Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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MARJORIE MALVINE R. GIDEON, K A PHILADELPHIA, PA. We hear a low ripple of laughter outside the room, and we know that it is Marj Gideon, our class society girl. A minute later she comes into the room all smiles and dimples, with her eyes just sparkling. Hello, everybody. Yes, I ' ve just been home, but I had to come back to fin- ish some work. We all know how much work Marj will accomplish with one boy waiting for her at the Post Office and another at the door. DOROTHEA GILLETTE SWARTHMORE, PA. Nature has made her a blond, so that she ma}- be a light to her own path in the darkness of the early winter mornings, through which she has to work her way coming to classes. As far as we can analyze her psychology, she is born to fame as a literateur and philoso pher. To sub- stantiate this just talk to her five minutes, or take a comp course with her. Page Sixiv-one

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WARREN EARLE GATCHELL, 2 K RUTLEDGE, PA. Whom did you draw for the dance. Gatch? Oh kid, some class, but never mind, you ' ll see. Benny was asking where you were Wednesday. That so? Guess I ' ll have to visit the class again, so you won ' t get lonesome. Say. when you get ready to bone that Dutch, j ' ell for me, will you? Benny will catch me yet. So long. BLANCHE GERHART QUAKERTOWN, PA. Blanche is always jolly. In fact she is the kind of girl that is good natured at the breakfast table during exam week. We could be cheerful too if we got exempted from math. Second only to her ability in this line, she can make awful good sandwiches Why don ' t you apply for a Carnegie Life Saving Medal, Blanche? Page 5ix(l)

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MEYER WILLIAMS GINSBURG PHILADELPHIA, PA. Ladies and gentlemen, allow vis to present Meyer Wil- liams Ginsburg, our boy hero. Inspired by visions of a Carnegie medal, Ginsy rushed into the fiery flaming fur- nace and did the Aeneas-Anchises stunt witli somebody ' s cook. In view of the fame acquired by this heroic exploit, Ginsy decided on a political career and, leaving the H S sanctum, he took up Political Science. Since the mid semesters he has changed again and is now going into pro- fessional basketball in the Chester Church League. FRANK WEEDER GITHENS MILLVILLE, N. J. A man of much exercise; at least he has the slim results of over mvich exercise. A good fellow — and incidentally a dashing waitress. He carries about with him the green character of the ocean waves, derived from lingering over 1 seaside soda water booth — the result of his business part- nership in summer with Horace. Frank is the shadow of Horace, Horace the shadow of Frank. Without one you haven ' t the other, without the other you haven ' t the one. Page Sixtv-trvo