . . .German conversations with his roommate . . .Eyebrow raiser . . .' 'Washington was great' . . .Mustache man . . . Westtown, wake up . . .One of the great writing staff . . . I'll do my best . . .A book a day keeps the doctor away . . . l just don't have the time this year . . . Definite ideas . . .The Zurich two-step . . .Constant improver . . Senior roommate: John Arnold . . .Ambitionz Great writer . . Destiny: Editor of Mad Comics. Elizabeth Ann Vail 1952 9 Dellwood Dive, Madison, New Jersey Steering Comm., Rotating, 2, Head, Sp Brown and White, Reporter, 2, Associate Editor, 1, News Editor, S7 Girls' A.A. Board, Basketball Manager, 1, Vice Pres., S7 Roller Skating Comm., 1: Mixed Chorus, l,S, Board, 17 Glee Club, 2,S7 Orchestra, 2,17 Skyliners, 2,17 Operetta, Prompter, 1, Make-up, lg Shakespeare Play, Cast, 2, Lead, 1, Make-up, 2,17 Senior Play, Cast, S, Make-up, Head, S7 Senior Play Comm., S7 Archery, V., 27 Life Saving, l. Betty . . .Her brother's friends . . . You're a good man, and a good man's hard to find . . .The boy next door . . .' 'Take gas . . . Princeton's the only college . . . He likes me in pink . . .Loves parties if there're refreshments. . .Hole Committee. . . Let's blast . . . What's the hairy word? . . . No joke? . . . Beefie . . . Amend the Constitution: Master Al for President . . .A.A. Vice. . .Steers the social life . . .Jailbird PJ's . . . Oh, peachie keen . . .Those smiles in the hall . . . Yale, where's that'? . . .That Marlene Dietrich voice . . . Wel1, ah declare . . .Senior roommate: Cindy Otto . . .Ambitionz Techni- cal adviser to Princeton Triangle Club . . .Destinyz Have five sons who all go to Yale. 7 , pwqhwjgirjjfjljfw . Qjjgfjiw 5' xl oo' if 1953 Edward Lownes Webster jr. ' W 182 Rolling Ftoad, Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania Council, Rotating, lp Work Program, Rotating, Sp Valentine Dance Comm., 17 Mixed Chorus, S7 Senior Octet, S7 Soccer, J.V., 1. Ted . . .Silent type . . .L.adies' man . . . Cats till the end . . . Lower Merion Fflash . . . You're livin' . . . Wow, what a cat Uses his head for soccer . . . Who do you think loves to be humored? . . .That girl at the conference . . . Those wall fish sure are the deadest . . .If Bannister did it, why can't he? . . . Yea, Lower Merion . . .Food from home . . . Don't let the birds get in your eyes . . .That voice would make Liberace turn pale . . .'l'Soccer's the greatest sport . . .Lost-look face . . . What d'ya mean my rug's dirty? . . . You boys are - . . . Penn forever . . .All sorts of l-low To Do lt books . . .Fish pic- ture collection . . .Band music lover . . . l goofed in Cac's English today . . . Got another letter from my girl back home today . . .Football fanatic . . .' 'Band of America is on tonight . . .Senior roommate: Dave Daniels . . .Ambitionz Doctor . . . Destiny: Biology teacher, and dissect instead of inspect. Alice Holmes Willcox 1951 627 Highland Road, Ithaca, New York Council, Permanent, 2, Chief Proctor, lf Amicus, Art, Sy Work Program, Permanent, 3,2, Senior Permanent, S7 Girls' A.A. Board, Tennis Manager, Sp Mixed Chorus, S7 Glee Club, 3,2,lg Operetta, Scenery, 17 Shakes- peare Play, Cast, 2, Costumes, 3, Properties, lg Senior Play, Publicity, S7 Art Honorary Mention, 3. Alice . . . Far above Cayuga's waters, with her waves of blue . . . Way to fight, kiddo . . .Willy Nilly. . .Brownie the Bear. . . Don't call me Lice Will . . .Cornell banner . . . Two L.'s in Willcox please . . . Doesn't anyone have something I could read during study hall? . . .Al-ice - What - ice? . . . Don't forget- last mailbox, bottom row, right hand side' ' . . .Jocko . . . Afternoon paint brush scrubber . . .That summer, long ago, in France . . .A White who has always roomed with a Brown . . . Clip clop of her wooden shoes . . .Handy with a paint box . . . Supports brother at Haverford . . .Knitting for English god- daughter . . .Another one of Cac's pedestrians . . .Senior room- mate: Teddie Bersbach . . .Ambitionz Head keeper of Bronx Zoo . . .Destinyz End up on the inside looking out. ef I 3 1 A W 1952 Peter Dennis Yoder 3418 Amanda Avenue, Nashville 12, Tennessee L Council, Rotating, 2,l, Permanent, l, Chief Proctor, Sp Class Treas., 25 Amicus, Characteristics Head, Sp Work Program, Rotating, 117 Christ- mas Dance Comm., 27 Mixed Chorus, S7 Choir S7 Senior Octet, S5 Senior Play, Cast, S7 Soccer, V., S5 Basketball, J.V., 2, 1, Baseball, J.V., 27 Softball League, 2,1. Pete . . .Early to bed and early to rise . . . Wake me up when it's time to drive . . . Wait till you meet John . . .Go West, young man . . .Thursday's go-to-Meeting coat . . .Midget . . .Worthless summer of '54 . . .The Tennessee grin for everyone . . .Plenty of opinions . . .Almost one of the Ellis boys . . .Rough work jobs . . . Didn't have toy probably shouldn't have either . . .Slow Southern drawl to match the slow manner . . . C'est vous . . . Organization plus . . . Don't rub me the wrong way . . .Cheese 'n' crackers . . . You shouldn't have said that . . . Use your own mirror . . .Edgerton's . . . l think bermudas stink . . . Any one who comes from Seattle - . . .Addicted to coffee . . . Senior roommate: Glenn Hudson . . .Ambitionz Chem teacher at Westtown . . .Destiny: Fail chem final. CLASS HISTURY The dynamic class of '55 had its humble beginning in the little room in Industrial where all senior classes originate. The founding fathers who were then present and who have stuck it out to the bitter end were lliarian Bonner, Nancy Swan, Dick Solomon, Jim Forsythe, Nancy Cohen, Jenni liains, Judy Graham, ,lack Kirk, Sue liie, Idalou Ellis and Katy Scott. In our next two years we went through all the phases that most other senior classes go through from realizing that dating might be fun to putting down our space cadet interests. These years were high- lighted by class parties on the farms of several local members, and here the class first learned to play together. Then in 10th grade a drastic change took place. We were no longer a day student class and we more than doubled in size. The school suddenly sat up and took notice. The newcomers added new life blood to the class which was immediately branded as the most radical, rowdy, and spirited class that Westtown had seen in many a year, it was not an uncommon thing to notice several frustrated faculty members scratching their heads in bewilderment. We were no longer just a bunch of individuals struggling for academic grades. We were the class of '55, the class with a difference. The times we had together that year, though not always approved by the higher officials, did more to weld us together as a class than any other thing. Our junior year the finishing touches were added and the class was rounded out with all of its raw materials assembled for the first time. A careful observer, if he looked closely, could see a new spirit beginning to spring up within us. We were not only the group of hackers which had often made people wonder what the school was coming to, but were all bound together into one unit, the class of '55, Responsibilities were given us, the school looked toward us for leadership and we eagerly accepted the challenge. We have become the school and the school us. '55 has comeg Master Tom Brown and Teacher Agnes Finnie have joined us with the final knot. At camp fires and skating parties we laughed together and shared good times together. In our studies we worked together. In our extracurriculars, whether they were on the soccer field or in chorus we found pleasure and satisfaction together in the sense of achievement. We are bound together by something that is bigger than anyone of us and yet is part of everyone of us. We are the class of '55. So I tried The election of officers for the Class of SS was something of an innovation in that it was held in the spring of 1954. We got off to a good start in September with Bill Klein and Anne Parker as president and vice presidentg Teddie Bersbach as secretaryg and Judy Grove and Art Garrett as joint treasurers. Bill, a letterman in several sports, has proved himself in the administration field too this year. Aided by Anne, he led many important class meetings and staged quite a few class parties. Teddie was an old hand at being secretary as she held the position last yearg Judy and Art both did a good job of holding onto the piggy bank . We are proud of the leadership our officers have given us this year and know they will try to keep the class together in years to come. CLASS UFFICERS xx - Teddie Bersbcxch, Judy Grove, Art Garrett, Bill Klein, Anne Parker. We tried to talk, but had to sbout 3'2 JL... V4 L' UA ' Ni ip ,gi 5 s ax Vg b gi 5 -rg .3 x A 3 I ' wud f 4' '49 T. f if wufb Ll 11m:,1?'Z WML Zfulffif 61.,..,...,-Q fb,-A Wmaww H pfbvb TD fL7f0ffC-- M5..a-5 'gf wr 2 , .Yr W.