Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1956 volume:

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H... . lux. vi.-h. si:-9 ,U-,ggx giiffixrzif ' ,Ffa fu ' ' mfr' Y 1 f f fi ww, V, -L, Wim, : f . , 2-1 L., 0 w 1 4 w H lfiffi 1 l . n S The time has come for us to leave Westtown a d most of us will go on to college. Many people forget their high school and yet Westtown graduates do not forget Westtown. Chr school is a mixture of tradition and changes. For the past few years we have had a part in the forming of Westtown's character and this year as the Senior Class, we have been brought very close to the inner work- ings of the school. School work and meetings seem evenly divided. Council, the Steering Committee. Religious Life Committee, Work Program Committee, Service Committee. the Athletic Associations. the Amicus and class meetings have taken a large chunk of our time. What we have put into Westtown, however, represents only a small amount of the returns. In order that we might remember more of this, Westtown - we present our yearbook. the Amicus of 1956. slam? Nh QQ I f Q I N ' can Master Dan. now in his seventh year as headmaster. has always taken a thoughtful interest in our activities here a d has helped to guide us in many decisions which we as a class have had to face. Teacher Rachel. with her advice freely given and her love of the Scots. has been a colorful part of the school. In the capac- ity of assistant principal, shexhas written ma y reccomendations for us a d has concerned herself with our scholastic records. The dea s have perhaps been especially importa t to us. Teach- er Anne has managed her job as Dean of Girls with a sense of hu- mor that has been refreshing. Master Charlie has often laughed with us, sometimes disciplined us, but has always been fair. we will long remember the Big Four as a part of Westtown life that has been very importa t to us. . is 5511. V -H U I-I 0 u 'll U IE 0 H 0 U 5 DJ n O IH -D I U U U 'U rv! 'C 6- Q -ul I 0 I-I Uh I bw 'U U Fl U exandar Hay. Al YO!! 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Keay Smith ATS' 10 Lake Drive. Clear Water. Florida Algebra Teacher. 2.l.S: Canoeing Instructor: 2.1: Chemistry Sub- stitute. S: Dedicatee. S: Faculty Pl . Lead. lg Fall Dance Comm., lg Life Saving Instructor. 2:cgcience Teacher. 2.1.51 Swimming Instructor. .l,Sg Work Progra Advisor. 2.l.S. 2nd class ... Mike ... Florida tan ... 'Come on. you kidsl' ... Bathing suit figure ... Guitarist cum laude ... Head War and Peace three times ... 'Swimmers ready. on your mark ---go!' ... Hospitality plus ... Earlham forever ... Always in a hurry 1- mostly late ... Italian lessons with Nancy ... Hates to get up in the morning ... Can't see without her glasses ... 'Stop!' ... Characteristic laugh ... 'Colonel' for three weeks ... Guardian of the ninth-grade angels ... 'I'm not a'student!' ... Milk and crackers regularly ... Bermuda shorts ... Saturday naps ... Sweater for Dad ... Understanding ...Personality plus. Y' Alexander Horsfield Hay f v- Westown School, Westtown, Pennsylvania Boys' Council, Permanent: Senior Canoe Trip: Bird Trips: Current Events in assembly: Ex-French Teacher: History Teacher, Modern, l,U .S.. S: Qiakerism Teacher. S: Christmas Dance Committee. Extremely democratic Hand through the hair Tartan tie and kilt Wine colored coat Enjoys a good joke Sailor's roll as he walks 'I guess we'll have a quiz' Sense of humor - guffaw Makes history inter- esting Current events after Time magazine comes out 'People spelled P-E-E-P-U-L' Tweed jacket Never commits himself Proud of relatives '--Like a ladies' hat sale' 'Heap big' '-Saved off, hammered down oa- -rn- K f A I r ' '?T5T 7'v'?' i'l:1i, - ' 1- ' il - -' 'f'-?'122' ' f -f -- 4 ,-23. .I gt S . V il 4, . .-:gy , ' , , ut . ' L lg, , 1:41 -5 ' . Em'Llv,N Ei' rf-'H - A Q39 ' Q , ' , FT '- . ,! 7 X g L-'2.L:E'f1': 1' :g::f- Elizabeth Ann Abbott 236 Grandview Avenue, Pitman, New Jersey RW Archery, 11 Senior Play S7 Mixed Chorus, lg Operetta, 1: K.O.B. Carrier, S: Junior Prom. Comm., 1. lst class 'How doin'?' Some people think she's quiet!! 'Certainly' Favorite cupid of girl's end . .. Those Sunday .afternoon mysteries 'Look outl' R'xpa's own dairy maid 'Where's my partner in crime?' 'Now that we've planned it. it won't come true 'I'll get scared and fail it again' Superstitious? no, not me!' 'I just like being devilish -- so!' 'All I like to do is water ski' Writes in her diary every night Phones parents every week ...'Which sailor shall I write next?' Dietitian for a week 'Told ya!' ... 'Don't get flipl' Visits roommate all summer Jit- terbug fiend Football enthusiast Abbitta 'Half a glass of milk please' 'What's going to happen next?' 'I broke two mirrors. What am I going to do?' ' , ,f. ff-y-afrb Evan Wroe Alderson 501 Oakley Road, Haverford, Pennsylvania Amicus Staff, Photography Manager, S3 Religious Life Comm., li P.P.O. Staff, lj Senior Play, S7 Soccer Varsity Sp Stage Crew, 2,1, head, S- Shakespecre, 1. 2nd class ... 'Morbid propensity to sloth a d procrastin- ation'... Holy poly . ..'The equator is supposed to be the biggestl' Evanescent I'ut, tut. Evan!'... Pillar of the Stage Crew 'Putt. putt, Evan'... 'Move it!'... 'I'm hungry! '. . . Guppy .. .'K.O.B.s! ! !' . . .'Get out of here Matlack and you too Keiserl' An actor ...Ole of Cac's geniuses 'Will you stop that?' Doesn't believe in homework ... Sees Saturday night progra s from behind the scenes Dirty Ev Doesn't believe in work 'Get out! Can't you see that I'm working?' 'Short. fat and ... 'Why did you do that?' john George Arnold Woodcrest, Rifton, New York Mixed Chorus, 1, Senior Play, S7 Service Comm., S7 Track, J.V., 1. 2nd class ... '- u drink of yerba,mute?' ... late to bed and late to rise ... 'Ah. zat's really zumzing' ... Papa in Play ... Harpooning alligators ... Deep psychological religious discussions ... Accused of drinking tea ... 'Ah, gemHtlich!' ... Too much work ... 'Now I can study!' ... 'That terrible televisionl' ... One arm chin ups ... Judith Austin Riverside Drive, Salisbury, Maryland Kitchenette Comm. Head, S, Mixed Chorus, lp Glee Club, 1, S3 Shakes- peare Play, 17 Brown and White, Typist, 2,l,Sg Amicus, Typist, S. 2nd class 'Cupcakes for salel' Phone calls from Richard 'There goes TSB!' Mail putter-outer 'She doesn't lcnow her head from a hole in the ground' ..... 'Big deal!' Oh, the heck with him' .. . Wild about Glenn Miller... 'I'll just tell him where to go!' 'Ya big bumbler' '01, sinl' Perfect penmcmship ...'Oh bay. a new recipel' 'Qu'est-ce que c'est?' Coffee fiend Always late 'That's a new one' 'What a riotl' 'How about that? 'Out of the way. short stuff' 'My heart!' 'Very funny' 'Huhyahl' Nose always in a book 'Come on. you guys' .. . 'Hiya' Surprise parties galore - with confetti 'I'm dying to see that show' 'Good one, ace' 'Maniac' and proud of it Mary Heldon Baker Box 34, R.D. l, Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Amicus, Co-editor, S, First Class Member, Athletic Assoc. Vice Pres., Si Basketball, J.V., 2, lg Class Song Comm., li Dance Comm., Spring Formal, l, Christmas, li Hockey, J.V. l, Varsity, S7 Mixed Chorus, l,S: Operetta, 1: Senior Play, Lead, S7 Senior Play Comm. S7 Service Comm., Rotating Member, 2, Skating Rank, 4th, 2,l,S, Tennis, J.Y., 2, Varsity, lg Glee Club, 2,17 Shakespeare Play, Lead, 2, Cast, li P.P.O. Staff, S, Friends School Day, Comm. for Assembly, S5 Handbook typist, S. 2nd class ... One of the Edgerton clan ... 'Wellesley. L hopel' ... 'My brother says --:' ... Betty's wife for three years ... 'Back in Sinking Spring --' ... 'Isn't Cac cute!' ... 'Remember the time I brushed my teeth with Prell shampoo?' ... Thursday go to meeting suit ... 'I'm having my tonsils out!' ... Scared of bees ... 'Would you mind if I turn the radio off?' ... 'I'm anemicl' ... An aunt four times ... 'Neatl' ... Country girl ... Cool. calm and collected Princeton weekend 'You should see the farm -' ... Josephine College ... 'All I need is some real meat' . - Christopher Stark Biddle Reservoir Road, West Chester, Pennsylvania Mixed Chorus, 1, S5 Religious Life Comm., S5 Service Comm., 3: Amicus Staff, Advertising Manager, S5 Brown and White, Advertising Manager, S: First Prize Essay Contest, 1. 3rd grade 'If you do that just once more, just once more :-' 'Gm no! Not saltines again' Do you think she will? - really?' Jazz fiend 'If they won't come up here. we won't go down therel' Food from home ... Lukewarm on his clarinet ... 'C'mon Mel. just tell me what's the assignment!! 'Aren't you going to decorate your wall with cnything?' Starch Fast shaves 'Crimony.' 'Jim. about this chem -' 'Beedle' . Anti-swearing campaign . .. 'Starvation diets, bah!' 33,3 ? J JF. -:.k.. . 'ffl' If Y Deborah Haines Borton EQA:-Luxe., 294 West Main Street, Moorestown, New Jersey Athletic Association, Secretary, S7 Basketball J.V., 27 Costume Comm. Permanent, Co-chairman, S7 Hockey Varsity, 2,l,S, Captain, S, LaCrosse Varsity, 2,15 Orchestra, 2,1,Sp Senior Playg Handbook Staff, Sp Service Comm. l,S5 Amicus Characteristics Comm. S: 2nd class 'Debbie' Almost a faculty brat Two years with the same wife 'Costume Committee tomorrow' ... Head stick pusher ... Homesick for Back Log ... 'Yes, I made it all myselfl' ... Misses class of '55 - wonder why!' ... A real camper from way back ... Family connec- tions Good little girl??! 'I just can't wait!' Sister will follow in her footsteps ... Fresh air fiend Still loyal to Moorestown Friend's??? Knits a lot . 'Last summer at Back Log --!' ... Private secretary ... Oberlin and Haverford fam ... Likes history ... One of the many from Moorestown ... Favors Alumni ... Fed the hockey team ... 'Come on, let's go!' ... Hamdknit sweat- ers ... A. Charles Nonnates Brock Valley Road, Newtown Square, Pennsylvania Amicus Staff, Art Editor, S7 Bird Club, 3,2,l,S1 Brandywine Club, 3,2,l,Sg Council, Rotating, l,S7 Fall Dance Comm., 17 Junior Prom Comm., lp Christmas Dance Comm., li Fire Runner, Sp Service Comm., 1: Swimming, J.V., 3, Varsity, Z,I,S, Capt. S. 'Have you seen any red sheep lately?' 'Did I ever tell you about South Ame-riccx?' 'Anyone for the Frog Pond?' Coffee break at 8:30 . . . 'When In was in Ithazz -' Charter bird club member Captain of the Holy Nine .. . Brocks Box Lunch ... Lung cancer? Elizabeth Wheeler Butcher 57 South Main Street, Cranbury, New Jersey Amicus, Characteristics Comm. S7 Athletic Association, Treasurer S7 Baseball, 2,15 Class Day Banquet, 15 Class Song Comm. li Council, Rotating, S7 Fall Dance Comm. 2,15 Junior Prom, lg Spring Formal, 17 Christmas Dance Comm. 2,17 Handbook Staff, S7 Make-up Comm., Shakes- peare, 1: Mixed Chorus, l, S, President, S: Operetta, lg Senior Play: Scenery Comm., Operetta, lp Skating, 4th rank, 27 Softball, 2,13 Glee Club President, 2,15 Senior Octet, S. 2nd class One of the Edgerton girls 'Let's see if we can get some more apricots' Dodger fan Three years with the same wife Brother at Tiger Town 'I got five letters' . .. Nightly phone calls 'Botch'... 'Candy store today' 'Don's coming up this weekend!'... 'I'm not going to get upset this year' ... Collects rings 'That was the guy from Villa Nova. this is someone different!' 'Now what am I going to do?' 'I'm hungry ' Always in a jam A host of nicknames 'For crying out loudl' Wild summers at Haven Beach . . ' - but we're just friendsl' Lives for the weekends... Worry wort 'I dunno' .. M Judith Cabot 6 Clement Circle, Cambridge 38, Massachusetts Amicus, Co-Editor, S, First Class Member, li Council, Secretary-Treas- urer, 1, Rotating, 27 Cum Laude Banquet, lg Fall Dance Comm., li Junior Prom, l7Christmas Dance, lp Hockey J.V., 2,l, Varsity, S7 Mixed Chorus, l,S7 Scholarship Award, Highest, 27 Skating Rank, 4th, 2, 3rd, li Soft- ball, 2, Swimming J.V., 2,17 Tennis Varsity, lp Work Program Comm., S, Rotating 2, Secretary, S, Shakespeare Play, 2,17 Senior Octet, Sp Glee Club, 27 P.P.O., S. 2nd class Harvard forever German Work Camp . .. 'I feel like doing something drastic' Boston accent Calm, cool and collected 'Now at Shady Hill -' . .. 'G1.I've had that since 7th grade!'... 'I'hose dry jokes 'I don't care' Always on time 'I ought to be doing something!' 'Cyrano' ...'C11. I feel so fatl' Toted guitar through Europe Quiet organization ...'Radcliff. I guess' Artistic streak Chews off nervous energy ...'--- in the middle of my piece and the lights went out' . .. Sports car fan via brothers 'Sorry. Pol, I ate the whole can' 'Come now' A true sesquipedalian . .. Don' t ask me! Andrew Carlson 3740 64th Street, Long Island, New York Baseball, J'.V., l. 2nd class 'But Master Charlie' 'The Heap'... 'Quick,make a key for that doorl' Master Burdette's boy Knows all about tunnels 'Well what do you know?'the lights went off in the Casino!' Maltreat- ment cf the German Language 'But, Master Tom. we didn't mean to get caught driving the school truckl' 'This is next year - won money on the Dodgers' Fol- lows in Norm's footsteps. , Chades Lundy Chase 1816 16th Avenue, Monroe, Wisconsin Baseball, J.V., 17 Bflsketbflll. .T.V., li Council, Rotating, lj Handbook Editor, S7 Mixed Chorus, S. lst class ... 'Oh. Wisconsin' ... 'I don't know what to Say!! ... 'My golly' ... 'I type all English papers for a living' . .. Good Republican .. . Ball games in Florida . . . Chase and Cnase National Banks . . . Milwaukee Braves forever ... Senior Play curtain boy ... 'Want to have a catch?' ... 'Fan mail today?' ... Milwaukee Journal paper boy ... 'aw. tough' ... 'Fiddle-dee-dee' ... Sophisticated man about town ... Vacations in Florida ... 'Dems de breaks' ... 'What you want dat cockeyed thing for?' ... Making money in Supermarkets all summer Almost a cat ... Definite college plans ... 'Master Ben. I want late lights for the rest of the month!' ... ne of Colonel's boys ... Never ever swears ... Long trips on train for va- cations . . . Ann Hathaway Coleman M 1810 South Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Class Song Comm., 1: Council, Rotating, 23 Operetta, li Orchestra, 1: Religious Life Comm., 1. 3rd class ... Sharp at the piano ... Cosmopolitan tastes 'Today is 'Be kind to roommate day Perfect pitch ... 'How did he know that I liked red roses best?' ... Brahams devotee ... That Yale vocabulary ...'Don't all brothers and sisters have the same middle names?' ... Poise plus ... Snaps her fingers in glee 'I feel like breaking something!' ... Second Horowitz ... 'Call me Ysnap, call e Andrea. call me anything but Bnnl' ... He- strains her temperament ... Still waters run deep ... 'I just don't go for double checkout!' ... Likes puns ... Carnivorous . . . 'This is absurd! ' . . . 'Excelsiorl ' . . . . 'Eh what a beautiful nightl' Likes to write lettersl?1 ... Card shark ... Wo ts a nine foot Steinway ... Frequent trips to the Academy of Mhsic ... - ' ,iw eff- Mr. wwly Mary Louise Collins Columbus Road, Granville, Ohio Library Staff, l,S, Mixed Chorus, Sp Orchestra, l,Sp Senior Play Lead: Softball, lg Work Program Rotating, lg Community Chest Representative, S. lst class ... New England caution ... ' h swear words' ... ... Easiest person to room with ... 'Tinker' ... 'BGrbie. wake me up at SAM' ... Never stays awake ... Those sum-- mers in Vermont .. . 'Pofter' . . . Has developed an interest in the weather . .. 'Maybe we're relatedl' . . . Her roommate may even persuade her to go to Earlham ... Looks good in blue 'Wheeel' 'I will not wear my tail longl' Has a pen of every color and ink to match ... Turns cart- wheels in the hall ... Keeps family of skunks in her room Great Katrin! !... 'I haven't seen him in two years' ... Lady trumpeter ...'I'm just too lousy for such things' Even a personal dictionary for T.S.B.'s class 'Oh. skunk juicel' 'Oh. those disgusting letters' Mul- ticolored hair ... 'Barbie. we've got to get another orange cratel' 'I'm just not made riqhtl' -,, , . . r ,-N1 -Kinsm- gg , ,gy::'sz515i r L , :vssgfrxs - , .Q-:ef '- Wfflii 5. . 'ii'- 5 32 . Q V -.':?'11ffVQ.1i2 ' : i'sJi?EE ' F4132 ' Marjorie Mary Cooper Winter Green Hill, Painesville, mio Athletic Assoc., Mgr., S7 Brown and White, Associate Editor, S1 Fall Dance Comn., l,S7 Christmas Dance, 15 Mixed Chorus, 1, Sp Operetta, I,S5 Scenery Comm., Operetta, 1, Senior Octet, S. lst class Loudest sneeze in the school 'Oh pot!' .. . Never quiet for a moment 'You guessed her Chester . .. That poison ivy 'I need someone to cut oranges!' .. 