Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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S.-XRXII ICl.l.l-IN RAYMOND t'Sally Sallyis dry humor keeps us laughing in Chemistry class. She even stumps Mr. Oppenlander. She has high hopes of he- ing an air hostess some day, and any- thing ahout airplanes holds her interest. A sense of humor. working in the cafe- teria, Dame Chatte in 'Tiannner Cur- tonis Needle . and innutnerahle ways of nearing her hair-put them all to- gether and you have Sally. tlICNliX'IliYli RENVIS Cen You can usually see Gen whipping up the street with a earload of girls. Sheis really a very careful driver. but she has had her episodes. She scares us to death with her special hrand of sneez- ing in a quiet classroom. When they were handing out height. Cen wasn't there. She is very determined. and if she decides to do something she usually gets it done. Sheis in the orchestra and is one of the lilaekfriar troupe. DOROTHY ,-tI.lCE REDGRAYE Alice Alice is noted for her giggle. Nothing quite like it has heen heard in the halls of Swarthmore. She loves to tease and he teased. and anything which sounds like fun is sure to interest her. Wher- ever l'itty is found, Alice is sure to he. for these two are inseparahle. Jolly. happy-go-lucky Alice is a favorit with everyone. af K bQ,1,,,MA,, - .4,.,., ,za-ie! ROBERT Silt-IPPARD SANFORD Robbie llohhie is the other half of the famous Sanford twins. After missing a year. he came hack and fitted right in with our class. llohhie is one of the most digni- fied lroys we have, and it is almost im- possihle to excite him. lle is noted for his good humor, jokes. and ahility to roh the cradle. K

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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

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'Q QQ. 'X I .LAN WlSTER SMITH Allan Allan is one of that strong. silent type. hut still water runs deep . When he isn't riding around the countryside on his motoreyc-le, hels attending Naval Reserve Drills or dating that certain girl in Lansdowne. Though Allan is sel- dom heard from in vlass. he has read many hooks and when he says some- thing. he knows what heis talking ahout. W.-XI.'I'lCR COOK SNYDER Snit Do you know the human power ma- :-hine? 'l'hat's Suit. You should see him give the hip in intramural lmaskethall. on use the shotpul for a dumb-hell. He was one of the mainstops of the foot- lnall team and scored many points from his lullhavk position. His portrayal of the Ret-ruiting Sergeant in the Senior play provided one of the highspots, and his lrish at-4-ent was a delight. tIIIARLO'l l'l-I MAE SPEARE Charl Charlotte is one who always looks neat and attraetive wherever she goes. Even though she is poised and sedate, she has a persistent twinkle of merriment which insists on appearing even in the most serious moments. However, we eouldn't do without her ready helping hand, and the new llnit-k which she generously drives all around. ll0I1Ell'l' C, SPENCER, JR. g'Spr-nee fltll'llt,'l' has had the feminine world gaga ahout him ever since his kindergarten day s. A well-vhosen ensemhle of clothes. a hroad continued smile, and a flare for out-of-town girls are characteristic of lloh. He has the ability to get along with everyone, and a snappy, clean-cut ap- pearanee. You should hear him Hbeat it onli' on his drums! He really can go to town.