Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1938 volume:

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XJ to cere appreciation of their excellent training 4' ' FACULTY FIRST ROW MISS Ehzabeth K Barten MISS Lorrame Powell MISS Hanna E K1rk M155 Adel1ne Strouse MISS Mary Margaret Rhodes TVIISS Mabel Ewmg M155 Anna E I-loke MISS Eleanor W Ramage MISS Mary Oberhn MISS V1rg1n1a Allen :ECOlXD ROW Mr I A Chr15t1an Mr G Baker Thornoson MISS L1ll1an Barton Mr I Eugene Duncan MISS Margaret Hamel M155 Mary Arrn strong Mr Frank R Morey MISS Edna R Borgwald MISS M1ldred Avery MISS Gladys Overholt MISS Anna E Woodward Mr Karl Metzger Tl-HRD ROW Mr Wlll1Gm C E Z1egenfus Mr Nathan Bell Mr larnes H M1ller lr Mr D Robert Gerner 4 CLASS SPCDNSORS At partmg the last regretful look of our class W111 be towards our three sponsors MISS Hamel Mr Chrrstrah and MISS Krrk who have grven therr er1t1re tlme and energy rn patrehtly gurdmg us and We W111 never cease to apprecnate thelr uncomplalnlng en durance of our h1gh armed ambrtrohs 5 1 1 1 -.-0,-1. -. 3 . . MARY ANNIE ERLEEN BAYTEB Early Another of the gals who IS blessed Ntth a super supply of rhythm Thanks to Early we now scrtbble shorthand to Benny Goodmans Roll Em tnstead of The Star Spangled Banner Chuckle chuckle are the best words tn the Baxter vocabulary Put on an Ella Ettzgerald recordtng a td just watch her go 1nto a gtve tt all ELLA MAE BEAGLE Beagle A a succ J r Beage takes the ho dog wtth mu tard Ah member th utener days? Our t easu y IS a chubby ltttl a cal 'tow hart: o B agte Ho K y sttcks and lengthy gall p g v h r ' mde pen spaces MGM ELIZABETH ALLYN 'Beth' Here is a brunette who is definitely as pretty as a picture. On the dance floor she has the grace of an Arthur Murray expert- ask any of our flashy steppers, they knowl Oh, how she loves to reminisce to Stokes on the Milk Earmf Sort of holds P. O. D. together with incessant ramblings GEORGE IACOB BAL DLEY Hernte A btt of a mlte but after all dont the best thtngs come tn small packages 'P He1n1e comes to us fresh from Esstngton by the Sea whlch accounts for the balmy atmosphere but we wonder tf hes not from a dude ranch One of the ptgsktn parade 1ts great to be a feetsball man I Heaven forbid that gtggle ' We bet our last copper that 1t Wtll creep up someday and laugh rtght back at htm l .lfyfl 6 A - - 1 T . S ess strl'e, i .1 ' s . . ' - ose . , ' r r I ' e rs .'st ef c'e'. on - tust 1e..e .ne' -C . V. A . MARY TUNNELLE BONSALL Bonnle When we thrnk of Bonnre ue naturally thtnk ot spor' That goalte sult rllll probably stand up and cry out when Bonne leave Sport are not all to the Bon all versat1l1ty be ause he al o Nlflgw a mad concert on he ello Laurels and C1 h l gars s ou d D6 bedeclced as Bonn e IS the only fernale to have ventured srngle lnand d 1nto ln al rnatl tg clas 'fr sttn g sub ct r'h,fs1c l h.4,rvv.f,.Q ELIZABETH BOWDlTCl-l l.1bba We have tn our 'nrdst a lttle glrl wrth a b1g at'nosphere Her spell of Sch1aparell1 l..1ttle Boy Blue and a boherntan pea ant en velope a hgure that would make even Venus env1ous By the ard of ttve brothers and Mr Chrrstran she has a wealth of Knowledge Thts lxttle ladys ltterary and GYllSl1C talents grace Garnet covers Blackfrrar cupboards dance floor and one hundred one other Pornrnrttees 5.4 -is--Q qui N RUTH BRADFORD S.. tn. 'fl---' Ruth1e A sltnky rnannequln rl th tor every occaston and even wears her shoe strlngs mth style It ts her ronchalance that marces us bet two to one that her ho e Norte gathers dust overnlght Ruthre lean and Varrell make up he vh ree rttle harr ralsers They rnade a cute three orn e cr fatng hrougn the gyrn wrndow' CTO the ofhce you three ll ere ever was one She ha clothe KATHRYN l-lELEllr BRILL Kttty A me tcan G rl Sltghtly on the srnall s1de wtth eyes that dt app ar and dst laughter Practtcally all the cttvtttes have clonmed her butt chorus 'must nave made the best trnpresslon ludglng from her harrno IZID Q e hntque Great tn t'1e Sen or Play and also rn avhlte saun Su'n s ln Ocean Ctty and Ht Y prn sort ot go hand tn hard h he 9 o dung to stattsttcs t'us type IS lab led The All A 7 WILLIAM ALLEN BROWN, III 'lWolf Wolf, the boy who is as clever with the paint brush as with the tennis racket. If we would close our eyes, we would swear that it was a Budge plinging those balls over the net. Another memorable trait of the Brown character is his habit of making prankish remarks No matter how serious they are meant to be, a silly one always sneaks in, Wolf has a certain yen for the 'right' woman, but as he is quite an authorty on l'Upi-Dah talent, it shouldnt be so hard. it tflfftlw IOHN KIRK CHANDLER Happy lack Having come to us from Chester he has really mixed in with e swing of things Although we wonder if the cat has got his tongue sometimes lack can really make his 22 talk Outdoor life is just what he craves ESTELLE INEZ CHAPMAN Estelle Estelle combines her unpremeditated lunch time with the 431-na, serious contemplation of that little Deutsch book When our eyotic maiden is not flashing those laughing blue eyes at her many friends she might be donning the guise of da Vinci in our Hall of Art Should you see an artistic crisply accurate touch in any one of the school activities be certain that Estelle has lent her polished gift of e thetics FLORENCE lVIacLEOD CLEAVES Florence Florence has a tou h of the exotic and the South Seas She on politics and such She should go fo Gauguin but is mad about Donald D ci: She should be me I rtguid type but wo ks like rnad '1 any 'H g assigned o he Sn s ould lnce the Ccswiopolitan y and doe 8 .. ,. th ' ' . ' ' ,sf should twine hibiscus flowers in her hair, but prefers to comment ' ' . . r ' ' ' I , . u ' . I ar ' , r ' . o. . tiin ' t r. Ie I . 1. ' . t pe of :nan - . s. fi r GEORGE WATSON COLLINS llSnilloc We as a committee of many, find that slinging of Words would do George no justice. lt's written all over nirn that he-'s an all- rounder and we really mean all around, Class President, Basket- ball Captain, Honor Society-shucks, they re just teasers, Hipped on having fun of any kind, but we have his number whenvit cornes to blushing, l'Hub, Bill and George can turn on the heat-any shade desirable. IOSEPH HARPER COLLHXS oe There is only one Ioe big and brawny you know the kind that scares children' Ioe is known throughout school for hi one man vocal recitals accompanied by his own improvi ations The faculty vouches that if he s not already in the dog hou he s sure to have made a reservation Wouldnt be a bit surprised if he planted himself behind a brokers desk although h doomed tc be a football hero 'lfeovx 1' IOHN HENRY CRAEMFR lohnny A lad who is mild in spirtt but fo ceful in body His family i cluttered with athletic records and Iohnnie s making a good lob of keeping them He was off to a good start as captain of our football team and a staunch mernbe of the ba ketball team As Vice President of the C ass hes don his share in ke ping us Thirty eighters from going asf av HELEN ELIZABETH CRESSON QQKLQ 19,-I Tnis hubo d 4 N s no kev car: o vo 4 ow whv we wa an epid e h N 9 C tile cr er eta e v O ..wn ' UI ,. . , ,. Y . f ' .H , D ' A Q , , .EL of .ef F .A . . , r , Ls . . r s . i. . ' - .' l , -' e ' ' oe ' .' f- , . Y A1 'Cre-file l' c 'Q'-cheeke l. iss ' a' our ' c' A Atain s A u in - A ' crashed through so victcriously. A folly character and a hard worker all wrapped up in one makes Cretile There s Mernic of rolling in the aisles at Curistrnas Play ' h n re, .c displayed her Gone With the Wind skirt. Alsc her inf pr tion of the hag 1-:as '.