'Honk! honkl' ... Has six versions of 'Autumn leaves' One of the Penn-Navy girls 'It's Margot! not Mar- gotl' ... Letters from Huntington Natural curly eye- lashes . . . Large record collection . . :Crazy laugh . . . 'My dad will do it!' 'I'll never do that againl' Chap- erones the hockey team Always forgetting to watch the time 'It's Painsville, not Zainsvillel' 'Oh for crying in a bucket!' 'Next time I'll go by plane' 'Take a picture! - It lasts longer!'... 'T.S. Tough Stuff' The clown with the serious interior One of the Phi Gamma girls 'Poor thingl' 'C'est la vie!' . .51 - ' -' Af ,rf Elizabeth Edward Bowne Court I517 Iroquois Avenue, Detroit 14, Michigan Costume Comm., Operetta, 2,17 Dance Comm., Spring Formal, 17 Make-up Comm., Permanent, S7 Religious Life Comm., S: Brown and White, Typist, 1,S, Reporter, lp Shakespeare Play, Properties, 1. 2nd class 'He's a good man! He comes from the Midwest' ... A killing way of saying things ...'I say there, Miss-' 'Lisel' 'Ole of those!' 'Yau nasty little bug- gard' Too many things to do in too little time ... 'Master Ben, would you please explain -!' 'In the year One - ' 'I wrote home about six weeks ago' The on- ly girl on the dorm who can shower and dress in two min- utes Late to bed and early to rise ... 'Honestly, you have to be careful what you say around herel' .. . Studies frantically 'But I still don't get what you are driv- ing atl' Easily embarrassed . .. The clenched teeth - 'I-leh, heh. heh!' 'Foaming at the mouth -' ... Ballet on the floor 'By the way, what's your density?' Rebecca jane Dimmette 201 Highland Avenue, Lenoir, North Carolina Amicus, Art Editor, S7 Athletic Assoc., Manager, S, Council, Permanent, 3: Dance Comm., Fall, 3,2,l,S, Spring Formal, 1, Christmas, 3,2,1: Hockey, .T.V., S: LaCrosse, 15 Mixed Chorus, 1,57 Ring and Pin Comm., lp Service Comm., 37 Scenery Comm., Permanent, 3,2,1, Work Program Comm., 17 Senior Octet, Sy Glee Club, 3,2. 3rd class Hillbilly from North Carolina ... 'I.1et's get something to eatl' ... Big brown cow eyes ... 'Did I get a y mail?' ... 'You all' ...'good grief' ... 'I can't un- derstcmd this at alll' Cedar-perfumed room Slit dungaree bermudas Class artist Widow of the 'Un- called Four' ... Clothes galore ... Coordinatedl?l ... Likes to be difficult ... 'I just can't guess'... Southern drawl ... Cashmere sweaters ... 'How do you spell -?' ... 'Twin brother!' ... 'Baccy' ... That mothball stench ... Plaid stretcher ... 'Here's just the pill you need' ... 'NCBIH not South Carolina' ... Active eyebrow ... 23 inch waist ... 'These deprived peoplel' ... ,nv If fi 'Nf1'rf?: M ,,.Eriwe , W.,. .,... ,Q ,NM,,, fr. ,x:'-,gpg qiidyfa fy' 53155 t' . 'i5f'f L- -4. ,fsgqf 4 1 joel Hart Dimmette 201 Highland Avenue, Lenoir, North Carolina Amicus Staff, Photographer, S3 Athletic Association, Mgr.,-Si Brown and White, Photographer, 3,2,l3 Fall Dance Comm., 3: Christmas Dance Comm., 3: Mixed Chorus, 3,2,1,S5 Operetta, 3,2,l: Steering Comm., Rot- ating, 23 W.P.C., 1, Head, S3 Senior Sextet, S. 3rd class 'Wait - ha - minute' 'I can fix it' 'I blew 7 fuses in 30 minutesl' 4 years with Hunter ... 'Now down in Nawth Carolina -' 'H1mter. I'm going to screw your next job shift!' 'I'll ask Becky what to do!' ... 'It'S your turn to brew it' ... 'I'm not go- ing to clean the room either!' 'If you will, I willl' Omer of the dark room Rastuss fan Lives in 1369 ... Trenton Royal Opera Co. fan Drives a mean pick-up truck. Robert Gerald Doll ' 4-d Ranch, Box 143, Route 5, Bellingham, Washington fl Amicus Staff, Characteristics Comm., Sp Class Song Comm., li Mixed Chorus, l,S7 Operetta, 1,S7 Senior Play, S7 Service Comm., S7 Vespers Choir, Sp Festival, Comm., S. 3rd class 'I smell foodl' Those taps on the shoes 'Now how 'bout thatl' ...-'I'd love to come to your place for Spring vacationl' 'Don't let it get stale' Dumbo Youngest member of the class Gained 40 pounds over the summer The '56 cynic 'Well, boys, I finally got my licensel' Hair!! First love - sleep!'f.. I'hat's against my principles' Kool Bob Low drawers 'Take thati' 'You learn something new everyday' Burns trash, in wastebasket 'Jump offl' . .. The slouch 'We live on Puget Sound. won't you drop in some time?' 'I only take ten minutes to comb it! I Z! 'F ,. e - f , .554 , A Q A s f n '..::.xAg42lM ' ' f-, H. 5 '. '.-'-'. .ig gig. 3 N u a-J vi' e ff . ggi ',:xxt'ia,. if Tift' C, is 5? ' ik, in 4 Wendy Bunting Ford Old Pennell Road, Glen Riddle, Pennsylvania Archery, lg Brown cmd White, Reporter, l,S: Dance Comm., Fall Dance, 3, Christmas Dance, 2, Spring Formal, lp Halloween Comm., 3: Hockey, LV., S: Mixed Chorus, S7 Steering Comm., Rotating, S7 Glee Club, 2, S5 Senior Play, Properties Comm., S. 8th grade Princeton fan 'Hey, you guysl' 'Not -too deadly' Aunt from England 'Hey. come see my new clothesl' 'Great!' 'Would you please be quiet, I'm trying l?l to studyl' Wild summer in Maine 'Have K.O.B.s come up yet?' 'I finally got my license' Tap water coffee ... 'Can anybody translate this French?' 'I say ol' chapl' 'I'll never make it to dinner' 'I live in the sticks' 'Do you like it long or short?' Interest in local oil company ...'He's so sveetl' Local yokel Che of the original Those Sunday meal pers . .. 'That's pretty casual' 'That ole heep of a caddy -' Problems, problems, prob- lems 'Gu Betty. will you listen to me?' Larry Forman Lombardy Orchard , Easton, Maryland Athletic Association, President, Sg Intramural Captain, S3 Baseball J .V 2,l,S, Captain, S, Council, Rotating, 27 Senior Play, S7 Soccer J.V., S Track, Varsity, 1. 2nd class 'lar' Lanky Quaker Che of Colonel's boys Moderate member of Holy Nine 'I don't know if I should go with you guysl' . . . Grease ball with crew cut . .. Encourages evil. but does good Naturally co-or- dinated A's in Algebra Il Natural aptitude for French 'I'm an innocent little boyl' Long ties to meeting Studiqus? English papers always the night before they are due Always on time Silent hacker 'This school is full 'of queers!'... 'I.et's nail the door shut ',. Alice Mary Forsythe 418 Penn Road, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania Amicus, Circulation Mgr., S: Costume Comm., Operetta, 1: Make-up, Senior Play, S7 Shakespeare Play, 27 Glee Club, 1. 2nd class One of the bridge foursome ... 'I'll say!' 'Hand me a tissue, will you?' ... Has an attachment to Woodside Park 'That would go over like a lead balloon' 'Let's open the radio' 'I-Ie's a good egg -' Sammy Davis Ir. fam ... 'Get the picture?' ... Europe next sum- mer 'Ya see' Loves to sleep 'Three no trump' Likes to use the word 'fond'...'Ya ain't just kidding, kid' Crazy summers at Stone Harbor 'Listen. kid' ... Always taking meal pers ... Long fingernails ... 'How about some coffee?' ... Sunday afternoon visitor ... Pre- fers the city ... Hates cold weather ... Independent ... 'Oy, Gavolt!' i t k ,, ,.., g Q1, ,,!,,f. I , ., ,A g:,E,,,,,.,,,., if .i t .I i , Z. 4 vI:,,1',.L3:Q'55233g11 Ruth Paula Gerenbeck 324 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Bala-Cynwyd, Pennsylvania Work Program Comm., l, Head, S1 Class Day Banquet, lg Class Song Comm., lg Dance Comm., Fall, 1, Valentine, l, Spring Formal, li Hallo- ween Comm., 2,l5 Mixed Chorus, l,S7 Operetta, l,S, Orchestra, 2,l,S7 Religious Life Comm., 2, Senior Play, S1 Service Comm., 11 Steering Comm., Permanent, 27 Tennis, Varsity, l,Sg Class Sec. and Treas., li Senior Octet, S, Vespers Choir, ly String Quartet, 2,l,S7 Uncalled Four, lf Cheerleader, S. 2nd class Polly 'It's bargain day!' First of the Gerenbecks lat Westtownl 'Well. I'll be a flat-- footed ballet dancer' Dixieland jazz 'All right for you!' 'I'hat scrubwoman's shuffle 'You'l.L never guess whatl' T.V. quotations 'Now. my sister --' Crazy dancer Nope. She's three years younger' Her coat of many colors 'Beddy-bye. here I comel' Squeaky violin 'Don't mind if I do' 'I'm going to grow my hair' . Plays the violin, guitar, piano and phonograph .. Sarah Dixon Gilda 273 Lincoln Way East, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Costume Comm. Shakespedreli-lUf1i0Y PYOUH li SPl'iY1Q F0fmCl1, li Chfist' mas Dance, 27 Senior Play Lead, Softball, 27 Steering Comm. I-lead, S5 Cheerleading, l,S, Co-captain, Sp Glee Club, 3,2,l, SeCl'9fC1'Y1 l- 3rd class Crinolins galore 'You know what I'd tell 'em don't ya ! ! ' . . . Saraaah . . . Gullible . . . Those Law- renceville weekends! 'It's Pityriasisroseaf That Penn-Navy game 'I come from the valley' 'Cheeeeez' 'But all I did was shake it a little and then take my thumb off the top!' 'Marianita!' Phi Gamma's for- ever Her brother's friends Weekly telephone call from Yale Peppy cheerleader 'Ya hear?' Steers Westtown Classic wink 'Oh dear ---' Sleeps through anything Little girl smile Cider l?J par- ties after lights ...Che baby pillowcase int: 4- , ' X 1: 1- A V e ' ' rj- V . f-,.-'r,ff'f.if.?lf:69130 555 ,. 5 N555 1-31iZ1'f?JtEQ3 ' J L5':'Ff:Zi:5E ?fA ' 1' 4 ' Q-J.. ' ' ' zf.'fl'f1k3fQe2 . if.T' ' ilf' ' 4 ,L-. W:f7i'3 ' V:-75T.'. fy, ,-11. 1 j',L,:l 1 1 ' 1561 zh. Caal Richard Granquist Repsloqaesqatan, Noukopinq, Sweden Mixed Chorus, S. lst class 'Carly' 'Is that a Harris Tweed?' 'How did that get there?' 'I'm sorry to have bothered you!' The Swedish Romeo 'May I come in?' 'How do you do this problem ' 'Oh. that Master Benl' More electricity in his hair than Master Burdette could use 'Does it burn?' 'Well I knew it all the time but -' Doesn't believe in socks 'But I've done my part of the room!' Rene Louis Guerster cfo Policer, Cedar Street, Millville, New Jersey Amicus Staff, Characteristics Comm., S7 Brown and White, Managing Editor, Sp Class Song Comm., 15 Cum Laude Banquet, li Mixed Chorus, I, S: Orchestra, Sp Senior Play, S7 Service Comm., Rotating Member, 2, Permanent, 35 Shakespeare Play, lg Roller Skating Comm., lg Religious Life Comm., Rotating Member. S, Softball League Captain, 1. 3rd class ... 'You guys make fun of my name - you're just jealous I got there firstl' ... 'What d'ya mean?' 'I don't have one class down at the girls' end' 'You got a date tonight?' ... 'Me? You kiddin'?' ... 'What's the matter? Am I infringing upcn your morals?' Staunch Millvillian ... 'Play it cool in school, man' ... 'I'm in the mood for food' ... 'Keiser, this cake may be old but it's gamd!' ... 'Who says my English is lousy?' ... Stone House Alumnus ... Gullible ... 'Aw, c'mon, be a buddy'.., Up Iohnny's Way at 95 . . . Hot Rod boy . . . 'Matlack keeps telling me to get out of his room!' ... 'O.K. Pennell. hit the pad!' ... Top half of room 55 ... 'Look, you guys! I'm serious' ... 'It's fifty years old' ... 4- 5 u JQ X'a,,, . E. ' , 5 C ' 'f.i- 4-. ' ' Sl' ,f I - l - 'g if . 1 v 1 ..'l'a. 1 - 1, 52 FWHMJQEHMWKF? ,1 'ht flyf i Et? ?ffEM511f1 ' , 6 I ,L f ,' sa fe f' 1,11-snag 5.5 .,. li' ' EIWWl2:Sg2EW?L Craigie Hammond Route 1. West Redding. Connecticut Athletic Assoc., S, White Intramural Capt., S1 Basketball, J,V., 2, Varsity, 1,Sp Brandywine Club, 35 Brown and White, Reporter 2,11 Cos- tume Comm., 2,1,S, Operetta, 2,l, Senior Play, S7 Dance Comm., Fall, 3,2, Valentine, 2, Christmas, 25 Fire Chief 1,5 Hockey, J.V. 2, Varsity, 1,Sp LaCrosse, 2,1,S: Mixed Chorus, 1,S7 Operetta, 1,51 Religious Life Comm., 27 Senior Play, S: Service Comm., 27 Skating Rank, 2,l,Sl Soft- ball, 37 Steering Comm., Rotating, 2: Tennis, J.V., 2: Senior Octet, Head Sp Vespers Choir, 1 S, Glee Club, 3,2. 3rd-class Hates to have her picture taken 'Is that A .1 -... phone call for me?' Poly sweatshirt 'A letter CI day keeps the doctor away' ... Heard before seen ... 'Ch. just tiggering around' ... The Armyli... Better half of Mantle 0f D5-9115-tY - --'By subway is the plebian way' 'You're kidding! ' . .. Convenient five first name isn't Victoria' ... 'This plete without gum. flies and overhead Connecticut .. . 'These rooms would be on their sides' ... Always tweedy .. -day weekend 'My world would be com- lights' Loyal to bigger if they were ean Warrington Hoag 251 Harrogate Road, Philadelphia 31, Pennsylvania Amicus, Characteristics Head, S7 Basketball, J.V., 2,15 Class Day Ban- quet, li Class Song Comm., 17 Handbook Editor, S5 Mixed Chorus, l,S5 Operetta, 1: Softball, 13 Shakespeare Play, 2,1. 2nd class 'Hat's the way hit goes!' Staggers from bed on 7:20 bell Haverford forever ... K-Toy in a bot- tlel' High boots and hobnails L-Sl .. . 'The Lakes!!' Brownie and fudge business 'Hokayl' Frequent trips to Haverford to see her brotherl?l ... 'It's not a govm, it's a genuine night shirtl' 'Hi. therel' 'There's troublel' l'hat's for sure,-- !. Last of the Hoag dynasty lat Westtovml .. . 'New Hamp- shire is much betterl' 'Watching out!'... Her seventh heaven - Mt. Washington ... 'Down at the Lakes'or 'Up at Carter ---' ... 'There's cr long, long traila-winding up to -' Loves music - - any kind falmostl 'Neatl' 'Goodo, Hoag --' .. janet Elizabeth Hogenauer 648 King Street, Port Chester, New York Archery, 2,17 Council, VSBP, S5 Rotation, 27 Christmas Dance Comm S7 4th Rank Skating, 27 Swimming, Varsity, 2,13 Cheerleading, 1. Znd class Our V.P. 'Good one. Hogenauer' let- ter a day... . 'Office - Number please' . .. Record-brealv ing swimmer Pete Always knitting Lafayette weekend . .. She's no angel Brother at Harvard 'Parlez-vous francais?' Last minute rush Her si- lent. proud manner . .. Those legs . . . Dem crackin' bones ... Those summers at camp ... 'Any relation to Master Gene?' Dimples 'I..inda, remind me -!' 'I' want a college near to homel' .. . Economy personified . ..'Elle parle francais touj ours' . . . 'Guess whatl' . . . Five-minute morning dresser Hand made jewelry 'But he's so darn cute! ' . .. 'Be careful with my Haverford bannerl' Margaret Ann Hopkins Darlington, Maryland Athletic Association, Manager S7 Basketball J.V. li Junior Prom Comm., 1, Fall Dance S3 Halloween Comm., S, Mantle of Dignity S5 Scenery Committee, Shakespeare li Work Program Comm., Rotating Member ly Vice-President of Class S. lst class Dignified l?l 'Don't get smart with me' ... Listens to the underclassman's problems ... 'Give me a break' Catty jacket 'I couldn't care less' Hoppy ... Always making squirrel faces ... 'Isn't he a little sweetheart?' Chaos in the chem lab 'Oh. I love this song' ... A certain delighted squeal ... 'It was a terrible thing!' Maryland accent 'Sure, you can borrow anything you want' AMF s initials in the dust Mother Mahood 'Oh, but his brother -!' Sun i?J bleached ... Smallest but fullest closet on dorm Would like winter if it wasn't so cold 'Daddy-O' ... What are you gurgling about?' ... Oriole fan ...Bro- ther's sweaters . . . Susan Nivin Horsfield J!M-'- 314 East 41st Street, New York 17, New York Amicus Staff Photographer, S7 Basketball Varsity, 2,1,S5 Brown cmd White, Staff Photographer, l,Si Class Day Banquet, 17 Class Song Comm., 1: Council, S.B.P., S, Permanent, 2,17 Fall Dance Comm., 3,15 Junior Prom, 1: Christmas Dance, 2,1,S7 Hockey J.V., 3, Varsity, 2,l,S1 Hallo- ween Comm., 25 Make-up Comm., Shakespeare, 1: Senior Play, Lead, S: Scholarship Award, Greatest Improvement, 37 Softball, 35 Steering Comm., Permanent, 37 Tennis Varsity, 2,1,S: Class Officer, Vice President, 17 Glee Club, 27 German Work Comm., 17 Handbook Comm., l. Sth grade ... 'Any more announcements? ... Cute lisp .. ' Hi there ' ... That Penn-Navy game! 'I wish I had mY Camera ' ...Sister at Wellesley ' Isn't Colonel cute? ' That all-purpose cough syrup ... 'I.et's lnve CI I-X11'tY Those two-minute showers Tennis fan ..- 'Cheersl' ... A smile for everyone ... 'How do you spell ITS?' ... Our First Lady ' I'm freezingl' Coffee and 11:00 lights are musts ... New York girl who loves the country Westonian for years ...'Reluctant to go on weekends ... Phi Gammas forever ... Bermnxlas... I- V X Edward Arnold Houghton 919 South 16th Street, Arlington, Virginia Senior Play Sp Track J.V., lg Shakespeare Play, lp Spring Formal Comm., li Junior Prom, 1: Handbook Comm., S. lst class .. . 'I'm not cheap' . .. 'Cane I borrow your 'Playboy'?' 'Arlington is the fastest growing commun- ity in the United States' 'He belongs to the same meeting I do' High hurdles man Silent Ed Authority on skin care Can't resist T.V. . to be inconspicuous Han two and one half miles today 'I work too hard' . .. SARCASTIC remarks... . . Prefers 9133353 -'53,-g3 ' 1 fra' G1 ' . Hfr3?w?A - ' : if if: jfzifzz sv Glerm Gary Hudson L: QNX 2064 Princeton Avenue, Seattle, Washington Chief Proctor S7 Boy's Council, FiOtGU-HQ' 2, Permanent, 1, Secretary, 1: Fall Dance Comm., S5 Junior Prom, 17 Christmas, l,S5 Mixed Chorus, S Ring and Pin, 15 Service Comm., S, Steering Comm., head, 15 Track, Varsity, 2,1, Capt., Sp Soccer, Varsity, S. 2nd class ... 