Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1972 volume:

• i : - ? ; - HALCYON 1972 J _ — i Ij.? -- %. Sue Schultz BobCjlH The Runner The truest poetry lies Just now On a runner ' s rainy thighs While at his head White rings of breath Break with his stride. Winter trees, the windy cries Of seabirds blown inland Are witnesses To every move he makes. I wish him well Whatever barriers he breaks. He runs towards a freedom Desired by every man But always there, ahead of him, Freedom runs on swifter feet. He runs with the joy of losing Yet plucks a sweet Gift from the air. When he stops The gift ' s no longer there. I think that in his mind He runs forever Out of the green field. Now he is blind With joy, striding a mountain path, A morning beach Hard from the sea ' s creative wrath, A heavy suburb, a country road Where rough welcome Lives in his blood. Yet even there, or anywhere. He runs to lose. On the winter air Nothing can be seen But fragile rings of white Breaking on the green. 10 Chn UnnbcTgrr n Dick Burns 12 11 .i tv ti. 14 « 13 Cigus Vanni 16 ShuHfrhtif;tt 17 18 20 21 22 ibty BEIIIIIE Eii. w . ' ' r vwr :- ' ■ (L V ' fSr iMmam . . ■ ' ' - Tj S Jf- ' -JHHi 73 Ava Harris Bob Saving 24 2S 26 %, V 28 v - ia.f t ' iiiV ' I I ttfttittakimMiiCkt. 1- Pv i HH I ?v 30 HklnruchiTjJ 31 33 34 OvOell 3S DeeDee Pfaff and Irmgard Flaschka, Colleen Lucey 36 37 Proof I would like all things to be free of me, Never to murder the days with presupposition. Never to feel they suffer the imposition Of having to be this or that. How easy It is to maim the moment With expectation, to force it to define Itself. Beyond all that I am, the sun Scatters its light as though by accident. The fox eats its own leg in the trap To go free. As it limps through the grass The earth itself appears to bleed. When the morning light comes up Who knows what suffering midnight was? Proof is what I do not need. 38 1 - v s K p ' J- j J y 42 43 David Finch, Ellen Cradison . ' 46 Marcia Murakami 47 48 Selh Mellon 49 Steve Heiser 31 52 Ud.Xj A WdWjft Uiulj(.l)i:L ' lj Ctiiiiwjnrio 33 Peter Stonestrom Julie Bowen ( r ■ J -,s-- - 54 Heidi Frantz i '  RKk Oumond Ji Hank Levy Geoff Coulter 56 ifyjl J p 9 ' TrJP QIHH B 1 1 1 wB 1- P - if ' r, Linda Stanton Kim Schumacher VJ f Ijsvtin S7 Madelon Toll 58 lU«n ( riptAll 59 Mark VanderSchaaf |ohn Goldsmith 60 ' A ffnte K WAvb-s «l Carol Schrader Reitz, David Reitz Bertha Fuchsman 62 Charlie Crassie Vt ff ri0tttr1 63 ievm KMMm 6S Lerkiat Vongsarnpigoon 66 OtrfabM: LXruUh 67 Liza Crihfield 68 Gary Miller Mul ' ly Siegel 69 70 end Palmef VUiriarme McKenna 71 Mary Edgai 72 Mtilotttan 73 losh Taife 74 Kathy Delanty 75 Pete Pedersen Naava Binder 76 ™ Carol Spalding, |udy Buchanan, Becky Engelhardt, Nancy Pero, Linda Bovard 78 Colin Barnetl 79 Mary Larner 80 Sirjlinda Betnuein •I Thea Duell 82 Pam Miller ' X 1 V •A I I JUIIipilllltlllSII Hi I if ' ' l iurii. ' lorripkins •3 Sandy Fornwalt B4 Marvel |ano i iUn, | -l( ,i ' ian 85 86 T i S? B7 William Black-Schaffer 88 Marshall Levin Erk Bri sict 89 90 91 % . ;v ' Hf ..iiigrfWHii T i | ' blj bw il BHiB .. ■ P ' Mike Hucles 92 93 nrr : m .T ' ' ;i  SKi:j4? rf. ' Mj ;L 4 - T3S!L ' ._ - «w- p ' - - - « - • _ ■.- ■i f -•  J ' ' ' ' ' , w - « ■ . ; . ' i A ' 1 « 1 - ' t ™1. f .1 • .