Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1942 volume:

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U 'If A, LQM: 4 . , f I 'f,:t uiA.NM 'G ,I .: s- lr X lf I I ' ,f ', 1 3 , - . gif' 1 . 1 YQ-I-a'. K 5 W ,- , I ff fn-HX- XX , 35451. ,far f X y f 5 X: 4 r fl ' ' . -8. ,I N - 1 , -1' 1 , ---X-X, , ff X Y N- - -1 's I' ' ' lf: , ' mg, I 1, v ,, j V ,.-fp 3--Aw- X fl -, X .5 ' ' ' Q' 'Y f rgf 'f ff ' 'NS ' .7 ' ' al 'ff K ,.--11 ,N X' fm . , .,., ,f ff ! - - '- X 'f u - iqciz.. 'v X - J,-4 X21 3 I X ,f I , 754 1,1 f X 1 n A X I: ,I ,..,. QS- X If ,, , . , P ,X -..,rL.1' ' V . - V Qoaeuxomd Our years as the class of 42 have been ones crowded Wllh the mevltable loys hard Work and experrences of h1gh school hte Ea h of us has many PIGCIOUS memor1es ol our sports our faculty our clubs and espec1al1y of each other whrch he treasures We have tr1ed to mclude 1D thxs bool' those records most typrcal of the Dersonahty of the class If we have succeeded m our efforts th1s w1l1 be truly a KEY to our treasu e chest of rnemorres I I . . 'Y . , . o , I I , . . - I 1' . MRS ROBERT BOULTER The class of n1neteen hundred forty two w1shes to dedrcate THE KEY to Mrs Robert Boulter 1n apprecrcttron of the constant help she has g1ven to each of us not only rn our semor year but also 1n our years as under classmen Her tact and resourcefulness have been a boon to us dunng our many themes and reports In dedlcaung th1s KEY to her we are thank1ng her for her assrstance and understandmg 1 .911 merrwfziam F m 1 MISS ANNA E WOODWARD And when the stream Whrch overflowed the soul was passed away A consc1ousness rema1ned that 11 had left Of memory 1mages and preclous thoughts That shall not dxe and cannot be destroyed Wordsworth The Excurslon Deposited upon the silent shore :P MR HARRY E MISS MARY M ARMSTRONG MISS MARGARET B HAMEL OPPENLANDER ,Af NR FRANK R MOREY Supervlsmg Pnncxpul if-wx N Q' i MR G BAKER THOMPSON Pnncxpal of the Hxgh School fi H ,V 4 M A , . r -- .mm f N mi 'Gs 'Y--V. . M 1 3 Zcwuftg, Frrst row Kleft to nghtl Henry F Hofmann Iohn H Ienny Harry E Oppenlander Iames F Irwrn G Baker Thompson Frank R Morey W1ll1am C F Zreqenius Iames H Mxller Ir Eugene Udell Second row Klelt to rxghtl Nathan Bell Mane P Bader Mary Armstrong Wilma L Stern Claudla A Hancock Elrzabeth K Barten Lxllxan M Barton Matllda Barley Vlrglnxa H Allen, Margaret B Hamel I Eugene Duncan I A Chnstlan Thlrd row fleft to nghtl Russell L Snyder Hanna E Kxrk Alxce E Blodgett Mabel A Ewxng Adehne Slrouse, Phylhs E Hasse Eleanor Ramage Reynolds George E Relmer Not rn prcture Anne H Boulter, Helen Lourse Orr, Edxth Kenny Ofirce Staff Grace T a'Becket Sadie A Chadwlck Prlscllla A Clayden, Cynthxa Wxckham ' iq A Elizabeth Landon , Amy lane Davidson Marshall Schmidt Robert Gemmill Betty Ieanne Booth Doris Bye Mary Yates Gilcreest Barbara Kent Ioanna Dickson ELIZABETH LANDON ,... ............ E ditor-in-chief MARSHALL SCHMIDT ..,......... 