'Is it a winner?' ... The Pock ... 'Who wants to proctor?' ... 'No starch please' ... 'If only I could see her out of school' ... 'Will she. or won't she?' ... Pinky ... 'What seems to be the matter?' ... 'Back in Seattle' ... 'Warshington' ... Popular ladies' man ... 'Who used this room as a smoking parlor?' ... 'Go to bed Pbarl!' ... 'Who's for workcamp?' ... 'Let's have a toast' Rabin Deborah Robin Hull 4005 Everett Street, Kensington, Maryland Class Day Banquet, lp Halloween Comm., S5 Religious Life Comm., Head, S7 Senior Play, Steering Comm., lp Shakespeare Play, 1: Property Comm., Shakespeare, 1. lst class Good things come in small packages 'I'm even younger and shorter than my roommate' .. . Hour-glass figure 'My name is Bobin!' Loaded with ideas I'll be over at Bacon ' Sophisticated seamstress ' Did I ever tell you about the goat we had in Greece? ' ' Ch rats! ' Barbarians from the Riviera are a con- stant threat ' Heh heh heh ' Usually seen with toothbrush in hand ' Poor little Robin ' Speaks English. French, German, and Bush Boogie 5 ft. 4!l0 of an inch tall ' Trick or treat? ' Gullible The crinoline kid Crazy mixed up roommates That mis- chievous look Always has vegetables hanging out the window ' Do y'all have '? the coordinated type ferociousl!?J innuendos about the Midwest David Peterson Hunter ! The Gate House, Hound Hill Road, Greenwich, Connecticut Class Day Banquet 17 Class Song Comm., 1: Fall Dance Comm., 2fl,S1 Junior Prom li Christmas Dance Comm., 37 Halloween Comm., 2,I,S1 Mixed Chorus, 1,S7 Steering Comm., Permanent, 27 Class President, 2,l, S7 Senior Sextet, S. Sth grade Peterson Time exposed pictures 'That Seabury Estate is a good place for -' Bombs .., Cool pipe Self made Bermuda shorts Where there is a mess. there is Hunter ...'Let me borrow a couple bucks for cr week' 'I was flushed' 'I may be skinny, but I am wirey' Got pretty near 1000 KOB's Only- three weeks of socks Minister's son. but you'd never know it Sports per to Phi Gamma ...'Now I lmow there was some- thing wrong with the cider' . H xp Q I 5 . . Wrlllam Wells jones 251 Broadway Street, Augusta, Kansas Baseball, Varsity, li Basketball, J.V., li Class Song Comm., 1: Fall Dance Comm., S5 Junior Prom, lp Christmas Dance Comm., li Senior Play, S. lst class .. 'Oooh. you cut me to the bone' 'Yes. I'm a Republican' One of the Holy Nine . .. Varsity check - out excuse Haverford man 'Ho,ho, ho! ' 'What will you give me?' 'W,W,- William, that is' 'Make one Jones' Open minded 'Oh, john. I feel for you' 'Master Charlie. are you really supposed to sign out? 'Let's watch Bandstand' Seven at a time Holy Quaker Empire . .. 'Willis' . ..'I don't know any good Dem- ocrats' ...'I'm cmAthletic supporter' ' - and I can sing too' Five bags of potato chips ...'I'm not latel' . . . Kansas boy. . -1, ,rf Richard Melvin Keiser 7733 Mill Road, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania Amicus Staff, Characteristics Comm. Head, S1 Intramural -Captain Sp Basketball, J.V., l, Bird Club, 2,l, Sf Rotating Member, Council, 21 Christmas Dance Comm., 27 Mixed Chorus, 2,l, S7Operetta, 2,15 Religious Life Comm., 2: Senior Play Comm., S7 Soccer, J.V., 2, Varsity, 1, Capt., Tennis Varsity 2,l, Capt. S7 W.P.C. 2, Sp Senior Sextet, S7 Shakespeare Play, 1. 2nd class 'Trabert didn't really turn pro did he? ... 'What do you think?' 'I shu'nt, so I din't' Rich- ard the Lion-Hearted 'Don't let anybody in tonightl' 'It's Niles. No it's Guerster, No it's Tex' ... 'With his chocolate covered cherries' 'I d0n't cure whose S5. it was, that chair is mine!' Aiming for his bro- ther's record of 17 latenesses in 1 week Dresses in the dining room 'Hey. look you guys' . .. Backward flip kicks with soccer ball 'Is it joint'?' Dirty bucks Dirty grey 'Don't come in here without food' . . . Loves pony tails . . . 'Eqadl '. . . Prolific reader A4-421 Sigrid Ann Marie Keyserling 44 North Street, Greenwich, Connecticut Brown cmd White, Associate Editor, 1, Editor, S5 Class Song Comm., S: Hockey, J.V., 2,l, Varsity, S7 LaCrosse, J.V., 2: Senior Play, Comm., S, lead, S, Scenery Comm., Operetta, 21 Swimming, .T.V., 2,17 Glee Club, lg Week Long Work Camp, I. 2nd class ... Ome of the Bridge Foursome ... ' Do you have any books I can read? ' Morbid propensity to sloth and procrastination ... ' Hush. I gotta study! ' .. Like a small destroyer ... ' Oh, sleep. It is a gentle thing ' ... that guilty laugh ' Danke schon ' Vicious goalie ' Will you type for the Bee and Dub? ' Passion for TSB discussions ... ' I pass ' Abhors opera ' I am not - ' ' Oh nuts! ' The kitchenette light's on ' I'll be in the library ' Dotes on discussions .' Ye-e-s-s ' Gets A's from Cac ' Fene, your'e a life saver! ' ... ' Have you triedxyour Physics yet? ' Internatioml environment Strict- ly low brow ... ' Haven't gotten a letter in weeks ' ... George Heinz Krekeler 4 1900 Foxhall Road, Washington, D.C. 3rd class ... The guy with the left job ... 'I'm going to give up radio fcr good!' ... Those questionable phrases in German ... 'But it costs too much money to have a girl friend' ... 'Stop messing up my radio' ... 'Who. me?' ... Loves to fly: with the aid of an airplane -n. Little Africa Room ... 'Was that the last bell?' ... Hates English with a passion ... 'I should be doing homework now. but -' S5. Modulator 'More solder. please' Hot and cold running electricity ...'Where'd the stew go?' 'Who stole my notebook?' 'Can I borrow a resistor?' ... Room l5l, the Jungle ... 'What's scarlet?' ... Likes to eat ... 'Have you seen my Physics notebook? ' Q ,S T Q Phyllis joan Lang 32 West Commerce Street, Bridqeton, New Jersey Archery, lg Council, S. Rotating, lg Fall Dance Comm., 3: Christmas Dance S: Make-up Comm., Senior Play, Sp Mixed Chorus, 17 Service Comm., 25 Junior Prom, ll. 3rd class Stone Harbor gal ... ' Hey I-lbbitta ' Great worrier ' What's your trouble? ' ... Distinctive laugh ' Iitterbug with me, Abbitta? ' Skim milk devotee ... Those joint weekends and meal pers Tommy and Jinmy Dorsey fiend Perfectionist ... Natural blond ... Dates and more dates Two years with Betty Shares a winter time yearning for the shore with sister ' Where's my K.O.B.? ' Can sleep through anything Curly hair ' I feel like being devilish ' Dignity personified Receives roses every now and then Little sister around hates to get up in the morn- ing! Those fabulous Spring vacation trips con- noisseur of clothes ... Meals pers galore! Likes be- ing on a bank account ' Remember 9th grade? ' , fig 2 ' , -,I-J , 1 ff f, .. V., - A -,,. .T :.1-.,..- .-f aa - , ,fz1:i.':: 4, rf--9: 132'1k'S-:,:g-hifi X Q V , V -, , 3 , ,i,.i-'f.1ff- 1- - '-1: nz- ,ii-i-. 1 J: 'i-fyaffrdfgesffewiifr - 7- g ,-eff, -'.-,Q-if.. , 1' . el. , ,,,.., . wi. , ' Douglas Edward Lewis gi 404 William Street, Somerville, New Jersey Q Council, Rotating Member, S5 Mixed Chorus, 1,S7 Operetta, 1,S1 Vespers Choir, LS. lst class 'Take thatl' 'Ch nol' Greezy 'll ha!' Somerville. quite the place 'Oh Bob!' Good Physics experiments 'G1! This putrid experiment ! 'Wait 'till I get to Amherstl' 'Louie' Short- est and loudest boy on the dorm Sings words he can't pronounce Gave up smoking in favor of graduating 'Smoking did not stunt my growthl' Sudden fits of rage 'Turn out that '!'! light and close the door!'- Works for his A's 'Alcohol doesn't affect me-!:... 'How do you spell -?' If he had any more hair. his name would be Lassie The 'Somerville Squirei. A ,L mm sf: a. JF- rf? james Henddckson Madack 201 Colonial Avenue, Moorestown, New Jersey Amicus Staff, l, Business Manager, Si Basketball, J.V. li Council, l,Si Cum Laude Banquet, lp Fall Dance Comm., S7 Junior Prom lp Christmas Dance Comm., S7 Highest Scholarshipllkward, lg Soccer Varsity, 1,51 Class Treasurer, S7 German Work Camp. lst class ... 'Oh! Go home!' ... Saltines and graham crackers ... 'Whale' ... 'Head' of his class ... 'Keiser. you don't scare me a bitl' ... Colonel's boy ... 'Look outl' ... Religious discussions at l:30 a.m. ... 'Yes! Yes! We knowl' ... German Work Camper ... 'It's not what you know, but if you know where to find it out' ... 'Stop him! He's got our food' ... 'Pocket books are the great' est' ... Voluminous library ... Two inseparatable compan- ions - a book amd I ... One of the original Holy Quaker Empire ... 'Keiser, you're always lateFf.fIt's my chair, I paid for it' ... Holds classes on any subject for any- one between 7:30 and 9:30 .., 'Marriaqe? I don't know'..h 'I hardly see her anymorel' ... 'Falses ... 'Done' .. Emily Sue Montgomery XJ-MD, Madison, Connecticut Amicus Char. Comm., S3 Costume Comm., Operetta, lp Halloween Comm., 2: Senior Play, S7 Glee Club, 2,l. Znd class ... That unique 3:30 headache for checkout Burner of the midnight oil ' Don't you think I should cut my hair? ' Perpetual classics fiend ... ' She gets me so mad! ' Sympathetic plus ... President of the Teacher Marty Fan Club ... ' Well!! ' ' What am I gonna do?! ' ' Did you get your chemistry? ' That cute big brotler ' Bed ' ... Always worrying ' No I won't play bridge tonight! ' ... ' Do you mind if I study late? ' ' I'm going to flunk chemistry ' ... Moody ' Do you like it this way? ' ... That Wyoming summer Democrat by conviction ... Likes to travel by train Studies to Beethoven's Fifth ... Hot fudge on Sunday afternoon. XU-Quk O.,L,u.i,Q.. Mary Anna Moore 20 Guernsey Road, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania Costume Comm., Operetta, 25 Junior Prom Comm., lp Make-up Comm., Shakespeare, lp Mixed Chorus, 1, S: Operetta, LS: Senior Play, S3 Skating Rank, 4th, 17 Amicus Advertising Manager, S7 Glee Club, 2.1: Cheerleading, l, Co-captain, S. 3rd class ' Bobo ' A Texan at heart that Penn vs Navy game ' It's Danny. not Clarence ' ' Skagg ' Caesar hair-do ' Gilllda! ' '... same roommate for three years ...' I wish they taught Spanish here ' Tex- an drawl foghorn voice after soccer games ... ' May I borrow your flashlight? ' ' lt's all foochified. ' ' If I were in Mexico,---! ' ' Let's whip on out. ' ... her cadillac jr. always doing the Mambo ... Elvis Pres- ley fan friendf?D at Marcerburg those Lawrence- ville weekends Texas summers ... CiderC?1 parties after lights ... one of the Solicitors for photography hobby Phi Gamma forever pizza, pizza, and more pizza cheerlecrds .in her sleep ... 'All right---!' 1 ' ,- f.:'T f-1':2'2 g3 J 1 W2 ii , . -1 1: Q E e,g,f3,p.effV.a z - , Sr,..ag1,,i1! ' .1,:4'l?D'13'5 gl ,n,,p. 255339 '5u?fil. fr! 'lv ir, , G if 'QAEEE' Y ' .352 - S K, 'Y' ' . I ' L!! s 43' I E. y.-I .A ,.. . -. b 5 J ,258 ' , A li r lg. -, ,rl '.- - john Ripley Nicholson 234 Chestnut Stneet, Haddonfield, New Jersey Swimming Manager, S: Bird Club, S7 S.B.P. S: Council Rotating Mem- ber, 2,1, Permanent, S5 Religious Life Comm. lg Senior Play, S7 Stage Crew, 2,13 W.P.C., Rotating Member li P.P.O. Staff IS' Handbook Comm. S. l I 2nd class ... 'Gentlemenl' ... The Khaki Kid' ... 'The more, the merrier' ... 'I always save this coat for Thurs- day meetingl' ... 'Women, pffffl' ... 'What in the ever lovin'. blue-eyed world is that?' ... 'Everything from Sophocles to Spillane' ... 'Let's have a riotl' ... 'Well? ... 'Bless itl' ... 'Don't waste time being polite' ... John ... 'Sic Semper tyrannus' ... Cac's vocabulary whiz ... If people would just use a little common sense' ... Bachelor from way back ... 'Any announcements?, ques- tions?. seniors' ... 'Enough is enough' ... Water fights ... Simple expediency ... Secret love affair ... 'Now boysl' ... 'Hemember. I wasn't herel' ... Peculiar sense of humor ... Not afraid of anyone. '?r Y,.f' ,.... Thomas Michael Niles FLD. 7, Lexington, Kentucky Class Song Comm., ly Council, Rotating Member, 27 Fall Dance Comm., S, Junior Prom 1, Christmas Dance Comm., 27 Steering Comm., Rotating Member, 25 Tennis Varsity, lf W.P.C., Rotating Member, 2. 2nd class 'Tom' T.M.T.N. Smart meniac Ten- nis and basketball? 'Does anyone want ..... ?' 'Star?' of the Senior Play ...'What are you trying to do?' Dirty knees 'Ohl I kicked over the water!!!!'... 'I don't lend nothin 'If you don't want anything, get out!!' 'Let's build a cave' 'Come on. leave the lights alone' Qxe of the Holy Nine 'O.K. Bub- by' 'They took all our lights again' 'I'm going to get as drunk as a bear' Gentleman from 'Kaintuck' 'Charlie, turn out that light! I can't sleepl' 'Did you bring back any food?' 'Let's go to the Frog Pond' 'Blam, you're dead!' 'I bet he hasn't changed in 75 yearsl' 'I'm not afraid of AEI III'. iff ffl' Un- ' ' QW ' . ,ei ' A - . . wifta,-iw. '. - , ,, ff: ff We, if Af Ruben Condon Passmore FLD. 4, West Chester, Pennsylvania Boy's A.A. Board, S5 Baseball V., 1, Capt., S7 Senior Play, S5 Soccer J.V., S. 2nd class ... 'Bob' ... Steady Bob ... Tall amd dark ... Ollie the Owl ... 'Why shouldn't I take agriculture?' ... One of Colonel's boys 'Nay. - False' 'I'll give you a nickel for it' 'I like coffee, I like tea, - !! Loaded with homework, - so writes a K.O.B. 'Can I borrow your dictionary?' . ..'Hey, how do you do this one?' . .. 'Can I borrow some money?'- Oh! Why not?' Senior Play?? ... Flat-top ... Peqqed pa ts ... Cool. quiet and collected Blue suedes Weekend fhomel? 'He started it! ' Boomed with a midget Lots of visiting buddies . .. 'Actually she's pretty nicel' '37 Pontiac 'How do you spell -?' I Kenneth Edward Pennell 100 Pomeroy Road, Madison, New Jersey Bird Club, 1, S5 Brown and White, Associate Editor, S7 Class Day Ban- quet, 27 Class Song Comm., 17 Council, Rotating, 27 Permanent, S7 Mixed Chorus, 1, S3 Orchestra, 2,1,S: Service Comm., Soccer J,V,, S5 Steer- ing Comm., 1, Head, S: Work Program Comm., Rotating, 2: Senior Sextet, Uncalled Four, 1, Sp Shakespeare Play, 1. 2nd class 'Mine are fresh, boys!' Summer in that 'glorious state of Washington' 'It was a Model B'.... Saphead of Biology Class Eating sessions 'til 1 a.m. with Guerster . .. 'Kennel' .. . 'Look here,man, you got die heals all mixed up' Licorice stick man from way back Free telephone calls every Friday night 'Yes, I saw it - it was grubbyl' Bottom half of Room 55 'Is it a new P1ayboy?' 'That's stupidl' 'Look who has Cac now!' 'C'mon. I'm serious' Originator of 'Uncalled Four' Sax-appeal Definite tastesin clothes 'House of Blue Lights' kid 'Ah, Come on!' Two years with Guerster ...'This is the way Getz does it!' Ingrid Elizabeth Reiniger ' Q Edqemont, Pennsylvania Best Athlete Award, 17 Athletic Assoc., Board, Pres., S7 Archery,.l: Basketball, LV., 3, Varsity, 2,l,S7 Brown and White, Reporter, 21 Class Day Banquet: 27 Council, Chief Proctor, 1: Dance Comm., Valen- tine, l, Christmas, lg Hockey, .I.V., 3, Varsity, 2,l,S7 Mixed Chorus, l,S1 Operetta, l,S7 Orchestra, lp Senior Play, Sq Softball, 3,241 Senior Octet, S7 Glee Club, 3,21 Vesper Choir, 1. 8th grade sports, sports, sports ' take it easy ' 'How 'bout thatl' 'Bye now' 'But Tea- cher Nhry. I didn't mean to hit it so hardl' ... whiz at cutting hair ... 'By gum' ...'Hey therel' ... those A sessions with A.M.F. ... local yokel 'Gi dear' ' A.A. meeting tonight ' ... weekly visits from father .. athlete plus ... 'I'm never going to get married.' ... always in a tizzy unique laugh 'I'l1 take you in my jeep' ... All relatives in Germany ... 'Into your cells, Matesl' ... 'By Iovel' Never takes meal pers but is always going home ... Freckles Charles Cresson Roberts 165 Lismore Ave., Glenside, Pennsylvania Basketball, J.V., l, S7 Mixed Chorus, 17 Tennis V., l,S, J. V., 2. 2nd class One of the Holy Nine 'C'mon you guys. lay Cf'F!' ...'I'm gonna join the Navy' Che of the lake boys . .. 'Let's get him YCU CUYSV Use Wildroot Cream Oil Charlie 'They're only open at night' Coffee fiend 'What's the matter, you square?' 'It is the Eddie Fisher Show with C.R. opening coke bottles' Eng- A lish papers on time - Never l Natural aptitude for French ... 'Man. that Penn football is hotl' Bachelor 'This bites' Honor Roll Man. but seldom . .. Almost 1 intellectual 'Let's sleep today, and work tomorrow' Tennis pro ... 'Chase, why don't you go to - Colle-ge?' 'Don't type! I want to sleep this periodl' 'You're square' Early morning dentist pers. 1711! 1277 2 Stephen Bunker Rohrbaugh W 1704 Halsell Road, Route 4, Fayetteville, Arkansas Amicus, Characteristics Comm., S. Writers Staff Head, S: Brown and White, Sports Editor, S5 Valentine Dance Comm., lg Mixed Chorus,S5 Operetta, S5 Senior Play, Sp National Merit Scholarship: Shakespeare Play, l. 2nd class ... 