Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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'V ' , FRANK WARREN HANKINS Frank came to us 1n the tenth grade from Nether Provrdence and h1s good nature and consc1ent1ous work have made h1m a valuable member of the class of 41 Some of us may wonder what makes that car of hts run but anyone who knows Hank s way w1th that thug under the hood understands thls A sheep1sh look and an aw gawsh way of speak1ng charactenze Frank MARGERY ANN HARRISON Sparkhng blue eyes a pug nose and yellow sweaters all spell Margery and she s just crammed full of fIle1'1dl1l'1eSS and cheer Her mus1cal vorce has been an asset to chorus whxle these same mus1cal tones plus real actmg ab1l1ty made Margey sh1ne tn the role of the mother mn Pomander Walk In Black frtars Margey has proved herself to be a hard consc1ent1ous worker as well as an actress EMMA MARIE HAZLETT you know that she IS the ma1n force behmd the Iunlor H1 News and the Garnet 'P Emma leads the class m shorthand and IS the envy of those strugglmg to fmd out just what tt IS all about Lucky 1ndeed w1ll be the employer who QQIIIS Emma as h1s pr1vate secretary for she IS as rel1ab1e and as hard work1ng as they come ANNE CROTHERS HENRY Here s a sophrstrcated blonde who IS always one of the star members of our parade of marks Her 1nf1n1te vocabulary and gxft for languages astound us After school Nancy can often be found xn the Chem1stry Lab untrl the corrldors grow dark and the mrce creep from thexr holes Nancy always has a charm1ng smlle for everyone and her populanty lends proof to the saymg that Gentlemen prefer blondes . I ll ll ' ' I ' ll ll Q ' ll ll ' 4 I I , . Where's Emma? Down in room 104, of course. Didn't 0 . . u. . . I gg

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ELIZABETH NICHOLSON GARHETT L1b 1S a l1ttle g1rl w1th a man1a for rug cuttmg w1th a certam blonde gentleman A loud norse a shout of choke her -and out rolls the Struggle Buggy Wllh L1b mannmg the wheel L1b IS l1ke dynam1te on the athlet1c held holdmg the fort at center on our hockey team She responds to Squeak Bugs Pmky as well as to her proper name w1th a Smlle or a cheery H1 ELVA ELIZABETH GLENN Elva 15 another ptterbug blessed w1th a super supply of rhythm and whenever Ir1s and she get together the pve starts She IS not only glven to fun and danc1ng but also has plenty of gray matter to flash a good report card Elva 1S a good steady worker as Mrs Boulter can test1fy An excellent taste 1n clothes and a marked 1nterest 1n football that s Elva WALTER WALLS GOODWIN Walt 1S a stud1ous lad who awes us by h1s ab1l1ty to con centrate on a chem1stry or a German book Dont let all 'u'11S fool you for he IS a fnendly person Wlfh a vlolent love for sa1l boats and 1f you ask h1m what he w1ll be do1ng Saturday the 1nvar1able answer IS Im gomg sa111r1g That boat must be all nght 1f lt can take so much of h1s t1me SAMUEL ROCHELLE GREEN Sam s attent1on seems to be focussed on Ph1ladelph1a 'Ih1S year and although he wont adm1t the reason for h1s 1nterest we can guess It Flashy clothes and a flashy car both d1stm gu1shed by a br1ght shade of Green are character1st1c of Sam who appears to be mfluenced by h1S last name Sam s favonte P1eCe IS the Beer Barrel Polka and occaslonally Sam can be 1nduced to play on h1s comet - - 11 ll - 1 ' 11 11 - - - 1 I 11 11 - I 11 11 11 - 11 - - 1 1 1 11 - ll - ll.. 11 1 1 1 1l 11 - 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 - 0 I . . 1 . 1 . I .. 1 1 . . . 11 1 . . . 11 1 . 1 . . . . 1 . . . 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 . . 1 . . 1

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ALFRED IOHNSON f ffzrfw,-,124 0-1- W Jw THEODORA ELSIE HULME Th1s brown-eyed g1rl w1th the swell d1spos1t1on can often be seen dolng some unwanted task for somebody else Theo has the rare quahty of bemg able to take a yoke on herself and to laugh as loud as anyone Her talent at the plano has en l1vened many a party Theo IS a loyal fr1end and one would have to search far to ftnd anyone more amlcable ARTHUR SNYDER IENNINGS Behold the ladxes man who greets you Wllh a wmk and always a sm1le that thnlls What would Swarthmore s football team do wrthout No 9? Arne certa1nly has enough pep v1m and v1gor to make up for all eleven men W1thout Arne we surely would lack splnt and fun' We understand that Art 1S qu1te a chemlst and also qu1te a talker at least accordmg to M1ss Strouse thrs year 1n football for although he has had some tough breaks ul mjunes he turned out to be a fme tnple threat back He shmes not only 111 football but also 1n basketball and track and when not pract1c1ng for the season s athletrcs he can be d1S overed w1th a hammer and naxls rndustnously constructmg scenery for the Semor Play EDWARD ION ES Th1S fellow who answers to Ted Edward or Pooch has the smgular honor of ownmg the oldest car 111. the school H1s rehc of a roadster 1S a 1921 Dodge and It can often be seen puttmg along the h1ghway w1th 1ts owner crouched behmd the wheel When not dnvmg m hrs wonderful car Ted could be found m the cheese box rndustnously makmg scenery for the Semor Play 1 ,f . '-A IIQ 195-J I - 1 - . I I - v 1 I I I Sandy IS a hard work1ng earnest fellow, as he has proved I ' ll ll ll ll ll ll I I I I ll I ll n u u I ll ll I I -