-:sird to say the least Talent scouts her s Aour chance' a.1 t Y 'W YCUl!!lfU CHARLES PORTER DAVISGN Charlie As a man of the books we give you our contribution to the learned, We could tag him as a man of few wordsg but, After all, says Charlie, 'what are words but just words 7 A good honorable member of the Scout troopg and in case of emergency, call for Charlie He is inclined to be on the Barrymore side of the footlights, which calls for a mention of how perfect a hen- pecked husband he was in the Senior Play. Only in the play, we say Y I Yvcmwlcc +0 Av LL LAURA ADELAIDE DAWES Laura She ioined our ranks when we were brand new Seniors when she swung in from up New England way and brought along the trickiest gadgets imaginable Straw shoes coolie coats answer to a hobbyist s dream We call Laura the Wholesale Kid lust name it and you can have it anything from recordings to ice cream As for catching on to New England methods we suspect a Harvard man stored away somewhere LOUIS lRVlNG DETHLOFF Louie Th1s heighty bit of humanity knows all the secrets of creating atmosphere from back stage lf we want moonlight we get moon light providing Louie doesnt pull the wrong switch Hes truly a lack of all trades Louie at the victrola provides our eye opener for Monday morning assemblies After wltnes ing much throbbing on desk lids we find him badly bitten by the Krupa bug Neighbors our sympathy' RUTH l-lENRlETTE DETLEFSEN Ruth Dashing hithe and yon ar anging LaCrosse schedule scratching off a ticles for the Garnet this untiring mernber ot the class gives rn nutes on end to rnake the works tick ight Although she is con tantly up to ome cuts de a tivity she always 'mas time for lessons especially G 'nan a d occasionally cherr t 1 Wheator' vill get a nus le flnen Ru h a ives next fall fRnzAA-s,.,i'ml'-0 LQQ. lU g IOHN VICKERY DEVOLL Gupper If we see Iohnnie dodging rolling pins we hope that its lust ir' the spirit of fun but you never can tell about these young folks lohn is still receiving congratulations for being the first in our class to reach the altar Hes collected enough rice to start a ice l arm Hunting and spitting around in a Zephyr or Chrysler 'nodel what fun l ARTHUR THEODORE DINGLE Ted From behind Ted Dingle s sparicling eyes comes not only that certain look but an assurance that he is one grand sport Ted is always having tunl He carries pep into all school activities It he isnt getting a kick out ot football or winning points in basket ball and track he can be found working on some committee for the benefit of the Class of 38 Teds one busy boy but he always aves time for the more enjoyable side of life lf you know what we meanl h-AAJV-A-D-'+V GRACE WILSON DODD Grace One ot these smooth dark creatures who is the envy of tho who freclcle in the sun ln a white bathing suit tan a they Corrie oshl Grace has a gifted knaclc of unde standing whi ln made her the perfect mother in the Senior Play Along with uch gifts her views in lite are a real treat ELIZABETH MARGARET DOUGLAS 'Doug' As she dribble' a basketball d w'1 .l. floo o ra les a LaCr sse stick, Dougy shows her agile athletlc abilities wlth the finest spor srnanship, He. large, brown eyes and 'lashing teeth a.e a sure sign oi her ...erry dispositio .. Summer finds her leapi .g he Naves at Cape May ln tr ining for the f ll sports. Doug's jovial sense of humor keeps shining through her constant coat ot tan lq ll One of the hockey team's fine defense players is our own Varrell. Her quiet presence in school adds a stabilizing effect to the second period English turmoil. That same presence has also been stepping out the shag with Arthur Murray's man at P, M, C There are rumors that our lovely Varrell has been starting a career 6 as a photographers model. Good luck, Varrelll rkqrr-xlNn:., 9- Gods gift to the body builders' Muscle bound Moat the boy of the 52 push ups and the Charles Atlas appeal Being a bit of a dreamer Cinczdentally women hes not exactly a nightmare hirn selfl who would ever suspect his love of cartoon1ng7 His path is practically clear for being another boon to the funny papers for arts sake naturally A man who is a great lover of all that is beautiful long country walks plus twangy tobacco He loves lifel HN-A-'VM-L-SL FLORENCE VARRELL DREW IAMES MURRAY DRYDEN BEULAH RUTF EGEE Ruth l ot only is Ruth noted for her A s but she s a rrarvel on tue gym floor Sometiwies we Wonder how she can bend herself into all those positions and Corrie out alive Ruth also is a grand ballet dancer in fact she s as fast with her feet as she is with he brain Thi willing comm t ee worker is noted fcr her wo k in the chorus and o chestra -3-9 6-U-YKL RICHARD HILL FAIRSERVICE IR Dick Honest Dick poe gentlencan and reprobate the most tern pera'nen at yet most po Jerful pe sonality that eve 'trust a hana frivolous 1 'ni er o 'ty ,ary ,fet of a win e s e en g you c sit be ir n in o Ks o sta'1 fron of n ea a poo p ll bteo isene i2 HI, .. - A . - , A . , . . .X , .. , , . v . . . , , . . i A . AA. I 5 g '. , ' ' ' ' ' r ' , 1' 'S ' 4, it - ' ' F '. .. . r . 1 '- .,4'N li V, , . D Al x V 11 r 'A , A A , i, . - - z - ' - -V A . t t l v r rr .Q r tl . '- ', A some brow through fair Swarthmores gates, He can be the rnost .teab fa.-'ra tg' 'tr. '.'.in A an L fore a f' e ,ever t1r'. g f Dio' In c n. tt l ' . k owl, 'ge nd lil sophy sy iced dri' b' s f hr , dl twaftle. EDMOND CRAWFORD FETTER Crawford The Dan1e1 Webster ot the Sen1or Classl HIS orat1ve tongue a 'l oft the rnost fluent of phrases along Wllh h1s unrultled tage P0136 He hterally stole the show when he tossed Scrooges hlgh '1at atop the clothes tree As an abused R1chard 1n the Sen1or Pl y '1e even topped oft the hlgh rat Among other honors hes h torch bearmg Presldent of th Honor SOCIGYY and needless to av elen fond of g1rls Cant tell 1f he says H1 Chum or H1 C u 1p SARAH ENTWISLE EUSSELL Sarah Ah here 1S beauty all t1ed up Wllh a s1lver bow and what a pnze package she makes' Sarah IS everybodys sweetheart Her fr1ends llterally shower her w1th ld love you for my s1ster L1ttle Mother and Dream G1rl You d thmk Wlth a reputat1on lnce th1s she wouldnt have to hit a hnger b.1t she has w1ll1ngly contnbuted to the Year Book to sports Cas rnanagerl and to mak tng the Class ot 1938 one blg haopy tamtly FLORENCE LEVIS ARRETT Floss1e lnhat solt fr1endly VOICQ hat I6 all lov co'r1es from a sweet l1ttle classmate named Flossle L ro e ockey and basketball have all had Elossles loyal suppot She charms the teachers as well as her fr1ends w1th her captwatmg Sf'11l9 On the dance toor as well as on the held Eloss1e cuts a handsome ttgure lt IS the to'al ot Elossies good qualitles that make? hor the l938 gloom chaser. IAMES FREDERICK GARY 1. im., nnocenoe is bliss but .. o it lin 1C.1C'N tha. A .e u- lar go-gette., in re ways than nc. 