Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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GORDON WHIPPLE DOUGLAS If you see a handsome po11ce dog w1th an adormg look 1n h1s eyes you can guess that Doug 1S nearby When Doug 1S not occup1ed w1th the strenuous role of hero xn pract1cally every school play he 1S engrossed 1n some Welghfy problem for the Sen1or Cabmet of Wh1Ch he IS Pres1dent After an absence from football of several years Doug ha made a successful come back to the gr1d1ron ROLAND LEONARD EATON Bud IS one of those boys who are seen carry1ng a Cornet around the school and who helps to contr1bute march1ng mus1c for assembly Buddy s really a klller when 1t comes to blow1ng h1s vers1on of Boy Meets Horn When not occup1ed by Sw1ng Bud 1S kept busy as a baseball fan and rooter for the Navy Some of the shuts Buddy wears m1ght have 1nsp1red Study 1n Red IOHN RISSEL EFFING lack 1S a tall easy go1ng fellow Wllh blonde wavy hall' If you look at h1m qu1ckly youll probably th1nk that Flash Gordon has escaped from Mongo and IS wander1ng around the corr1dors of Swarthmore H1gh Although lack IS a wh1z on the football held hav1ng won h1s S way back 1n 38 he seems to f1nd most pleasure 1n lxfe r1d1ng w1th l1ttle brunette Mary Lou FRANCES HELEN ELDREDGE Franme IS one of those smooth dancers who p1Ck up the latest steps w1th the greatest of ease As Mademo1selle la Presidente of the French Club, Frances keeps everything in Apple Pie order, and as Student Director of the Senior Play, she has proved her capability. Her dulcet soprano lends support to the Chorus, and with shorthand and typing she should soon reach her goal-a medical secretary.

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ymG1N1A CAROLYN CRAENIER YN4 U P' 49 EK Gmny 1S the kmd of fnend everybody wants to have BeS1deS part1c1pat1ng 1n all sports p1IOI1Ilg the Garnet helpmg the Blackfnars and deposxtmg money for the Semor Student ASSOCIQUOII Gmny ropes 111 all A report cards Outslde of school she may be seen tot1ng a bunch of senlor g1rls 111 the Craemer chanot and when not playmq w1th her dog Tuffy GIIIIIY mdustnously squeezes muslc out of her accordlon ELIZABETH LUKENS CROTHERS Betsy shanng w1th Polly the n1ckname of Twmny 15 one of Swarthmore H1ghs tallest qxrls She IS consc1ent1ous m everythmg she does and always comes out on top but her modesty would never want that known Because she knows how to apprectate a 1oke she gets a lot of fun out of l1fe and IS hked by everyone Those long legs plus plenty of sk1ll make Betsy an outstandmg athlete MARIAN KENNY CROTHERS Polly IS one of our one and only twms She 1S fnendly and sympathenc and once a fnend IS always a fnend Much of Polly s lexsure tune IS spent qu1te unselfxshly kn1tt1ng sweaters for the Red Cross and many afternoons she may be found ndmg horseback Never ruffled by anythmg Polly IS one of those much to be env1ed people who takes l1fe as rt comes RICHARD PLATT DELAPLAINE Gen1us so called because of h1s splend1df'Pl p1ano rendl t1on of Rachmanmoff s prelude to In the Mood 1S d1st1ngu1shed by h1s casual au' whether 1n obtammg A s wlthout any effort or gettmg an excused absence for a week at the World s Famr as Swartl1mores foremost boy scout D1cks versauhty also extends to playxng the vlola 111 the orchestra and cuttmg the rug on the dance floor Hrs mmd IS dehmtely sc1ent1f1c Better watch out Emstem' 'L s 1 I I I . l U 1 1 1 - - - 11 11 - 11 11 - 1 . 11 - 11 - - 1 1 1 . . . . 1, . 1, . 1 1 . , . . . . 1 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 . , 1 1 . . . . . . . 1 - 1 11 - 11 - ' ' ' 1 ' ' . - 1 11 11- - - v 1 . . . . . 1 - , 1 . 1 - , . , . . . . . 11 - 1 ,, . . . . . . . . . . , .

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IEAN EVANS Don t ever try to ruffle lean 1t can t be done lean s every movement denotes tranqurhty whether rt be drawmg covers for the Garnet sw1ng1ng a tenn1s racket or just walk1ng down the hall Freckles are leans pet aversron Whlle horseback r1d1ng 1S her pet hobby and nearly every Saturday monung fmds her at the stables Her msatrable Cl.1I1OS1lY 1S never sat1s fred unt1l she learns the why fors of every s1tuat1on MARGUERITE LARE FLOUNDERS Helprng the teachers and l1ft1ng the burden of work 1n the 0ff1Ce are a few of Peggy s contr1but1ons to the school How ever she manages to hnd t1me for her favonte hobby ndmg and 1S often seen at the stables Not to be outdone dogs also rank h1gh 1n Peggy s est1mat1on and she always has a fnendly word for them Loud laughter long f1ngerna1ls and an 1nterest ERNEST DEVERN FOLKS Here s the l1ttle man who s always there He may be 1n the band blowmg on a horn or out vahantly tryzng to sell the Garnet We also hear that he IS 1n the Delaware County Band and 1S really gomg places w1th that trumpet of h1s Llke all the rest of us he has hrs troubles espec1ally w1th remembenng where he put Mr Ienny s keys last MILTON HOWARD FUSSELL lust ask hun to play a note on h1s sax or dont ask hun and hell g1ve you a solrd b1t of Tuxedo Iuncuon W1ne women and song or as he mlght put It mtlk glrls and swing are h1s amb1t1ons He w1ll always obhge by telhng the name of the flower rn hrs buttonhole or by g1v1ng the latest versron of hrs co1lect1on of puns M1lt Bud or Fuss we all agree that he s a great guy K1..QQn,z9-u1.d-4JZ1.ra1.... Misa I I T' l I I I I I I ll II I I I . I I I n I I I - I I ' I I . in Penn-who else but Peggy. l I I I ' U - - I I I I I II I II I U ' U I I I I I I ' . 0 . I I I I