'Steve' ...'Iohn, I think that you are insin- uating something' ... Member of the Holy Quaker Empire ... 'I note a tint of sarcasm there' 'The Ego and I' 'Long live the Holy Quaker Empire' ... 'Did you know that Arkansas won last Saturday?' ... Hustler for the B. 6 W.... 'Pig Suey' For the Razorbacks . .. Blind without glasses . .. Brain Real Republican First of Bohrbugh clan at Westtown ... Always taking polls ... 'We'll take over the world' 'This is something I picked up in Iraq' ... Con- stant worry to his little brother Swimmer Five pairs of glasses in two months 'Will you shut thgt win- dow. Houghton?' . . . Doodling with numbers .. . Eight almanacs I7 -5 E, , A Q E 'Wi i QQJQA ' 15 F:-1 7 -. ., 21- sgw ' Q t i 573. 15 V H J' , Robert Martin Row 4234 McFarlin Boulevard Dallas 5, Texas Boy's A.A. Board, S7 Bird Club, Sec., 1, Head, S7 Brandywine Club, 2, Tennis, J.V., 2, V., 1, Sp Work Program Comm., Rotating, 1, S7 Senior Play, S. 2nd class 'Tex' Junior bird-man Well-stocked larder . . .'Have you.ever seen a South American Condor?' . . . 'Are you serving a purpose?' Tall. dark. and ? .. 'Would you please get my coat, Robert Martin Bow?' 'There goes a flock of New Ireland Fruit Pigeons' L... 'Aw, c'mon fellows' 'Tennis anyone?' ...'Oh you idiot:'.... 'How're you fixed for Physics ' Hails from a foreign country - Texas Quiet Nels. The Senior Play 'The East is too crowded' . . . No Starch Please .. . Never took a sleep-over . . . Thanksgiving abroad? . .. 'Cheese and crackers'... 'I made the Honor Roll too, oncel' A.Tex- an without the drawl Wild summer with G.W.B. Has a library of bird books Pepsi bottles Wouldn't go to a Texas college ... 7 A ' john Houghton SchoHeld 117 Parkway, Point Pleasant, New Jersey Swirrminq, J.V., 2, V., 1, Capt., S7 Work Program Comm. Rotating, 2. Znd class ... 'Jack' ... 'Do you want to?' ... 'It's a cool car! It just doesn't run - '41 Chevy' ... Canoeing on the lake ... Never kicked out ... 'Ya wanna bet?' ... Bird lover - crows amd parakeets ... Takes as many weekends as possible ... Swims like a fish ... Hurdler of heights ... Star on second ... 'This time I'm gonna make Honor Rolll' ... Likes to razz Colonel and his last period Chem class ... Never waits in line at Bofsto ... One of the Holy Nine ... 1402 unpure ... 'Only 272 hours more 'til I get out of here!' ... Bofsto fiend ... Birds amd bombs from home ... Captain of second ... 'Only 4.study halls tomorrow' ... Born a fish ... 'I worked in a Bingo Hall. What did you do?' ... Frequent calls home - reverse charges ... Bro- therly - sisterly love ... One of the Ag boys. Pdwef David Shiyers Sewell, New Jersey Baseball, V., 1, S5 Class Day Banquet, l, S7 Fall Dance Comm., S7 Mixed Chorus, S1 Soccer, J.V., l, Sp Steering Comm., Rotating, S, ln and Out'Parties Comm., 2, 17 Senior Sextet, S. Znd class 'Dave' Phillies fan 'I like swing, not jazzl' Beard for George School 'Where's the church key?' Shivers Fuel Company Rolls sleeves under 'Army's better than Navy' Sleeps in P.M. Physics Trips to Maine 'Hoagie man' 'Massa Charlie' One of the Holy Nine 'Who swiped the ban- I19r?' Hacker 'Roberts? - best pitcher in majors I' 'Doggone C?l that record player'... 'Hey Al -' All night lights sophmore year 'Is that right?', 'Yes sirree. Bobl' 'Get some good music nov! Cynthia Simpson 0757! Era' 1829 Mifflin Street,,I-luntington, Pennsvlvania Costume Comm., Operetta, 2: Dance Comm., Fall Dance, 2,S, Christmas Dance, li Mixed Chorus, 17 Work Program Comm., Rotating, S5 Glee Club, 3,2. 3rd class ... 'Cinie' ... 'Cee-cee' ... 'Cin' ... 'I'm from the valley' ... Contagious giggle ... Please don't tickle me Qme of the Phi Gamma girls ' Hand me my trustie little flashlight and my bottle of hard cider ' Nat 'King' Cole fan ... 'Don't call me Cin!' ... Four 'Brothers 'Things always turn out for the best ' One of the solicitors for photography hobby 'Where's my roommate?' A 'friend' at every college Unfor- gettable walk ... 'But, Teacher Glcrlys -' ... 'Anybody got anything to eat?' Modest? Penn-Navy game Record player always going ... 'He's a nice boyl' Four year gal Lots of crinolins ... Virginia Beach in summer ... Hates to have picture taken ... CZ!-fo-fo Auan wants slams King and Sugartown Road. ' 'Four Winds' ',Malvern. Pennsylvania Class Day Banquet, lg Council, Rotating, 2: Spring Formal Comm., I: Christmas Dance Comm., 27 Halloween Comm., 15 Skating Rank, 3rd, 17 Soccer, J.V., I, V., S5 Valentine Dance Comm., lg In and Out Parties Comm., 2, 1. 2nd class ... 'Pinochio' Returns from all weekends cmd Sunday meals pets at 7:29 ... 'Oh. goodness' 'Slonaker Babe' 'That's my roomate' Trips out west every year Fifteen Ace bandages 'See ya' 'You oughta see our room boy' 'Yo, Dave' Qie of the Holy Nine . .. Pushups on the Granolithic at ten HV! . .. Coolest room on dorm . .. Great one for talking in his sleep . .. Staats Oil Company . .. Skater 'Steady Al' 'I never heard that rule' 'I lived with him two years' 'We didn't get caught' Thursday-go-to-Meeting tie 'Those horses can get up and go' The Silver Mare Boys Beard for George School 'Charlie' . .. 'Yeh' .. . wt '.'i 'f!,JQf'l'fj'l , . - . . -Aa.. 3 , , -'P-zsf?'q' ' . ,3 ff I 2- 1'-?'W?': fffl i -fi 191 lf' ti Christine Stefferud Red Hill, Hillsboro, Virginia Athletic Assoc., Mgr., Sp Basketball J.V., lp Council, Chief Proctor, S: Rotating, 15 Christmas Dance Comm., 1,Sp Make-up Senior Play, S: Mixed Chorus, 1,S7 Operetta, 1,S7 Scenery Comm., Operetta, l. lst class 'Do you think it will grow in by Thanks- giving?' Scared of moths Virginian without a drawl ... Russian peasant coat that weighs ten tons 'Dad made these cookies' A.M.F.'s initials in the dust Hoagie fiend ... Extremely ticklish ... Dennis the Menace cartoons 'You half-witi' ... ' What bell was that? ' Throws books when angry ... ' She's a feather-brain! ' ' I can't stand this northern climate! ' 'Don't forget you're proctoring tonight' ... Smallest but fullest closet on dorm 'Oh. why don't you shut up? - Hey, Hey. I did- n't REALLY mean thatl' Ogden Nash and Sammy Davis. Ir. forever Has sign to remind her of Council meeting 'But it's not neant to be worn with cz blouse! ... ' Oooh! That's awful looking! - let me see! ' 7, gig, Theodore Williard Stone 239 Wyncote Road. Jenkintown, Pennsylvania 2nd class 'If you followed your nose you'd go in a circle' 'How are ya fixed?' ...'What are you doing to the radio?' Yukon Ted A comb, almost never The lake plus fish equals Ted fishing . . . And then there are the traps ... 'What did you catch in that trap?' ... Voice from the back of the classroom Giant steps ... General knowledge . . . Anne Robertson Thacher Thacher School, Ojai, California PWM., Mixed Chorus, lj Glee Club, 2,1,S7 Senior Life Saving, 1. 2nd class ' Thatch ' ... ' You wanta buy some pizza? ' ' I wouldn't touch that with a ten-foot pole! ' The terror of driver training class ... ' Quelle bumbler! ' Un petit oiseau drole ... ' Well, of all the crust! ' ... Crates of California oranges ... ' Hey, Jowpi! ' .... ' Ooop! ' ... ' My first name is spelled with an e! ' ... Member of A.H.H. fan club ... Hoards tinfoil ... 'I.et's look for ogresses' ... 'Comme faible' ... 'What a grove- lerl' ..... 'What's all this fiddling around?' ' Eighty million- ' ... 'Where's my Huddybun?' ' I like my fish net' 'Chock your chin, mum: tweak your ear lobe' 'Don't you dare smuige my glassesl' ' That's my staff of life! ' ... ' Bow down by your radio and confess your sins! ' ... ' How fiendishl' ... ' Duh Raphael! ' ' Aw Haw! 3 Q Sarah Ann Thornthwaite R.D. 1, Elmer, New Jersey Athletic Association, Manager, S3 Costume Comm., Permanent, 2,1,S, Co-chairman, Sp Cum Laude Banquet, lp Glee Club, 1. 3rd class 'Sally' Studies to music . .. 'Now MY nephew -'... 'No. Debbie. Don't!'... 'Next summer in Eur- ope' . . . Elongated dental pers . . . Madame Defarge . . . One of the Bridge Foursome Quiet? - but nice! 'Will you do costumes this afternoon?' 'You spell it with a th' Plain and fancy Same wife two years . .. Never gains weight . .. UIC fingernails Rowdy Mlth classes . .. Sarcasm plus .. . Never without something to eat 'How do you spell -?' 'I should be study- ing but -'. .. Cute nieces and nephews . .. 'Who can we get as a fourth?' Penny hoarder 'I want to call Moth- er. but I don't know where she is!' 'Oh. No!' Sleeps through anything .. . Knits Christmas stockings .. . , -, dw, VE S ..l Nancy Elizabeth Trotter VXI--lux Hopecrest, Morgantown, West Virginia Class Song Comm., lp Fall Dance Comm., 27 Mixed Chorus, 1, S5 Oper- etta Lead, l,Sp Steering Comm., Rotating, 15 Work Program, Rotating, 2,l. 2nd class Sings like an angel. but is she one? 'Yes sir' West Virginia rooter 'I'm going to get married and --- have babies' Scads of clothes 'Mummmmm sure we dol' ... Surrounded by doctors ... 'I wanna go home' Penn State forever . .. 'I live in a college town' Gets up with the birds Lady Godiva of Girls' End 'Goodl' Loves to drive I'hat's my little brother' Master Art's protege Neat and petite Always cleaning out her drawers Loves to be alone? Can't make up her mind - who is it? 'But I am going to let it growl' .... Five foot two, eyes of blue Changeable moods ... Loves Russian novels... 'I'm increasing my vocabulary' ... Those college weekends Can't do math Loves big cities - and their advan- tages 'But there aren't that many coal mines! I' ' i sr S wvvx Samuel J. Trueblood 224 College Avenue, Richmond, Indiana Amicus, Circulation Mgr., S: Religious Life Comm.. Head, S5 Greatest Improvement Scholarship Award,l: Soccer, J' V., S: Work Program Comm.. Rotating, 1: Shakespeare Play, 1. 3rd class Teacher Olive's Secret Lover .. . Bone crush- er Pacifistic Sam Saturday sleepovers Sam the Man Confirmed woman hater? Squirt sister ... Food from home 'Ch boy, a riot' A good Qialoer Foot- ball fiend 'Who can we get' ... Riots in Alderson's room 'See Zimmerman. will you' Quality Dry Clean- ers 'Once a King. always a King' 'Oh. let's do that later' 'You want to fight' 'He's not a dragon ... Those glasses, more trouble 'let's have a public hanging' ... Veteran latin Scholar 'If you had a brain you'd be dangerous Prejudice against most anything... Philosophy and Mztlack . .. Abigail Willits Van Arkel 510 Oakley Road, Haverford, Pennsylvania Costume Comm., Operetta, 25 Mixed Chorus, 17 Operetta, li Senior Play S7 Glee Club, lg Swimming J.V., 1. 3rd class ... Outerspace fiend ... 'What am I going to do?' ... 'Stand back and let me look at you!' ... L-74 - 'L' stands for Lewis Bay'... 'You make me feel inferior! ... Ca 't seem to get lost in a crowd ...'I like 'em tall, dark and handsome - mostly talll' ...'Slinky va Snorkell' ... One of the bridge foursome ... 'I'll be back - don't fretl' ... Cape Cod forever ... Favorite song - 'Green Sleeves' ... Procrastinator ... U.P. supporter ... Lives right next to Haverford campus ... 'Bravissimol' ... Flick fan --has seen them all ... 'Ch. let me tell you -' ... 'I can't wait to go to Bermuda!' ... Science fiction library ... 'What do you take me for?' ... 'Oh. horrorsl' ... 'Yikes!!' john Way Vincent 1015 Forest Avenue. Wilmette, Illinois Brown and White, News Editor, S. lst class ... Justice of the Peace ... Wherever there's smoke, there's fire amd Vincent ... The road down the lame was paved with good intentions ... A permanent library in his dresser drawer ... The daring young man on the sta- tionary but narrow window ledges ... Illinois godfather ... Rise and shine 7:24 ... Never missed his sleepovers 'When is that .... proctor going to check?' ... Fayette-- ville memories ... 'Where's Brown?' ... 'Who's got the newest issue of Playboy?' ... 'How do you spell?' ... Summer at the Riviera and oh those nights amd days ... Cbtracized by the Senior girls ... Kicked out of the Holy Quaker Empire ... Member of the Holy Nine ... Visits West Chester at all hours ... 'Did Northwestern lose again?' ... Maxwell Street pants ... 'In the name of Allah' ... 'let's see who's going to be the lucky girl tonight' .. Linda Weiner 311 Cherry Lane, Havertown, Pennsylvania LaCrosse, li Mixed Chorus, l,S7 p- hf.' i Y lst class ... Linda-baby ... 'That's pretty funny, actual- ly' ... Best room on the dorm ... 'That's great, no kid- ding' ... Weekly visits home ... 'Have you seen Charlie?' ... Barber shop hair-cuts ... 'okqy, a gel-face' ...'Lnla' ... K.0.B. every night ... 'The kids at Haverford' ... 'That's neat' ... Waits for exciting things to happen ... 'That's right, kiddo' ... Economy size combs ... 'I just love that song' ... Handwriting for near-sighted people ... 'He's a cutie' ... 'I really didn't mean it, Teacher Agnes' ... High quality loafers ... 'Hon' ... 'I don't get it' ... Owns six tower shirts ... 'Of course I'm going to the swimming meet' ... Hey. Janet. close that window... She knows how to spell it ... 'Boy. you know itl' ... 'M-m-m-m--yesl' ' Lucinda Lynne Welsh 11 South Front Street, Mifflintown, Pennsylvania Amicus, Photo. Mgr., S7 Athletic Assoc., Mgr., S7 Costume Comm., Per- manent, 27 Halloween Comm., 27 Make-Up Comm., Senior Play, S7 Glee Club, 2,17 Brown and White, typist, 2,1. 2nd class . .. Blushing complexion . .. 'Eeee' and she col- lapses Same roommate for two years 'I'm so dumb' ... Brid e fiend ... Loves classical music ... 'I'm all 9 confused' Blue glasses ... Was once in a model contest ... 'Huhah' 'I can hardly wait' Box full of let- ters 'It's kool' Che of Teacher Marty's girls Always seen in plaid bathrobe in the only cushioned chair on second floor 'Should I cut my hair?' Flashlight and alarm 'clock user Always knitting ... Favorite mu- sic - Brahms' Variations on a Theme by Haydn Phillies fan lnfayette sweatshirt Always playing records ... Oxe of the Bobbsey twins Loves Pennsylvania mount- ain resorts Sophisticated ... 'If I had all the money in the world, I'd buy records. books and clothes' Felicity Anne Whittaker 1122 La Porte Avenue, Fort Collins, Colorado H'-'JCkeY. -I-V-, Si Make-up Comm., Shakespeare, 17 Mixed Chorus, I,S Operetta, 1,S7 Religious. Life Comm., 2: Senior Play: Work Program, Rotating, 25 Senior Octet, S7 Glee Club, 2. 2nd class 'That's no lie!' Often late to Latin class ...Aptly nicknamed Cliarter member of C.K.B.III's fan club 'You guys' Proud aunt Colorado!!! 'Flip, he's here!'... Makes her own clothes Pet peeve, history ... 'I'he radio is always on ...Those crazy Math III classes 'I'd prefer -' British-American 'I really didn't mean it, Teacher Agnes!' Beautiful knees ... 'That's awfull' Howdy Distinctive handwriting Math shark Will do Kalmostl anything once 'My little brother -' 'As a matter of fact' Oh. that knitting ... Egads! Doodler Rosy cheeks Pro- crastinator Those eyelashes! 'Remember last year?' . . . Philosopher . . . Costume Comm-. 1,52 Cum Laude Banquet, 15 Junior Prom Comm., I1 I A ' Margaret Terrill Whitrlesey 340 Avonbrook Road, Wallingford, Pennsylvania Costume Comm., Operetta, 1, Shakespeare Play, lp Shakespeare Play, Cast, lp Dance Comm., Spring Formal, lf Religious Life Comm., lg Senior Play, S7 Scenery Comm., Operetta, li Brown and White, Sports Editor, Typist, I, Reporter, l. lst class 'You said it' Mountain climber ... Meal pers home ... Pills galore ... 'Would you write up this game?' ... Buck Hill Conference two years ... Perfection- ist 'You know what Butch did?!' Swarthmore 'You know' Camp summers are best Copper jewelry 'But I don't want to!' Strong arm on the B and W sports Local yokel Mail putter-outer Studies vocabulary fifteen minutes a day ... That arrowhead ... 'Hi ya' ... Western trips to the glorious state of Washf ington Camp in the Adirondacks Butch equals Uncle Elizabeth Always on a diet? Newspaper clippings on the self Those flowers from home! A radio, old. but a radio! Absent minded 'But I haven't started my -!' ' Anna Beulah Wickersham 129 Harmony Road, West Grove, Pennsylvania Costume Comm., Operetta, 23 Halloween Comm., 23 Library Staff, 2,l,S: Make-up Comm., Head, Shakespeare Play, 1,lPermanent Head, Sf Brown and White, Typist, 1,S1 Glee Club, 2,l, Pres., S. 2nd class ... 'There she goes' ... Six times an aunt .. Spends summers digging graves ... Self made wardrobe ... Make-up. Make-up! ... Letters from Ohio ... 'Shucks, I forgot the library key! ' Dorm haircutter Lavender skating skirt . .. Neatest room on dorm!'- .. . 'Beep,beep ... Always willing to help ... 