'Tuna' hi good rnanagems. Q that vas responsible Io. th, a.t gallery on .l L worthy pages, Hes loaded dow.. with scou. 1. . 7' n h o go soaring l11g'1er than an eagle Kgs ..-.. you.e g.O.lCl lI' go to li... hell cheer you up 13 .J4,L.,..., PAUL CALVIN GERNER t '-cur' rw- tk-AQ If all the humor were drained out of the world where would Pop be? We know he thrives on that for his very existence Cal has a steady perch under the Metzger eye, but hell be willmg to trade it in for some data on How to Sink the Navy' Those foot ball huddles were no doubt rare ones Cal was probably s1gnal ling oft the latest 'Little Audrey ' MARGUERITE I-IANNAH GETTZ Gettzy Doesnt she Gettz you right between the eyes? Take it from us she will be chalked up in the books for taking off the tempera mental Augusta in the Senior Play so prole sionally Honestly we didnt know she had it in herl There is something in the decrip tion of a male way out west which might make Gettzy Queen of the Prairies but that silver football should keep her close to home' n..M..41.x.+c1.u..nlg9.0...,.2.,...,Xm5 'IQQYD CAROL CRAWFORD GOODWIN Carol As one of the Vxfalnut Lane girls Carol has learned the knack of studying while on the run to school each morning Her quiet humor never changes through the storm and stress of classes We hear she has a passion for horse and farms Could 1t be that Carol IS thinking ot becommg a farme tte7 YLQAIMLS WILLIAM DEAN GORMAN 1 Hes a ger lernan trom down Dufie wa e er n a ush eYce,,t when '1 s 1 good foo ball guard a d could really tea it when the urge care lo th His so,1thern ho ght wih u ann s ' o m glide a IN al s an ed grin will g ac ue t Pznf VW!! Qqb so we cant say V8 Bill play fl a down on the ta K 1lCII1IY tarted h his smooth b ll f , - ' rf 4 ' , ' I A A . . , S I . . . . - -G y I t , . lil I ..B.H,, . J 3-.. - 5 l..- . . I hes v 1 r ., , n '. le' 'n his -. ' 'eu t n r ' ' 7 c' , ' . . .. r l. ' ' . sp' ' s off ri 't. s Y . ' ee . Silly ye. sensible ' . a A r o. ' makes hir: the desire at ,ebs B L. Hi good n 'ru ' ' et hir: pl es ' be.. SAMUEL GRAY Sam Give Sam a bench, tools and he is in his Utopia. He is highly recommended to fix anything from a zipper to a wooden leg. Evidently he is getting himself fit for what is to come after Iune 9. Because he is our pet telephone message taker in the little office. Won't he have fun when Television comes in? HERBERT CHRISTIAN GROSS IR Herby We call to your attention that student with calm philosophy H R Gross' When Herbie apologetically approaches you he s not preparing to finance a S50 OOO loan but merely to call in the Ianuary dues Call heck says Herbie I fairly have to scream' Princlpally o the cultural Slde of life this king of the test tubes has among his repertoires the most engaging game of chess County Champs eh Herb? Dont be all aghast if Herby says Come up and see my stamp collection' ANDREW PATTERSON l'lAlCv 2nd Andy Andys one of our personality boys from over the hill where the dinky stops Rutledge we mean Never to be forgotten is the impressive Haig swagger so familiar to us football fans Twas an inspiring sight to see Andy placidly detach himself from the Garnet squad trot out to the ball and take possession definitely Hes a man of hidden talent too Who would guess he s an A l first alder and an Eagle Scout? CLARENCE WELLINGTON HARTMAN IR G Mans 1 1a'1 by all m a'is b when tnos GJSDTONS dance aro nd theres femin ne charwi ab w't'1 If Hub ever gives lou pound our g eatest syvipa 'iv for hi footbal foes' As a dav ab e D 'und the milk sh 'ce 1. e hes overworked slipping under tn counter Mn 'tat price fr ndsl You rright ri lc 'mat Wild Bill Curnrrurigs bt. ed up the highway out his o ot the wheels has e erv g s ,ed lb , . , , , , ..Hub,. e. ut'. e ' . L1 -. ' i ' .i i .. re' '. '. ' ' Q the hip youll agree that theres power behind those 200 . s- r . .. il h . 's I . . lorr'e1'. Q .al co'ntr ' eats i. . le ' , ' ze . ri tlin tl ' ' 'irn .' As' .t' ferr r . . . . thin 'top' 4 MARGARET IANE HELMUTI-T CD9 Blond hatr a pug nose and a g1ggle thats tnfectrous add these together cmd you have a g1r1 who seems to have a grand 'mme Combtne wtth thts group a crowd of glrls a v1c and some records and a typtng room and youll have an tdea of why we enyoy havtng Iane Helmuth around STANLEY HENRY EUGENE HILL IR Stump Stump ts one of the most dependable athletlc men of our class Although he IS a lette man 1n baske ball and football to become more and more prof1c1ent 1n the gentle ar' of Suzy Q IS Stumps atrr You all should see the master tuck on down burn oh carpets' But dont let the care free grln fool you for Sturnps a Mans man N-it gybare, ELIOT BRAND IEEEORDS 9 ldee leffords IS one grand person If you cant flnd her on the hockey fteld or m MISS Allen s offlce wxth a bunch of girls you ll probably run mto her tn the mtdst of an oratton on thoroughbred horses She IS qutte an addrtton to the Garnet staff and has for the last four years been an outstand ng star 1n all sports Wherever ldee IS there s apt to be a crowd' NANCY MCCORMICK KING Nance Nance everybodys pal manages to get everywhere do everythtng and know everyone Even rf she IS a ltttle late the key IS always hangrng out for Nance who has the unrque ab1l1ty to take your sertous thoughts ser1ously as well as always grvmg you a np snorttng ttme Her tokes clatm the frrst glance tn the Garnet her cleverness sp1ces the year book and as a treasurer well ask the Blackfrxarsl She sees posstbtlmes n everythrrtg tom a heap of stones to a French lesson' m4ir .walf STAIX LEY LESTER LEE ELIZABETH KRASE Betty lm dtscouraged That ts someone calhng tor Betty our sym path1zer who ts always found on the 1ob Speaklng of yobs we have ptled plenty on her slnce her recent arrival to ttll a most needed place IH our class The Year Book couldnt have gotten along wtthout tts asststant or the Home Economic teas without thts hostess Go to Butch for lessons 1n belng the grandest frtend ever VIOLET ELIZABETH LARSON Vrolet Remember the Semor play programs? They were real works of art by the 1ndustr1ous Vrolet Work 1t was too but that IS 1ust what she craves Twenty seven stuck' The typtng room often sees her pluckmg away at a typewrxter or putttng ch1cken tracks on paper shorthand they call tt However w1th all her work she knows the lesson of llttle salcl much accompllshed Tmy Ttrn A btg bundle of hearty well berng IS our Stanley Behmd a soda fountam he dtshes tt out wtth the greatest ot ease tn both dtrectlonsl Stanley ts captatn of chemistry when Mr Spaeth IS out chaslng Falrservlce We science students rely upon Mr Lees wluspered warntng of terrrble tests to be gxven 1n the Lab What a man Stanley has also served hrs class as Oll1C1Gl bouncer at the class dances WILLIAM RUSSELL LEVIS Russ Ru sell IS the sort ot a doctor and may or may not follofv rn papa s footsteps He looks ltke a senator so the members of Home room 203 put hrm rn cabrnet Betty Brown th1nks Russell would make a grand G Man However from the looks of hrs locker whereln Russ can