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' - worker . . . extremely helpful . . . green, green and more , . u o s 1 I o 1 s . ll I I - I ll I 1 I a s a 0 PAULINE ELEANOR BEATTY Dark and mystenous p1les of bracelets open house perfume strarghtiorward always scr1b blmg notes to her fnends weakness for hot dogs every carrymg a stuffed pocketbook has a grown up s1de along w1th all the k1dd1ng at the wheel latest lokes knowmg look Hockey 3 Square Dancmg Club 2 3 French Club 3 4 BETTY IEANNE BOOTH Glamour plus l1pSl1Ck one of Elmers chlef supporters jewelry gmit of gab task M1ss Armstrongl cuts a sl1m trgure swoon' purposeful that ha1r long and gleammg belongs to rug cutters umon Indran dramahc capable of the heppest of hep facral expresslon Boothle Blackfrrars 3 4 Garnet 2 3 4 Semor Play Year Book ANNE CAROL BROWN Eyes' artrstlcally 1ncl1ned so often seen 1n art room stubborn wrstful look cloudy m1st of ha1r alternately ammated and dreamy easy gomg large wardrobe of ear nngs ser1ous Slde argumentat1ve swmgmg ambl1ng down the ha domestrc a close second to Kztty P1tman Spamsh Club 4 French Club 3 4 Garnet 2 3 4 Square Dancmg Club 2 3 MARGARET BROWN Brown eyes gomg out of her way for others Mldge works rn lerks lengthy phone calls vanety fnendshlp s fnend wmdblown ha1r knrttm for Bntam easlly ilustered Oh dont be s1lly' dashmg madly here and there sympa thetlc slugger modest llves up to the southern tradmons Basketball 3 Hall Momtor 3 Class Secretary 4 Glee Club 4 Semor Play Square Dancmg Club 4 Band Color Guard 4 .s Waltvf Landon vvqless Nw- 1., nfl S'4- SW'arrlA-fwev-4, pn ., 1 ll ll I ,I I. . . , . 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Nr' 'Jr-' dy s p s CLIFFORD MILTON BRYANT Dark and tall hrst charr trumpet man pleasant a1r Sunnybrook v1ct1m drlrgent but not over studrous relrable record hound but doesnt own a smgle dtsk Co-op Jockey handy wrth tools unassummg ab1l1ty to lead Bandl 2 3 V1cepres1dent4 Orchestra 4 Chorusl 2 3 Cabmet 4 Semor Play Soph Hop Iumor Prom Semor Ball GEOFFREY REIDPATH BULLOCK Our v1s1tor from across the boundrng mam typrcal Englrsh reserve dark eyes Wlth a mrschlevous twmkle Lrmey Moron New York weekends scholastrcally drsrnterested sxlent male srde of elect1ve art class arrplane drawmgs galore mam amb1t1on to own wmgs not as gulhble as he lets on dashmg and romantrc Track 3 4 DORIS LIPPINCOTT BYE Modest and mxld thoroughly thorough t1ny vorce Bunny br1l11ant student gentle humor curls has rarely uttered an rncorrect answer well on the way to her ultrmate goal as a lrngurst appre c1at1ve smlles and g1ggles not so srlent among close fnends Camera Club 2 Hockey 1 Lacrosse 1 French Club 3 4 Spamsh Club 4 Yearbook MARGARET LOUISE CHAPMAN Cheerful an effrcrent hustle bustler practrcal always knows the latest adaptable competrtron for boy s offrces bnsk rndustnous quxck changes of mood busrness woman persevenng refresh mgly frank long comphcated explanatrons mature takes everythmg In her strrde attacks work and play ahke wrth a w1ll Peggy Lou Band 2 4 Secretary and Lxbrarran 3 Hall Momtor 3 4 Orchestra Presrdent 4 Semor Play Yearbook Nahonal Honor Socxety 4 Basketball Manager 4 Semor Cabinet 4 ... 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SARA MARCY COOK COOk1e newcomer a way Wlth the guys and gals a11ke smcere sympathetlc persevermg neat dlsarmmg sm11e more fnendly than most I know' express1ve express1ons da1nty p1les of enthusxasm always there when needed Lets Go Home and Beg1n the Begume Basketball 4 French Club Secretary 4 Glee Club 4 Garnet 4 AMY IAN E DAVIDSON Lots of laughter crazy about muslc Cany kmdl and the outdoors Kcampmg and stuff! mdependent here and there and all over busy 1ouma11st1c 1mpu1s1ve unusual comb1nat1on good llstener and alert conversauonahst bundle