Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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CLASS O F 19 4 7 CARROLL FAHNESTOCK POOLE forensic ability plus . . . according to the by- laws . . . cess ... a future blackstone . . . softball on the side . . . poetry, too . . . brown ' s buddy . . . statuesque dancing . . . earnest and sincere ... a man to trust and respect . . . i ' m glad to be back . . . those jokes . . . phi delt from way back . . . cal . . . pardon me while i go be sick some- where. WALTER MARSHALL SCHMIDT marsh . . . kinny . . . long and lean . . . basket- ball whiz . . . reserved . . . dignified ... a true phi psi . . . navy man . . . my roommates . . . maryland . . . tennis fiend . . . married in June . . . an ec major with good business possibilities . . . dark hair floating in the breeze . . . new house in the offing . . . there ' s a future for him. CHARLES HIRAM SCRIVER chuck . . . brings midwestern friendliness to the east . . . adds a sincerity hard to beat . . . quiet, but don ' t let him fool you . . . loves fim and can be as screwy as the screwiest . . . student of bridges and i-beams . . . master at bridge table or on a sailboat . . . and oh! those big blue eyes. WILLIAM CHARLES SIECK hope ' s big brother . . . the word is smooth . . . party boy . . . seen above any crowd . . . infec- tious grin . . . and the big laugh . . . sings too . . . baltimore . . . phi sig . . . Philadelphia chor- ister . . . friendly, expansive, you always know he ' s there . . . classical music lover . . . an ec major with unlimited possibilities . . . freshman interests ... we hate to see him go. KENNETH MOORE SNYDER determined . . . slowball pitcher ... a phi sig asset . . . ex v-12 and jv lacrosse . . . cle man . . . phenomenal sports memory . . . always plays to win . . . younger interests . . . ex-45 . . . hard ATOrker . . . those sweaters . . . ping-pong fiend . . . commons hound . . . ken. 27

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N O R CLIFFORD HUTCHINSON KEHO future sam carpenter . . . hails from way out in the corn country . . . when i stand sideways and turn ni) head, no one can see me . . . chy touches of humor . . . d.u. . . . chorus and en- gineers club . . . keen analytical mind . . . girls fail in the competition over the books . . . cliff. ROBERT RAYMOND KUSKE extreme bridge addict . . . senior c.e. . . . what a load of tomatoes. . . . rapid wit and comeback artist ... ex ceebee and v-12 . . . look for him in commons . . . knows all and everyone . . . gener- ous and s mpathetic . . . constantly on the move . . . coffee at the druggie. WALTER LEE LUKENS, JR. lee . . . loves reading . . . history, philosophy . . . current news fiend . . . fond of tennis . . . big dogs . . . dot . . . ambition to be a history prof . . . country life for him . . . d.u. ... a certain- quietness . . . indicative of some profound thoughts ... a perfect husband . HAIKAZ GALSTAUN MARCAR a zoo major with romantic leanings . . . the Indian operator . . . i.r.c. . . . extrovert ... to india with moore . . . love in iambic pentameter . . . joker ... a scholarship for medical studies . . . never a butcher . . . always friendly . . . come with me to Calcutta . . . talent. CHARLES EDWARD NEWITT came back married . . . soccer and lacrosse . . . fast and indestructible . . . d.u. ' s newitt memo- rial . . . book and ke . . . always willing to chaperone . . . dependable . . . well-liked and respected ... a future for him in hatever he does ... a good friend . . . charlie. 26

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N O R ' J ERNST WOLFGANG TREUENFELS chemistry student with a serious, preoccupied expression . . . polite, even to the point of rude- ness , . . works liard, but would like to sleep . . . wonderful, indi idual sense of humor . . , quietly opinionated in politics . . . likes best: music, goethe ' s faust . . . gossip is lowbrow, ideas are highbrow— i ' hat ' s your idea? RANSOM HUDSON TURNER, JR. handsome ransom , . . one of the pillars in the e-3 ' s culture center . . . pierces life ' s incon- gruities with satiric wit . . , liberalized old guard republican . . . after hours ran tends to be a disciple of omar khayyam rather than charles atlas . . , knoivs more about con law than cul- bertson , . . spent three years in the air corps behind blazing t peivriter kevs. RICHARD CALVIN UNGER hails from nearby phoenixville , . . not very tall but nonetheless an important man on the arsity basketball squad . . . dick ' s a kappa sig from the word go , . , majors in ec . . . amateur football expert . , . ne ' er at a loss for words and always plentv of fun ... a man with a lot on the ball ■. . . dick. CLYDE ARNOLD WILLIS Cherokee Avill has been e ery vhere, done evei7- thing . . , ditched his plane for scholarly pur- suits . . . genial leader of the aloof phi psi ' s. . . . pulled the social committee through ■svhat could ha •e been a dry season , . . finds time foi a few classes, varsity football, bull sessions . . . the singing poker king ... if only he could read. JACKSON deCAMP WILLIS jack . . . energetic with many interests . . . but never perturbed . , . talkative with a t vinkle . , . sincere , . . can be found in roberts with his lovely wife, an ex-46 ' er and son, pete . . . pipe and flight jacket . . . ex-navy pilot, also pilots the student commons . . . ec major . . . southpaw hurler . . . will it be business or teaching? 28