never ltnd a book he has put there we thlnk that as a detecttve he should pack off to Atrtca Come to thmlc of tt Russ ts Just the type to be under a p1th helmet l7 GENEVIEVE ELIZABETH LOCKWOOD Gen Gens a blonde from Rutledge with a capaciy for Penn stu dents lt isnt a case of beauty minus brains in this case for Genevieve is quite Capable of managing her ideas She sort of keeps us IH the dark about those ideas but ther s rumor that she has artistic ambitions Biographies are her falorite form of amusement and she holds crying in the movies as a Womans cardinal sin Well everything seems OK if she can only cook' HARRY SCHELL MacMILLAN Two Beer Mac holds the class record for being the first yust out of swaddling clothes Young yesterday but today hes a man' Did we hear him say two or was it a long one 7 Macs an old timer with the boys but with the women he has a promising future The Musical Clock programs are responsible for bring ing Mac around Just in time for the Bible amidst yawns and bits of timeless tunes Along with basketball and other undescrxbable talents his brain cells got a good case of action as treasurer of our money making class EMILY YOCUM MCALLISTER IH Em astounds us with her sense of humor' Em we ask whats funny? and she laughs' Her idea of a good time is vacation but she seems to thrive at school Give her a ew minutes a crowd of glrls and a table to sit on and there will be a gay party in no time We are sending to Media Em s home town, for more like her-wed better make it Special Delivery. WINTHROP WARREN WIELLED' IR. 'Winnie Winnie has a special passion for crew hats, plaid ties and saddle shoes E1 la Esquire. The family moved to Wilmington, but he stayed behind. Michigan U. will get his sympathetic blue eyes and wistful charm next year. However, the boy is quite capable at managing basketball teams, a green Packard-and dates. 18 I-L..1.0...A..,.. un-ml-u.fmTl' .ws- ,AZ MARIORIE MILLER IVIINGIN Marge In a green Ford arriving frorn CL1Q3'DY' 'be Hapnle C1 d ' - - av spr- . , .- , ..., ,,.- A mounting her booksg wavin he' 'nn 11 'r' C ' ' g ..,. .Jngue 1.1 Inendly greeting 'rin' Mingin. Atop a library table she fart be found am' ' M' I-I 'e , ,. - - 1 L . ...gsing 1ss on, and the boys with her contagious humor, Last, but not at all least, Marge keeps the Class well trained in the latest swing BILLY ANNE MITCHELL Billy Billy has the dignity and charm of on to be cherish d 'io one associates her with anything tawdry A complete versatility makes her much sought afte as a guide in school activitie and her remarkable capabili y is one of her best assets Fragile blond beauty haunted eyes th scent of Yardl af- .As ...aqua- ef cricket matches at Eton choir boys a d a man in rough tfveeds Billy Anne A4-991145 -6 .-elf VIRGINIA CARIVIAN IJIORRISOII Giriny Flfirig colos to Ginny the most outstanding equestrian of our cl I I' a s wot o lf does Ginny win blue ribbons at horse show DJ srie was that certairi something horses crave Too bad she ca t e a o s doctor Crier sec et ambitionl but well take her a cu n r J se a d love it Ginny has a grand assortment of knowl rigt and good sportsmanship She also has VIRGINIA FRANCE PERKINS t o g our aaiu st ugge s a w noer .1 1 J o ate vs. th wha x an srzeaics a s oo e xwia Ginny wh re do your gc 'I -crig s oo do cn . . .W G , Q A , , - , 1 , , X . ., Y' I - I ' ' -Q .W , . , , S- 1, ' , I 7, U I 1 , - E pi Q M ' t I 5 A 1 J , ' I ' I A r 1 .A 1 N 1 rr . Q 1 , ' ' . 3' I ni . ' . ' I . ' ' ' t I I s 1 '. ' . n be h ree I s r , ' s r ' 1' T1 ' Q . s - - edge, humor, sire. 1 . . '. . ' red hair, Ginny The scene' Half-'.-.av ,hr L1 . ' 'l ' r ' l , The tirnei Lunch hour. The jolacet Before a 'tearning Z ble of 'ro ' I' l 'ood There our on-.rn Ginny Perkins heaps our h:ngrQ Al s ri te 'er a olirne will bay. Sne grins knowingly .d 1 - In nother p n- ful on tne plat-. 'l Z a pall BQ' the Way, 1 ', e ' M find such C..-loof 1. rnales for ine 'cn l nces! I -,X 1. DORIS ELOISE FOLK Done Better known as first-table Done, she has had a monopoly of that exalted English seat all year! Before we knew it, there she was and there she stayed! Has anyone ever heard Dorie bluff an answer? No, indeed, she doesn't need to! Incidentally she knows her League of Nations from Woodrow to Wilson. Ask her to rhyme some poetry sometime and watch her twinkle' pl 7 Hfv 5 CLIFFORD MILLER RENSI-IAW 5 5 C 1 This condensed mass of super active protoplasm that rust ant be tied down Between the swings of his flat building hammer of the Senior Play Cliff was putting some snap into our class meeting His suzy swing feet didnt hold him back in the least in football and basketball Cliffs the very essence of pep and maybe h1s carrot top has something to do Wllh 1t IOI-IN TAYLOR RICHARDS Iohnny The guys and girls of 38 groan at Iohnnys mental powers and the standing problem of our era is trying to figure out how Iohn can pull down As without ever cracking a book ah mystery man Richards This brainstorm turns into a cyclone on the basket ball floor We kinda see a spa kle in h1s eyes though and thank goodness one good looking tellow is still unhitched we ffemalesl hope' WINSTON TAYLOR ROBERTS Winnie Winnie thinks he is misunderstood but little does he know how well we really understand him Our WIHSIOH pofesses a erriarkable capacity for wne worne and song and is qu1te well rnforrred about things happening in the rernotest places of dear old terra bat what is inside the covers of S H S school books is a mystery to Winnie He IS a great exponent of the little fact 'nore applied knowledge school and 'ras a su e fire future as a cclu nist Backx a flash Robert ' 1 20 O Tl-IEOPHILE SAULNIER lR Ted Everybody knows that good lookmg flash 1n a cherry red sweater He IS the lad who steps through record breaklng traca results and then IS dlsappoxnted that he dldnt do better' Teds sly twlnlcle keeps the glrls guessing everyone but that l1ttle blonde Iumorl Ted IS also one of our best platt r slmgers tn the lunch room no thumb no sptll and h1s slnare ot the food' CONSTANCE SCHOFF Conn e COUWIS has brarns and real curly atrald ot her Saucy htgh h els seern to vocabulary maybe you had better be colo ed curls and loves to dance She neglected never nkhxk haxr but you n dnt be clash wtth a 'nultxtudlnou wary She has chestnut r rmnds us of Sunday 1 the Park and Glbson gtrl trrll Then ITS lavender sachef 'rungled Wlth heavy volumes of bool: one so Chang ng can nexer be ROBERT ELLWOOD ROVAND Bo What a gr1n th1s boy chsplays' He may look a b1t bashful but when th1 IS combmed Wlfh red haxr our lad 1s qu1te congemal When he came lnto the class th1 year Bob pltched ln and added hxs support to all of our act1v1t1es Durmg the Semor Play he work d w1th a w1ll and a g IH to lc ep the scenery together WALTER MEDHURST SANFORD Walt The other half of the famous Sanford tw1ns Regardezl The gent who can rassle up the refrashments down 1n the lunch room w1th the same alacr1ty that he tosses the yavelm out on the held A rock ol the ages 1n chorus and Blacktmars Walts presence lends a certa1n dlgmty and POISS Walts humor w1ll always help those near hxm through a dreary da Y -at 06,146-3' 21 Z' b . . . 