Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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Rosemary Accola Inevitably Coke . . . chooses hard seminars ■for good food . . . morose before breakfast, witty after . . . agile fencer . . . her best friends are all Idiots . . . such a swell screw- ball. Henry McRaven Bain, Jr. Libe-hound . . . only V-12 ' er in honors . . . un- limited interests . . . ex-offlcio Phlnxer . . . likes to dream up billion-dollar schemes . . . make terrific puns . . . and life-long friends ... a modest Idealist . . . real Swarthmore man. Mary Lou Bartle The Skipper ' s daughter . . . Kansas Kid . . , plenty of punch . . . dancing toes . . . every- thing ' s Just perfect . . . low C voice . . . hits her books at 5 A. M. . . . still looks like a Dres- den china shepherdess. Dorothy Bowman Dottle . . . keen Interest In people and their problems . . . well-channeled energies . . . Batter up! . . . folk-dancing . . . Peace group and SSA . . . Work-camp enthusiast . . . good-humored kindliness ... a true friend. Joan Brewster Crack swimmer , . . nice little chuckle . . . name a book Joanle hasn ' t read . . . sophl- ticated but not superior . . . current fascina- tion, semantics . . . time out for fun too . . . quick brown eyes . . . quick wit . , . quick mind. Beverly Brooks A crusader with definite ideas . . . nostalgic for that year in Boston . . . makes seminars logical battlegrounds . . . lover of Independ- ence . . . fascinating face . . . emotional wor- shipper of all things rational ... a talented rebel . . . Bev. Second Aunlor6

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c H E Z N D U S Going into its second year is the French House, one ot the busiest places on campus . . . Thursday night lectures on Russia, French music, Dumbarton Oaks . . . Sunday morning breakfast with thick hot chocolate . . . Friday afternoon teas . . . weekly dinners . . . such onion soup! . . . trips to Philly museums, French movies, concerts ... to Madame Markevitch, who has made all this possible, Swarth- more says a sincere, merci .

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Mary Brown Forever Merry . . , rather dance than eat . . . long bob and bangs ... a panic with the pen ... or on the stage . . . New York state ' s loyaiest daughter . . . collects records, demi- tasse, friends . . . strictly sunbeam. Barbara hiaydocic Coles Bobby . . . — like a melody . . . quick with a hockey stick ... or a basketball . . . loves her sleep . . . glides along . . . one of the reasons gentlemen prefer blondes. Marie Louise Cooley Cool . . . short stuff . . . easy-coming, easy- going . . . jitterbugging and nice perfumes . . . LTC secretary . . . sun-kist look ... all aglow . . . linguistically inclined . . . Par DIos! Jean Marie Cupitt Movie-lover and star-gazer . . . gentle drawl ... a laugh that ' s highly catching . . . clever with a paint-brush . . . one commercial artist coming up . . . even disposition . . . fun-lov- ing, fun-giving . . . Cuple. Sarah Harrison Demond Such an Imp Is Sallie . . . always late for Gwimp dinners . . . riot at the supper-table . . . sucker for whodunits . . . Bonomo, the muscle-builder . . . barber-shop harmony . . . seems naive but she ' ll amaze you . . . delicious, delightful . . . heart of pure gold. Carol M. Dragstedt Obviously, Buzzie . . . mlle-a-mlnute chatter . . . This looks like it ' s been eaten before — might as well try It again . . . always the wrong train . . . life gets confusing . . . but Buzz stays happy . . . friendly and sweet . . . lovable. 1 V li II