'Hi. Wick, how's your light?' ... Hails from the mushroom territory of the world ... Family tradition ...Westtown ... Always on time: ex- cept the Library ... 'Remind me to tell you' ... Hates crinolines ... Dolls of milk strainers ... Che maroon Ply. mouth - her brother's! ...'Nov when I lived on the farm -' ... The morbid one ... Tabu perfume ... Soccer vs football ... New York? No. never been! ... 'I don't like it' ... 'Oh. you don't say' ... 'Hook. Line and Sinker are my fish' ... Barbara Wildman FLD. 2, South Charleston, Ohio Brown and White, Circulation Mgr., S7 Costume Comm., Senior Play, Sp Kitchenette Comm., S: Library Staff, 2,S3 Orchestra, Sp Service Comm., S7 Properties Comm., Senior Play, S7 Glee Club, li Shakespeare Play, cast, 1. lst class Never without her gum in study hall 'Gotta write -!' 'Perks' up at 6:00 AM. 'Mxdam- oiselle Savage' Earlham bound Receives check in her mail box ... Hails efrom Clmio A room full of pink passion ... 'Be careful of my cowboy hat' ...,Busy, busy, busy Never wears loafers 'Dear Mom, send me -' 'I know, but I should have done better' Cattle show girl ... No will power when it comes to good food Can pt along with anyone ... Keeps her chair on two legs 'Me and my Jimmy bear' ... 'See you at the conference' That Ohio laugh you would know anywhere Paff!l Member of the A.H.H. Fan.Club pour deux ans ... 'How about going to workcamp next Iookend?' ... Even dresses as a Brown and White .. . Alanson Francis Willcox 2650 Heatherway, Ann Arbor, Michigan Bird Club, l, S, Brown and White, Associate Editor S, Halloween Comm., S, Mixed Chorus, 1, S3 Operetta, 1, S7 Hel. Life Comm., 2, Senior Play, S: Service Comm., l, Head, S5 Work Program Comm., Rotating, lp Shakespeare Play, 1. 2nd class . .. Pogo fiend ...'Horse feathers'...'Michigan, one of the 48 best states in the Union' The sun never sets on a Willcox 'How ya doin'?'...'Say. do you like sailing too?' 'Good moron'... Sandwiches for the Ser- vice Committee . . . Can speak something in every language Crazy over Louis Armstrong 'Go 'way' 'Wise guy?' 'l'here'll always be a Willcox at Westtown 'Wanna buy a dog ' ... 'How are you fixed?' Finishes papers and Chem in Cac's class ...'Che 'L'in Alan and two in Willcox' ... Teacher M:rty's hired mcm Concoctions in Chemistry hobby ... 'Anymore questions'?' Trains in the dresser Crackers in bed 'Who ate my cookies?' . .. Michigan U. forever ... , 1I?.3'l?H5 New . i I' C 'if1T: 2' 2 9 :. :E-wx QQ if -, Q' '-1 iffy!! 5:1315 ww- V , x ,, Josephine Withers Middle Road, West Newbury, Massachusetts Costume Comm., Operetta 2,15 Kitchenette Comm., S2 Make-up, Operetta, 2,15 Mixed Chorus, l,S: Operetta, 1,Sg Senior Play, S5 Scenery Comm., 2. 2nd class 'Gosh, I guess so!' 'Hose'... Super mar- ket on the window ledge.... 'Um-m-m boy' Cheshire cat smile 'Ya big bumbler!' ... Terror of driver training Charter member of the bumbler club 'I can tell when I'm not wantedl' That European trip last summer 'Thanks a bunch, crunch' Forever knitting ... 'You don't say!' Those Italian shoes 'Oh. how disgust- ingl' 'Get datl' I can't do without my tea' Party giver de luxe Uses adhesive tape for everything 'Boy. you sayed it' Frugal ... 'How faible!'.... 'Yguse knows what Ah mean' jean Comfort Yaukey JEQN' 4400 Maple Avenue, Bethesda 14, Maryland Brown and White, Feature Editor, S7 Class Day Banquet, lg Council, Permanent, 2: Junior Prom, 1: Spring Formal, 1: Hockey, J.V., l,S, Co- Captain, S7 Mixed Chorus, If Service Comm., 3, Head, S, Senior Play S7 Shakespeare Play, 3,27 Tennis Varsity, 1: Work Program, Permanent, 25 German Work Camp, 1. 3rd class ... 'Iearie' 'I'm freezingl' ... Sudden mad desires for jitterbugging 'That beqstl' ... '01, go awayl' Last minute showers 'A-heml' ... A verit- able power plant Star of the tower song fests ... 'But. Teacher Marty -l' 'An apple a day keeps her roommate away' 'Snap back with Mitlackl' ... Considers Moorestown a second home ... '01, Susan. I have to go to bryn Mxwrl' Masic fiend 'Give! We need your oney' 'This summer -!' Cookies from home ... Fighting red head Member of the '55 German work camp ... Early riser Must have a stick of gum to study ... Snaps it furiously when not concentrating ... 'Oh. for heavens sakel' ... A menace to society when being transported ... 'We're studying latel' ... Pertinacious ... ' 'rw-, . I gs., ,,.,, Sandra Marcia Yoffee 2338 North Second Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Amicus, Characteristic Comm., S5 Mixed Chorus, l,S5 Operetta Lead, 1,S, Senior Play Lead S: Steering Comm., Rotating, S.: Glee Club, 2- 2nd class That Shalimar perfume 'How 'bout that ?' Looks forward to mail and weekends . . . 'I can always go to New York' ... 'Couldn't ya die?' Diary of dates ... 'Guess what?' ... Millions of records 'He's a hunkl' 'Is the mail out yet?' Hates anything that flies Loves coffee Dramatic talent Loyal to home town - Harrisburg 'Isn't that gorgeous?' Crazy European trip last summer Uses every weekend and meal per ... 'I could just love him to deathi' Those fabulous parties 'I'll pick my things and go home!' ... 'That's the breaks!' ... 'Is good!' Same roommate for two years ... 'I'll never tell' ... Collection of shoes Paul Edward Zimmerman 04,3 Norristown, FLD. 4, Norristown, Pennsylvania Baseball V., 1, S7 Bird Club, 1, S: Fall Dance Comm., li Christmas Dance Comm., l: Council, Rotating, 1: Mixed Chorus, 1, S5 Operetta, 1: Skating Rank, 3rd, 25 Soccer, J.V., l, V., S7 Steering Comm., Rotating. S5 Senior Sextet, S. 2nd class Qze of the 'Ag' boys Skater ...'Got any sugar?' 'You all'... A farmer with hay fever ... 'How do you spell -?' Teacher Aqnes' favorite geometry student 'I'm going to be good this year' ...,Received 35 K.O.B.s in one night Wise guy 'Do you think there'll be ice?' . .. Drives a Nash Rambler .. . License suspended ninety days . . .'Ain't that something'. . . Paul's never wrong 'Ice hockey, that's the game' Center hxare. biggest littlest farmtown in America ...'Now wait a minutel' Seven dollars for a pilldl 'You should have seen Indian Joe' 'It's a winner' Never makes his bed 'I've been here three years and the radio has never been taken' 'Any dry cleaning?' 'Look at that hawk' . . . Ann Hopkins. Jim Matlock. Judy Chbot. Pete Hunter The officers of the class of 1956 are Pete Hunter, President: Ann Hopkins, Vice President: Judy Cabot. Secretary: and Jim Matlack, Treasurer. we will remember President Pete leading class meetings. legs twisted around the rostrum, as he asked for 'anymore idears'. This tall Connecticut-er was elected President in his second class year a d has held the office ever since. Vice President Hoppy was new in her junior year, fresh from the Maryland countryside. Her familiar 'now girls. y'all...' begins each gathering in the Girls' Senior Phrlor. Class correspondence is ha dled in the best Boston- ian tradition by Judy Cabot. Jim Matlack has rivalled H.K.T. in conscientious accounting for each penny, amd manages to inject hu- mor even into financial statements. ,Ire 1956 AVL.. jiAt:.4.i- W' Betty Abbott leaves double check-out to Ruth Ann Moody. Evan Alderson wills his morbid propensity to anyone with a peculiar affinity to the Collecting Room. John Arnold leaves his hunting adventures and stories about wild beasts to John Bernstein. Judy Austin wills all the calories in her cup cakes to Cindy Stocking.. Mary Baker wills her tonsils to Mister Jan. Stark Biddle wills his 3rd association soccer ability to Allan Smith. Debbie Borton leaves all her family connections to Susie. Charlie Brock wills Colonel a new grade book, Betty Butcher wills her nightly phone calls to Betty Nesbitt. Judy Cabot leaves the Amicus. Andy Carlson wills his weight reducing pills to Dick Kadas. Charlie Chase wills 2nd association soccer back to Mister Charlie. Ann Coleman leaves her love for everybody at Westtown. Mxry Collins wills her New England caution to Frankie Dewey. Nhrgot Cooper leaves her sneeze to Teacher Rachel. Lisa Court wills the Mid-West to anyone intelligent enough to appreciate it. Becky Dimmette leaves her North Carolina records to Trina Raiford Joel Dimmette wills his weekends in the darkroom to any screwball who wants them. Bob Doll leaves his hair to Bill Gray so that he can cover up his ears. . Wendy Ford leaves her evening dates to all the non-daters. larry Forman wills his positim on Colonel's 'Black List' to Gene Raiford. Alice Forsythe leaves latin to the Romans. Polly Gerenbeck wills her telephone system to her sister. Sally Gilda leaves her Davy Crockett underpants to Dick Kadas. Carl Granquist wills his adventurous love life at Westtown to Bill Julian. Rene Guerster leaves his ability to get flustered before exams to Paul Dean. Craigie Hammond leaves her membership to the PFFA to Ruth Ann Moody. Jean Hoag wills her high boots and hob nails to Pam lang. Jan Hogenauer wills her ability to gain weight to Sylvia Kendall. Ann Hopkins wills her straw mattress to anyone who doesn't require much sleep. Sue Horsfield wills her 'it's' back to Cac, who thought it up just for spite. Ed Houghton wills to the School the patronage of the coming generations of Houghtons. Glenn Hudson wills his red hair to Mzrion Cancalliere. Robin Hull will not. Pete Hunter leaves his experiments in room 69 to the class of '57. Bill Jones leaves all apple cores and butter to T. Hoyt Drake so that he can eat them. Melvin Keiser wills his dirty white bucks to anyone who hates to see them white and sympathies to anyone who has to room with a person whose head is as large as Matlack's! Susie Keyserling wills the Senior Parlor to all future B -:S W staffs. George Krekeler wills his ability to misspell words to Master Bernie. Phyllis Lang leaves her coordination in to her 'partner-in -crime and sister. Pam'. Doug Lewis wills his height to Carrick Utley. jim Matlack wills his water jug to Westtown to replace the old swimming pool. Sue Montgomery leaves her ability to skip check-out to Pam Schreiber. Mary Anna Moore wills her grass skirt to Phil Bowerman. John Nicholson leaves his khakies to Master Charlie. Tom Niles leaves his ability to be purely complimentary, willed to him by John james. to Mike McCully. Bob Passmore wills his outstanding ability in French to all new French students. Ken Pennell wills his licorice stick abilities left to him by Sally Cadbury, to Colby Smith in the hope that he will keep Westtown swinging. Ingie Heiniger wills her laugh to Frankie Dewey. Charlie Roberts leaves his hardware to Mary Ann Baker. Steve Hohrbaugh leaves his brother the job of supporting those great Arkansas Razorback football teams. Bob Row leaves his southern accent to anyone who can find it. Jack Schofield leaves his parakeet to Master Ian. Dave Shivers wills his ability to be quiet and subtle at all times to John Weller. Cynthia Simpson leaves her ability to leave lights on to Teacher Gladvs. Alan Staats wills his midnight rides on the Gramolithic to a yone who can throw marbles down the hall. Chris Stefferud wills her Oberlin sweatshirt to Barbie Camp. Ted Stone leaves the fish in Westtown Lake to anyone whose lures intenest them. Anne Thacher wills her corn cob pi e to Teddie Court. Sally Thornthwaite leaves a deck of bridge cards to Mrs. Ulsh. Nancy Trotter wills the train rides to Molly and George. Sam Trueblood leaves his love of blood and riots to Bra don James. Gail Von Arkel wills her sail boat to the Westtown Towers. John Vincent leaves Master Dan's 3rd floor room to Paul Iban. Linda Weiner wills her curls to Mike McCully. Cindy Welsh leaves her Brahams Variations on a Theme by Hayden to the record library. Flip Whittaker leaves the Union Pacific H.B. to a yone who wants to travel that far for Christmas vacation. Margie Whittlesey wills the next years' mail carriers the question of 'did I aet a v mail?' Allan Willcox leaves to Dave Laurens two well-used Univer- sity of Michiga -pennamts amd a hoarse throat. Anna Wickersham wills her sophomore concern. Barbara Wildman wills her Madamoiselle Savage back to Teacher Olive and the French. Josie Withers leaves her kleenex box behind. Iea Yaukey wills her 'Helen of Troy' to Teacher Anne who appreciates classical women. Sandy Yoffee wills her 2 window rnnm on 3rd floor to Q11 fresh air fiends. Paul Zimmerman leaves his white bucks to T.E.P. mfdtdwe Betty Abbott Ambition: Raise a big family. Des- tiny: Be an old maid. John Arnold Ambition: Travel all around the world in order to get to know different people and religions. Destiny: First president of the world. Judy Austin Ambition: To see the leaning Tower of Pisa fall. Destiny: To push it over. Mary Baker Ambition: To be on the Olympic -Tum?-i-U9 Team. Destiny: Clean out stables. ...N 0 Q -,-,S-,,,.,. ..--X' -- 'i'- J in fig? ,Tudy Cabot A Ambition: Go back to Germany. Des- tiny: Never leave Boston. Andy Carlson Ambition: Be thin man in the freak show. Destiny: Salesman of reducing pills. Daz' ' Evan Alderson Ambition: Run the 100 in 10 sec- onds flat.N Destiny: Hun the 10 in 100 seconds. Q g c g .11- Stark Biddle Ambition: None. Destiny: Room with Trueblood as exiles on St. Helena. Charlie Brock Ambition: Swim around the world. Destiny: Drown in a gutter in Venezuela. Betty Butcher Ambition: Stop worrying. Destiny: Be a psychiatrist. lin. bo.- fvfiG'N QU' ' Charlie Cnase Ambition: To pass French. Destiny: Be translator in U.N. Ann Coleman Ambition: Get to Heaven. Destiny: Get to Heaven. Mary Collins Ambition: Make a slinky out of her pony tail. Destiny: Get a crew cut gm Becky Dimmette Ambition: To be a mad scien-tist. Destiny: Find the missing link. Bob Doll Ambition: Indulge in plastic sur- gery. Destiny: Fly around the world. Wendy Ford Ambition: Teach kindergarten. Des- tiny: Teach chemistry. Alice Forsythe Ambition:To write a bridge column in the paper. Destiny: Canasta fiend. Polly Gerenbeck Ambition: Take a vacation on Basin Street. Destiny: Stick to camping. Carl Granquist Ambition: To have plenty of money at all times and for all purposes. fi nf I5 Cx Fir-TX,fX C-PKK' fgwg g,,.......f Nhrgot Cooper Ambition: Be another Leonardo da Vinci. Destiny: Paint tomatoes on tomato cans. Lisa Court Ambition: Be a psychiatrist. Des- tiny: Be another Dorothy Dix. Joel Dimmette Ambition: Photographer of world renown with a mustache. goatee and sideburns. Destiny: Fail as photographer but have the other things. H23 Larry Forman Ambition: Establish ping-pong as major sport at Westtown. Destiny: To run half basketball in two steps. Sally Gilda Ambition: Marry into the Ivy I..eague. Destiny: Marry a truck driver. Destiny: To be 'got-a-dime-for-a- cup-of -coffee ' fellow. Rene Guerster Ambition: To be headmaster. Des- tiny: Never stand up straight. jean Hoag Ambition: Climb the Matterhorn. Destiny: Live in New Jersey. Craigie Hammond Ambition: To 'roll out a barrelf. Destiny: To come back a 'belle' . r 3 ,Ax wx A -fx-.5 Seal :nl A an Ed Houghton Ambition: Be a missionary in Cen- tral Africa. Destiny: Be much needed missionary at home. Pete Hunter Ambition: Be the ski champion of the world. Destiny: Be the she champion of the world. Robin Hull Ambition: Be a teacher. Destiny: Be a teacher. Bill Jones Ambition: Republican National Committee Chairman under Jones Administration. Destiny: Declared subversive for being follower of McCarthy. Melvin Keiser Ambition: To win the Davis Cup back from Australia. Destiny: Try for rest of life to prove superi- ority of Earlham over Haverford. as: XIII' Ian Hogenauer Ambition: To make the Olympics. Destiny: Be a mermaid. Ann Hopkins Ambition: To break Jean Yaukey's Les Paul and Mary Ford record. Destiny: Buy one for herself. Sue Horsfield Ambition: Play on the center court at Wimbledon. Destiny: Ball girl. Glenn Hudson Ambition: A senator in the U.S. Senate. Destiny: Be only red- headed adult pageboy in the U.S. Senate. Debbie Borton Ambition: To make the All American Hockey Team. Destiny: Cut oranges for the Westtown Varsity. A ,Jx f 1 '. x .I h f xy f f Susie Keyserling Ambition: Editor of the New York Times. Destiny: Paper boy. rge Krekeler ition: Fly a jet plane. Des- ny: Be a member of the first 'p to the moon. yllis Lung ition: To be the exclusive own- of 'Vogue' Inc. Destiny: Editor 'Mad'. m Mltlack ition: Get Keiser somewhere ywherel on time. Destiny: Fail. 0 71 ,.. .gmt . 