4 V . , . . s , . e ' ' rt e , .. ,, , . - - 1 ' ' e . ' ' 1' V , - 1 K ., Q .. .' ' . A , ' ' ee .' , e .. . t s 5 . , . . - r . e L '. 'n s. . . . . s- . 1 . . ' ' Y X r , - -.. W ' 1.4.1 , fx HELEN LOUISE Sudsy Sudsy Joined our crew from iovial disposition reigns through the seats o' English class Watch her wrinkle up her face when you kid her sucn lunl During the slack season Sudsy carried tke torch ot the Crutch Club What a break' Upon her return o SUMMER Williamsport this year Her day especially in the cheap ELLENOR IOSEPHHJE SMl'l'H Elgin She is really a live-Wire-never worries, never hurriesp slower than a bicycle. She really doesn't keep time like a watch, but shes still an Elgin. Red Riding Hood swings the Cadillac like a regular bus driver, and it looks like a bus too, when she gets it filled to the hilt. Westtown, what did you do to our girl Elgin? MARY CHRISTINE STERICKER M Who ordered the smallest ring in the class? M C did of course but those capable fingers bang out the accompaniment for orchestra in fine style If you re planning a trip to France this summer see M C She will give you all the necessary in formation on old castles painters and such Although she may be easily lost in a crowd she is apt to be found again behind the librarians desk -ni school th class was reloiced to Nelccm her merry grri SYLVIA SWANN Sookj Frorn So ky s lurrip rope days up th ouigh her volley ball a d basketball victo ies N6 have a perte t ei-'ample ol art all arou d atfilete Sooky a star on the held eern d o be bles ed witri the Nonderlul ambition to learn her le sons Not only do s she spend much time in crarnming her head N111 knowledge b by many hours ol patient p acticf she ras aev loped 1 an acco plisned 'nu 1 ia ...au---M 42 'Avi .r CH i 6, A . . . . , , , . f -- , . A A . A 4 - . . , i .. ., , . . . . . , e . , ' ' ' . e A. i.. -.. -N' o ' . it - '. 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' e., 'nto rn- . , . . ., ,. s c n. .fwiiib , A ELIZABETH CAMPBELL SVVENEY Libby Look dorm there Triat is Libby' Oh she may be a wee bit of a lassie but she has a personality that climbs to high altitudes Coming to us from good old Chester she brings a sense ot humor that br ghtens the dullest of classes' She is also a walking cata logue on the topic ot P M C s rule and regulations Tlwfk-LJQNGLMCZ MARIORIE IEAN TOMLINSON Tommy An ivory colored Pontiac heralds Tommy the heroine of our Senior Class Always a gracious hostess Tommy offers us the best ot her charm and food' She combines an understanding nature with a vivid personality and quietly takes the lead in our monthly reports Tommy exemplifies the four qualities of the National Honor Society ol which she is a member ly ,, Q-H, h,,,Q,,,Q,,,,, f?...,.J2 Chr-9Q..9wL A-'U'-U'-ur J-Laos. qw '- MARGARET PlTKlN VAN DUSER Peg Focus the optics on the girl who has an endurance that never runs down Shes ci great center of gay carr1ngs on and theres always an overflow of friends on the Van Duser threshold She .vas shipped in from Ridgewood N I and there is much rejoicing that Peg made Swarthmore her port There never has been an overtaxing of the mind as far as hitting the studies is concerned out Nhat surprises us are her Ethel Water take offs of Saint Louis B ues What noises for such a little girl' ERNEST IOSEPH YIGUERS Ernest man with a dreamers heart, He spends his hours in quiet thou ..t and leaves the rest of the world to shift for itself. Ernest 1. s uc all puzzled, We like his company in classrooms, but bigger and setter triings seem to claim him after school. Boys will be boys, but we wisn you'd tell us the secret, Ernie. 23 MARY ELLA WETTEIN Mary She wears a brard around her head and a tw1nkle rn her eye and her quamt manner reveals not only a charmmg personahty but also an axr of calm assurance Mary has a dehghtful vorce and whenever she lsnt s1ng1ng or answertng the phone ln the httle otttce she may be found workmg on some comm1ttee for the benefxt of good old SHS KENNETH ALEXANDER WHITE Kenneth Whos the lad under that shock of rust colored ha1r'? Why tts Whlte boy to be sure You know the one who outstrlps Benny Goodman on the clarmet The soul of the orchestra you mtght say and then aga1n you mtght not A versatlle lad he exerts hunself 1n other channels qu1te to h1S credlt he s almost tops ln the Boy Scouts and stands about 5 feet 7 xnches 1n the class ROBERT CARLETCN VVHITE Bob Rmg goes the 230 bell and Bobs oil m h1s red pla1d racket xuth a basket to brmg em back ahve but the brute sells hts tax threatens In Splle ot hrs w1ld hte Bob xs really cultured tor the Blackfrxars and chorus a e awed by the dtgmty thelr leader assumes and 1n the lunch room Bob IS kmg of the new cash reg1ster HARRIET GOWDV WIFKHAT4 Totsy l'VXM 5 1 4 Wtcky Shrlmp Totsy etc zooms past w1'h her candrd camera srtappmg the awkward poses of the class Flashtng through athletrcs Totsy gtves a tireless spark of pep to all the teams Never stxll a mmute W1cky can be seen rn twenty' places at once cr heard Just mtles away Fa ous h satlo hat and Ah or she ls frtend and pal wlth all tae school 1 1 .. ,, . 7 , V. . , . h . wild pets to Biology students and is so successful that the income . V .. ,, ,, f l . .V A ' ' . m for .er , ' r - ', Q 24 Hn, '-,WAN . --......,....,., PHILIP HORWOOD WITHAM MARIANNE IEAN WIGGINS lean That wasnt a rusty hinge-'twas lean's laugh, but the lack of 3 in l oil is no matterg just so her subtle humor is there. Wilming- ton is her second home or was it her first? You mention leans style-didnt you know they were her own creations? That ac- counts for her neat tailored appearance. RUTH HELEN VflLSOl l Ruth We hardly catch a glxmpse of Ruth now a days she s so busy trotttng off to matches Proud are we of our Champlon Paddle gtrl' However Ruths not one to blow her own horn unless 1lS her trusty saxophone What would the orchestra do wxthout her? She could afford to be puffed up not only for her Ping Pong but be cau e she IS one of the top notchers 1n clas ranktng fl-LAlLl.A.Q Pht Putl Sputterl Putl Here comes Wttham wcuzztng clown Col lege Avenue astrtde hts motor btke The class has certatnly bene ftted from Phtls humor and co operatlon Thts mtghty volume has profltecl from Phtls remarkable salesman htp The rtght lusty basso tn the last row of the garnet gowns ts none other than I Phtlbert Whrzzt Bang' There goes W1tharn ANNA THERESE WOOD Anna Wh n you s e a 'lash of freckles tame ano '1 loot: tts worth 1t On th hocrcey field or stnkmg bases t An a lf :ws follo th ough wtth her beammg grm Perhaps he subtle auo at on fro th maste ly French language are a bt' .