-.4 Q a is M? 4 4? 1. l. -, -. Q Ze f C f '- -4 i I 1 X XX br :WW 1:31 fl ' 0 vf' 67, I wr A-I xl , 5 9 1 I' -: , , f -F31 xx xx 4 l . i 1 fv ww QNX! E .lil g ,,, ',Z: I . .A f X aw D A ,Q 1 I Mex , ,gig xx' N513 FEW 6 H ,xv Lk xal' K3 9 t SFF A Q 1 N- QU' . K 'Y' 'Siu U .7 fp. -F fx 2. if 2 Q ,., at Q1 mis , ' 5 ,W Vx kgp mmf - ,J N Q CLASS WILL I, Irv Atkinson, will my scotch plaid nose-guard to Pete Hunter to go with burmudas. I, Pete Badeau, leave moonlight canoe rides to anyone with a passion for great adventure. I, Betsy Baker, will my place on the front-row bench in Meeting to Peggy Zook. We, Fred Bee and Bob Lee, leave the North to Teacher Agnes Finnie and any other Yankee who is stupid enough to take itl I, Teddie Bersbach, leave my nice plaid skirt to Sue Horsfield. I, Jim Bond, will my two years of physics to Charlie Roberts. I, Marian Bonner, leave my ink bottle in room i3 to everybody that's been borrow- ing it all year. I, Pat Bringhurst, will the remains of my lab manual to Colonel so that it will always be in the lab on experiment days. h I, Sally Cadbury, will the licorice stick abilites, left to me by Neil Plass, to Ken Pennell on the condition that he does not take them with him either. We, Bobbi Cary and Judy Graham, leave our converted room to the faculty who still think it belongs to them. I, Nancy Cohen, leave my skating skirts to anyone who doesn't catch cold easily. I, Nancy Connelly, will my golden tonsils to Sylvie Alpert. I, Phyz Cook, will my red hair ribbons to Colonel. I, Mark Coplan, leave a pack of Chesterfields and all my non-will power to Doug Lewis. I, Dave Corkey, will Stone House to any smart Junior who will live up to the present high standards. I, Hes Crissy, leave my books on growing up to the Stone House boys. I, Dave Daniels, leave the stag line at dances to anyone who wants it. I, Pete Day, will the sofa in Akeley Hall to anyone else who can use it as much. I, Francois Dennery, leave the school to Andy Carl on. I, Gail Dresden, will my black and blue knees from roller skating to Margot McKee. I'rn giving Ibis to Eeyore as a present I, Idalou Ellis, will my dancing rhythm to Master Charlie. I, Mary Elsbree, leave my green bureau with the chipped paint to any ambitious nnderclassman who will find time to paint it. I, Jon Ely, leave my Koala bear to John Silsby. I, Dick Fineman, will my fire escape to up-and-coming shikers. I, Nancy Ford, will 4-Door .to Wendy. I, Jim Forsythe, leave the tennis courts to anyone who wants to play tennis. I, Norman Franck, will my ability to ledge walk to any fool who will do it. I, Art Garrett, will my jitter bugging to Hoyt Drake. I, Dave Gillen, leave my four speed electric shaver to anybody who can shift it. I, Harriett Good, will my French pronunciation to anyone who has decided to take German next year. I, Jackie Glover, will Webster's Calorie Counter to Hutchie Dawes. I, Judy Z. Grove, leave my cynicism and snide comments to anyone who can get as much fun out of them as I have. I, Cissie Harlow, will the Tower back to Teacher Agnes. I, Rosemary Harvey, will the rowdiest teacher on the dorm to the next busy bee. I, Walter Hickins, will gunhoe to Craigie, bunsies to Margot McKee, and reindeer meat to anyone. I I, Bill Hickman, leave my Skin Deep record to Cal Smith and anybody else who's crazy about Louis Bellson. I, Dave Hobbs, will two weeks of Westtown education to Charlie the cop. I, Liz Hole, leave Colonel to the tender mercies of my brother. I, David Houghton, will my rainy Alumni Days to the class of '56. Cindy Houghton may not leave. I, Rudy Houk, leave the milk bar to third period study hall boys. Leave ome for the rest of the school! I, .Iohn James, leave my ability to be overly complimentary to Tom Niles. I, Dave Jenkins, will my astoundingly towering stature to that exceptionally agile athelete, Robert C. Passmore, from nearby West Chester. I, Jack Kirk, will my skill at sleeping through alarm clocks to Mel Keiser I, Bill Klein, leave my peanut plantation to Colonel. I, Mary Langdon, will my advice to the lovelorn to Joe Harper. I, Owen Lang, will my ability to solder and wire electrical equipment to George Krekeler. I, Hans Lawaetz, leave my round trip ticket to the Virgin Islands to anyone who can swim it. I, Marianne Loftus, will my status as First Lady back to Martha Washington. I, Elsie Longenecker, will my long flowing tresses to Barbie Jacob. I, Jane McCulley, will my pink night cap to, Master Kirk to cover his curls. I must give bin something I, Jan McGourty, will my plaid glasses to Teacher Rachel. I, Nell Miller, leave my hair for the Allen sisters to fight over. I, John Ortlip, will my shike program to Glenn Hudson. I, Cindy Otto, will one of my oversized shoes to Sally Billings' feet. I, Drew Passmore, will to any loyal member of N.H.R.A. Room II3 of Auto Mechanics' hobby. I, Anne Parker, leave the hole in the window of room 1238 to all fresh air fiends. I, Genie Parker, will to Teacher Anne a three years' supply of flashlight batteries, all of whose nine lives have been lived. I, Don Perera, leave my no-way stretch girdle to anyone who's falling apart at at the seams. I, Jenni Rains, leave my crinolines to Rona Fansher who needs them more than I do. I, Sue Richie, leave the Q-ball to the pool shark, Dave Shivers, who will appreciate it better than I have. I, Sue Rie, won't leave ALL of my eight years devotion to Westtown to my brothers, Dan and Tom. I, Chip St. John, will my inimitable hobby list system to Teacher Anne. I, Katy Scott, leave my boots in the Tower for future Westtown puddle jumpers. I, Elaine Schofield, leave my senior dignity to Pam Schrieher. I, Dick Solomon, will my Down Beat subscription to Charlie -Robertsg my Jazz records to Jim Matlackg and weekends in the darkroom to Carl Enlowe. I, Dave Spinney, will my track spikes to Dick Kadas. I, Darl Striedieck, will myanoisy model airplanes to Girls' End. I, Nancy Swan, leave the physics' teacher to my younger brother and sisters. I, Don Swartz, leave my excess adipose tissue to anyone who would like to throw some weighttaround. I, Tom Taylor, will the fabulous wonders of the Windy City to any narrow-minded Easterner who hasn't been across the Appalachians. I, Jim Todd, will my bass girl friend to anyone who can handle her. I, Tom Towe, leave my loyalty to Ford Motor Company to anyone who has the courage to room with a Chevrolet dealer's son. I, John Thompson, will one padlock and 87 keys to anyone willing to try to run a cooperative food store at Westtown. I, Ted Webster, will my one pair of worn-out ankles to anyone who can use them. I, Alice Willcox, will my wooden shoes to Sue Cannon for her midnight escapades. I, Betty Vail, leave the masters to the teachers, regretting that You Can't Take It With You. I, Vito Victor, leave my Zurich two-step to John Amold with lots of hope for the future. I, Pete Yoder, will not will anything to anybody under any circumstances. Couldn't I give it too? said Piglet X 1 ff CMIIH FIRST CLASS The First Class started the year by reelecting Pete Hunter as president with two familiar members of the class as officers, Sue liorsfield, vice president, and Polly Gerenbeck, secretary- treasurer. The outcome of the other elections were: Glenn lludson and Becky Dimmette on the ring committee which got the school rings early this yearg and Bob Passmore, ,lim Matlack, Mary Baker, and Judy Cabot on this year's Amicus staffg they will carry on next year. There were also Council, Steering, Service, and Work Program committee elections producing leaders and members from both old and new students. Roller skating and Casino parties have brought out spirit. First Class is well supplied with brain, brawn, and beauty not to mention non-conformity and group re- sponsibility which are shaping it into a varied and interesting class. One of the largest, First Class is looking towards a grand Senior year. Tiggers like everything except honey and acorns FRONT BOW: Mary Collins, Betty Butcher, Sally Gilda, Flip Whittaker, Cindy Welsh Alice Forsythe, Sue Montgomery. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Simpson, Judy Cabot,Sue Hors-I field, Wendy Ford, Jean Yaukey, Judy Austin, Becky Dimmette. THIRD ROW: Ed Houghton, Melvin Keiser, Glenn Hudson, Ken Pennell, Charlie Chase, Andy Carlson, Stark Biddle. BACK ROW: Cal Smith, Robert Rowe, Bene Guerster, Steve Rohrbouqh, John Scarborough, Al Staats. FRONT ROW: Robin Hull, Nancy Trotter, Debbie Borton, Mary Anna Moore, Marqot McKee, Polly Gerenbeck, Susie Keyserllnq. SECOND ROW: Jan Hoqenauer, Josie Withers, Anna Wickersham, Anne Thacher, Mary Baker, Craiqie Hammond. Jean Hoag. THIRD ROW: Paul Zimmerman, John Nicholson, Jim Pickett, Joe Harper, Felix Aquayo, Douq Lewis, Evan Alderson. BACK ROW: Bill Jones, Bob Doll, Alan Willcox, John Vincent, Sam Trueblood, Tom Niles. FRONT ROW: Linda Weiner, Bonnie Moxey, Margie Whittlesey, Barbara Wildman, Betty Abbott, Phyllis Lana, Ann Coleman. SECOND ROW: Marqo Cooper, Ann llopkins, Sally Thornthwaite, lnqie Reiniqer, Chris Stefferud, Lise Court, C-ail Van Arkel. THIRD ROW: Larry Forman, Charlie Roberts, Bob Passmore, Jack Schofield, Jim Matlock, Charlie Brock. BACK ROW: Dick Brown, 'Ted Stone, Pete Hunter, Joel Dimmette, Dave Shivers. SECUND CLASS The class of 57 started this year with an almost doubling of their members, from 37 to 67. They were well represented in all the school committees such as Service, Work Program, Steer- ing and Religious Life Committees. They also had their elect- tions for class officers which ended in a rather international group. Bent Lawaetz from the Virgin Islands came out on top as President, Barbie Camp, their Venezuelan member, was Vice- President, and Ann Trowbridge, a die-hard New .I ersian,S ecretary- Treasurer. The varsity teams received several new and good additions to their teamsg next yea: promises to be an even better year in the way of sports. They have had several class parties such as roller skating and volleyball in which there was a warm and united feeling of class spirit. The dramatics depart- ment has been able to get many good recruits for its plays and skits. There are many budding actors which in the future will give us lots of entertainment. The prospects for this class look good for the coming years, with plenty of spirit, work and fun together. O I 0 Tiggers like everything except honey A - FRONT ROW: Chris Boyer, Meg Foster, Ruth Ann Moodey, Peggy Zook, Prlll Richie, Kate Niles, Sue Cannon, Sylvia Kendall, Carol Carter. SECOND ROW: Molly Pickett, Marty Kortepeter, Alice Hogenauer, Sue Wills, Mary Guyer, Nancy Klauder, Pam Schreiber, Barbie Camp, Debbie Bacon, Judy Foote, Hutchie Dawes. THIRD ROW: Fred Swan,Bill Julian, Don Stone, Dick Lewis, Carle Enelow, Walter Striedieck, Gene Raiford, Paul Dean, Hugh Bonner. BACK ROW: Henry Hetzel, Bob Wilkins, John Wolcott, Bruce Raymond, Jon Wilda, John Bernstein, Hoyt Drake, Dick Reqen. Q - L FRONT ROW: Sylvie Alpert, Merle Balsley, Sally Billings, Betsy Levering, Beth Davis, Zannie Morse, Pat Allen, Pax Yoder, Ruth Passmore. SECOND ROW: Nancy Baldridge, Joan Sachse, Ellen Perera, Betty Nesbitt, Carolyn Vicary, Nina Willcox, Betsy Heal, Joan Silver, Joan Clark, Ann Trowbridge, Vicky Starr. THIRD ROW: Phil Gum, George Crispin, Sam Allen, Bob Parker, Bent Lawaetz, Sam Wagner, Gene Lo. BACK ROW: Bill Shultz, John Balassa, Tony Criddle, Mike McCulley, Chris Hiatt, Svend Holsoe. A FRONT ROW: Phoebe Balsley, Sarah Test, Fern Margoline, Sally Oakey, Pat Lee, Jean Kirk, Toni Hughes. SECOND ROW: Meryl Glauner, Carol Pfaff, Gail Young, Elizabeth Darnell, Louise Tunnell, Carolyn Cooper, Susan Kelsey. THIRD ROW: Jeff Buchanan, Jim Cohen, Dave McKee, Jody Murtaqh, Mike Picot, Dave Howard, Danny Hoqenauer. BACK ROW: Dick Kadis, Charlie West, Ted Lehman, Pete Stickney, David Bates, Dick Stone, Tom Mahood. ABSENT: Geoffrey Lawn. as A - L FRONT ROW: Penny Teaf, Tricia Colt, Jackie Rowe, Sue Eversfleld, Francy Swcm, Ellen Lyon. MIDDLE ROW: Charlie Taylor, Tom Brown, Paul Hartsouqh, Kirk Russell, Jr., Paul Katuski. BACK ROW: Mike Wilson, Paul English, Dick Oakey, John Darnell, Nicky Davidson. ABSENT: Don Doffman, Tod Moxey, Don McCouqh. THIRD AND BELUW The 3rd class was a large class this year with forty-nine students of which fifteen were day students. As has happened in past years, the boys outnumbered the girls thirty-one to eighteen. Their class advisersthis year were Teacher Keay Smith and Master john Watchorn. Teacher Mabel Elliott also helped them with some of their class parties though not an adviser. Colin Kelly did a good job as president, Rosie llibbard as vice president, and Dan Rie as secretary-treasurer. The class had a lot of spirit this year and is hoping for more next. The eighth grade had thirty students this year. The class advisers were Teacher Mabel Elliott, Teacher Gladys Fleming, and Master Bob English. -lean Kirk, Charlie West, Meryl Glauner, Gail Young, David Howard, Toni Hughes, and Geoffrey Lawn were the class officers. The Seventh grade under Master Lawrence Newhall had nineteen in the class. All were day students. Some of their class officers were Paul English, Francie Swan, Jackie Rowe, and Sue Eversfield. The latter two classes are coming along fine and we're looking forward to seeing them next year. Tiggers like everything 4 FRONT ROW: Cindy Stocking, Barbie Jacob, Marion Cancelllere, Van Warner, Nura Petrov, Mary Alice Brown, Claudia Barclay, Nancy Rodman, Pam Lang. SECOND ROW: Holly Allen, Rosemary Hlbbard, Barbara Hannum, Judy Woodbury, Ann Wlttman, Janet Gum, Mary Baker, Rona Fansher, Sue Squires. THIRD ROW: Dan Rle, Blaise Colt, Bill Gray, Ed Anderson, Jody Steuart, Phil Bowerman, Pete Bernstein, Don Nelson, John Weller, Otto Hasse. FOURTH ROW: Howard Christensen, Jim Cree, Bob Gorham, Pete Fuhrer, JimMacMurray, Barry Whittaker, Jim MacRae, Dave Hartsouqh, Chris Carlisle, Bill Frltze. BACK ROW: Harry Cann, Colln Kelly, Earl Dresden, Bain Davls,John Wlndecker, John Silsby, Gemqe Carroll, Dave Bachman, Alonzo Smith, Bob May. G lu. MVA ,- -H. f ' . 