Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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H-U.CYOK staff: (clockwise) — Donnelly, Shields, Mellett, Shephard, McLaughlin, Schcibcr, Keen, Kimmel, White, Stern. Burt. 17

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GALE, SHIELDS, KIMMEL HAinoi To the Dictionary, the halcyon is a legen- dary bird of peace; to Swarthmorians, it stands as a symbol of carefree college days. Mid hovering priorities and soaring prices the calm bird was forced to accelerate. In- clusion of lowly Sophomores in the time hon- ored rogues gallery was an abject surrender. More harried than their also harried predeces- sors, this year ' s staff jumped new hurdles in their lengthened stride. All underwent the hair-raising sessions with editor Dave Gale con- cerning techniques involved in persuading about-to-be-drafted sophomore try-outs to hand in assignments. Jane Stern and Brud Don- nelly wrestled with undergraduates ' unaltered disinclination to watch the birdie. Bare White ' s suave business sense produced the needed ads and the innovated art staff func- tioned smoothly under Paul Hare. Literary assignments shunted merrily between Bill Mc- Laughlin, Penny Shields, Ruth Shepard, Jean Kean, and Walt Scheiber, while Joe Kimmel and Sue Mellet handled the production depart- ment. All questions and requests were met with a polite air of attention and the blithe promise, We ' ll see what can be done. Here ' s the re- sult. WHITE 16

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