-fha k b en nt alway get xt Was there ever such fo turat 'tat a h s to b co bed eve y ftve mx u es? ks-ef MSW' ARTHUR EARL WOODLlNG Woody Woody has a very trtcky way ot walkrng out of Miss Kirks study perlods and tt at 230 you happen to be around hell dart past you to the wtde open spaces How he spends hrs tune IS qutte a mystery to us but so long as he keeps that sweet retmng nature the class of 1938 wtll be SGl1Sl18d ANNE COMLY WRPY Shrrrnp Anne loves hte and IHSISYS upon everyone else helpmg her enroy 1t However behtnd that engagmg smtle splced wrth the grandest drrnples ID the class Anme keeps her unconquerable Splfll It 1ust cant help 1nsp1r1ng everythlng she comes 1n con tact wrth and accounts for the place she holds at the wheel of every act1v1ty and class Her talent flavors every play and choru concert and the Natlonal Honor Soclety cla1rned her early Anne certa1nly can cornbme work wrth fun WH FORMER MEMBERS OF OUR CLASS WHO HAVE LEFT SWARTHMORE HIGH Phtl Banta Keta Brower Davtd Burnett Rosernatn Crerghton Brll Campbell Tom Copeland Eltzabeth Dtckerson Mrke Dravo lane Drtnkard Esther Duke Fred Hawkes Arleen Iackson Rex Iones Lourse Keatley Robert Mathews Davtdma McGregor Brll Paterson Iulret Saks Bud Brewster loan Scott Margaret Shoemaker Elrzabeth Thorne Mamory Thorpe Barbara W1ll1ts Pat Wrlson 26 T l r ' r f I ' ' , s , . SENTGR PLAY Tlte last stlvery sltver 0 the Aan ng tnoen had hardly tet Ched the tallest tree teps when tar oela N tn a hushed audttartutn the cdrtatn slc Nly ex ealed the rst act at Barr s ttnrnartal play The Youngest lNever Detcre has dn, Snarthntcte add ence vtef ed stdch a Clay as th sl A tar cry trotn the nea fy drana et other years T te Youngest teresented vttftd and retresh tru J Q Vt dem lt'e ts tnt ta,1e tts to tts dtsanectntnfteftts and tts 'r .1 A trt, fh tnaeed 'P s svtttly mov FQ Creduct fn las I ade a arent a s tar cfe V1 e e e f Vt' Q ed a ettefs ff e ttns feet ra ttanc e N e s C s e ec ca ted a s et we e we G N211 Q D Q Gd Q de t once QP4 Y' O Q V. Cin Ce e e e en Qcopc- ' ' I - Y J . ' 1 4 x 1 was A 4 VJ , , t , . t r ' it wr' R ll T l .. 1 . . .. , . ' . . .. .t V . A d. , . A ., . . . ' .jf vtev t t a . . i 1 r J' , ' ys, V? t .. . . t 1' :tins tiny.. . t ...t. T 1. A V tV,. t n petri.. .Vt :ram 'agen tzte fznnaw CZ Sz tnrn .V plhggaers 'tu .Y , :A F :W ' ,st 1 , Vt 1 ' . V ' n wg.: .-.tl. WV. .st5Vt S..e Q9j..s.t vga. ez.. cd. .n Canter r . V iirtraval af Ifickard, the 'gegngest at Mara Ta:1.l...s::1 s dettitn .J 'Y' .. 'g 7 ' 2 1 -1 I v-A 'Q l- K F... fbi 1 -,LA A 1' - v lv- ' ' drug .ffVc.. C.eV..t .s ade t..V .dppewng ag ....V SV V.f tae., rr edt the dei il Cf the :let and tx L as V af thV Cast all knew all la' . ls Nl-,-.-A ' ' ' ' -,f,- 11 .- v-ink 'M .- ' U- Ak f,l-4'-Y K- ' 1 A--' ' rf- s..Vd.d QV j:.aVV ....erV t..e, ..,..tfV.t.: ,aewng cn ...V V.t,..t.: tt. t V.1Vdl .s ,:1,f.--K4,- H' M:.VA.:M pm.,:.,:.Q ,ws f-W-f-1-vu t:vf.Q,.,-Ahmzwsm V. ,.,.::t Hi, -1 G.: .. ..V. .V. ..Vt .........V VV...V.. V VLA, ..., G...VtV... VV-V.V.....V, HG.. '-hh: knew-:si After all the fqn and jellitg' entaiQVVl in sack a 'fentgre Qf 15 ':.'1th ne Siiflll F, A: N, t qw.. .UQ :mph Az.....',, Az: -z ,un t.,V,3,..MV A Aw 'N +A N-.ww ......aV V. TV5.6t ..V :.V.,.3 s..V....V V.. V. ...V . .... V QV, . .V VNV... M. ,VMS .ps V v.:,.Q, .p.,, V.n-V 54,51 Qr uv. aw .MAP fwfr,-ev ggw-'gr DEAR DIARY September 10, 1934. School opened today. We seem to be the largest Freshman class in the history of the school. October. Cal Gerner won the presidency of the class, Mary Bonsall the vicefpresidency, Billy Anne Mitchell the duties of secretary, and George Collins the position of treasurer. March 15 1935 The chorus presented the operetta loan of the Nancy Lee with Anne Wray and Beth Allyn in lead in roles April Plans are being made tor a Freshn an Dance Later in April Plans discontinued lune 15 1935 Billy Anne Mitchell and Iohn Craemer re ceived the American Legion Awards School closed September 16 1935 Finally we have reached the level of Soohornores This year Libby Sweney Cram ford Fetter B111 Gorman Violet Larson Virginia Morrison M C Stericker and Pat Wilson have jo ned us October As class officers we elected Cal Gerner for president again lohn Craemer for vice president Estelle Chapman as secretary and loe Collins as treasurer May l 1936 Soph 1-lop held We lost 56 cents on itl lune 14 Vacation begins September 9 1936 Our Sleepy class tramped into school today The class has enlarged itself with eight ne J members Libba Bowditch Charles Davison lim Gary lack Chandler lohn Devoll Betty Krase Peg Van Duser and Marae Mingin October We elected the industrious Bob Sanf rd as presi dent of the class the conscientious Bill, A ne Mitchell as vice president the unprecedented Marge lfing n to Peep the minutes and the truly tru t orthy Parry cllillan to look after the rn ney social season Financially and soc ally it Jas areat success Chr sttnas Miss W lson announced her eng J ment This crumbl the dream castles o rr n y urg h efuls lf ch ll 1937 We co era ed fit the Sen ors 'loin ors reiann su re el to put n the lunicr er F 1-1 rn s O slr A 1 - H 1 g . 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'2.:if'e EZIIZ1 had the lT1fQf6Sf the brigriteet file Tiff, iid1'.'id'11:.1Qst.C the irremteet Winn.- -JJ' 3559 131111 Wltbam otanley Lee art D J lohn De lol on s De lt ed D ngle J clc Fat erf ce Harry lfldclftttft loe C lltns Booert Bo Na lt s a toss up George Balsley B111 Gorrnan Crawford Petter Glrll Bensltaw lolnnnte Brcbards Btll Brown Wtnnte Boberts Kenneth Wltrte Bob Wlttte Wtnnte Mellen loltn Craerne Cal Gerner Clarence llart tan 1-lerb Gross loltn Craenter . . . Stanley l-ltll ,... eorge C ll1nr , Ernest Vigucrs . 'Vtnnle Boocrt. ., Bill Gorgx, .. ., ... al Gerner Pl rry If cr..1l.-.r. , Andy' 1-lai ..,... Lcfc Fan., 'rice Nuttlest Consc1ent1ous Stud1ous Best Mannered Best Natured F 1rt Polsed Ioker Eater Na1ve Most Dlgrufled Cutest Best Dancer Versatlle Most Understandmg Least Studrous Absent Mmded Most Hospltable Muslcal Imcrgmahve Best Dressed Llkely to Succeed Popular Wlth Girls Popular Wlth Boys Most Onglnal Best Sport .,.,.,.. Best Athlete ...... Most Popular ....1 Quietest .....,.,, Argumentative .... Giggler ..,.,,,... Best Sister ........ Best Brother ..,. Cleverest ,1,, ,,.. Frlendliest ..,., A . Best Looking ..,,,. Besptlts trcrti cz :ecrei ballot tagen in tie Senior Class. 31 'ro S rf ae a e But LJE Groce D ad S r lr Ft, ell Margcer Gettz ltblna B d tch e Eltot le't rds Carol Go dfvtn Brlly Anne Mttchell Flossre Garrett Krtty Brtll Mary Bonsall Betty Krase Laura Da Jes Ltbby S zeney Peg Van Duser Sylvta Swann Estelle C tapman Buth Bradford Ruth Det etsen Nancy K ng Marge 1ll1'1Qll'1 Ltbba Bc Jdrtclt Ginn, N rrlson Betty Douglas Marg, llfingin Violet Lt, rson Connie Schott sic N 'Q 1, tam Nan Ki., Anne 1' 'r y' H Len Sgzttt. AS GTHERS SEE US ' ' .........,....,, ' ......,......,....,.. Elle. r 'rrjtn ,...,......4..,. ' ' .......,.,,.... Ella 'f gl Gb le a' ison .....,...... 