Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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Class of mi front row: 1. glass, j. flax, a. goolsby, n. koltreider, t. borgmann, c. dubivsky, b. ross, m. schenck, s. hess- ler. second row: j. raskin, p. gilmon, b. hopf, d. gross, b. bruhn, r. finesinger, b. swarthout. fhird row: p. kennedy, f. forsythe, d. winter, 1. cadbury, k. christian- son, e. witte, m. porter, iouith row: d. foulkes, j. moody, v. mcfeely, 1. bennett, p. klock, b. deaton. fifth row: a. bear, s. nason, s. giddings, p. niles, r. albert, back tow: h. strozier, p. van zandt, d. aubry, j. Schwartz, w. frank, e. sempira, j. potter. fronf row: c. edelstein, b. tracey, m. lewis, b. Jacobs, m. boyce, b. j. yannet, j. loftus, t. schnore, a. mirid- jonian. second row: d. stoneham, p. munchmeyer, 1. charles, j. affleck, j. dark, r. ellenbogen, m. marcus, u. sommer. third row: w. gorin, j. hill, s. hayes, p. rossi, m. fisher, e. peisner, j. eden, s. cox, 1. dimmette. four(fi row: r. amann, c. t. smith, r. heacock, r. m orion, m. schoeman, s. ginsberg, j. starr. filth row: s. pitkin, w. raymond, r. stever, g. matula, r. mcminn, a. lee, e. sempira. sixth row: t. glennan, h. todd, g. monif, s. Uoyd, m. davidson, ra. jurkat, s. ha. seventh row: f. hall, r. kipp, b. snavely, p. coyle, d. zinn, d. smith, V. paragamian, f. dowling. back row: h. boyadjian, h. strozier. class officers: m. davidson, vice-president; j. peterson. secretary; f. jomes, president; m. porter, treasurer. 28

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(]lass of m Jeff back row: i. shils, s. dailey, b. Cunningham, m. klem- perer, w. paine, j. aweida, b. sarachek, k. lukas, d. smith, a. rake, p. ettinger, a. victor, p. svirsky, c. bonnier, t. chronister, b. pfaltzgraff, r, axe, d. kimml second row: j. owens, b. jones, b. ellis, c. luhrs, c. hayes, j. rudge, j. lundquist, a. guerin, s. guthrie, j. lust. firsf row: j. duduit, r. d ' amico, m. paxson, r. tuley, m. jones, s, raymond, j. huber, 1. shaefer, m. galloway. . . righ( back row: j. tyson, g. popky, h. short, a ross, b. shalette, h. walker, s. skeer, c. schrader, a. pascu, r. cooper, d. scott, b. nelson, b. steifbold, b. troxell, c. shuler, a. mac- dougall, b. smith, g. raudsep, p. pearson. second row: d. duUes, j. mcnulty, r. gammon, e. laming, 1. robertson, m. gleaton, 1. maderelli, z. jones, j. piper, n. swindler. class officers: a. penn, treasurer: j. finkelstein, presi- dent: p. lenrow, vice-president: s. pattullo, secretary 27

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