'D' N Mw- 14p 2 n L D 51 QNX Q, Ao gg R u. 0 ek Q 0 fo dl Q00 Mx ' 5 ffffyj S pvlff f- fix HU7W!7f5 STUDENT BUDY PRES IDEN TS Out of the class of '55 were chosen two outstanding people to take the leading roles for this, their senior year at Westtowng Nell Miller and Hans Lawaetz are certainly to be highly com- mended for their work as S.B.P.'s. Nell, who hails from New Milford, Conn., came to Westtown at the start of her junior year. Although she sometimes felt it would be hard for her to break into activities in only two years, she has proved to herself and everyone else that this is not the case. Besides playing on the hockey, basketball, and tennis teams, she also has shown her ability in music and dramatics by taking a lead in the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, Yoeman of the Guard, her first year at Westtown. When Nell took on her job as S.B.P., she was fairly familiar with the runnings of a council, as she served on the one at her old Alma Mater, New Milford High. At the opposite end of the house is Hans Lawaetz. Hans is one of the few students who can boast of living outside the United States. Coming from the St. Croix in the Virgin Islands in ninth grade, he quickly made himself popular and entered into many activities, especially athletics. Hans has served on the soccer, swimming, and baseball teams while here and was captain of the latter two in his senior year. As for the future, Hans, who is extremely fond of his home land, hopes to go to Cornell and then return once more to the Virgin Islands to own his own ranch. Generally Regarded as One of tbe Fiercer Animals BUYS' CUUNCIL FRONT HOW: Henry Hetzel, Dave Spinney, Phil Gum, Hans Lowaetz. BACK ROW: John Scarborough, Glenn Hudson, Pete Yoder, Faculty Adviser A1 I-lay. Under the leadership of Hans Lawaetz, S.B.P., and Pete Yoder, Chief Proctor, Boys' Council got under way before the school year started. As usual they took care of the Handbooks, the Christmas dance, and, as last year, found it was not only popular but profitable to do away with deten- tion. However, this year's big project has been the renovation of the boys' locker room. Wielding paint brushes fit's all in the wristll the council members transformed the locker room walls from a rather dingy grey to a morelively green and coral. Making this room into a lounge will undoubted- ly be a project for future Boys' Councils since it is still far from being completed. Council is grateful for the thoughtful guidance of Master Al Hay, his hospitality for council meetings, the waffles etc. for starving council members, the help of both permanent and rotating members, and the co- operation of the student body. In Wbicb Pooh Goes Visiting and Gets Into a Tigbt Place anus' icouncu Girls' Council for the year '54-'55 has done a splendid job. Under the leader- ship of Nell Miller and faculty adviser Anne Wood, the first important bill passed was ten 0-clock lights for freshman. The second was an unchaperoned meal per- mission per term for seniors. Council has had a number of rotating members from each class accompanied by always welcome visitors. The council suggestion box has never been slighted and decisions reached by council are read in evening collection. Of course with co-operation of Boys' Council they presented a Christmas dance with all the trimmings. The council is now working on a handbook whose purpose is to answer some of the questions new students ask. This job we hope . ' will be carried out by next year's Council. Girls' Council this year has been anything but idle and we wish next year's the best of luck. SEATED: Sue Rie, Jackie Glover, Faculty Adviser Anne Wood, Nell Miller, Judy Graham, Ann Trowbridge, Rosemary Hibbcxrd. STANDING: Judy Cabot, Sue Horsfield, Inqie Reiniqer. Well, said Owl, Tbis is a nice state of things Polly Gerenbeck, Don Swartz, Faculty Adviser Mary Webb, Rosemary Harvey, Bob Parker, Jim Bond, Joel Dlmmette, Faculty Adviser Russ Edgerton, Alice Willcox, Joan Sachse. WURK PRUGRAM GOMMITTEE W.P.C. after lunch today is a sign often seen on the bulletin boards at both ends of the house.What does this committee do every Tuesday in the Boys' Dean's Office? Well, the sole aim of this organization is to keep the complicated system of work jobs running smoothly. To mention work jobs to anyone is likely to produce a groan, and they do have their bad moments such as 6: 40 A.M. when the alarm clock opens the door and announces cheerfully that it's time to get up. But every- one will agree that work jobs are a worthwhile part of Westtown. The W.P.C. under the able leadership of Rosemary Harvey and Don Swartz, Master Russ, and Teacher Mary have kept the jobs going well and have introduced a few changes to help them go more smoothly. They have had lots of co-operation from the student body and thanks to this, they have had a successful year. Astute and helpful bear What was the big mystery behind the glazed windows of the Nook every Tuesday after lunch? It was Steering Committee planning the school's social activities. With the new additions of a representative from stage crew and rotating members from the three upper classes, Betty and Pete had a fine group for discussing new ideas and deciding evening entertainments for the following week. Wednesday night dances have now become standard practice. This year, novelty was introduced by having them occasionally in the new gym's minor sports' room. Music was often provided by the Uncalled Four . The roller skating begun last year was still flourishingg and the annual volleyball tournaments gave everyone a chance to participate. For those who liked to talk or sing, Steering Committee planned open parlorsn and South Room. Quiz programs and talent shows were interesting and often surprising. Fun for all is the ambition of Steering Committee and we think they have attained it. STEERING CGMMITTEE a- .F - vga Glenn Hudson, Pete DGY, Phil Gum, Robin Hull Vail , Fred Swan, Faculty Adviser an Long And tbe look in bis eye seemed to say to the sky Now bow to amuse tbem today Ken Pennell, Betty 5224 gi The '54-'55 Boys' Athletic Association was led by Colonel llaiford, faculty adviser, and Don Perera, president, Dave Corkey served as both clerk and treasurer. The Brown and White captains were nominated early in the year, resulting in the election of Don Perera to head the Whites and ,Iohn James for the Browns. These two chose their teams and the Brown and White games soon got under way. Technically, these intramural captains are not members of the Board even though they are concerned with a very important part of the athletic program. The Brown and White teams are becoming increasingly more import- antg they will be reviewed again at the end of this year, although it's not likely they'll be done away with. The managers of the different sports were: Dave llobbs, soccerg ,Ioel Dimmette, swimmingg john Thompson, basketball, Walter llickins, tennis, Dave Houghton, trackg and Art Garrett, baseball. They have often found them- selves debating on many interesting subjects, trying to make a better program with the interests of the unathletic as well as the athletic in mind. BOYS' ILA. SEIATED: John Thompson, Joel Dimmette, Walter Hicklns. STANDING: Dave Corkey, I ll f Art Garrett, Dave Houghton, Don Perera, Dave Hobbs, Faculty Adviser 'Colonel Rai ord In Wbicb Piglet Does a Very Grand Thing FRONT ROW: Sue Richie, Betsy Baker, Teddie Bersbach, Phyz Cook, Elsie Lonqenecker, Judy Grove, Faculty Adviser Mary Borton. BACK ROW: Jane McCu1ley, Betty Vail, Mary Elsbree, Alice Willcox, Jan McGourty, Marianne Loftus, Nancy Cohen, Marian Bonner, GIRLS' AA. . . .Then ,Ian would announce, There'll be an A.A. Meeting in Teacher Mary's room tomorrow night, and the board members would begin to prepare for the 9: 30 PM. session of hashing over checkout, etc., etc.l Girls' A.A. came through with an active sports program emphasizing intramural teams. From the beginning of the year when the Browns won the first point in the annual tug of war, both teams, captained by Teddie Bersbach and Sue Richie, have been fighting for top place on the multi-colored thermometer on the A.A. bulletin board. The board also sponsored the rather rowdy Pajama Party in the Casino and the inevitably tempting Candy Store which was directed by treasurer, Nancy Swan. President, ,Ian McCourty, was also assisted by veep , Betty Vail, and Mary Nancy Swan. Elsbree, secretary, in the project of really getting intramurals into the limelight. Come on Browns - - Come on Whites! I am waiting here to see Wbicb the winning one will be SERVICE CUMMITTEE The hue and cry of the Service Committee this year has been for volunteer service. Headed by Cissie Harlow and ,Ion Ely, with under-secretary Debbie Borton and Treasurer Alan Willcox, the committee has striven to interest the student body in active participation in its concerns. Enthus- iastic response has come from requests for service in the way of apple picking, sandwich-making, knitting, week-end work camps