Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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Judith Braude Jolly Judy . . . hails from the Big City . . . bright, bright sweaters . . . pink, pink cheeks . . . that scrubbed look . . . tres gay on foot or horseback ... a joiner in everything from Uncle Zeke ' s square dance to S. N. . . . al- ways amiable. Patricia Conover Loyal Brooklynite . . . protector of stray cats . . . thrives In a triple . . . Heavenly days! . . . buried by ec papers, yet somehow unflur- ried . . . only choir singing takes her from that phonograph . . . very sincerely yours . . . Pat. Victor H. Frankel Vic . . . medico with a knack for anatomy . . . master of the wise-crack . . . toots a clarinet . . . takes LTC comic roles . . . doesn ' t exert himself, but gets along . . . with a smile. Robert M. Silkey, Jr. No. I six-footer . . . ex-Field Serviceman, Mediterranean area . . . just a little older, just a little wiser . . . revltalizer of the News Bureau . . , look behind the latest Variety and there ' s Bob . . . definitely a newspaperman . . . wry, dry, but somehow nice. Mary Angelica Hartwell Bobby ... I come from just plain Orange, New Jersey . . . chief aversion, her middle name . . . efficiency expert . . . booster of all things Swarthmorean . . . noted for lusty bellows from first to fourth east ... a deeply appreciative interest in people. Anne G. Jackson Loyal correspondent . . . dashes around for Gwimp . . . plays bridge at exam-time . . . waltz-lover . . . knits socks, listens to your tale of woe . . . torn between Phi Delts and Kappa SIgs . . . Nancy looks on life with friendly eyes.

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cJLaAl rJ U ip Granat, Kitty Strong, and Maryann Haert- ter, of the February class that heard Dr. Blanshard speak, were the first to graduate after straight acceleration. But this June ' s class is completely composed of acceler- ators who could have come in the fall of 1941, the spring or summer of ' 43. Con- fusion is now at its peak . . . the last lap is no longer a time-honored period devoted to studying and a monastic existence, but for most, a mad race to the finish-line. In this confusing world, a degree means more than ever before, for it represents a tri- umph over restlessness and instability.

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Barton K. Jenks, Jr. Staunch D.U. and Bookie . . . studies engineer- ing in the wee hours . . . holds a job In the Supt ' s Office . . . football coach . . . known for his hearty laugh . . . sensible approach to the world . . . but even Jane can ' t keep Bart ' s un- ruly locks combed! Elsie Clare Kamsler Tiny transfer from Duke . . . already a host of friends . . . wide-eyed . . . happy-go-lucky . . . but there ' s a third dimension . . . radio ' s her meat . . . graciously feminine . . . moon- light and roses ... a true Southern gal. David S. Lindau Cafe society . . . champagne . . . master of irony and clever repartee . . . What a riot! . . . circulating silver bracelet . . . violent dis- likes . . . wants 25 children for home-grown baseball teams . . . Judge Lindau . . . clear thinker . . . understanding fellow. Kimi Nagatani Everyone knows this English major . . . big as a second, neat as a pin . . . West coast import . . . one of the accelerating acrobats ... a faithful friend though interested In everyone . . . never too busy to stop or smile. Kathe T. Solis-Cohen Such long braids! . . . warm-hearted . . . the placid brow . . . Math libe dweller . . . utterly feminine . . . calculus and formals in the same breath . . . Kathe makes things Interesting . . . especially you. Daniel W. West Those yellow trousers and man-sized feet! . . . disastrous summer hair-cuts . . . masculine ad- dition to M section . . . addicted to epicurean dinners and hard work . . . prospective attorney . . . wonderfully considerate ... a gentleman from the West. S enlofd