Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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Back Row: G. Popky, R. Ellis, R. Axe, J. Guizeit, S. Sutton, D. Holland, R. Temple, C. Randall. Seventh Row.- N. Bright, R. Rinzler, C. Bonnier, ). Shils, H. Roeder, A. Ayres, R. Noyes, R. Barr, M. Douty. Sixth Row: W. Cunningham, C. Ash, D. Smith, J. Otiermiller, R. Gannon, R. Adier, E. Cahn, f. Heath, S. Whitaker, R. Reboussin, G. Neisser, R. Pfc tzgraff. Fifth Row: J. Tyson, R. Potfhoff, J. Hickerson, C. Berger, K. Giles, T. Chronister. Fourth Row: J. Murtha, J. Polgar, C. Beaumont, B. Troxell, N. Riccio, B. Stiefbold, D. Marsh, J. Kapp. Third Row: F. Juliard, J. Tai, R. Cooper, L Pickett, A. Christian, S. Raymond, A. Robinson, M. Gleaton. Second Row: J. Lust, C. Cotton, J. Shimansky, L Schmir, A. Parker, M. Blau, King, T. Richter. First Row: P. Hawes, R. Christianson, P. Kingsley, P. Dilley, A. Israel, C. Juliard, M. Hill. Contributing to Swarthmore ' s unity . . . 7ug oi War on Work Day

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Back Row: H. Short, R. Wallach, R. Levien, P. Ettinger, R. Ausfin. Sixth Row: J. McNulty, C. Lukas, C. Lehmann-Haupt, A. Ross, B. Mallory. Fifth Row: H. Walker, D. Steinmuller, J. Kaplan, M. Spillane, C. Cogswell, C. Levin, C. McMurtrie, B. Shallette, R. Burdsall, 8. Sarachek, R. Jones, P. Sen or, F. VanArsdel, Fourth Row: M. Ashley, S. Perkins, C. Schroder, J. Piper, M. Westover, J. Heimbach, S. Fried, J. Kuhl, S. Guthrie, S. Dailey. Third Row: A. Hall, H. Crawford, J. Rudge, P. Mitchell, F. Myer, H. Holran, E. Poole, V. Hess, 6. Smith, D. Christy, E. Long, A. Penn, P. Pearson. Second Row: R, Olm- sted, J. Holt, J. Duduit, R. Renfer, A. Roberts, J. Geisman, E. Lan- ning, O. Pease, D. Dulles. First Row: V. Spohr, M. Paxson, J. Lundquist, S. Gilbert, J. Hersko- vits, R. D ' Amico, P. Coe, S. Lasch, N. Helsenrod. Jkiaals Class of ' 56— BocJc Row.- T. Feffer, W, Chapman, A. Rake, J. Peat- man. Sixth Row: A. Robinson, J. Aweida, R. Tucker, J. Merrill, P. Svirsky. Fifth Row: R. Kresge, J. Seaman, H. Hallowell, I. Raud- sep, J. Ftores, K. Hayes, C. Luhrs. Fourth Row: £. Apfel, R. French, Z. Lee, J. Forrester, S. Skeer, D. Scott, G. Mann, C. Catlin. Third Row: J. Sutfm, M. Jones, C. Shuler, C. Faust, R. Tuley, N. Hickman, G. Vogel, S. Pattullo, D. Northrup. Second Row: A. Pressman, H. Fitzhugh, N. Swind- ler, D. Wagner, M. Modarelli, M. Tovell, M. L. Jones, A. MacDoug- all. First Row: J. Nelson, D. Coggeshall, S. Casman, K. De- Kiewil, D. Hitchcock, C. Lauer, B. Ache, R. Church. 28

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Student Council— 6oc c Row. V. Navasky. Second Row-. J, Purnell, O. Wright, J. Fine, F. Sieverts, D. Gump. First Row: M. Dukokis, i. Dun, J. Stover, A. Abernathy. JONATHAN FINE Chestnut Hill, Mass. Economics Honors Formal in speech . . . friendly at heart . . . goes out of his way for friends . . . com- munity service . . . race relations . . . Student Council minority? voice (prexy) . . . social conscience that sears at close range . . . books crowding him out of his room . . . cheers . . . Jon 1952-53 was the first school year that Collection was enlivened by the weekly appearance of a student council represen- tative, who purported to describe briefly the progress of student life through the previous week. Under Jay Stover the first semester, and Jon Fine the second, the council per- formed impressively. The Rutgers fraternity plan was rejected, and the NSA student Bill of Rights approved. Honor societies were a subject of discussion in the council as well as in the press, as were community government, inter-dormitory visitation, and admissions policy. The Council succeeded in stirring up record interest in its committees, with a gigantic application list of 300 eager students.