and West Chester hospital crews. Other fields of activity have been starving the student body at frugal meals and then stuffing them with sandwiches after hobbies. Book and bake auctions, with Master Fred as auctioneer, as well as the sale of Westtown dogs have drained all our allowances somewhat, but for the worthy cause of financing a summer work camp in Germany. Four juniors and two seniors will be given the opportunity to participate in this summer project which has been the aim of the committee's activities this year. FRONT BOW: Mary Guyer, Sally Billings, Nura Petrov, Llz Hole. MIDDLE BOW: Faculty Adviser Marty Giessler, Polly Gerenbeck, Debbie Borton, Jon Ely, Cissie Harlow, Alan Willcox, Faculty Adviser Fred Swan. BACK ROW: 'Tom Mahood, Kirk Russell, Nancy Swan, Sue Bichie, Faculty Adviser Lawrence Newhall, Bill Hickman, Bob Parker, Ken Pennell, Walter I-lickins. I bad a penny, A bright new penny REUGIUUS LIFE CGMMITTEE The present Religious Life Committee is still fairly young when viewed in regard to most Westtown traditions. However, it is entirely responsible for the program of Vesper services and serves as a place where ideas and concerns of a religious nature may be discussed, under the supervision and guidance of Tom Purdy. The Committee is called upon to consider new ideas, and to discuss suggestions in regard to the services. The Vesper program was originally instituted to aid those students who felt the need of some definite church service. With this in mind, the committee has tried this year to keep the Vespers more like a chapel service than a mere series of lectures on religious topics. Directed meditations and meditations to music, and services by members of the faculty were also used to convey this spirit of worship. Eeyore was silent for a little while, thinking O ny-nd STANDING: Tom Taylor, Jon Ely, john Nicholson, Dick Fieqen, Evan Alderson. SEATED: Betsy Baker, Marty Kortepeter, Judy Grove, Margie Whittlesey, Bent Lawaetz, Kate Niles, Ann Coleman. ABSENT: Faculty Adviser Tom Purdy. STANDING IN FRONT: Director Barbara Canfield. FRONT ROW: Polly Gerenbeck, Beth Davis, Jon Wllda, Betsy Baker, Tom Taylor, Phoebe Balsley, Clara St. John. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Lee, Carol Car- ter, Dave Houghton, Nancy Swan, Sally Cadbury, Tor Mahood, Mary Collins, Inqle Fieiniqer. BACK ROW: Ann Coleman, Dave Glllen, John Scarborough, Jim Todd, Ken Pennell, Ann Trowbridge. URCHESTRA It sounds good! What?l Orchestra? Orchestra this year has turned out to be the best in a long time. Rehearsals are actually fun. Teacher Barbara Canfield with her musical knowledge and alert sense of humor has added much in the way of livening re- hearsals and obtaining good results. Members of orchestra will claim she has very sensitive ears! Violin, viola, cello, bass, clarinet, flute, trumpet, saxaphone, piano, and drums are dis- tributed among about twenty-five orchestrians. At Christmas time, the budding andfor blooming orchestra sur- prised more than a few by putting on a really good part of the Christmas Vesper service, playing selections of familiar Christ- mas carols and The Heavens Resoundn, Now, they are working on the overture from Pirates and on the spring prog1'am.With the pep it has now, the orchestra ought to do a wonderful job on its remaining performances. Or bid: and, when the foe was past, Blew a triumphant trumpet blast Iii il lilly FRONT ROW: Cindy Stocking, Merle Balsley, Pax Yoder, Ruth Ann Moodey, Betsy Lever- lnq, Clssie Harlow, Zannie Morse, Barbie Jacob, Sally Billings, Sylvie Alpert. SECOND ROW: Susie Keyserlinq, Mary Alice Brown, Anne Thacher, Sue Montgomery, Betty Butcher, Director Dot Gould, Sally Gilda, Nell Miller, Chris Boyer, Meq Foster, Nancy Baldridqe. THIRD ROW: Allce Forsythe, Mary Guyer, Pam Lang, Kate Niles, Anna Wickersham,Mary Anna Moore, Alice Hoqenauer, Judy Austin, Bobbi Cary, Nancy Rodman, ldalou Ellis. FOURTH ROW: Judy Foote, Joan Sachse, Barbie Camp, Sylvia Kendall, Marty Kortepeter Pam Schrleber, Mary Langdon, Janet Gum, Wendy Ford, Barbara Wlldman. BACK ROW: Mary Ann Baker, Rosemary Hibbord, Anne Parker, Rona Fansher, Elaine Schofield, Nina Willcox, Katy Scott, Sally Thornthwaite, Betty Vail, Ann Hopkins, Debbie Borton, Mary GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Again this year, a passer-by in Central Tuesday after dinner would hear the music of the Girls' Clee Club re- hearsal, drifting in from nearby South Room. The products of these weekly practices were the traditional Christmas concert held during the Vespers preceding vacation and the spring program held in conjunction with the Mixed Baker. Chorus. The Clee Club is again under the guidance of Teacher Dot Could who returned to the position of directoress following a year's leave of absence. She founded the or- ganization in 1939 and has been its leader ever since with the exception, of course, of last year. Betty Butcher is the president of the group and Sally Gilda was elected to the post of secretary. And an oo-noise FRONT ROW: Pete Yoder, Faculty Adviser Art Winsor, Felix Aquayo, Tom Taylor, Polly Gerenbeck, Sally Cadbury, Craiqie Hammond, Nell Miller, Nancy Trotter. BACK ROW! John Thompson, Jim Todd, Don Swartz, Inqie Reiniqer, Chip St. John, Cindy Otto. FRONT ROW: Jean Yaukey, Betty Abbott, Phyllis Lang, Margo Cooper, Genie Parker, Jackie Glover. SECOND ROW: Chip St. John, Ingle Reinlqer, Chris Stefferud, Nancy Cohen, Jan McGou.rty, Jane McCulley, Katy Scott, Sue Richie. THIRD ROW: Charlie Roberts, Dave Corkey, John Thompson, Rene Guerster, Ted Webster, Art Garrett, Don Swartz. BACK ROW: Jim Todd, Rudy Houk, Pete Hunter, Bill Klein, Joel Dimmette, Mike McCu1ley. FRONT ROW: Nell Miller, Jean Hoag, Nancy Trotter, Directors Art Winsor and Barbara Canfield, Liz Hole, Betsy Baker, Nancy Ford. SECOND ROW: Polly Gerenbeck, Josie Withers, Ann Thacher, Teddie Bersbach, Cindy Houghton, Idalou Ellis, Craigie Hammond, Mary Baker, Nancy Swan. THIRD ROW: Owen Laug, Sally Cadbury, Sue Montgomery, Flip Whittaker, Sandy Yoffee, Harriett Good, Betty Butcher, Walter Hickins. BACK ROW: Doug Lewis, Felix Aguayo, Paul Zimmerman, Alan Willcox, Tom Taylor, Paul Hartsough, Jim Forsythe, Pete Yoder. W mxev cnanus FRONT ROW: Cynthia Simpson, Judy Austin, Alice Willcox, Mary Langdon, Cindy Otto, Betty Vail. SECOND ROW: Marianne Loftus, Elaine Schofield, Hester Crissy, Pete Fuhrer, Becky Dimmette, Nancy Connelly, Mary Elsbree. THIRD ROW: Dave Hobbs, John Scar- borough, Melvin Keiser, Ken Pennell, Bob Doll, Irv Atkinson. BACK ROW: George Carroll, Dave Daniels, Bain Davis, Karl Striedick, John James. QM Gilbert cmd Sullivan Operetta The Pirates of Penzance Major-General Stanley ............. Tom Taylor The Pirate King ...... . . . .Dick Solomon Samuel this Lieutenant? ....... . . .Irv Atkinson Frederic fthe Pirate Apprentice? ...... Doug Lewis Sergeant of Police ............. John Thompson Mabel ........ . . .Nancy Trotter Edith . . . .... Flip Whittaker Kate ..................... Teddie Bersbach Isabel ........................ Cindy Otto Ruth fa Pirate Maid of all World ...... Sandy Yoffee and pirates, police, more daughters and the offstaqe chorus. This year Mixed Chonls was larger than it has been for some years, numbering eighty- four members. The officers were president, Walter Iliclcins, vice-president, Bon Swartz, secretary, Jane McCulley, and librarian, Chip St. John. Master Art Winsor was the director and much appreciation is owed to him and to Teacher , ' Barbara Canfield, who accompanied chorus on the piano,for the fun, and for the things learned throughout the year. The chorus gave several performances this yearg the first one was the Christmas program. ' The repertoire consisted of Ave Verumn, In Manus Tuasu, All Hail The Power of ,Iesus'Name , Since By Man Came Death , and Worthy Is The Lamb , the last two both being from Handel's Messiah . Another program was given in the springg however the highlight of the year was the Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta, Pirates of Penzance which was given in March. Master Bernie Haviland was the stage director and other faculty mem- bers helped a great deal.This year, Master Art's and Teacher Bar- bara's first at Westtown as teachers fMaster Art had been a student herel, was K4 successful' all con- A cerned were pleased with both the means and the end Tbat's right, said Eeyore, Sing Umpzy-ziddely, Umpty-too FRONT ROW Faculty Adviser Art Winsor, Pete Yoder, Irv Atkinson, Tom Taylor, Pete Du BACK ROW D C y uve orkey, Ted Webster, Jim Todd, Don Swartz SENIUR 0615 T The senior sextet of years past has been re- modeled into a senior octet this year which has provided the school with enjoyable entertainment on several classic occasions. The songs pre- sented during the octet's several performances were mostly old barbershop favorites mixed with some popular numbers. This group may be heard vigorously stretching their vocal chords every Wednesday and on Friday during hobbies. The octet consists of Pete Day and Tom Taylor singing top tenorg Don Swartz and Pete Yoder singing lead tenorg Dave Corlcey and Irv Atkinson on baritone, and ,lim Todd and Ted Webster singing bass. The Doctor said, Tut, it's another attack Norman Frcmck, Evan Alderson, John Nicholson. STAGE CREW The stage crew, started in 1931, is too often regarded as merely a group of mechanical-minded young men studying the intricacies of pulling a stage curtain or running a projector. Under the supervision of Burdette Bernard, these boys help out with the usual Saturday night programs and Wednesday dances. They are saved from a hum- drum existence by being unexpectedly called upon to rescue an actor- in-distress, like removing a nail from a sabotaged piano, becoming the brunt of a ventriloquist's jokes, or supplying necessary properties at opportune moments. Such a job has its advantages, too - appearing at the big dances in shirt-tails ostensibly to change a victrola needle, for instance. These few have to know how to make the most of limited resources, not only in the gym or auditorium, but also in places such as the Greenwood where ingenuity is really taxed. The ultimate fate of our programs, dances, plays, operettas, roller skating, and movies all rests in their hands. Hammer, bummer, hammer . . . Hammer, hammer, bummer . . . BRUWN AND WHITE Editor-in-chief .... .... C lara St. John '55 Managing Editor. ... . . . . John Thompson '55 News Editor .... ............ E lizabeth Vail '55 Feature Editor .... ............... J udith Grove '55 Sports Editors ..... . . . Mudge Harlow, Thomas Towe '55 Associate Editors .... ................. S arah Cadbury '55, Siqrld Keyserling, Jean Yaukey '56, Brent Lawaetz, Robert Parker '57 Business Manager .... .................. P eter Day Circulation Managers . . . . Marian Bonner, Donald Swartz '55 Staff Photographer .... .... J oel Dimmette '56 Assistant Photgrapher . . . ....... Sue Horsfield '56 Faculty Adviser ....... . . . Philip Fl. Lawrence FRONT ROW: Susie Keyserlinq, Judy Grove, Betty Vail. MIDDLE ROWS Sally Cadbury, Cissie Harlow, John Thompson, CMP Sf- John. FGCU-MY Adviser Phil Lawrence, Marion Bonner. BACK ROW: Sue Horsfield, Jean Yaukey, Tom Towe, Pete Day, Joel Dimmette, Bent Lawaetz, Bob Parker, Don Swartz. Q ',5,o iq,b-b 'ab'9'xo 4? e, ev kb oo 465 'KJ' 0 As the '54-'55 staff of the Brown and White took over it be- came evident that this was to he a year of change. Encouraged hy a recent poll in which students voted to continue the paper, the editors proceeded to effect such changes as new emphasis on critical reviews fsignedl and new columns, Knack of the News , Spotlight on Super's , and Liz Hole's faculty sketches. A change in faculty advisers also took place this yeargPhil Lawrence replaced Alice Pennell. It is safe to say that no member of the staff will forget ei-ther the experience gained this year or the fun getting it. Sunday chaos in the Senior Parlor, makeup in the stack room and faculty work room, the star mis-spellers of Cac's class heading the sports department, Judy supplying coffee, tea, hard cider, and expert proof reading, Betty rushing frantically after late articles, ,lohn's Who wrote tl1is? , and Chip's Try again. - These are our legacies to next year's staff. Abu, if I know anything about anything . , ,, said Poob AMICUS FRONT ROW: Cissie Harlow, Bob Lee, Pat Brlnghurst, Dick Solomon, Irv Atkinson, Sue Hie, Jackie Glover, Liz Hole. BACK HOW: Mary Baker, Sally Cadbury, Sue Richie, Pete Yoder, Walter Hickins, Jane McCulley, Jim Forsythe, Art Garret, Faculty Adviser Gene Hoqenauer, Dave Daniels, Gall Dresden, Tom Towe, Bill Hickman, Judy Cabot. With the appearance of this book, our staff withdraws from the cement sessions in the mechanical drawing room, from the meetings which some- how never went as expected, and from the final satisfaction of having it finished and HERE. At the beginning of the year it seemed almost impossible that we would come through it all successfully. But we did. It's been a job that we've enjoyed. Sure, there've been problems, when thoughts about a theme just wouldn't come, when printed articles got lost and it took a complete inspection of the wastebasket, scrap by scrap, to unearth them, it seemed that our best idea would be to give up . Irv and Cissie's creatures on the senior pages, a supplement of spring activities and commencement, and a publicity department headed by Sue Richie have been some of our new features this year. We'll never forget the help of our adviser, Gene Hogenauer, his oh-so- much-appreciated offering of pepsi and cookies when we'd been working for six hours on senior pages, Pat's inevitable tap on the shoulder which meant a meeting or a job to be done, and of course, the pessimists who said, You'll never get it out by Alumni Day . The Amicus of '55 wills an empty aspirin bottle, a warm feeling, and a very full year to the four junior members and their staff next year. And I know it seems easy, said Piglet to bimself, but it isn't every one wbo could do it Editor-in-chief ..... Business Manager. . . Writers' Staff Head . . . Typists' Staff . . Characteristic Editors . . . Art Editors. . . Photography Managers . . . Photographers . . . . . Publicity Manager. . . Circulation Managers . Advertising Manager .... First Class Members. . . . . . . . . Faculty Adviser . . . . . ...-......-..- 'Q ..- ... Pat Brinqhurst .Dick Solomon Liz Hole . . .Gail Dresden Suel-die ....... Pete Yoder .Cissie Harlow Irv Atkinson Jane McCulley Jim Forsythe . Sally Cadbury Dave Daniels . . . .Sue Richie . Jackie Glover Art Garrett . . . . . Bob Lee Mary Baker, Judy Cabot, Bob Passmore, Jim Matlack Eugene l-logenauer THE SENIOR CLASS THE MAIIWIIMA 0F 0llAlLLO'l' JEAN GIRAVDOUX The Waiter ....... The Prospector . . . . The President . . . . The Baron. . . . . . The Raqpicker . . . . Irma........... The Eroker....... Dr. Jad1n........ Countess Aurelia, The Policeman . . Pierre .......... The Sergeant .... The Sewer-man . . Mme. Constance . Mlle. Gabrielle . . Mme. Josephine. . .-f..-...-... . . . . .Jim Todd . . . Pete Yoder . . . .Tom Taylor . . .Dave Corkey . . . Vito Victor . . Genie Parker . .. . Don Swartz ......DonPerera The Madwoman ........-...... - . -.1-Q--. ... -.-...-. ....- Cindy Houghton . ..... JohnThompson .......Rudy Houk ........PeteDay Walter Hickins .....Sue Richie SueRie ............Pat Brinqhurst and Presidents, Prospectors, Press Agents, Adolphe Bertouts and many others. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1954 7:30 P. M. n , .5 is ' 1 I ul 'uh SA 0' ff C V' 'Wi' 1 A v Nu 2 ,. '-finiif 'YS Hx O' ,gk , . f ff Su-'ig : 11-A L. A, , 4.6 L6 . ' A BIRD CLUB This year the once powerful Bird Club, which had be- come extinct, returned in all its glory. In the fall seven stalwarts met with Master Al Hay, and rechartered the club, with ,lack Kirk, president, Tex Rowe, secretary, and Tom Towe, treasurer. When the membership soared to twenty-four, the club set up the requirement that a would- be-member must identify eight birds on a winter day. With the help.of Master ,Ian Long and Master Burdette Bernard, it has taken the annual Bombay Hook and Hawk Mountain trips plus several shorter trips. Throughout the year it has gotten outside lecturers such as Albert Linton and has taken advantage of Karl Striedick's knowledge of hawks and Mel Keiser's knowledge of warblers. With the Bird Club going strong this year, it looks as though it has a big future ahead. In Which Pooh and Piglet Go Hunting and Nearly Catch a Woozle UNCALLED FUUR Ken Pennell, Rudy Houk, Jim Todd, Polly Gerenbeck, Dick Brown. The Uncalled Four is a relatively new group here at Westtown, preceded only by Bill Cadbury and the Skyliners two years ago. The Four started playing together early last fall as a quartet featuring Dick Brown on the piano, jim Todd on the bass, Rudy lloulc on the drums, and Ken Pennell on the clarinet and the tenor sax. Soon they discovered they needed a little more rhythmg they added Polly Cerenbeck on the guitar. This addition made the group a quintet. Rather than change their name, they called themselves technically The Uncalled Four plus One . They have played at several dances, sometimes with the support of vocalist, Doug Lewis, and are constantly astir in the music studio rearranging some of the old standards, and every now and then coming up with an original. Some of their more famous renditions which we have grown to like are Sometimes l'm Happy and On the Sunny Side of the Street. We have certainly enjoyed hearing from this new musical group this year. If anybody wants to clap, said Eeyore, now is the time to do it in W sh ' I ' in PT' 7 f, , xii! - 9 1.1. ,. ar. W L -JQXKIW -fw- lflyr 1 SUCCER FRONT ROW: Fred Swan, Dave Jenkins, Pete Yoder, Melvin Keiser, John James Mark Coplun, Gene Lo. Couch Bob English. SECOND Row: Al sums, Ted websrer 'Felix Aquayo, Pete Day, Captain Jim Forsythe, Dave Spinney, Sam Allen, Paul Zimmerman. THIRD HOW: Dave Hobbs, Coach Chris White, Jim Mallack, John Scarborough, Don Pei-erq Hans Lawaetz, Dave Corkey, Rudy Houk, Dave Shivers. BACK ROW: Dick Solomon George Crispin, Dave Hourihton. ' This year's soccer team did not look too promising at the start, for there were few returning lettermen. However, the team drilled hard in fundamentals, had a lot of fun, and entered into the spirit of the game. The scores of the first games do not tell the story. The players were at times very lucky, and often played soccer below their capabilities. But, at the end of the season the spirit and soccer know-how rose to great heights. The George School game was good, solid, skillful soccer. School spirit was tremendous. The team came from behind and won. Girard was beaten in a hard fought game to close the season. The win, the first over Girard in fourteen years, was very gratifying as was the team's steak din- ner at the farm house. Dave Corkey, ,lim Forsythe and Dave jenkins were named on the All- lndependent team. This was a very successful and satisfying year, and it is to be hoped that next year's team will do as well. If you're wanting a ball, It's no trouble at all Friends' Central Episcopal Haverford School Haverford College J.V Kennett Square Upper Darby Friends' Select Penn Charter Haverford Hiqh School George School Girard Alumni HUCKEY Varsity going towards theihospital. ,layvees with pinnies on were typical noises coming from hockey coach, Teacher Mary Borton, this fall. At the start of the hockey season, Nancy Swan was chosen Varsity captain and Cissie Harlow was elected to lead the Jayvees. The Varsity began the season by beating Moorestown 3-2, and there were high hopes for an undefeated season. They soon discovered that life isn't all sunshine when they faced an unbeaten Wilmington team and were defeated 3-0. ln the last outside game, the hockey team showed what team work and team spirit can do as they came from behind to tie Tower Hill, the best team they played all season. Beautiful stick work and quick passing ended the season with a good game of hockey. The hockey team won't soon forget sloshing around the hockey field in the pouring rain ito keep in shapel, raking wet leaves on Work Day in- stead of playing Ellis School, or the faculty game. Thanks go to Elsie Longenecker who was responsible for bringing about the attendance of chairs for timers and scorers and refreshments for the teams. FRONT ROW: Judy Graham, Cissie Harlow, Betsy Baker, Nura Petrov, Margot McKee, Debbie Borton, Nell Miller, Susie Keyser- ling, Teddle Bersbach, Cralqie Hammond, Captain Nancy Swan. MIDDLE BOW: Bonnie Moxey, Jean Yaukey, Judy Cabot,Elsie Lonqenecker, Cindy Houghton, Sally Cadbury, Joan Sachse, Sue Horsfleld, Mary Baker, Nancy Klauder. BACK BOW: Coach Mary Borton, Jan McGourty, Nancy Cohen, Inqie Beiniqer, Katy Scott, Chip St. John, Genie Parker, Hutchie Dawes. Brotber! said Poob. lt all comes of trying to be nice to Heffalumpsu Moore-stown Wilmington Swarthmore West Chester George School Friends' Ceniral Sanford Prep Tower Hill Alumnae Boys' Varsity Faculty BUYS' BASKETBALL The '55 basketball squad won all but three games this year out of a total of sixteen. This remarkable 13-3 record is one of the best if not the best record any Westtown basketball team has ever obtained. The powerful squad romped over the first three opponents. Not only did they post easy wins over traditional rivals such as George School, Germantown Friends, Tower Hill, and Girard, but in the climax of the season they took the return game with P.M.C. and ruined Moorestown's 22-game winning streak. Moorestown was ready to end its second undefeated season until the Westtown FRONT HOW: Coach Colonel Halford, Larry Forman, B111 Klein, Don Perera, Captain Dave Hobbs, Bob Passmore, John Scarborough, Dave Corkey, John James. MIDDLE ROW: Dave Shivers, Tony Crlddle, Dave Jenkins, Jim Matlack, Sam Allen, Jim Bond, Charlie Roberts, Phil Gum. BACK HOW: Manager John Thompson, Fred Swan, Pete Yoder, Glenn Hudson, Charlie Chase, Tom Towe, Mel Keiser, Bill Jones. team came along. Finally after an overtime play this point by point game ended with a two point victory for Westtown, the first in seven years of clashes. ln the Friends' School Jamboree at George School, Westtown placed four players on the all-star team. The team was led by Captain Dave Hobbs. Hobbs' long set shots along with Larry Forman's drives and jump shots paced the Brown and Whites with over 2X3 of the scoring. Around this strong of- fense were different combinations of players including James, Scarborough, Jenkins, Perera, Klein, Passmore, and Corkey. Well, perhaps from up bere it looks different FRONT ROW: Nell Miller, Sue Horsfield, Craiqie Hammond, Bonnie Moxey, Genie Parker, Captain Sue Richie, Hutchie Dawes, lnqle Fleiniqer, Coaches Mary Webb and Mary Borton. MIDDLE ROW: Jean I-loaq, Mary Baker, Holly Allen, Nuru Petrov, Joan Sllver,Cindy Houghton, Ann Hopkins, Sally Cadbury, Nancy Swan. BACK ROW: Manager Judy Grove, ldalou Ellis, Joan Sachse, Pat Allen, Betty Nesbitt, Carolyn Vicary, Chris Stefferud, Chris Boyer, Rosemary Hibbarcl. GIRLS' BASKETBALL This year the girls' basketball team captained by Sue Richie finished up their season quite well, after a discouraging start. Although they lost the first four, the girls crashed through the remaining games, dropping only oneg the final totals were five lost and four won. Even though the record is not outstanding, it shows by its trend that there was a definite improvement in the ability of the team. This is a factor of just as great importance or greater than team records and should be recognized as such. Of course the team didn't accomplish this alone, and a great deal of credit goes to the two coaches, Mary Borton and Mary Webb. The varsity line-up for the season included forwards, lngie lieiniger, high scorer, Nell Miller, Sue llorsfield and Genie Parker. Team work was the most important factor in this