Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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f Qs, www... na. - 132 t 95 I .f tllCR.'tI.lJ KICNNIQTII NELSON C. KI' Kenneth surprisecl us alll Ivy turning out to he ain HVIHIA when he lnalnaigefl very well als the clisaippointecl Iorer. Lieuten- ant Spieer in Quality Streetf, Ken keeps Zl serious alttitucle in school, but alfter the hell rings he turns into an clif- ferent person: for after earnestly play- ing in the sehool UI'l'llf'SlI'El, he alppears in that lannous llrown Swing Ilannl. liI.IZ.KIIlC'l'II MtJSICI.I'IN utterly lletly joined us in her sophomore yeair, eolning from Evanston, Illinois. l'er- hatps her allvility for Freneh is flue to her traveling illlI'0llfl. She's always willing lo do anything she earn to help others: she lll'ili'lll'illly rain aa taxi serviee dur- ing the football season. She was one of the star salesmen in selling ealnaly, Hy the way. who's the atttrau-lion att Ilaarer- foral, Helly 'K lflt A Nl IES IVA BER NOY ICS .iI'1I'i1ItIlIlF.. Framnie is one of those people who eain never he perturbed. Sheis quite aihsent- Inineleel at times. and we often wonder what sheis thinking aaluout. She spent larsl summer in Norway. Maybe tha1t's it. Weicl like to know where she gets all those galrclenials. Frainnie is really ai swell girl illlil piles of lun. IIICLICN LUI ISE I'AIII.5UN hlanllisxri' Louise is ai I'l'ill musn-lain. lLver smea- we ealn reineniber. she has delighted us with piano selections, amd this yeau' she was the malin performer with the SWilI'lllIll0l'P Symphony Urehestru. Mus- ie is not her only aieeomplishinent. how- exer. Last year she won the eup for the Imest work in Home Economies. Nas S bf. 'G-Q-.....,.

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'I'llUNl'XS li. NlmXRSlIAl.l, 'I'ommy 'liommy always has a merry twinkle in his eyes, and even he cloesn't know what he will say or do next. Anytime there's an argument, you may be sure that he will he on the disagreeing end. lf you need any information eoneerning en- loniology, ask Tommy since heis an authority. Other activities that take up his time are liaerosse, Chorus and Blat-klriai s. . ., , 0.4, XXIl,I.I.XM SIIMN lXII'.l.HNlf.Al,, ,Ill. Hill ltill eau always he depended upon to distinguish Swarthmore High School when il eomes to Current events eoutests. Always on the spot with his lite savers, Life Magazine, and Chesire grin, Bill manages to charm the lair maidens. lie- sides heing art editor of the Garnet. liill has worked hard on many commit- tees and is a memlmer of the National llollor Soeivly. ltllNl,X lIlCI,l'INl'I NICAID Roma l,ittle Lady lVlake-heliex e. How Roma loves to turn her arts on and oil, but her real personality always penetrates. ller passion lor lavender and Deep Purple portrayed in her elolhes and also in her singing. Vifelll always think ol Roma running or skipping thru the hall xsilh a Latin hook under one arm and a pet duck under the other. A I I lil . li IM N I lil.l .IC MUNI! A N Adele .Mlele is the Brenda Frazier of the sen- ior elass. lVlany are the boys Adele has on her string, hut, hesides being a glam- our girl. Adele has talent for art and cllamaties. Someday Acleleis name may appear in lights, and welll say, XVe knew her when .... N

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WIl.l.IAM IIISNKY FOLK Bill Moanin, Bill, gets all the flirt on thc rest of us but manages to keep his own activities well under cover. After basket- ball games, Bill showed us some fancy jitterbugging. Bill did a good job sell- ing year books in the spring and also wearing down the track in the hundred. Polky can be seen frequently boarding the trolley to Darby. lll'I'l l'Y ,IIQANNE l'l'l'MAN Betty Jeanne llave you ever tasted the candy Belly ,Icanne makes? It is really good! She seems completely at home serving tea in the Home Economics living room. as the perfect hostess. Betty did a fine job on the costume committee for the play and is always dependable. l'lilSlIlI.l,A llAl.lC l'O'l'ljA'l' l'ris l'ris gets a lot of teasing about her '4Chinese backgroundf, but she can take it . Always calm, cool, and col- lected no matter what is going on or being said. She is one of those pioneers who has dared to venture into an all- male trig class. Somehow she manages to keep up with the social life of both Swarthmore and Chester. NANCY llllN'I'lNG l'liIlIl'1 Nancy Nancy is one of those persons on whom you can always depend. Wllether sheis selling Christmas cards for the class or gathering news for the Garnet, she as- sumes all the responsibility and sees that the work is done well. Nan was known in the lower grades as The Battle-axe because she was such a tom- boy. She has a jovial good-humor and is always ready for a laugh. 7133, . ' 7 fzv . +-new 1