Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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ROSAMOND IONES Ros IS always announced by an up state New York accent whlch constantly 1ntr1gues her fellow classmates w1th 1tS e1us1ve R s A subtle sense of humor accompamed by a hearty chuckle keeps us all 1n St1lCheS Ros controls the purse stnngs of the clas and somehow manages to balance our budget Her modesty cant conceal the fact that she IS a top notcher 111 sports as well as everybody s pal KAY KAPELSKI Kay IS one of our pals from Parks1de She has no trouble w1th transportat1on for th1s lucky g1rl owns her own l1mous1ne whmch 1S often so f1lled w1th passengers that they re fallmg out the W1HdOWS Kay s clever w1th a camera and Lt you re not careful shell snap you III an unbecom1ng pose Inclmed to tend toward mas ul1ne att1re th1s typ1ng expert 1S perpetually IAMES LOWELL KAUFI-'MAN Ixm can be found throughout the year play1ng the d1fferent sports of each season and no matter what the txme of year may be he can also be seen w1th the g11'lS or bounc1ng around 111. h1s cream and maroon 1926 Model T IIIIIS great act1ng ab1l1ty has not been shown on Broadway yet even though he put them 1n the alsles w1th h1S great work 1n Rohm Hood IEFFERY KIRK Dont be alarmed Ieff s not crazy he s only pracusmg up on h1s SPGCICI var1ety of we1rd no1ses Th1S xnterchangeable Track star Football player or Basketball flash IS beyond our comprehenslon at tunes for when he takes a notlon to assume the role of a stud1ous lad he really pulls down good marks However most of the 111116 Ieff IS the hte of the party part1cularly where food IS concemed ' 1 , . s, . I I I ' I seen clothed in boy's shirts, and tailored coats. 1 I I . I I u - - ll - - - - I I '

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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 -

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DORIS COLLINS LACKEY Who 1S the attractlve blue-eyed brunette pormg over belated homework 1n M1ss Strouse s room Yes--that s Dons Lackey the lrterary gen1us of 41 Her clever wrmng has won her a hxgh place on the staff of both the Year Book and the Garnet and we predlct a career 1n 11terature and lournahsm Dons IS also known for her del1c1ous cake baklng her dabbllngs 1n art and for havmg a mlnd of her own LILLIAN LINGLE If you hear anyone hummrng a Tommy Dorsey tune 1n that deep blue way 1ts sure to be Lmglepuss She usually makes her tr1umphal entry 1nto M1ss Strouse s room at about 8 29M Trustmg brown eye and a wmnmg smlle should help our future vetennanan to charm an1mal patlents as well as Garnet w1ll lose an energeuc member when Dween ptterbugs down the a1s1e to Pomp and Cufcumstance IOHN EDWARD LIVINGSTON Iohn s motto should be st1ll water runs deep for although he says httle he accomplrshes much Dynamrte ldescnbrng the way he blocksl was spotted by h1s number 7 and no matter where we looked thxs left guard was on the f1eld block1ng Wllh all hrs mmght and ma1n Iohn sometrmes manages to obtam an A on hls Engllsh themes a rare occurrence for the majonty of us MARGARET CALDWELL MCCOLL Margaret 1S one of our commuters from out Medla way Fluently quotlng Lat1n readmg French and translatxng German Margaret rs noted for the ease wrth whrch she graces all our language classes Her a1m 1S to be an mterpreter and we are sure that wrth her remarkable perserverance and glft for languages she w111 achleve her goal. An even d1spos1t1on and w1l11ngness to help-spell Margaret I . . 1 ' ' - . I . . . I . I . . ll 11 I - 1 . H . 'I' . : . ' s, ' ' ' her many human friends. Blackfriars, Chorus, Orchestra, and . 1' - -1, I I H - In . . . . I 0 I I - I