9 m Niles ition: President of Midnight to Supply. Destiny: Late duty s station attendant. gie Beiniger bition: Be an old maid school acher. Destiny: First one married the class. n Pennell ition: Knit socks for Inter- oven. Destiny: Be famous for own ocks. arlie Roberts ition: Vice Admiral in the .S.N. Destiny: Invent new bottle peners. an Staats ition: Ride a horse across the .S. Destiny: Get a flat tire. by Q 17 Doug Lewis Ambition: Own a harem of fifteen women before the age of twenty. Destiny: Be hen-peeked. Sue Montgomery Ambition: To become an intellectu- al snob. Destiny: Remain as she is Mxry Anna Moore Ambition: Have 15 oil wells in Tex as. Destiny: Be a millionaire. John Nicholson Ambition: To enjoy working. Des- tiny: Fail with the rest of us. Bob Passmore Ambition7:: To own a hbrcedes. Des- tiny: Own stock in '39 Fords. X I' ' ,nf Cf ' E Ctr Jftx 5 fi-G its Cynthia Simpson Ambition: To work in a mental ward Destiny: To be there herself. Chris Stefferud Ambition: Make the Westtown rooms larger and install elevators. Des- tiny: Impossible - no destiny. Steve Rohrbaugh Ambition: To see the Holy Qxaker Empire take over the world. Des- tiny: To put Arkansas on the map. Ted Stone Ambition: Mobile kilowatt. Des- tiny: Be a lines repair man for Bell Telephone. R. for 92 U41 Aulplnd Suki-1 o QIAQUUIA- Nancy Trotter Ambition: Sing soap opera. Des- tiny: Sing for the Salvation Army. Linda Weiner Ambition: Live in a penthouse way up in the sky. Destiny: Live in an apartment on Nurs. Jack Schofield Ambition: Revolutionize Westtown. Destiny: Start a rival co-ed in- stitution of Westtown. Cindy Welsh Ambition: To be a member of Con- gress. Destiny: A cleaning woman in the Capitol Building. Anna Wickersham Ambition: Be a 'Master' barber. Destiny: Trim French poodles. Jose Withers Ambition: To graduate. Destiny: Do so with honors. Jean Yaukey Ambition: Be a millionaire.Destiny Work for the A.E'.S.C. '?q L KX QK K B ' ' A Ann Thacher Ambition: Become President of Tin Foil Collectors Inc. Destiny: Lose all her tin foil. Bob Row Ambition: Be president of the Na- tional Audubon Society. Destiny: President of the National Audubon Society. Sally Thornthwaite Ambition: Wardrobe mistress for Bar num and Bailey Circus. Destiny: De signing Westtown gymsuits. SCHOFUELDOM land-xsooazus , phsw-:lr hl'ib-ULCS-P'-OA'-z7M5.SeR'!1l435E7 ?a5ov.u.a5'+fq,EL'uou. f,-,3,a5nvL.a.H-sash. ' ' John Vincent Ambition: To be governor of Ill- inois. Destiny: Bum on Skid Row, Margie Whittlesey Ambition: Learn all her vocabul- ary words: Destiny: Be an etymolo- gist. Barbara Wildman Ambition: To put Burlhum in an Ivy league superior to all others .Des- tiny: Go to University of Miami. Szmdy Yof fee Ambition: To own a record shop. Des tiny: Break all her records. e Shivers mbition: Pitch a perfect game for the Phillies. Destiny: Be in charge of penny pitching in the carnival. Gail Va Arkel Ambition: Sail around the world. Destiny: Capsize off Cape C06- .qt-4- ' lip Whittaker ition: Have beautiful finger- nails one inch long. Destiny: Keep chewing. of -Q EP W1 'hi' I ., l Come I Wfaxjgguies Som Trueblood Ambition: To be dictator of the U.S. Destiny: Be exiled to St. Helena. 2-Ck!!! My Alla Willcox Ambition: Sail around the world in a bathtub. Destiny: Head of American Friends' Service Commit- tee . Paul Zimmerman Ambition: Play professional hock- ey. Destiny: Mascot for Ramblers. Wwtmq Laying the cornerstone Wbrk before play 'In the beginning Santa's Pet 1 Q Alumni Day 1953 'Be my Valentine' Team spirit at. Girard Camp Suppers I I -Ilia, gk' e 1' , ga e . sgw aig ef. e ffm M: - 1-.-r LI.:, - 'f5f,':'C9L-' L Tv . 'ifff 'Y ' e :Wai ' ff l . ,1 TM , w' m,.gJp,,5-1 '- '- 3 'qgg1 ' ,J ,L-ffm,-' ' ' : - df .3 . :Pe ',,- 'Haze1, thee was a naughty girl' 'Next record, couples skate' 'Stars in their eyes' 'Unh!' 'Hop, hop, hop' - ,,. K ., A 3 ,L.,.5',r51Q. , E 1 .1 'I 1 31- f fa.. x f -Sf M- ir il sql MJF-1. Gyqih' , V 1. I 1 . , rf S., ..N,.jnl IJ 'QKQW' rv: gg pkbgx Y r wh! at 4. 552. ,ggjk 3 . . 'xg-5:,Ir' le ,- 4f ffa','j ,QQ -N f, ,--,el V SA - -gd V ,Q .fps-4:5- -N o e , ...fi ffiiff - ff - 'J' 1 '-'1:f.4,fSiTe5'- v- :AQ-'f-'N' ,. ,N ex me 'PZ if,-i',:ga':5i-4gin--Y, -fury.-.. bmw ' 1 me vf f ' ,Vw -nib' fG 'I:.- yy, .2'+..-- f..n.W51a- .. f ,ry f73f.45': jf -1'-L in ' f '-elif fe -, L '-nikki 54 A .. 'friife ff f i f e R fs?-F, ,na 1 Musician in the making 'Come and get it' First Class talent 'Beat me, Daddy' Pow-wow Rogue' s Gallery The Big Four' Good-Bye. 1 1 Lazy man' s work , , 'First and foremost, I remember Mama I X54 xx I,-A ' 'Pfgxm ,f 1 f -X ff 1 EMM - M K g X Seventh Grade - First row: Beck Test, Suzanne Williamson, Mae Brown, arianne Griffith, Sue Bhgan.'Second row: Seth Foster, Alan,Taft, Kathy Lawrence, Margaret Hogenauer, Laura Russell, Dana Criddle, Martin Radbill. Third row: Louise Mattlage, Sarah Barclay, Guy Britton, Gail Igo, Chris Willits, Damon Scott, James Wamsley, Nivin Snyder. went! L74 6 Qmdee Under the title and Below , come the seventh and eighth grades which really deserve more acclaim. The eighth grade has seventeen members including the grand total of three girls. Class officers are Paul English, president, Paul Hartsough, vice-president, and Kirk Russell, secretary-treasurer: with Teacher Gladys Fleming and Master Bob English as advisors. The seventh grade is composed of twenty-one students with Master Lawrence Newhall as advisor. These classes have helped to keep up the school spirit with the Stone House Soccer Team, which, in- cidentally, defeated the hockey varsity in a game last Fall. All these future upperclassmen will be back next year with even more vim and vigor. Eighth Grade - First row: Jones Jordan, John Watson, Penny Teaf, E1 en Lyon, Tom Brown, Charles Taylor, Charles Coltmen. Second row' Todd loxey, Bruce Morden, Jason Russell, Dick Oakey. Paul Englxsn, John Darnell, Paul Katsuki, Paul Hartsough. First row: Pat Lee, Toni Hughes, Jean Kirk, Hone! Trueblood, NHQUCY Baker, Muff Ever. Second row:'Pete Ruth, Dick Ka as,Dick Granqullity Aimee Wilson. Nina Jones, Caroline Coo er, Jan Mesics. 'lihird I-'OVU Ricky Mil1s.,,Colhy Smith, George Good,El'ed Lehman, Jim Will' Jeff Buchanan ,Phil Bowe rman. V . This year's Third Class has had the distinction of being the largest one in the history of the school, totaling sixty-one members, with more to come nextyear. The class officers, Tum Mahood, president, Sarah Test., vice-presidentg Jan Coltman, sec- retaryg and Jim Cohen, treasurer, have done a fine job under the guidance of Class Advisors, Teacher Mabel Elliot, and Master Mar- vin Shagam. 'Dae Class of '59, is well represented on the various commit- tees and on Council, to say nothing of the varsity sportsg There's no lack of spirit in this class and we can expect even more next year. I I .First row: Cinldy Stocking, Phoebe Helsing Testi- Selly Oekey, -Herle Glnuner-, Suann Kelley. Second roi: avid Trovbr1dge,'I'erryIx'w1n, Denny llogennner. Kent. fishers, .Inn Caitlin. Penny Nottxngton. Evlien Thornton. Third- row: J13godCoken,Hobert Houghton Devid Howard, Jan Hurgronje, David lellln , get Boone, Levis Rohrfaaugh. . First. row: Ricky Van Doren. Tandy Enelow. Betts Darneil, Jimmy G1en'1-I'-'Chic R0We,Mal'j01'ie Hibbard- Second row: Pete Erskine, Tom Mahood,'Lee Gregerson, Louise Tunhell. Gail Young, Carol Behre Sue g:'rgsd,B'lghtiersci roun Tom Vicary, Art Anderson, Walter Van Vleck B1 Raoul, SHUI Shgngmgn, 1 Cx wh 51 2nd Class - First row: Barbara Kaese eyer, Barbara DuBois, Trina Raiford, Rosemary Hibbard, Pam Lang. Second row: Mary Ann Baker Holly Allen, Carol Lebo, Martha Webb, Nano Rodman, Clem Valen tine, Julie Peck. Third row: Jim Cree, Jay Edge, Bill Gray, Doug Kennedy, Bill Fritze, Mike St.John, Dick Ortlip. Fourth row: Dave Hartsough, Pete Fuhrer, Barry Whittaker, Bob Mauer, Sam Loveland Garr Druding, Danny Rie. , gum The Second Class had as its officers this year Pete Fuhrer, presidentg Holly Allen, vice-presidentg Mary Ann Baker, secretary, and Bob May, treasurer. With many mem- bers of the class on varsity teams, Cheerleaders' Squad, Cbuncil, Steering Committee, Religious Life Cmnnittee and practically every other school organization, the Class of '58 was well represented in school activities this year. Everyone has enjoyed the class parties and other get-to- gethers held throughout the two semesters, and all look forward to an even better junior year. ii? 2nd Class - First row: Gwen Coronwa , Gee Klemgfrer, Dotty Brown, Judy Woodbury, Sally S uires. Second row: Judy lair, Jenney Heyn, Ruth Rhodes, Margie Raaccus, Betsy Balderson. Sue Squires, Sue Fines. Third row: Dave Emmons, Richard Conrad, Bob May, Sam Allen, Harry Cann, Alonzo Smith, Howard Christensen,. Fourth row: Colin Kelly, Earl Dresden, John Windecker, Bob Jones, Ed Craven, George Carroll, Stanley Robinson. 2nd Class - First row: Ruth Laug, Ellen Zook, Beth Lane, Nancy Aiken, Barbara Jacobs,Alfreda Mezers,Second row: Phyllis Malandra, Van larner, Kathy Horst, Cor y Scheffey, Nura Petrov, Emmy Kennedy, Saaio Horton. Third row: Henry Chen, Jody Steuart, George Trotter, Dave Laurens, Dave Pilebrov, Otto Haase, John Weller, Fourth row: Ton Stratton, John Benson, Andy Madigliani, Ed Ander- son, Pete Bernstein, Don Nelson. lst Class - First row: Sylvia Ahfert, Merle Balsley, Sally Bill- ings, Judy Exman, Nancy Baldri ge, Ruth Passmore. Second row: Zanny Morse, Pat Allen, BetsyhLevering, Pax Yoder, Chris Boyer, Ruth Ann Moodeg, Peggy Zook. ird row: Vicki Starr, Bill Julian, John Horter, ric uglister, Gene Haiford, Hugh Bonner, Nancy Klauder Ann Trowbrid e Fourth row: Dic Re e ete e dri ks , L 3 , k 5 n P H n c Dick Lewis, Fred Swan. George Rhodes, Paul Dean, hlan Smith. du!! edema Out of nearly ninety members of the Class of '57,Bent Lawaetz was reelected presidentg Debbie Bacon was vice president, and Sven Holsoe and Joan Sachse, who pulled our class rings through, were secretary and treasurer. The first class represents talents in the field of sports, r dramatics, art,.music, and brains, and it has leading rep- resentatives, both old and new, in all the available school committees and activities. There have been many varieties of class parties, sometimes prevented by the weather, but the cl ss spirit shown will help make next year a good one for the seniors. ' ' ' lst Class - First row: Debby Bacon, Joan Silver, Betty Nesbitt, Ellen Perera, Teedie Court, Carol Vicary, Betsy Heal. Second row: Joan Clark, Frankie Dewey, Pam Schreiber, Jean Kinsey, Judy Foote, Carol Carter, Hutchie Dawes. Third row: Jim Keene, Bill Schultz, Svend Holsoe, Nina Willcox, Bent Lawaetz, George Crispin, Walter Striedick. Fourth row: Chris Hiatt, Jeff Blanchford, Tom Wickham, Garry Utley, Art Criddle. John Balassa, Mike McCully. lst Class - First row: Marty Kortepeter, Sylvia'Kendall, Joan Sachse, Molly Pickett, Barbie Cam , Mary Guyer, Liz McKinney. Sec- ond row: Meg Foster, Kate Niles, Betsy Jenney, Prill Richie, Alice Hogenauer, Susie Cannon, Sue Wills, Third row: Pierre Julxard, Hoyt Drake, Sam Wagner, John Wilda, Bob Wilkins, Don Stone. Fourth row: Pete'Lane, Bruce Raymond, Henry Hetzel, Hugh McClean, Brandon James, Bob Parker. r :-- i!, rr fr' fkzdaitdee 3 'Sign X Mizif' gQ In Jim ff A1 - L-...ul ' I . vi...-...4.. ......- .. ..., J 1 If Q Q Q' 1 F H - AW! .. .. ., .. X . gdqp.. If Westtown's student committee were run on the senior- ity system Sue Horsfield would hold the franchise. Sue ar- rived at Westtown in 1948. She has played varsity hockey, basketball and tennis for three years, being a truly per- manent member of Girls' Council Cthree yearsl, photograph- er for the Pmicus and the Brown and White and was a storm- ing young miss in the Senior Play. John Nicholson brought his humor and desire to try something new and different to Westtown in 1953. He kept it somewhat hidden from the public for the two years, but its came to light during his senior year. Together John and Sue sent the Faculty off for a Friends' School Day at Wilmington while they carried a great part of the load of running the school for the day. Almost every student had a job to do. We were dieticians, teachers, proctors or deans and were so well organized that when the day came, Sue and John sat back and watched their machine operate. Student responsibility had taken a great step forward through John and Sue's perseverance. When seniors needed more study time, all night ligbts were instituted so that the students now turn off their own lights at the appointed hour. The Social Cbmmittee had taken the job of keeping so- cial behavior up to par which used to be a Faculty head- ache, a large job that must be well done. Sue and John's dependability can only be matched by their hearty spirits which have helped keep the school humming all year long. .Front row: Patty Allen, Carolyn Vicary, Sarah Test, Jan Hogenauer Back row: Nura Petrov, Chris Stefferud, Sue Horsfield, Faculty Ad visor, Anne Wood, Betty Nesbitt, Phyllis Lang. e-za' ' The 1955 - l956 Girls' Council has been especially successful in establishing itself as a mediating body between the students and faculty, by encouraging con- structive suggestions and student visits to Council meetings. This increased interest and the leadership of Sue Horsfield and Teacher Anne made Council a smoothly efficient unit. The Council Handbook was a great help to students, old and new, in answering many questions about school life, The best Christmas Dance ever was put on by the joint effort of the Boys' and Girls' Councils. The kitchenette was retouched by presents given at a Cbuncil--Kitchenette Party. This enterprising Cbuncil hopes to start selling small Westtown stickers and book covers. we all hope the wonderful spirit can be carried over for next year's Council, so they may have as successful a year as this year has been. Sitting: Glenn Hudson, Faculty Advisor Al Ha , John Nicholson Ken Pennel , Bent Lawaetz, Standing: Henry Hetzel, Jim Marlack, Zag! ' Student Body President, John Nicholson, piloted Boys' Council quite effectively and was capably assisted by Chief Proctor, Glenn Hudson, this year. Besides the situating of new students, getting the Handbook out, and running the Christmas Dance, Council acquired a representative for Stone House and has increased the rotating members to four. Council has carried on the plans for the improvement of Onisac. There are some definite plans for the arrangement of the furniture and equipment which will soon be put into use. Detention and Breakfast Club are not the rule but they are found necessary at various times. Master Al Hay had continued this year as faculty advi- sor and Council would like to thank him for his able assistance and guidance not to mention the fun they have had with him as advisor. sid...- Front row: Polly Gerenbeck, Joel Dimmet!:e,Facu1ty Adyi50r,M8I'Y Webb. Second row:Judy Cabot, Dick Regen, Melvin KeiservMartyKorcepecer,Bi11 Saizziisabgzizzifww-lv Advisor- waw? 6 ' The main purpose of Westtown's Work Program is not to teach people how to work, as the title might suggest. We, the Conmittee, work on the assumption that everybody can work and that everybody is looking for the opportun- ity to show his or her working capacities.l But rather, the aim is to develop a feeling of cooperation, a sense of fair play, and a memory within the individual. By ro- tating the jobs every three weeks, a student can acquire quite a variety, anything from toast warm up to class room clean up, from grapefruit cut up to early morning wake up, and finally from outside pick up to dining room check up. Unfortunately there are not enough jobs to go around, so a work bank is set up for the privileged few who do not rate a job for that shift. However, these few are constantly on guard lest they be called upon to substi- tute for others who take weekends, meal-pers, or ills. Under the guidance of Master Buss, Teacher Mary Webb and Teacher Keay, the Cbmmittee does its best to keep the above mentioned in order. Q y : Co k Sh ff J d E , S d : Faculty Advisor x:::tWZ2d, Psmrllylimaerzzn, lSal1yxEillds,elcl2: Pgrizell, Pete Fuhrer Sz 6 'flee Sally and Ken have been writing the Steering Committee announcements on the board this year. New twists have in- cluded jazz sessions, bull slinging, rock and roll parties and truth and consequences. The coumittee's views were broadened through visits to and from George School. Stu- dents were polled during the winter term about popular ac- tivities. A few Wednesday dances were enlivened by color- ful theuesp a Sock Hop, a Victory Dance, a Turkey Trot and a Sadie Hawkins dance were held. Steering Cbnmittee has done its best to provide good entertsi t all year. at First row: Julie Peck, Lise Couri. Robin Hull. Second row: Sam 'lrueblood, Pete Lane, Jim Macllae, Bill Fritze, Faculty Advisor Tom Brown, Art Criddle, Stark Biddle, Svend Holsoe. ' ' .lege 'me Unique among Westtown student comnittees is the Relig- ious Life Cbnmittee. It is the only mixed comnittee which collects dues, serves refreshments or meets after lights. 