Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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l'il,lf-Xlilflill lllf-XTTY Betty Betty. sometimes eulled Brown ll:-tty . is at worthx friend for anyone to lime. She is u regular girl with an exlrenioly Plljlllilllltl personality and ll good sense of humor. She makes everyone feel us if he were important. We often wonder how Betty gets her fore alll st-rewed up when she is puzzled. l'lIll.ll' I lSllliR B,-NN'I'.l Phil Phil is ai SW2ll'llllll0l't' stray who has re- turned to us after two years at George School. He spends ll good deal of his time with the elass of '38 so we see very little of him after the 2:-'ll hell rings. llc did '30 ll good turn hy getting ns- a swell oreliestru for the Senior Rall. Al,lClE El.I,A BERNHKIJ Alive Alive' is a quiet little lady with many thoughts and more seerets. We often wonder whether she ever disagrees with anyhody, for her sweet disposition an'- eompanies her at all limes. Willing and good natured is Alive. and espet-iully when it eomes to lending her ever- rt-aulyu fountain pen. MARIE FR -XNQIICS BOND Marie Marie is the vlass songstress. It took us three years to discover that she luis :I heuutiful voiee, hut alt lust she has rome into her own as the voezllist for Jimmyls swing hand. Her swell sense of humor is always evident. and, though she is full of- fun, her studies never suffer. Marieis favorite expression is l'll flop your t'2ll'5.n ......-.--4 ff,- k0 6 , C 5 ' 'Q n .7 X ML i V i U X

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IQIJZABETII .I. ABEHNATHY Betty Jane We will always think of Betty ,lane as the modest, sheepish Susan she por- trayed in the Senior Play. She is really loads of fun and has a suhtle sense of hmnor. She has many friends, and al- ways turns up at school aflairs with a hoy from outside. Betty has entertained us several times hy reciting entertaining monologues. ,IUI IN KIRICGORY .'XI,I,YN i'Greg john is one ol our more mature boys, who can converse intelligently on any suhject. He has the gift of getting along with people and is always ready to help anyone in need. He likes to see the huses off to Chester after school, when not practicing Lacrosse, at which he stars Ior the high school team. NANCY JXRMITACE Ralph Swanky clothes, Hepburn accent, and genial manner are characteristic of Nancy, hut donlt let her sophistication fool you. Nancy has a keen sense of humor, and is always the life of the party. Asking silly questions seems to he her pet pastime when she isn't pass- ing spelling tests or listening lo 'Ilonnny Ilorsey recordings. .I ICA N ICI .IZABIQTI I ARNOLD HJ eau ,lean seems to have the dignity and poise that no one can help admiring. She was May Queen over at Chester twice, and we can well understand the reason for their ehoiee. She seems to spend a good deal of her time at Le- high. hut that is nothing against herg we donlt hlame her at all.

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i ATIIICNA l3EA'I'RlCE BREWSTER Hemi What a charming contrast of character is Beati-an HA student who adds spice to every gatheringg a cheerleader who writes lieautiful poetry. and a de- lnnre, lady-like uplloeheii of uQuality Street , who loves to giggle and to ride her lmicycle. No one ever associates Bea with anything rough or crude. Her high ideals and hne character have placed her in great esteem among her class- mates. 11 KORG I AN A M A Y BONSALI, S'Ceor,-gi Ceorgi is our girlfriend with the purple lipstick. She is fortunate to have that lrish t'0llll1llItll.l0ll of dark hair and lmlue eyes. Ceorgi has one of the most uncontrollable giggles in the class. She is most punctual as she is the first one in the class to pass all spelling and :!,'t'llIltlltllI' tests and to hand Ill ntl hook reports. H El.lCN DOROTI IY BROM LEY Helen Helen is a newcomer to our class this year, and her good nature has made her one of us. She and Georgie have some swell times together that we donil know much alxout. Helen is friendly, jolly, and nice to everyone. She is a welcome addition to our class. .IA MICH PAUL BROWN Gump Words can hardly express the feelings the class has for Jimmy. His executive alnility has led him to class presidency and plenty of hard work. The stale highway Commissioners will lie chasing him soon if he doesnit stop wearing down the road to Bowling Green. After all. such a conscientious worker de- serves some fun with a blonde and a superln orchestra. .....-aut? Q-+-M-w-v-W U-