- ■ ■  - r 1 , , ' 4 . ' . - -■ -.l ' 94 ; ' J ir - V ;  ' tVi ■ ■ 93 96 Pad Ness 97 98 99 Muriel Carfunkel 100 I Sue Corcoran --i I n II • 7 i ' OA ' e Steve Class 102 10 ' ) Bob Shriver 104 )im Coates i a --- o-, lOi m0M ' i s K p ' Wll Ss m mi M J IffSiiB K Bb ■ mB- Jm w ' ift! ! %% K i l Hn l Hl p- «j , r Ji K ' H Hn o % m iPc l ' ' it ' :? ' ; ! ' ' - ' -gdR B B M| T I JB IB sH «« m HIihM ji gygii 106 ' )■:. ' ■ K ., ' i 107 108 |im Qaig ntle LarrNnore 109 r t. ' ' f ' ' sf ' « «, „ j ,; ' ' i i i ie :- , Ht- • r- 5 .- ■.  : ' : -• , Meddii ng It will always be A harrowing, A meddling, A seeking out of what cannot be found. Touch the branch When the rain has slopped falling- Heaven splays inlo the ground. Ill 112 L 113 Dan White LJCZ I UCZ41 Larry Clark, Webster Newbold, Harvey Oxenhorn, Ben Chitty, Peter Canby 114 lee Walker 119 116 L I 17 The Gift It came slowly. Afraid of insufficient self-content, Or some inherent weakness in itself, Small and hesitant. Like children at the tops of stairs. It came through shops, rooms, temples. Streets, places that were badly-lit. It was a gift that took me unawares And I accepted it. 118 Mark Gromko lulie Wrubel 120 Doug Weiner. )amie Da is Rich H«1ey 121 122 Vincfnl Hiirnwci iMi.i l.rcMiw.iiMrnc ly.ilicn 123 Ph Mn Caruth Kristie Beiko )2i -  • Sue Zimmerman 126 128 illm; {ru 12V Ben Kalkstein, Dave Kalkstein Maggie Chasins 130 Charlie Coldburg t- - I) 131 Ai KffMltjnwn 133 Mike Basseches 134 lose Ortiz Abby Rabinovitz 136 Nona Sciiz« 137 138 Orphan Thought is an orphan in the sircci Looking for a father, Compelled to wander and forget The house where it was born. If it should stumble on th.it place It would be elated. Cfjuld I appreciate your face I ' d understand creation. 139 1 i it mmimmmmm % ' ■n ij O ' ii i i njpi a i. , 1 1 11 140 141 Jane Holding 142 143 The Voices Of all the killings I have seen and sensed This is the hardest to grasp. It happened over centuries, We scarcely realize the loss. Many believe there is no loss But I have seen it in the trees Stammering branches. Throats of children struggling to speak. I have heard it a boy ' s lusty sigh, In r girl ' s cry of delivery. The pain I have felt Sensing it in the voices of poets Who have known the travesty But could do nothing about it Is real and inexplicable to me. It has perfected itself. It is more confident than a man Who has made slaves of people During his lifetime. Even when released The people are slaves still, Their best uses of freedom Are patterned on the savage will. Everywhere, then, the loss. And yet I believe we may Recover from this. Make real the images we speak of. Suggest the lovers closer than before, Startle fixed eyes with recognition. Affirm the sensual throat. Embody in a moment An undistorted note. When I listen, listen With love and fierce attention The voices run to me Like greyhounds Lifting their paws Tf) touch my chest and shoulders. Hot tongues swim In slender jaws. I si.ififl transfixed at faces liri-.ilhiiii,; iiilo mine, Shfif kccJ in ti world f f animal eyes. Ih(; Ifjng thrf)als open and my cry Mingk s with their cries. 