combination. Guards were Bonnie Moxie, Craigie Hammond, Hutchie Dawes and Sue Richie. As was extremely important, the guards worked as a unit, otherwise the whole zoning system which they use would have been worthless. Next year, since only four seniors were on the team, the same girls will be on the squad again, which should provide an improved game of basketball and an excellent season. Good luck in the future, girls! I was BOUNCED, said Eeyore - -A nf gi' Moorestown Wilminqton West Chester Cheyney Friends' Select Sanford Prep Tower Hill George School Friends' Central -'quit A 34 A 44 H 49 A 25 H 53 A 52 H 40 A 55 H47 It's a little to be rl Very Small Led by Captain llans Lawaetz, the '55 swim team finished a very successful season with nine wins and only four defeats. The team, coached by Master Fred Swan with Master Phil Lawrence as his assistant, on top of a good record, defeated George School for the first time in the eleven years these two teams have clashed. The '55 mermen broke three records this year and seriously threatened many more. ln the Malvern meet Jim Todd narrowed down the time for the 100 yard freestyle to 58.9 ' seconds. The medley relay team, Mike McCulley, Cal Smith, and Captain Lawaetz, cut the time down in this event in the same meet. Four freestylers, Schofield, Spinney, Todd, and Lawaetz, took 1.5 seconds off the 200 yard freestyle relay in the meet with Eddystone. Mike McCulley came within half a second of the back stroke record during the George School meet. Captain Lawaetz also rallied in this meet by just missing the record in the 200 yard freestyle, and also swim- ming the fastest 50 yards in the freestyle relay that Westtown has ever seen. Pete Badeau made the diving a very strong event for the Brown and Whites. Smith and Schofield also excelled in the 50 yard freestyle and the breast stroke respectively. H M anxious, be said to himself, Animal Entirely Surrounded by Water FRONT ROW: Chris Hiatt, Jody Steuart, Ed Anderson, Pete Hunter, Pete Bernstein, Jon Wilda, Steve Rohrbauqh. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Fred Swan, Pete Day, Pete Badeau, Jim Todd, Captain Hans Lawaetz, Don Swartz, Dave Spinney, Karl Striedieck, Coach Phil Lawrence. BACK ROW: Owen Lauq, Rudy I-Iouk, Cal Smith, Charlie Brock, Mike McCulley, Jack Schofield, Manager Joel Dlmmette, Felix Aquayo. Laps, laps, and more laps. Every day from 4: 10 - 4: 50. Thanks to the boys, who l took late swimming every day, there wasn't much wet hair at dinner this year. Even dur- ing that long period of skating the team swam on coached by Teacher Keay Smith, not to mention helpful hints from Master Phil and the boys' team. Jane McCulley was manager this year and Cindy Otto, the blond senior from Puerto Rico, led the team as captain. Underclassmen made up a good part of l the team, if they continue to get the support ofthe school, who knows, maybe a few records will be broken next yearl Despite the awful red tank suits , the laps, and the exercises you'd have a tough time trying to convince any of the mermaids to try out for basketball. GIRLS' SWIMMIN FRONT BOW: Teddie Bersbach, Sue Rte, Jan McGourty, Katy Scott, Nina W111cox.MIDDLE ROW: Judy Cabot, Nancy Cohen, Susie Keyserlinq, Kate Niles, Barbie Camp, Nancy Klauder. BACK HOW: Manager Jane McCu11ey, Coach Keay Smith, Jan Hoqenauer, Betsy Leverinq, Ann Wittman, Claudia Barclay, Gall Van Arkel, Chip St. John, Alice Hoqenauer, Elsie Lonqenecker, Judy Graham, Captain Cindy Otto. I iust floated to tbe surface. and said to myself, It's wel Anna Moore Judy Graham Jenni Ruins Peqqy Zook. MIDDLE ROW: FRONT HOW: Mary , , 1 Jan Hoqencxuer, Carolyn Viccry, Sally Gilda. BACK ROW: Bobbi Cary, Betty Nesbitt, Sue CHEERLEA DER! The cheerleading squad has grown a great deal in size and spirit this year. Much of this can be credited to the eight new, peppy cheerleaders who, after the much encouraged tryouts, were chosen by co-captains, Judy Graham and Jenni Rains. These girls are Sue Richie, Sally Gilda, Bobbi Cary, .lan -Hogenauer, Peggy Zook, Carolyn Vicary, and Betty Nesbitt. Some new and much-needed cheers where learned at meetings and then were introduced at pep rallies. During the soccer season some bonfire pep rallies were held outsideg these en- couraged a lot of good school spiritg consequently, the support behind the teams has grown this year. , Four cheerleaders were also chosen to cheer at the Brown and White games, in the hope that this would increase the enthusiasm for the intermural sports. The possibility of boy cheerleaders was discussed this year but none were added to the squad. Perhaps the boys will really be interested next year. How about it? Richie. And with one loud worraworraworraworraworra, be jumped V 7 v Nyvq , Q.. ' '5 In .. .M K . og. , O 'Nik K fw ' S 1' ,. 2 5, 'r ' , iv I P , e. QF, ' eawkfcbwafa af 7m gem 6omPlimenfs of fire Class of '57 Beef of luck from flze 61m of '58 ?e4z' Wake af Me ?4'zeaz'4 ' Zuma!! 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Phone Walnut 3-O17-I-6 Write: 1010 Chestnut St. 3-0114-7 Philadelphia 7,Pa. HIGH JOYCE 8 DON'S SHOES H1-cm-mm TO COLLEGE STR EET WEST CH ES TER, PA. C. 0. HOFFMAN The store of Better Footwear West Chester, Po. W. W. MORHARD CO. Wallpaper - Paints 13 N. Church Street West Chester, Pa. J. THE HOUSE OF B. SIMON 8: BRO HOUSE FURNISHINGS, SEEDS, SPORTING GOODS PAINTS, HARDWARE AND TOYS 127 W. GAY ST. WEST CH EST ER, PA. COMPLIMENTS of WEST CHESTER LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. MARK ET AND ADAMS STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. TURNER MOTORS Kwai ggufst goal aomfzany 500 EAST GAY 51,5557 Studebaker - Packard WEST CHESTER, PA. Office - W. C. 4700 West Chester, Pc. Business Machines 81 EQUIPMENT COMPUHY PENN MUTUAL FIRE INS. co 116 E. Gay Sires! WEST CHESTER, PA. Wes! Clleshr, Pe. ADDING MACHINES - CASH REGIS1-ERS Mutual Fire Insurance at g1CLU51vE1'ypE11q-1-ERAGENCY it S best SII.1'1Ce 1867. WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL SERVICE - SUPPLIES - RENTALS Valley -lane! ICE CREAM CANDY MILKSHAKES AT THE END OF .IOHNNIE'S WAY Phone West Chester l926-J5 JOHN THOMAS BENNETT Dispensing Optician 34 WEST MARKET STREET ladioining Mansion House Hotel, WEST CHESTER, PA. HARRIS JEWELERS Home of All National Expert Watch Brand Watches and Jewelry Repair Engtaving 12 West Guy Street Wes Phone We t Chester, Po st Chester 0871 . W. . D. EDWARDS BIEHN E GJLBERT Printing and Stationery 128 W- Market St- l2l East Gay Street West Chester, Pu. West Chester, Pa. Phone 0234 R HOBERMI-tN'S THE STORE OF NATIONALLY m ADVERTISED BRANDS O 21 North Hia sum WEARING APPAREL FOR GIRLS AND women Wa' ggggnpfggylvm con. CHURCH AND CHESTNUT s'rs. wesr CHESTER, PENNA. PHONE 2971 TOM LEE LAUNDRY M. s. YEARSLEY af soNs JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY PHONE 1540 152 w. GAY STREET HARDWARE PAINTS 112-116 WEST CHESTER, PA. E. MARKET ST. 'EST CHEST PHONE 2950 ER, PA. BACK we :AMP IN THE ADIRONDACKS SABAEL P.O. ON INDIAN LAKE HAMILTON COUNTY NEW YORK A Westtown Camp A Wilderness Camp for Families and Adults Life at Back Log is as free from the busy world as we can make it: there is one telephone fparty-linelg there are no radios, mail comes once a day fusuallylg there is no car-road into Camp. We do have good beds, good food, good company, and a great expanse of the Adirondack Forest on all sides. Our pleasure is to help our guests enioy the beauty and peace of this wilderness. Some like to loaf around camp and swim or sleep, or read. Some like to cmoe or try for the pike and bass. Some like to ioin us on our varied trips through the Forest md its lakes and mountains. We fumish all the manpower and the equipment needed fexcept fishing tacklel. Our rates are modest with special wrmgements for families. For infomation talk to Master Carroll or Master Tom Brown or write to Lydia C. Cadbury, Pendle Hill, Wallingford, Pa. SAMUEL E. 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