Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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Charles A. Lister Bernard Morill Tomomi Murakami Thomas E. Sweeney William E. Reaser, mechanical engineering . . . the edu- cated engineer . . . dynamic, conscientious, comandeer- ing . . . sports fan . . . me ' s all american boy. Thomas E. Sweeney, mechanical engineering . . . quiet, out-of-this-world look . . . reaser ' s robot . . . aeronautics with westinghouse . . . ability disguised but outstanding . . . young torn. William E. Wood, mechanical engineering . . . new blood for the me department . . . quiet . . . has the right idea on teaching . . . hand made shoes . . . crew cut . . . kulgine consultant. Charles A. Lister, electrical engineering . . . fantastic problems . . . just added one to family . . . new englander . . . likes classical musical . . . ge whiz kid. Bernard Morill, mechanical engineering . . . satiric wit . . . lost without his mit notebook . . . came to swarthmore from a soap factory . . . nobody gets a d. Tomomi Murakami, electrical engineering . . . works for rca . . . part time instructor . . . swarthmore grad . . . ee-IO specialist . . . sport coat and bow ties . . . it ' s probably a stray capacitance. WiWam E. 25

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George Q Beebe Engineeriwug George T. Hammershaimb, mechanical engineering . . . graduate of federal institute of technology in Zurich, Switzerland, and university of geneva . . . distinguished . . . cigar smoker. Howard M. Jenkins, eiecfrical engineering ... a multi- plicity of diagrams in color . . . head of engineering department . . . no smoking in lab ' . . . likes boats . . . worked on a bomb . . . ex-army man. Albert A. Koch, civil engineering . . . that sleepy look . . . brilliant . . . expert in aeronautics . . . taciturn . . . left swarthmore for Venezuela in april. Roy F. Linsennneyer, civil engineering . . . graduate of university of plttsburgh . . . never without a bow tie . . . a new wife competes for his time with the engineering department. George C. Beebe, civil engineering . . . youthful swarth- more graduate . . . ex-football star . . . jokes with the boys . . . Comprehensive lectures . . . stubborn . . . gorgeous george. Samuel T. Carpenter, civil engineering loaded with honorary society keys . . true educator . . . smokes many cigarettes . comfortable in a vest. C. Justice Garrahan, electrical engineering . . . perennial cigarette . . . hap-hazard ... if there is an easier way to do something he will find it . . . smokey joe. . . . watch chain free bodies . . . most C. Justice Garrahan George T. Hammershaimb Howard M. Jenkins 1 1 M k jK fwr Albert A. Koch Roy F. Linsenmeyer I 24

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Robert Dunn Lewis Elverson Edward Faulkner Physical Educutian Robert Dunn, Physical Education . . . hearty laugh . . . baseball and soccer coach . . . charter member of swarth- mores best-dressed athletic department . . . incurable optimist. Lewis Elverson, Physical Education . . . part of the destiny backfield . . . now the best-dressed coach in the east . . . coffee in the druggie . . . helps draw swarthmore ' s coeds to pep rallies. Edwin Faulkner, Physical Education . . . guiding hand of the tennis team . . . unruffled sportsman . . . distinctive white hair . . . prefers badminton to tennis . . . easy ed. Irene Moll, Physical Education . . . crisp bangs and level eyes . . . dynamic dancer . . . calls the squares ... a brace of diamonds . . . grace personified . . . oh, no! May Parry, Physical Education . . . pleasant sarcasm . . . wry grin . . . enthusiastic encouragement to her girls . . . always ready to go anywhere ... or to give a helping hand. Virginia Rath, Physical Education ... all the energy In the world . . . exercise with a smile ... in fact, always smiling . . . twinkling eyes and terry . . . diminutive dinny. Willis Stetson, Physical Education . . . swarthmore alum . . . don ' t ever cut his gym classes . . . has developed a number of ' fine basketball teams . . . now, boys, I ' ve never lost to haverford. May Parry Virginia Rath 26