146 147 HALCYON 1972 is dedicated to Peter van de Kamp. 148 Class of 1972 Daniel Howard Abbott % Ernest B. Abbon 77 David Micliael Adamson 53 Donald Bruce Alexander Elisha Hornblower Atkins 108 Cosmo Azzinnari 128 Donna May Balderstone 76 Colin Geoffrey Barnett 79 Laura Marie Baskerville 60 Micliael Basseches 134 Edward Morris Bassett Kristin Beiko 125 Saralinda Bernstein 81 Naava Binder 77 David Stewart Black 107 William Stephen Black-Schaffer 88 Mark Andrew Bloomfield Debora Bone 63 Joanna Booser Virginia I. Bordewieck 89 Linda )ane Bovard 78 Julia Culpepper Bowen 54 Kenneth Isaiah Bowman 77 Nancy J. Boyd 89 Mark Hershel Breibart 77 Eric Jonathan Bressler 89 Margaret Anne Browning Judith Marie Buchanan 78 Christine Hilda Buffum 81 Katherine Ann Burns 88 Richard Dudley Burns 12 Emily Williston Bushnell 62 Harriet Jane Butts Bruce Campbell Ellen M. Campbell 59 Peter Green Canby 114 Maryjo Carr Sally Victoria Carson Phyllis Victoria Caruth 125 Margaret Mellett Chasins 130 Chulacheeb Chinwanno 53 Arthur Benjamin Chitty 114 George H. Clapp 87 Lawrence P. Clark 114 James Jay Clymer James Herbert Coates 105 Susan Corcoran 101 Geoffrey Restall Coulter 56 Richard Ian Cowen 17 James Alan Craig 109 Liza Crihfield 68 Carol Lesley Cunniff 145 Kizmin Reeves Daly Arlene jane Dannenberg 33 Joseph W. Darlington 132 James Alistair Davis 121 Eric Thomas Dean 90 Kenneth William DeFontes 102 Kathryn Ann Delanty 75 Gary Santmyers Dell 35 Laura Anne Denton Deborah Ann Deutch 67 Richard L. Diamond 55 Melissa Ruth Dietz 108 Elizabeth Lee Dolliver 124 Gordon Allen Douglas Thea Duell 82 David Record Dye 131 Allen C. Edgar 107 Mary Fisher Edgar 72 Robert T. Elmore 44 Peter Rae Engebretson Rebecca Ann Engelhardt 78 Jesuorobo A. Enobakhare William Houghton Everett 90 Randie Michal Ferguson David Vernor Finch 44 Neil M. Fisch 128 Irmgard Monika Flashka 36 Judith Ellen Fletcher 120 Sandra Lee Fornwalt 84 Joanne Francis 89 Gwen Iva Frankfeldt 129 Heidi Hallett Frantz 55 Herbert Russell Frisby 25 Linda Anne Frommer Bertha Fuchsman 62 Robert Furia 40 Robert L. Galli 5 Ruth Eileen Canister 78 Muriel Ruth Garfunkel 100 John Gavrin 57 Patricia Ann Gillespie Laurence Steven Cillick 88 Robert Daniel Ginsberg 89 Steven Jerome Class 102 Charles Rits Goldburg 131 John A. Goldsmith 60 Catherine Ann Good 72 Ellen Cradison 44 Patricia Granfield 95 Charles Robert Grassie 63 Robert Westervelt Griffin 121 Mark Hedges Cromko 119 Mark Conroy Hafkenschiel 12 Richard Michael Harley 121 Ava Suzanne Harris 24 Arthur M. Hauptman 40 Robert B. Hay 130 Steven Lawrence Heiser 51 Bruce Arthur Hogel 104 Margaret Jane Holding 142 Deborah Mary Hollister Stephen Paul Holt 88 Daniel Martin Honig Jane Eleanor Hoskins 78 Emily Judson Howe 109 Hamilton Marshall Hoyler Michael Edward Hucles 92 Walter Small Idol 66 Harry Mark Itzkowitz 49 Vincent Ehimwenma Eremwanarue lyahen 123 Scott Melvin lames 88 Jo Lynne Johnson 124 David Chambliss Johnston Alan McClung Jones 16 Ronald McClung Jones 50 Beatrice Mary Jordan 73 Jeffrey Mark Jordan 85 Margaret Jann Jordan 85 Benjamin Kalkstein 130 David Kalkstein 130 Saleem Kassam 65 Gerald Paul Kaufman 35 David Fulmer Keely 23 Michael Charles Kelcy Aundrea Elaine White Kelley Giles Kirkland Kemp 18 Colleen Anne Kennedy 37 Richard Stuart Kessler 133 Franciena King 100 Margaret Duryee Knowles 61 Marie Ann Kummler 75 Mary