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THE LGWDQWN CRAZY ABO T SRV IN GPACL DESTINY T-+.G IUNIORS Pr 1 ent IAMES RRO NN 1ce Pr 1 ALEX EV1lllvG S cretary' EDITH Kl lSKERlw Treasurer HlLLlARD SWE lEV Ab rnathy Allyn Armttage Arnold Beatty Be nard Bo'1sall Bond Brewst Bu get Busch Ca pbell Chevn ,I Clarson Clay Collms Cornwall Dan1 ls v1s Dlaplam D1rsr'1ore DISQUE Dun van L Evans W awc Ge n Gr1ff1n Hag Hanzhk Harrtson Hayes B Hayes l lones lones Lange L1ngle L1nton L1prr1an MacDonald Marlow Marshall Mead Megon1gal Morga Moseley Nelson Noyes PTICE P1t1nan Polk Poteat Raymond Reav1s Redgrave Roblnson Robmson Schoblnger Srnlth Snyder Speare Spencer St1teler Thoma Thorpe T1clcnor T1n1 Troxell Tweed Ullman Underh1ll Van de Boe Wagn Walter Wherry Wh1taker W1ll1tS Wrrght Zensen SOPHOMORES Pres1der1t NORMAN HUGHES V1ce Pres1dent POLLY HOOT Secretary MARIAN KlRK Treasurer RlCHARD HAIG Argyle Banks Battey Bernard Black Boushall Bradtord Bretz Brewster Brlnton Broadbent Burke Caldwell Callahan Carpenter Chlld Cleaves Cooley Corse Craerner Dav1son DeMoll Evans Eroebl Gary Gerson G1bSOH Gray Harr1s Hauger Hazlett Helrnuth Henderson Hopluns Iaclcson Ienmngs Kelly Ktngsmore Koch Lachette L1lly Lloyd Ludw1g MacDonald Marttn McDowell McGlathery Meryweather MOIYIS Na1sby Nason Passmore Patterson Plper Po ter Poteat PTICS Rob1nson E Rob1nson I Rurnyan Sayre Schaefer Scott Strnpson S'n1th Soderbergh Spencer Steele Thorpc Ullrnan Vosters Weltz Wett n Wllcox Vt11l1QIT1SOD W1lson Wnght Yerke Yod r FRESHMEN Pre 1dent GORDON DOUGLAS V e P e 1d nt FORD WIGGll S eta y PHYLLIS RHODES Trea ur r VlRGllIlA CRAEMER so r art r rrcr Bl11'1 IU Bo me Bow 1C'l R ew e Brown Bro W1 W B,1lloc1c Butler C'11quo1ne Coll ne Daley Delaplame Durboraw Earr naw Eaton Ett1 g Evans Folks Fredencks F sell Garrett G1llesp1e Gl '1n G OdNl 1 G cert Hall Ha 1SO'1 Hulrne lack on le'1n1ngs lohnson lone lo es R Kapel la Kauftrn n K1rl4 Lackey Lee L1ngle L1v1ngston McDowell M ss1clc MlCU6W9Y M1ttl1r1 Mlller M1 hell Morga Morrtson Nason N1ckerso'1 1 l a Plurrtb O 1r1lan Rayrncnd RlC lGId on Roche Ro encrans Saye Scrtobmger Schrader Shaw Sheppard Shuley Svnp on Solomon Sturge Thatcher Thornas V1el Wagner Walte s Ne ten WUITGCG Wh1lS1l W1lllGmS B W1ll1 s l A VJll1ts Young Zensen Zerb 8 V's- esdent 1, . . .. .. .. . 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V 'l'11'DI's V YGSH x9I1 Sophomore-S CLASS SUNG At last our tourney meets the end To the top our tootsteps slo .fly wend Dear Swarthmore goodbye Your banners we ll hold hlah Though now we depart Our hte here was so bhthe and gay We ll mlss you when we go away The tutlle hope that we could stay Swarthmore pralse owed to you lS great By the Class ot nmeteen thrrty erght To us youve been true We ll be the same to you As years pass us by Gur trrals weren t easy 1n the past M1stakes and blunders have been vast, But we have reached the top at last At Swarthmore l-hgh V . ls in our hearts. GIRLS Gubfm g At 11 mr Work cmd play Roady for b In b d BOYS In bgd BT.,CTkfll.'. d Wu ,www w Nr. nl? 35 'x A . N1 NATIONAL HCNOR SCDCIETY Tne ierrbers ot the Society are chosen to u had the deals ct sch larshtp leadership character and service Five pe cent are selected in the spring of the Iurnor ye r and fe cer cent each n the all and s ring of the Senior xear ax ng a total ot ti'teen per cent of the Senior class At the tall installation Mr Norman Powell spore on lite n Atnca At the spring installation Mr Willard To lnson presented Service in a new light Atter the prograrn parents nd ne 'ne noers iere entertained at tea by the chapter Spnng 1937 Estelle Chapman Iohn Craerrter Crawford Petter Anne Wray Fall 1937 Ella Ifiae Beagle George Collins Billy Artne Mitchell Connie Schott Bobert White Spnng 1938 Mary Bonsall Kitty Brill Sylvia Swann Marjorie Tomlinson Iirn Brown Walter Iones Edith Kniskern Mary MacDonald SENICDI2 CABINET zu. . i 2 to . ' t The Senior Cabinet this year was headed by Crawford Petter, president, The other officers were: Calvin Ce ne presidentg Billy Anne Mitchell, secretaryg and Harry MacMillan treasurer. Atter an intensive campaign, the annual A A ticket drive, headed this year by Cal Gerner, brought in a record arnount ot 5750. The Leap Year Dance given by the cabinet A V I t Q t onusio I. . ro 'J h Is. was a success both tinanciallv and socially Th s year s cab met wishes next years a great deal of success IUNICDIQ CABINET Tne Iunior Cabinet o 1037 35 s carrying on the go d NC K ot the prev1ous CGDIVGI as reg rds t e ne ff letter GJ ard sfstern which N s startedt st ear Ido ever this year those ff o compete on the Ninn ng teans in each sport are to re ceive letters The Cab net changed the trattc rules in the lo :fer nall to c n orrn mth those rrade DQ tlce Sen or Cabinet in order o strn li y he c t r caused by the d tterence in tne rules ot the tf o ails A-12 I Gtlfnql Horn r Qoclfhtf Ccxbmet Iumor Cnr rm -1 I Q f .5 Senior . ,Q , , Garnet Chess Blcckfrlczrs if'-X BLAVN QFQM KD W T Txfxi ' XJL l 1 ffw 'Q 7' yvff '- . LAN HT Cl-ICDRUS ORCHESTRA Thts year the chorus under the leadershtp of M1ss Edna R Borgwald sang for the Thanksgwmg Assembly and turmshed rncrdental musrc lor Y Blacklnars Chrlstmas play The season was ch maxed by the annual sprmg conce t m whlch the chorus collaborated w1th the Swarthmore Symphony Orchestra d1rected by Doctor Swann A hrghllght of the program was a plano solo by Sylv1a Swann Vocal scholarshrps were awarded by Nr Donato Colaternma to Mary Wetten and loe Colhns Recently acqurred pep and v1tal1ty have been mstalled ln the orchestra under the leadersh1p of 1ts sponsor and conductor Mrss Edna Borgwald and 1ts preslclent Mary Bonsall lt has played for several assembhes and performed between the acts of the Senlor Play Agaln th1s year Mr Kunstler and Mrs lohnson gave rnstrumental mstructron for students 46 I - 1 , G - ,H . - r' -I , . L. f I 1 , . 1 .l,.. X iw W FCCTBALL The 1938 season was one ot the tmest IH the modern reglrne of Swarth rn re Hrgh football Alter a pre season tra1n1ng pe rod at the Downrngtown Y M C A camp CGDlG1U Iohn Craemer led hrs Garnet and Whrte eleven through a serles of tnurnphs to chmax the season w1th an 18 6 upset vlctory e Glen N e ' Q a e t d d Tro en to pnot next years eleven PLAYERS Craerner CCD Hartman G Colhns H1 I Collms Mellen Dmgle Snyder Gerner Thorpe Gorman Tlcknor Harg Troxell SCHEDULE Spnngheld Marple Newtown Medra Nether Prov1dence Sharon H 11 Lansdowne George School Coach W1111am C E Zlegenfus Assrstant Robert Gerner 3 ov r . - .or. Th .earn of 1,7 h s el c e Bu X 1' ' '-1' ' 'f . ' '11 SHS 12 Darby .,....,..,..... 12 SHS 18 G1en-Nor ..,..,....,.. 6 1 33 ' ' ,,..,...... O 7 - .,,, , . O 11 13 ' ,.............. 13 1' O - ' , . 1 . U ' 34 i , E EAIV H H H 0 29 ....., . . . . . 7 1 25 ......, 6 Thls years hockey tearn under the hne leadershlp of Betty Cresson proved to be very successful The grrls started iherr season of Well casnng the1r hrst hve opponents 1nto thelr l1st of vrctrrns but the Garnet team was overcome l U rn a hard fought battle agarnst the speedy Nether Prov1dence co eds To next year s tearn Whrch Wrll be led by Naorm Wrrght the class of 38 wrshes a very successful season Cresson Beagle Bonsall Bn Burgett SHS Lansdowne Haverford Medra PLAYERS KCD Douglas GT1ll1H Ieffords Swann Wrcknans Wrrght SCHEDULE SHS 4 Upper Darby U Ne+her Provrdence 3 Rldley Park Coach V1rg1n1a H Allen Manager Sarah Fussell HOCKEY -cs 49 I . . I , I 'll 7 ,........,.. O - A 4.,......., 1 6 ......,...,.. O . - ' ,,., .,l 4 ' ..,,., .r........ O 'l ' . .... .... . .. O 4 George School ..,.4.... 