'Ihese frivolous distractions have not prevented the group from working hard. Perhaps the hardest worker was our fac- ulty helper, Master Tom Brown. Vesoers programs, the com- mittee's primary responsibility, were on the whole suc- cessful, despite unfortunate sabotage attempts. New this year were Sunday night suppers down the Lane, religious discussions at faculty homes and early morning services at the Lake. ' Ihe Saints may consider their job well done. Front row: Penny Norrington, Bob Doll, John Arnold, Debbie Borton, Second row: Howard Christensen, Faculty Advisor, Agnes Thomas, Allan Willcox, Jean Yaukey, Faculty Advisor, Marty Giessler, Nina Willcox. Third row: Emmy Kennedy, Fred Swan, Jean Kinsey, Brandon James, Rosie Hibbard, Tom Stratton, Barbie Wildman. ' 6 'Zee The Service Cmnnittee under the leadership of Jean Yaukey and Alan Willcox tried this year to make its activities a channel through which students could put their desires to be of service to others into action. Money was raised in many ways as it has been in other years. In addition, a Saturday evening at a Cafe a Paris was put on with the French and Art Departments, and was a great success! The mon- ey was used for four projects: to help cure disease and lessen the famine in Paraguay via the Bruderhof, of which John Arnold is a member, to support Philadelphia Weekend Workcampsg to help those still in need in Japan via the Swans who are traveling thereg and the largest sum, to bring Ecki Barth, a member of last summer's German Wbrkcamp, and a student at the Wilhemshule, our affiliated school, to Wbsttown for a year. ' ',4.,4. Front row: Nura Petrov, Beck Dimmette, Debbie Barton, Cindy Welsh, Craigie Hammond lary Baher. Back row: Betty Butcher, Debby Bacon, large Cooper, Bally Thornthwaite, Ingie Reinger, Faculty Advisor, Mary Borton, Chris Stefferud, Ann Hopkins. Girls' AA was faced this year with many of the old problems of checkout and intra ural teams, but under the able leadership of Ingie Reiniger, President, and Mary Baker, Vice President, each problem was carefully worked out. Debby Borton has ably carried out her duties as secretary, taking minutes and planning commit- tees and Betty Butcher faithfully behind the counter at candy store, has done her part as treasurer. The AA has come up with some new ideas this year. With the Boys' AA and several other Friends' schools, Westtown held the first co-ed Friends Basketball Jamboree. Each board member was given individual responsibility to see that the day ran smoothly. The jamboree was a grand success and enjoyed by all. Alsoithree representatives of our board attended a conference at Baldwin School to discuss organization of an Athletic Association for Bfildvlin- The Paj BNIB Part-Y sponsored by the AA was another high- light of the year. ' The canoe trip this spring topped off a very successful year for the AA Board. Back row: Bob Row, John Windecker, Faculty Advisor, Eugene Haiford Larry Forman, Bob Passmore. Front. row: Jo n Nicholson. gm' ,-4. A At the beginning of the school year the Boys' AA, under the leadership of Eugene Raiford, chose its two very able executives, Larry Forman, president, and Bob Passmore, secretary. 'Ihese two have done an excellent job in handling the problems which arose in the athletic department. Although Boys' AA is not as active as the Girls', it has filled its post admirably. 'Ihe major tasks this year were elect- ing Brown and White intramural captains, giving out athletic awards, and paying the numerous bills that accumulated through the department. 'lhe managers of the various teams have given their share of time and work to help the two executives and ' 'GJlonel in keep- ing the athletic progrun running smoothly. -uv 5 Hoag. on wg Debby ird rovgEvan lderson, lv1n Kaiser, Sq- Trng. Jean uer.Th Me 04: It 'U O 0 U3 'if -H A 'O ,mu -asm 0 U Bo: 5: cs: L.CJ 3 PN 'U H 'Fl U Ju' .HA SW' 01 2 E4-Q Ev' ' A Gio :-Sz 330 uk': :S-Ji u ..-2. o u -gl aU3 7- mr-2 l4'U9 0: u.-15 A1 eker, Hone 0 O -rl fi, ary B 0 as D '5 S .gzs Q-4 ,A m.Q .gg u :JSE Uupq 56 U22- 0 ..5--a 3--vu O 1': H . gm nQ.:1 has-fo ,Nusa LOU-4 Q10-D 9 . Co-Editors ......... Business Manager ...... Writers' Staff Head ... Typists' Staff Head ... Characteristics Editors Art Editors ......... Photography Managers .. Photographers ...... Circulation Managers Advertising Managers Faculty Advisor .. ..... Judy Cabot Mary Baker Jim Matlack ::::Steve'Hohrbaugh .. Debbie Borton ...... Jean Hoag Melvin Keiser . Becky Dimmette Charlie Brock .. Evan Alderson Cindy Welsh .. Sue Horsfield Joel Dimmette .. Alice Forsyth Sam Trueblood Mar Anna Moore gtark Biddle Eugene Hogenauer The 1956 Amicus Staff is headed by Mary H. Baker and Judy Cabot, who have worked hard to turn this Amicus into a reality. Having co-editors is something that was done for the first time this year. Not only have the editors and the rest of the staff sweated over this book but also Master Gene Hogenauer, our facutly advisor, to whom we're grateful for his time and advice. One of the first major problems we ran into in the fall was that of the budget. We were afraid we might have to have more than one Senior Picture per page. However, we found a new publisher who was able to give us the type of yearbook we wanted within our price range. We have had other problems about characteristics, slurp pictures and end sheets but eventually everything that was needed was handed in,,decisions were arrived at, and we were finally able to put everything together to form this Amicus. Z and hte First rowg Sue Horsfield, Betsy Levering, Jean Yauke , Margo Cooper. Second row: Bob Parker, Susie Keyserlins, Bene Ciuerster, John Vincent, Faculty Advisor Marvin Shagam. Thir row: Margie Whittlesey, Barbara Wildman, Steve Hohrbaugh, Melvin Keiser, Stark Biddle, Ken Pennell. May I have some volunteer typists for the 'Bee and Dub'?f' Thus began a typical work weekend. In the 2-10 PM Sunday after- noons most of the writing, typing, headlining and make-up were finished with the help of all the staff plus Master Marvin, the advisor. Shouts and questions such as 'fWho's got my article? or How many spaces does this headline have? reverberated al- most deafeningly through the Senior Parlor. Yet the paper emerged at times provocative, at times amusing, and often interesting. The emphasis of the paper was on good opinionated articles which would be of interest to the students as well as their parents. In this the staff was fortunate to have excellent writers among the student body to help maintain the standard set by last year's staff. Next year's Brown and Whites should also make good reading as the Sophomores and Juniors show great promise in radicalism and ingenuity. First row: Ruth Laug, Jan Coltman, Merle Glauner, Jean Kirk, Ellen Thornton, Ellen Zook. Second row: Corkey Scheffey, Nancy Baldridge, Rosemary Hibbard, Faculty Advisor Dot Gould, Anna Wickersham, Muff Ewer, Aimee Wilson,Th1rd row:A1freda Meyers,Kathy Horst, Caroline Cooper, Nancy Rodman, Debby Bacon, Judy Woodbury, Rickie Van Doren, Clem Valentine, Mickey Webb, Barbara Jacobs. Fourth row: Carol Lebo, Sally Squires, Mary Ann Baker, Margie Flaccus, Susie Binns, Betsy Balderson, Jenny Heyn, Judy Blair, Julie Peck, Trina Raiford. 4 ' The Glee Club tradition was continued this year by an enthusiastic and talented group. The organiza- tion meets nearly every Tuesday evening of the Fall and Winter terms as it has ever since 19395 'Ihe di- rector and founder is Dorothy Gould. 'Ihe club pre- sented an inspired Christmas Vespers service this year. Secular music is the club's specialty. Anna Wickersham was- president this year with Rosemary Hibbard as secretary. 0 rr P' W pl First row: Polly Gerenbeck, Beth Davis, Hugh McLean, Emmy Kenned , Phoebe Balsley, Gee Klemperer. Second row: Carol Carter, Hu h Bonner, Mary Collins, Debby Borton, Ken Rennell, Barbara Wildman, Mike St.John, Beth Lane, Liz McKinneE. Third row: Dave Emmons, Rene Guerster, Lee Gregerson, Tandy nelow, Judy Exman, Faculty Advisor Barbara Canfield, Nancy Aiken, Ann Trow- Nura Petrov, Pierre Juliard. Ozadedta What is that sound from Industrial every Tuesday and Friday evening? Surely it can't be the Westtown Orchestra, but it so happens that this is the origin of the sound. lhder the apt and careful direction of Teacher Barbara Canfield the orchestra this year has proved itself more than a small group of diddlers diddl- ing on a few instruments. With the addition of several new mem- bers, the orchestra has expanded in size to include a bass viol, more violins,and cellos, a French horn, a string of flutes, bells and other percussion instruments. A Wednesday assembly was the first occasion in which the or- chestra performed. Then came its part in the Christmas Vesper Service in which all delighted in playing Christmas Bhapsody'fa conglomeration of all types of Christmas music. As something new during the Unusual Weekend the orchestra took part in a pro- gram for childred from a neighboring orphanage. This was a big success. A few of the orchestra members were privileged to play with some faculty in a small ensemble for the operetta. This was the first time that an operetta has been accompanied throughout its performance by more than a piano. Bob Mauer, Ken Pennell, Dave Emmons, Earl Dresden, Dave Laurell!- Ziamlled ww Continuing as the Westtown jazz combo for the second year, the Uncalled Fbur started this year as a nearly revolutionary group. The new boys in this five man quar- tette were Bob Mauer, pianog Dave Emmons, base, Dave Laurens, trumpet, and Earl Dresden,on drums. Ken Pennell on tenor sax was the only alumnus of last year's aggrega- tion. This year the Four performed on numerous occasions at the major dances and at the talent show. Every Friday night during hobbies they have kept the music studio alive with their renditions of many favorite songs such as Lullaby of Birdland, Spring Is Here and A-B-C Boogie. Besides working together they also accompanied such vocalists as Molly Pickett, Ibug Lewis and Tandy En- elow. We all have enjoyed hearing from the Four again this year. Chorus - First row: Wendy Ford, Beckey Dimmette, Molly Pickett, Jean Kinsey, Carol Carter, Hutchie Dawes. Second row: Director Art Winsor, Chris Stefferud, Ingie Beiniger, Carol Vicary, Nina Willcox, Steve Rohrbaugh, Assistant Director Barbara Canfield, Thlrd r0W: Svend Holsoe, George Carroll, Rene Guerster, Tom Wick- ham, Pete Hunter, Dave Shivers, Charles Chase, Pete Lane. Mixed chorus began this year as one of the largest in many years with Betty Butcher as president, Ken Pennell, secretary, and Sandy Yoffee acting as librarian. Under the excellent leadership of Master Art Winsor and Teacher Barbara Canfield the chorus has given several enjoyable perform- ances. Tne first was Westtown's annual Christmas program. This year we had a great number of soloists participating in the chorus' presentation of The Creation. Our second program was the Spring Program of show songs and excerpts from Carmen. The highlight of the chorus was their production of Gilbert and Sullivan's Gondo- liers under the fine stage direction of Master Bernie Haviland. The operetta was a great success as we feel the entire year has been, our thanks to Master Art and Teacher Barbara. First row: Sylvie Alpert, Merle Balsley, Nancy Trotter, Beth Davis, Zanney Morse, Pax Yoder. Second row: Doug Lewis, Mary Anna Moore, Betsy Levering, Mary Collins, Jean Hoag, Jody Steuart, Third row: Ken Pennell, Glenn Hudson, John Wilda, Bob Mauer, Don Nelson. First row: Jose Withers, Polly Gerenbeck, Ruth Ann Mood- dy, Nancy Klauder, Marty Kortepeter, Second row: Flip Whittaker, Sylvia Kendall, Betty Butcher, Judy Cabot, Linda Weiner, Liz McKinney, Sandy Yoffee. Third row: Howard Christensen, Bob Parker, Sam Allen, Hugh McLean, Melvin Keiser. Bob Doll, Brandon,James, Pete Fuhrer. Yfeapew First row: Beth Lane, Tandy Enelow, Doug Lewis, Don Nelson, Kathy Horst, Alice Hogenauer, Kate Niles, Jenny He n, Director Glenn Wri ht. Second row: Bob Dol1,'Tom Wickham, Bob Mauer, Sue Fines, george Carroll, Hugh McC1ean. Many a Sunday evening before Vespers has been dedicated .to warbling practice by this group, the choir. Though it has seldom performed, it has worked to build a considerable repertoire of hynms. Glenn Wright is the capable choirmaster. Ken Pennell, Melvin Keiser, Pete Hunter, Dave Shivers, Joel Dimmette, Paul Zimmerman. ' eztez' The Senior Sextet sang this year for the Fall Dance, the Talent Show and the Christmas Dance. It sang mostly old favorites such as 'Il1ere's a Small Hotel , ' 'White Gxristmasn and Autumn Leaves . The sextet also had the privilege of being the first to sing a song by Ann Coleman ' 'This Is the Time for Love . The sextet consisted of Ken Pennell, Paul Zirrmerman,and Dave Shivers singing tenor and Pete Hunter, Mel Keiser and Joel Dilrmette singing bass. W I I Katrin .. Mama ...... Christine .. Papa ...... Dagmar .... Mr. Hyde ... Nels ....... . Aunt Trina .... Aunt Sigrid ... Aunt Jenny .... Uncle Chris ..... . Jessie ............ Mr. Thorkelson ... Dr. Johnson ..... Arne .......... A Nurse ......... .. Another Nurse ... .. Soda Clerk ..... Madeline ............. .. Dorothy Schiller Florence D. Moorhead .. . Bell Boy ...... ....... .. Scrub Woman ..... .......... 7740 .. Mary Collins .. Sandy Yoffee .. Sue Horsfield .... John Arnold ..... Mary Baker . John Nicholson ........ Bob Row Susie Keyserling .. Debbie Borton .... Sally Gilda .. Evan Alderson .. Jose Withers .. Alan Willcox .... Bill Jones ...... Tom Niles .. Ingie Reinger Mary Anna Moore .... Ed Houghton Craigie Hammond . Flip Whittaker .. Betty Butcher .. Bene Guerster Polly Gerenbeck Weeks of hectic preparation on the part of the class of 1956 culminated in the grand presentation to the Westtown Community and assembled guests of ' 'I Remem- ber Mama . The seniors remembered Mama with the expert help of J. Bernard Haviland and his able assistant, Agnes Finnie, and John Van Druten who wrote the play. By 8:00 on November 12, the actors had finished the hasty review of lines, all the walk-ons had stage fright and the audience was happily anticipating some top flight entertainment. The production did not disappoint anyone. Our guest artist, Butch , who played Uncle Elizabeth did so well he nearly stole a scene. The prompter did not prompt so very often and several cast members showed a real knack for acting. Best of all, no joke fell flatg every witticism crossed the footlights sans mishap. Incidently, the most attentive by far, were the seniors themselves who listened with devoted delight. After the final curtain fell, the cast knew rejoic- ing and regret. If it were not for rehearsals, the class would have presented another play immediately. As it is, we will always remember Mana. ,...4n TF ,N E PTC Ps I-4 I mmons, Pie E 0 u 0 G E 1 Sm I-I 3 QQ -.r f o .,., n av-I m o I 0 P G e 'VS A o H b 40: n O3 Hu '23 o 0:5 son. Se John 1 ow: D Ne len. Th1rd u :I Q. J o .an '3-. gat -Q ,E mill CBD. :E 9-D-'I .HO ,cuz ll-:A N. o Carroll, Hug George I Q . vt' 3 s o 1 EU ...S l U lids UQ U o . H1 Fi Hib Jullnrd, I4 U6 I-9- H 7764? TWELFTH NIGHT Olivia ... ............ ... .... Meg Foster Viola .. ..,.. Martha Webb Maria .... ...:Arte1ia Court Feste ..... ........ Dottie Brown Servant ... ... Rose Mary Hibbard Curio ..... ..... Hu h McLean Valentine . ..... Allen Smith Sir Toby .. Sir Andrew Orsino .... Sea Captain. . Malvolio .. Antonio ... Officer ill Officer Q27 Priest .... Sebastian . Fabian .... ... John Balassa ...... Sam Allen .. Robert Parker ........Paul Dean .. George Carroll .. Pierre Juliard ...... Pete Lane .... Dave Emmons ... Svend Holsoe ..... Don Nelson ... Jody Steuart This year's Shakespearean play, directed per usual by Bernie Haviland and Agnes Finnie, was Twelfth Night or 'What You Will . It was a wonderful farce which con- cerned itself with 'beauty of complete and .utter confusion. The scenes were enlivened by the constant presence of scores of drunken knights, low-brow maids, egotistical stewards and beautiful ladies. These various characters spent most of their time scurrying furtively from one bush to another while hatching plots. The rehearsals were fran- tic, and the cast went staggering back to homework after many strenuous workouts provided by the gymnastics in- volved. However, the project was great fun, and the final result would hardly cause The Bard to suddenly begin push- ing up daisies in desperation. Evan Alder-son, John Horterl deem The stage crew, now in its twenty-sixth year, is composed of a group of boys who shoulder the responsibility for the running of the various plays, dances, Saturday night programs, and miscell- aneous events occurring during the school year. This year a semi- separate projection club was organized to handle the Kollect- ing-Boom Kinema and help with other films. It was under the di- rection of Bill Julian, who also did some work on the stage crew itself. Another able helper was Brandon James. The Senior Play, the Faculty Play, the Operetta, and the Shakespearean Play are the main events for the stage crew Satur- day night programs, especially the big dances,also take a good deal of preparation, however. Otherwise the boys are kept busy with weekly events, sponsored by the Steering Cmnnittee, and many special programs throughout the year. First row: Nancy Baldridge, Betsly Jenney, .Barbara Jacobs, Julie Peck, Carol Lebo. Second row: aculty Advlsor Jan Long, Bob Rowe, Prill Richie, Fred Swan, Betsg Heal, Ken Pennell. Third row: Eric Fuglister, Jon Bernstein, harles Brock, John Nicholson, Melvin Keiser. 5146045 'Ihis year the Bird Club, which hasn't had a too stable and glorious a past has been raised up into a prosperous and accomplished organization. It has undertaken projects in connection with the John Carter Miseum, taken trips to such places as Hawk Mountain and Bomb Bay Hook, and has held a successful winter census. 'Ihe President, Bob Row, sincerely hopes that Freddy Swan and Prill Richie, respectively as Vice-President and Secretary, along with Master Jan, Master Al and Master Burdette will carry on further next year and help to put the Bird Club back into Westtown life. Qffffi fs.. Ah-,-Ein du. slddfd XJ N 14? Friends' Central Haverford School Haverford Qolleg Haverford High Kennett Square Friends' Select. Penn Charter Episcopal George 'School Girard College Alumni B '-ll '2EH2i'-Ziff '-?-I D- o0 'l'Fl I gn-lv-1 .GQ--Hfh sz' ED ,G I-4 gil! 5123 of: -cn tl! ig-5'Z 0 U 31:5 alla. .. E2 -Q3 :v-gig' Sf 6 .ui Z p.,-. ..-qua H50 O B U-al H Q 1 rl w: Manager Margo a 0 :M 1ce 1res, Hut: ro U U O IE Mary na ch -E 0 6 O U. rth lmmette .v-1 tg: rho - Ia- H7- 0-1 .. Qu'-NCQ non vofhozs. -AQ In-'A 2 E 0 P- ago-arg so'-'E I 0 U I-4 O . v g -cuff -.-F' sf Q G4-A .Eg H .aa mile-o 41 6 ur.: UF, -:La ow u u. 1-i 0 Q mga:-HVJ v --1.-4 --am'-4-4 .. 'H UI zwr- H 5 '15-4 U 15315 o L4 us um in-:va --4 P- U u o.... M350 5--4 CD '4 UIC! 2 E 'cosm- -n1g'H'OP'- .S T12 :Ev-:s s.. 001:52 P-Sagas :E gm --fc 5-32 bm '1 0050. 35403-nl-4 ETS 2,2 D-an-un u eu v md 5 .u TSS of r., I-4 --os I1-Za: Moorestown Friends Wi lmington Friends Swarthmore E1 lis School German town Friends' High Queeg '-!E l l l West Chester High George School Friends' Central Sanford Prep. Tower Hill lb. 1 '-I l l l 'J 9 c an 2 u m .Ez -:EQ JH own VI -.D w am A : ULD v- rf- .5 HD-1 5 Stone -6 Forman lanchf Loveland, Don I-4 'o , Larry Jeff B s N un Q! H g . CUC Ev-40 ml-lm vm: I 9-E -Qffi O m- was 'v H: 'U 5 I-' G C 0 Keise 11 Jo Mahood, :M .Am r H . w: Tom on :D I-I F0 1rd on y, Seca Sam Shanaman, Th' .5 Ei QCD ,QI-4 0--1 CD-1-1 Q g .. 0 3 no an E .Ht W : 1 n o L5 0. ign- Q o Gaia U ru o ..:u 3 -H QU milf A-P'-7s-CI mx as u o u o -v-I I dv-I 00-411 'Fl E Q1 Wilmington Friends' Friends' Select St Andrew Malvern Pre . Moonestown Friends' Friends' Select. P.M.C. Prep. Tower Hill Germantown Friends Sanford Prep. Geor e Scho l g o Malvern Prep. Girard College P.M.C. Frep. Friends School Basketball Jalbor-ee Sanford Prep. Phelps School - J.V. 3 5 Q I 'l l 'l1l 'l l 1l l 11l if-I-6 vu: n 0 u Sm' 94 gm ' 0 32.2 g 5 Q .m u m-H H.: H -16 UQ Q o. ol-A03 B09 n-H aqua lv-QD 0910 '1 Z .m r v av 21 .NRS o o 9-52- I-1 Q0 I-0 o r D.-Q -I.-D u o Q-.5 0:4 rl qv-I -1 0 pa BIG u u :v-vC.'J I---1 I NJ bard, Nurs An er Bacon. ib 08 new. McKin Liz Bc: Db-t n oan Sachle, Ro Sue Horsfield, Coach Mary Foote G O u 'S Q I -dl I-1 0 O ?- 0 4 F-UU 0415 Q he Pvff ll-4 .gr-I I-4 O 6: ' Ju Y IS dv. cn own, liaon Horton Th , ' Flaccus, Do r, A Hnrgxe on am G vo Vicnry Si yn ..i. IOP Ol-4-e H 'D ag -4 IOSO HD In 'H O! In '10 awe' Zczadehll Moorestown Fkiends' L Wilmington Friends' L West Chester High School W Cheyney Teachers' College T Friends' Select W Sanford Prep. W Tbwer Hill L George School L Friends' Cbntral W Friends' School Basketball Jamboree gm ' I I --, .1-.Y . First row: Ed Anderson., Otto Hasse, John Wilda, Second row: Pete Bernstein, Eugene Lo, John Arnold, Chris Hiatt. Third row: Jody Steuart, co-captains Jack Schofield and Charlie Brock, Rene Guersterf Joel Dimmette, Mike Mcfllllely, John Bernstein, Steve Rohr- baugh, John Benson. Fourth row: Coac Ben Hurd. 1 Eddystone High P.S. duPont High School Malvern Prep. Abington High School Pren ergast Eddystone Hi h School Abington Higg School P.S. duPont High School Girard College George Schoo Coatsville High School Prendergast l l l 'l 'l l i1l l 'l Jack Schofield - 50yd.Freestyle 25.4 Mille McCulle - 100yd.Backstroke 1.06.5 Charlie Broch - 100yd.Freestyle 58.2 Jack Schofield, Mike McCulle , Rene Guerster, Joel Dinette - 20Byd. Freestyle Relay 1:46.-1 r i I K. First row: Barbie Camp, Jan Hogenauer, Judy Cabot, Bobbi Kaese- meyer, Kate Niles, Toni Hughes. Second ral: Nancy Klauder , Jan Co tman, Louise Tunnell, Ruth Lang, Claudia Barclay, Betsy Lever- ing, Coach Kaey Smith. Third row: Sally S ires, Gail Young, Jenny Heyn, Nina Wil cox, Gail van Arkel, Susan tglinns, Susie Keyserling. 1 Baldwin School L lggverfogihlllgh School il. oo LovT:geMerion High School L Coatsville High School W Jan Hogenauer - 49yd. Bltterfly Breas tstroke 21 . 9 Second Staats, In I: v o g-1 o-1 '14 v-I -- -0 3 .H Q CD I-4 -'o 1: :- o.,. W.: HI-' land, Ed Ande Sam Wagner 0- Z.-4 o .JN 2 'UU fo D- Q.: W:-o U n-n F1 u m Q.: 5 O mon: I-I in .wi Em 5 5: G 11.5 1 : Q: U -3 I E u 'rl E QW Biddle, Phil Gu Forman, rk merman, Sta Sam Sha assmore 5: E: my-J c 0. E mf Oi -elim VI 5-1 ms. D- U u 5 D P H PN OE. H J: 'Cm u mu .32 -1-40m L:-.HQ 'gcwelald Malvern Prep. N Tower Hill N Germantown Friends' f Friends' Select P.MLC. Prep. St. Andrew P.M.C. Prep. Wilmington Friends Fri.ends', Select Malvern Prep. Girard College Sanford Prep. George School lx ff 'lg 3 - ' 4 1 I. f , fffliii. v Q 51 I ' xx :X :qv an Q r 'dk X 1' x ' it '.,f,'W4l If 1- 'T . , 1 ri1Y'v:e,4?' 3252-. diff- ,Q . ff'-ff Aft, . Zag! 7 Q, First row: Evan Alderson, Bob Hauer, Bob Parker, Paul Dean. Second row: Charlie Brock, Sam Trueblood, Charlie Roberts, Earl Dresden, John Balassa, Bruce Raymond, Tom Niles, Pete Hendricks, Mel Keiser Third row: M. Eugene Hogenauer, Robert Bow, Svend Holsoe, Rene Guerster, Pete Lane, Hugh McLean. Fourth row: Don Stone. Euler Hill a ey For Milita Acade Haverford gechool ry my Germantown Friends' St. Pndrew Swarthmore College J.V. Friends' Central Penn Charter Perkiomen School George School .W -' .mango Q W -,U 4.1. L , 'JL-'ii-:fsf , , . ,,g,, g,.,,, cial- 1.. ,9 fm-,Q-L... ..,,,,, ,. .J Ni, 2 J ..',?v. - A r ,Q ' E fe -ew-' Wi?-?-'5- ' 1312 N- ' , 'SH 4? '. -:Y .k5,:s.2me -' 'I-f:,gS1:'r,1,, J' First row: Sue Horsfield, Julie Peck, Nura Petrov. Secondxrowg Mar H. Baker, Polly Gerenbeck, Judy Cabot, Alison Borton, Peggy Zooli, Jean Yaukey, Third row: T. Mary Borton, Carol n Vicary, Betty Nesbitt, Margie Flaccus, In ie Heiniger, Hutchie Dawes, Holly Allen, Craigie Hammond, Cindy Welsh. . O 90144 Baldwin School Germantown Friends Moorestown Friends' Wilmington Friends' George School Abington Friends' Tower Hi ll First row: George Trotter, Jon Wilde, Dick Lewis, Ed Houghton, Pete Fuhrer, Barry Whittaker, Jeff Blanchford, Allen Smith, Glenn Hudson. Second row: M. Art Winsor, Fred Swan, Bill Julian, Tom Stratton, John Vincent, Bent Lawaetz, Brandon James Bob Doll. Third row: ML Karl Tabery, Larry Forman, Jack Schofield,vDouf Ken- nedyg Tony Criddle, Colin Kelly, George Crispin, Pierre Ju iard, George Carroll, Tom Wickham. Bridgeton Relays Penn Relays Haverford College Freshmen Penn Charter Triangular George School Invitation Perkiomen School Malvern Prep., Sanford Prep. Triangular Church Farm School Girard College First row: Nlua Petrov, Corky Scheffey, Craisie Hammond, Sarah Test, Barbie Jacobs, Beth Lane, Toni Hughes, oth Davis, Carol Lobo, Debbie Borton, Second row: T, Mary Borton, Emily Kennedy, Holly Allem, Becky Dimmette, Sally Squires, Nina Willcox, Infie Reiniger, Hutchie Dawes, Carol Carter, Debbie Bacon, Fran ie Dewey, Gail Young, Ann Hopkins. Radnor High School ganfolr: Pres. 3 wart ' - 4 George gzlioolgh' tems First. row: Barbara Wildman, Phyllis Lan , Merle Balsley, Second row: T. Mary Webb, Judy Woodbury, Sally Fhornthvaite, Jenny Heyn, Judy Blair, Anna Ylickersham, Louise Tunnell. Baldwin George School First row: Mary Anna Moore, Chris Boyer, Judy Exman, Peggy-Zook, Sally Gilda. Second row: Dottie Brown, Polly Gerenbeck, Pam Schreiber, Betty Nesbitt, Carolyn Vicary. 6 BE AT ME DADDY Beat me, Daddy, eight to the bar, 'Ihe Westtown team is going far. Sobswing me, Sugar, to the boogie eat! TRI PLE FIGHT The team was in a huddfe, The captain raised his headg When everything was silent, This is what he said: Gonna F-I-G-H-T, Gonna F-I-G-H-T, Gonna fight team fight! DOWN BY 'IHE GOAL Down by the goal, Skit, skat! We're gonna beat that team And send them back! With a hi-dee-hi and a ho-dee-ho We're gonna sco' and sco' and sco some mo' . O.1r team is red hot Kclap, clapi! Our team is red hot Eclap clapl! Our team is red hot clapl! 'Q Y A' ' fx! Q QIRJO D + cfm-.wMN5 R lx ll ,J .4 ...A X ,fu v Er, s. ,Q I V-- 5..r ,bk ,X-'ei lei? 'I- ll' .N f. -ff, .-,vp-.wt . Avy x ,. ' '91 ful- n. 'il M411-I Hifi- mx' -.71.., -'Tp T' vi- K: -1 ','., . ' I M lx'3M- 7 Q-f., 1 A Ab, I . . .A-,:'x.,,- lm' -' gf ' df 'uf' , .- --Aga. - 14 1 . , - 'V - ' -' . f '-L 1-. . .- . ,V ,,F,,,AQYf',,,.,.5...., . 4: A ,, YM .1-ag-T' -'1 ' ,.: ' ' '4 I . -g 0:'-f- 5 .' ?' , 1-, 'R' fqqnvdft 'win-1 vfi' '-- M N' H: JL-1:11- in . , 57. f g.. 13 -'M' ' 5 - . ,f '. ' ' ' ' . 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C Williamsport, Pa Wilmington, Dela ag' A S A M WAIIJRIERS BEST FOR YOUR HOME Jenkintown, Pa Lancaster, Pa. Philadelphia, Pcttsville, Pa Reading, Pa. COMPLIMENTS WEST CHESTER LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. MARK ET AND ADAMS STREET WEST CH ESTE R, PA. A E M. KNOX JR., PROP. PHONE 2476 OX'S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS WHEEL BALANCING BRICATION - STATEINSPECTION EUMATIC TOOL RENTAL SERVICE 5 NORTH ADAMS STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. .SZMAQ . 1 , Complete Spring Stock s 1 f s I -lf 1 ' Automobile, Truck and Bus High Quality - Prompt Service Iron, Steel, Metals and Rubber Old and Wrecked Autos New and Used Auto Parts Oxygen - Acetylene - Carbonic Gases Westtown Road, West Chester, Penna. Phone 1617 B Book Shop WEST CHESTER, PA. 32 WEST MARKET STREET PHONE O10 2 We Have Any Paint Color You Went-For Any Color Scheme! ff .Q , I 1 ,444 Choose from l,322 paint samples-get colors to match or Get any color at budget prices- with no waiting. Get any color for inside or outside painting! i WETI'IERII.l.'S G ' Z- PAINTS - 1- angina, f 'Ti' - f . , ,ff-' 'l WetherillS? GEO. D. WETHERILL 81 CO., INC. tw - PHILADELPHIA MEMPHIS harmonize with anything. mmf Zaeet Wada 3,1044 5 gampcuzg 74:4 'Producers of famous Broclzs's Frozen French Fried Potatoes I Q px.-mw+s QV 3 QQ UN: guy Knew MEY- BML Uwfw af W wwf- ,.,,,, Tn , qi -' ' . innanmlnnn- iQ2fi1oLMw675G QWDLQWWT STAATS HESTER MALVERN NEWTOWN W4W0 8,6015 w,QfM, 13. fifvddvgha Well Dame I Wwfffffwifv 65444 of Compliments of SERVICE CLEANERS 704 EAST MARKET STREET WEST CHESTER WEST CHESTER GLASS CO. West Chester, Pa. TRUXTON T. WILLIAMS QBpti:iun 27 South Church Street WEST CHESTER, PA. C.....t.9..A.J.S2e.9fl?.L.J' Q MW? sm' E GAY Fran Diliwry West Chstr 4737 wmfgwmfa TOT Bhd TEEN TOWN last Gay Street 0 Was! Cho P E 3636 Dluiiip Gorveff CLASSIC SPORTSWEAR FOR MEN AND WOMEN 12 SOUTH CH ' ST. WEST CHE ER PA TURNER MOTORS Studebaker - Packard West Chester, Pa. Io -J' S of: Xgf .eww x q55v'ggxPL dk 60EblQLC!XIZiy 0949935 MERIN STUDIOS C7 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE 1955 AMICUS all portraits appearing in this publication have been placed on file in our studio, and can be duplicated at any time. Write or phone us for information. one Walnut 3-0146 Write: 1010 Chestnut St 3-O17-I-7 Philadelphia 7,19 CAMERA CRAFT HARRIS JEWELERS Home of All PHOTO SERVICE National Brand Watches West Cbester's Camera Center EVERYTHING FHOTOGRAP HIC E p rt W :gh and Igwglfy Repair CAMERAS, ACC ESSORIES, DEV ELOP ING I2 W t G St f Films - Black and White, Color es ay ree wen che3'er' Pa' 16 E. an sneer west chester, Pa. PIM wa' CI s ' 0811 W. . L T EGI BER -J. 128 W. Market St. West Chester, Pa. THE HOUSE OF B. SIMON 8: BR HOUSE FURNISHINGS, SEEDS, SPORTING GOODS PAINTS, HARDWARE AND TOYS 127 W. GAY ST. WEST CHESTER, PA. JOYCE 8 DON'S SHOES HIGH CHAIR THROUGH COLLEGE CAPEZIO FLATS AND HEEL 20 N. High St., West Chester, Pa. . . . V THE STORE OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS HOBERM6N'S WEARING APPARH. FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN COR. CHURCH and CHESTNUT STS. WEST CHBTR, PBINA. 71 CLICKS SHOE STORE Pedwin Naturalizer American Girl Stride-Rite West Chester, Pa. W. W. MORHARD CO. Wallpaper - Paints - and Gift 13 N. Church Street West Chester, Pa. e.U.,J2..., . 75..4,.Q wus- 0k'5'5 A 'rfb CZa.uf MRMmwm.Mm 0-I 1954 ' ' F Xe We mass avg 'SQ Q-om QT a.3TxAa. Vx.w s Aim AVXQ., QX ass we '55 Qkfon C-X ?aw emi' Eawffwzw if fmmi , eongratulationa ZUNXF lx AA Qlv B elaoo of 9 IC 1956 HAIL and FQXQ NB GOOD Luc Gm SGXNXVVVXCY, Xu-,, I awmouwmeg Cam X- ah Q.. Ckamkex' Opcvq, 9 Hmm 5 for C.kv'iSN'hme..5 GLU MARY tMe.'PxOSE '2Q fN5 X53 .Baku .jacob Mixes LEGANT FASHIONS i-I-Z-I-P Wiaauae Dana CORNER HIGH and CHESTNUT STREETS WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone: 4010 JOHN p, BATTIN WAYNE L. BATTIN, Jr. Battin Motor Company CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 327-3l E. Gay Street, West Chester Phone 0980 C SChdQff6f,J C A Business Machines 81 Equipment Company ami, 123 North High Street nb E' Gay shed West Chester, Pa. Wes! Chester, Pa. ADDING MACHINES - cAsH REGISTERS TOWN AND COUNTRY CLOTHES EXCLUSIVE TYPEYRITER AGENCY ACC ESSORI E5 we SERVICE WHAT we sELL Tel- 0290 ssnvuce - SUPPLIES - REN'rAI.s ICE CREAM CANDY MILKSHMCES AT THE END UF .IUHNNHEES WAY Phone West Chester E925-55 fiffwflffffiw 524 654,41 Jf9 ,JMMMUZ Cl.A3,tJJ0,zQ.4g4,,'zg.iAQ CAM, u-XV 'fn ff yww I 5, fifddjo, X,J'zQ-MYkMQmAf MJCJHVD mum Om XQUxY'b-ARK C0NQRfQ+u.fL5B'HoNS 'Co -MQ obese oF 'sd ' Faoin Mama. TW-4.Jl5wmo.4 Thbomhav .WkWUOUWRTHCO.f WEs'r CHESTER. PA. I-lr. The Bootery QUALITY Foo'rwEAR Fon THE CAMPUS AND DRESS 126 N. HIGH STREET NEXT T0 WARNER THEATRE WEST CHESTER, PA. , II ahah shop far Men PHONE: 2761 mdnmqbhw 105 WEST GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Compliments of the MANSION HOUSE HOTEL WEST CHESTER. PENNA. For The Best in Flowers Call LORGUS FLOWER SHOP 44 East Guy Street Qopposite the Post Office, West Chester, Po. West Chester's Telegraph Florist Phones 5081 - 5060 ING BIRDING FISHING LOAF ING ON INDIAN LAKE THE ADIRONDACKS SWIMMING HIKING SABAEL, N.Y. FOR 60 YEARS A WILDERNESS CAMP FOR FAMILIES' AND ADULTS Back Log provides a variety of camping experiences for both young and old. Located in the heart of the Adirondack State Forest. Back Log offers its guests the privilege of true wilderness camping.For day trips or longer expeditions, on fcot or by boat, we provide manpower and all equipment. For information write: Mrs. Henry J. Cadbury, Pendle Hill, Wallingford, Pa. For Expert Shoe Repair azz. 9 J cz al: aim om ompany 500 EAST GAY STREET WEST CHESTER. PA. 124 N. CHURCH STREET Office - W. C. 4700 WEST CHESTER De Haven's Pharmacy ag Jzugatou since 7829n 106 - 110 Wssr GAY STR1-:ET WEST CHESTER, PA. STATE PONTIAC CQ. ua sm any sa. 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