Brett Earner 80 Dale Gregory Larrimore 109 Paul Christian Lauenstein 45 Martha Lois Leader 108 Christopher Leinberger 11 Rolf Levenbach 120 Marshall Saul Levin 89 Henry C. Levy 56 Carol Ann Lippincott Elizabeth Ellen Lovell 74 John Victor Lubar Colleen Ann Lucey 36 Duncan Treadwell Maclane 51 John Keith Mahon Sherrill Ann McCullough Madeleine LeMoyne McDougal 97 Marianne McKenna 71 150 Rob n Morris McLaughlin 36 Seth Anders Mellon 49 Cretchen Ann Merrill 103 Frederick Miceli 88 Helen Louise Miehle 33 Car Michael Miller 69 Pamela Miller 83 Don A Mizell Sara Moore 129 Marcia Ellen Murakami 47 lean Murdock William F. agel 129 Edv%ard Tichenor Nelson Paul NUrc Ness 97 William Webster Newbold 114 Nano Noble 32 loseph anuel Ortiz 135 Harvev Oxenhorn 114 Wend Palmer 70 Constance St. George Peacock Harald Christian Pedersen 76 Nano L Tin Pero 78 Virginia JoseHe Plaff 36 Buon Eric Phillips 114 Andrew Da id Pike 128 George Richard Pitts 5 Grace Rachel Vaughn Polansky 48 V ade William Porter 63 Robin Mer Poner 61 Charles C Price Steven T. Price 34 Abb Rabinovitz 136 Thomas Ed sard Rawson 41 Ann Reichelderfer Carol Schrader Reitz 62 David A. Reitz 62 Anne Marie Reynolds 136 Dorothv Kathryn Robinson 115 William V. Roelofs 97 Lisa Rogers 65 Alan David Rosskamm 133 lohn R. Satterfield 34 lames Robert Saving 24 Gregory M. Schmidt 115 Susan Mory Schultz 4 Kathryn Ann Schumacher 57 Margaret A. Seaker Michael M. Seidman Marv Louise Seubold 37 Belinda Lisa Sherrill 79 David Carlisle Shilton 50 Robert Nelson Shriver 104 Mark Tilton Shullenberger 17 William Claymore Sieck Emily Ann Siegel 69 Dennis Neham Small 129 L. Murdock Smith R. Bruce Smith % Thomas F. F. Snyder 117 Peter Michael Solar Carolyn Livingston Spalding 78 Linda Gail Stanton 57 Leslie Sternberg 89 j. Peter Stonestrom 54 Robert Vawler Storr 129 Carola Benedetta Sullam 105 Elizabeth Anne Sun 124 Susan Szatrowski llona Elizabeth Szucs 137 Hidemachi Tai 31 Joshua Taifer 74 Christopher Robert Tapscott Helen Tartar Pranee Tinakron 65 Madelon Toll 58 Laurie Tompkins 83 Ethel Rawie Truly 129 Linda Ann Valleroy 45 Arthur Vandenberg Mark Edward VanderSchaaf 60 Francis William Vanni 16 Robert Crawford Vaughan Russell Barnes Voegtien 136 Lerkiat Vongsarnpigoon 66 Nan Waksman 67 Lee Walker 115 A. William Weber Douglas Joseph Weiner 121 Ellen Victoria Weissman 127 Daniel Page White 114 Samuel Mayhew Wilson 64 Mary Louise Winter Marc Linn Wong Bar bara lane Coulder Wood Charles Duncan Wright 107 lulia Ann Wrubel 120 Marian Bernice Stone Young 64 Jonathan R. Zail Sue Ellen Zimmerman 126 Patrons We sincerely appreciate the generosity of our many, many frionds. 131 HALCYON 1972 Deb Levin Editor John Schubert Photography Editor Lou Heavenrich Senior Editor Joyce McNagny Business Manager with Claudia Kawas along with the help of Rich Booth, Jon Caldwell, Mike Caplin, Dan Chasins, Jim Coates, Sue Corcoran, Mark Gromko, Leandre Jackson, Dave Landau, Robyn McLaughlin, Pekka Mooar, Rick Ortega, Barb Rudolph, Alan Tawil, Johannes Valentin, Hugh Young, Sue Za- verhua and other. Poetry by Brendan Kennelly The Voices with permission Swarthmore Chapter Phi Beta Kappa Cover design by Susha Nadkarni 9 BRaOBURY-KBLLeR A DIVISION OF HERFF JONES 405 LEXINGTON AVE , NEW YORK, NY mm - -M