2 ' , 1 g gf ' - L' ll I L ,-,-, ,k,,, , - ,, l 5 , : BOY S BASKETBALL The Swarthmore H1gh Schools boys basketball qu1n1et turned 1D a ta1r season After w1nn1ng the pre season games the team slumped and by the t1me they had recovered and struck thelr w1nn1ng str1de once more the league champ1onsh1p vas beyond rea F Captar Geo ge Coll r t 37 39 qumtet extend thelr best w1shes for a successful season to next year s team PLAYERS G Coll1n CCD D1ngle I Coll1ns Hanzhk Craemer H1 B1chards SCHEDULE SHS 19 Sprmgheld B1dley Park Med1a Glen Nor R1dley Park Darby Darby R1dley Twp Glen Nor Prospect Park R1dley Twp Coll1ngdale Collmgdale Yeadon Prospect Park Eddystone 0 Coach Wm C F Z1egentus Manager W W Mellen K1wan1s Tournament 50 X I T 'T 1 ' ' 'V' I c 1. 11 r 1 ins a rd the ' -'W 1 ' '11 ' ' ,.,..... 1 1 1 17 19 ' ..,..... .. 17 20 ' , ........,..... 19 'X 24 - ..........,. 30 22 ' ..,....... 37 15 ....,.,........ 17 22 Eddystone ....,..,... 27 27 Collingdale .......... 19 23 ......,.....,.. 21 17 ' 1 1...... 1 . 47 19 - .....1..1... 40 47 .,..... 1 16 22 ' . ...,...... 33 29 ' .......1.. 19 8 ' ........1. 16 26 ..........,. . 31 25 ........ 0 X i 23 ....,...... 37 407 44. ipzxumnumff 311814 ii-can-8 KL GIRLS BASKETBALL The Garnet and Wh1te g1rls team ot l937 38 was one of the best basket ball teams to play tor SHS rn the h1story of the school Captamed by Betty Douglas the speedy forwards and steady guards made an excellent record for themselves W1nn1ng seven out of erght contests The best of luck s w1shed to Blanche Cheyney who wrll lead the l938 39 sextet Douglas 'Cl Beagle Bonsall Cheyney SHS Med1a Upper Darby Lansdowne Lower Merron Haverford PLAYERS Sm1th Swann W1ckham Wood XJr1g t S HEDULE 2 Glen D o 30 Xfesttov 57 B dley Park Coach V1rg1n1a H Allen Manager K1ttv Bnll 9 ,a ' E A V I ,,,. I , ' A ' , 1 1 I 'fb c 40 ' ,,.,.... ...t... 1 9 ' 4 1 -1 1. , ll 25 g .t....... 18 2 fs m A 1- 29 .......... 20 1 1' 29 ' .,,.,.t l5 - '1 24 .,......... 16 264 K? TRACK bwarthmore 1-hgh maugurated a prom1s1ng track season on Apnl 13 when the team met Glen Nor IH a dual meet ln thls meet Iohn Craemer broke the Swarthmore I-hgh dl cus record of 117 feet wrth a toss of 121 feet Ted Saulmer ran the mlle ln 4 58 wl'11ch IS the fastest tune run by a Swarthmore track man rn the past s1x years In sprte ot these and many other surprlslng achlevements the Garnet and Wlfute team was nosed out 55 53 by Glen Nor Dual meets were arranged wxth the tollowlng schools Aprll 13 Glen Nor 1l Lansdowne 27 Darby 18 Prospect Park May 4 Sprlngfleld 25 Med1a Coach Iames H Nfllller Assrstant Coach Robert Gemer 52 1 V , A Y 1 M- 1 , : A 1, 2 A I . X, ,A N . . . . . , .S . I , ' ' , .. .. , . .. . I . 1 With the return of a majority of last ye-ar's members, Captain Bill Brown and Coach loshua Christian are looking forward to an excellent seasong and also to winning another leg of the Suburban High School League trophy. The schedule for the 1938 season is as recorded below, plus additional matches with Penn Charter and Westtown: April 25 Glen-Nor 12 Glen-Nor 28 Netherfprovidence 15 Nether-Providence May 2 Yeadon l 9 Yeadon 5 Ridley Park 23 Ridley Park 9 Springfield 25 Springfield TENNIS Coach: Ioshua Christian 53 GIRLS LACRGSSE Defending an undefeated record ot seven years the 1938 lacrosse team will participate in seven games one of which is an exhibition game with Friends Central tor the bene L of otl' r clso ls n l' l cal y that are nter ested in the sport With Mary Bonsall s tne leadership and Miss Allen s excel lent coaching the team should have a very successful season PLAYERS Beagle Bonsall CCD Burgett Cheney Douglas SCHEDULE Garrett Ieffords Kniskern Wickham Wright April 20 Friends Central May 3 Germantown Friends A' 22 Agnes lrwin l3 Agnes lrwin 'l 28 Friends Central All-Philadelphia Womens Team Coach: Virginia H, Allen 54 Hg,-wL..,. X.. . ,.-, . 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THE SWARTHMORE COOPERATIVE a busmess owned b :fs cusfomers This sprung a new lund of slore opened In Swarfhmore On The surface lhe allrac hve sell service markel and lhe gas slahon a+ 403 Darlmoulh Avenue loolc very much luke olher busmesses Whal' lhen as lhe duFFerence7 The Cooperahve rs owned by :fs members who are also :fs cusfomers They have boughl shares of slock al' S5 00 each This money has provlded equip menl for fhe sfore and gas slallon and has placed goods on lhe shelves lf rs run solely rn fhe mferesf of :ls cuslomers The members of lhe Cooperahve have hlred a manager +o run lhe busmess for lhem and IH 'rherr lnferesl' Everylhmg sold by lhe Cooperahve has been selecfed for :ls value lo 'lhe consumer who buys I+ nol because ll' ns a bug money malcer The qualuly of Cooperahve producfs IS oulslandlng for 'lhus reason Prolifs are refurned fo members The Swar+hmore Cooperallve sells a+ aboul +he same prlce as olher sfores bul profils are relurned +o members an proporhon lo lhe snze of lhenr purchases The more you buy +he more you save IS a slogan which lhe Co op IS malung come frue This means Membership IS open fo all Everyone llvung In or near Swarlhmore ns mvrled 'fo become a member He may buy one share or many shares oulrlghf or pay for +hem auf of The prollls lo be relurned fo hum hls savings relurn Swarfhmore Cooperahve rs one of many One Cooperahve alone could do llllle loward gelhng fhe llnesl' qualrly af 'rhe lowesl' price Swarfhmore has lomed wllh aboul' 200 ofher Cooperahves In fhe norlheaslern Umled Slales +o own rls own Cooperafuve Wholesale There are several such reglonal wholesales In fhls counlry They are going back lo fhe producer and demandmg 'lhe Hnesl' qualify l'ha+ can be oblalned In some cases +hey are producers lhemselves The oul sold al 'lhe Co op gas slahon IS blended +o speclllcahon ln a planl owned by several reglonal Cooperahves Cooperahves are democrahc Each member has one vole In defermunmg polncles regardless of whefher he owns one or more shares of sloclx Meehngs of lhe members are held every monlh lo promole Thorough underslandlng and full dnscusslon of all Cooperahve polrcues Smce Cooperahves are locally owned and conlrolled and since membership IS open lo all +hey have proved lo be on elifechve way of bulldung democracy In everyday life Y exlra money, exfra buying power, for Cooperalors. llfx ffazf True we have no ralobrls In our ha'I' nor do we affempi any ofher such s+un+ We would ra+her spend your hme and our hme on a clown fo ear+h proposlhon handlmg 'lhe Engravlng and Prmhng of your school annual by one com pany ThIs IS bofh sensIble and benefIcIal bensable because I+ wIII save you +Ime and frouble by lullmg 'lwo bIf'dS wI+h one sfone Beneflclal l'inancIally and produchvely la cause I+ elImIna+es +he usual doublmg of handlmg charges and SSFVICG work l.ayou+s plannlng and co operahon are offered all 'lhrough one channel for your benefI+ In helpIng you s+re+ch 'lhose dollars lf wIll be 'hme well speni when you In+ervIew our represen+a'hve and lei hIm show you fhe bene'll+s of no+ a++emp+ Ing 'ro pull rabbI'fs ou? of a ha+ A M PUS U Bl-Pl SH IN-Giwf Y PHILADELPHIA - PENNSYLVANIA Fha' :viii-viL5-IL.-'Til' '1 ' '-1h.ir!'f: ' :2.d:wJm1'4- I J'T:nfas-vu.i.:L.J'fv'iJ:4:.,'g.'gg.'..31.4-Q...-u vi.-'.4t.! 9.4-1 -n-fn . . .. . .. .. ... 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