Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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IEIANCIIE C. ZENSEN Blancl1e', Ever since she won the American Legion award at Rutledge, Blanche has been keeping up her good records. We love to tease her about getting dressed up for football games, and she can take it too. Blanche was captain of the second team in Hockey and Basketball. She is one of the few business women in the class, being the head of the Advertising com- mittee for the year book. EX-TIIIRTY-NINEBS Sergeant Brewster Anne Folsom Hans Nelson Philip Park Richard Parry Shirley Ward Gertrude Schobinger Knaul Cruikshank Robert Storm Carter Smith Betty Hayes Morris Bassett David Mercer Betty Drinkard Herbert Fraser Betty Piper John Pearson Ethel Pearson William Hawks Dorothy Hoopes Emily Mccurdy George Allen Alberta Young Grace Truitt ,-.ev

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ICN ICLYN ISAHICI, WIIICRRY ICvy Exelyn is as chipper a little miss as L-vcr paced the halls of dear SHS. My yes, sheis talkative and rarely misses a detail. She really can hammer out nswingv on her Xylophone. You know 'sEvy's'7 just around the block when you hear that steam boat whistle. Evy keeps tho wires hot between here and lj.M.C.. and graces with her presence their many hops and proms. Above all sheis a truc pal and friend. liI,IZAI3I'1'I'Il WIll'I'AkI'llt l.il1lvy Libby , has the unconqucrablc habit of making puns, really good ones, tool Noted for her beautiful eyes and curly t'yClllSilCS, this Whitaker girl can cor- tainly control a hockey and lacrosse stick, and each fall and spring she can be seen tearing around like mad in practice and in games. tIl.liMl'lN'l' P. WlLl.E'l'S CI:-ln Clemis our class philosopherg spends his time skiing in New Hampshire, tak- ing old cars apart, and whistling. It takes him a long while to come to the point in Biology classes, but he takes up time with his ramblings. Clem is a swell fellow and has plenty of person- ality. Q K M4 M, -,M I g ,. ' 'tux F'-A K'-V it .W - 11.5. - ,,..',u', Mom I lSllIili WRIGIIT - 'fcufkia' We are impressed by Naomi's bounce- ability in Hockey, Basketball, and La- crosse. Sheis very outstanding in ath- letics. Corkie is never happy unless she is helping someone. Her bright bellow in the morning is enough to start any- one's day right. She keeps us busy an- swering her innocent questions backed by a radiant smile. 44' tivlmwmfw

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A J B PFLULDG -D -Uv: U' Q An, I l ltlQ5llMAN: S0l'l10M0ltE : JUNIOR: in bl'Iilt'IIliDl'l', llIIlUlt'l'Il lillfly-itll' As freshmen, we entered Swarthmore lligh. A poppy class that soon showed how 'I'o make the high sc-hool years a wow. The members eaine from far and near To join us in our initial year. With Bud at the head to lead our band We Iinished a glorious year-and Coneluded with the eustoin, as of yore. ln accepting the seats of the Soph-o-more. Sophornores now, we paused to look back We can do better, so We gave it a wack. Bud Troxell and Ernie, Beati and Bob Made up the erew to lead our Mob. Football improved, basketball was hot, And lacrosse, as always. was right on the spot. We est-aped with murder and we mean the jewelry. We're the hrst class to get it because you see Before it was reserved for only the top liut we got it - then eountered with a grand Soph The gym was trimmed in colors of spring And everyone told us it was quite the thing. We made twenty-live dollars and maybe a buck But that's just our class- we always have luck ln Uetober of thirty-seven we lind Eleven of our band of the greasy grind lnstalled in Blaekfriars chosen eoterie. The wheel moves on. And now Troxell J he Hop A1-ross the gridiron's stripes flashed fast and rough To seore a thousand points f- no stuff. lliln memories of Dem-ember -- lirst of all 'llhe Junior Prom Wil' dancers erowd the hall, - - 7 D rv aa 1 av And jnnnne Brown tlhe bump l takes charge. Now Troxell onee again -H the 'LBarge',- ls listed on a pair of honor teams All-county and the like. And dreams Come true for Mary Mae, when with her pen She writes an essay winning ten iron meni' ln some big contest. Now the year expiresg Old nineteen thirty-seven, spent, retires. The new year staggered in - it always does,