of bounces curly top rare depths seldom reached by bnef acquamtances Nattonal Honor Soclety 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Garnet 3 Semor Play Orchestra 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 L1brar1an 4 Yearbook Sprmg Concert Sololst 4 Home Room Secre ary 4 Cab1net 3 LOUIS de MOLL AIIISI de luxe com1c sketches the class s del1ght arch1tectural drawmgs the class s wonder peaches and cream complexton talent a hand 1n every thmg that bu1ld' leadershlp becommg a thnfd term presldent long sk11ng tr1ps S1'1'11I1I'lg cnnkly eyes m1nus a football Class Vxce presldent 1 Class Presxdent 2 3 4 Football 1 Varsxty 2 3 Captam 4 Cablnetl 2 3 4 Lacrosse 3 4 Seruor Play Blacklnars 3 4 Square Dancmg Club 4 IOANNA DICKSON Open house tossmg golden mane unaffected mannerlsms keen 1ns1ght and understandmg of human nature unorgan1zed ut111ty heavy week ends Spauldlngs personahty consultant addmonal art Oh what am I saymg' up on current altaus super memory for names ready sympathy Iody Class Secretary 3 Cabmet Secretary 4 Senior Play Hockey I 2 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 French Club V1cepres1dent4 Home Room Secretary 1 Natrona! Honor Socrety 4 Gamet 4 -,,,, MARGARET ANNE DIMMITT Reserved good natured reads a lot h1dden humor thoughtful outwardly qu1et good camper capable and 1ndustr1ous pnze wmmng photographer ers1stent our one and only mountaln clunber ne of the smock and easel crew al1erg1c to Magg1e a verbal wrestler Band l Z 3 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 Fr rxch Club 4 ARTHUR VAN ZANDT DODD Flashy shuts and flashy tenms women azz addrct somewhat frckle troublesome thrck locks really trxes to work smooth dancer always orrgmatmg a new step wears glasses when he re members catchy way of smrlmg narve easy to lxke Artme Basketball 3 Semor Play Football Manager 4 Cabrnet 4 Home Room Treasurer 4 4 t.'b34fi1Ul9 ' 4m1?I BEVERLEY ELLEN DOE Auburn curls brown eyes and shck eyebrows easy on the eyes worry worry worry wlth no drsastrous results unassummg m a fog tease traces of that New England accent forgetful leas1ng chuckle mdependent and resourceful ultra smart clothes ambmous to be a psych1atnst Bev Chorus 1 2 3 4 Spamsh 4 Glee Club 4 Band Color Guard 4 Square Dancmg Club 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Lacrosse 1 2 3 DEBORAH DREW Red and green Mr Ienny after school classes tap tw1rl1ng and toe Pond s ad hands and narls Debby notes the army eyelashes of envrable length and curl defmlte oplmons w1ll1ng to gab contagrous grggle 1m1tat1ons enormous pocketbooks slacks for afternoon classes Band Drum Ma1or 1 Z 3 4 Garnet 3 Square Dancmg Club 4 ...p ' -' 1, .-.12 o l : :. 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'H Q ' vs .- - 7? , SCG... 3.S.QMsS-. uso one I I in ' ' ...a ' I .I I ous I asa I ll ll ROY IACKSON FAHL lr Southern gentleman fond of the ladres unam mously cute a good m1xer cartoon1st change able Elght Ball stubborn mop great eater sly sense of humor perpetual hand 1n pocket shuffle good 1ntent1ons as tactfully candld as they come last m1nute dates many fnends and few enemles Track 1 Lacrosse 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Cabmet 1 Square Dancmg Club 4 Semor Play Home Room Vxce presxdent IEAN WEAVER FLAHEBTY Gracefully attract1ve tall langurd and aloof class1c style a reputat1on for kn1tt1ng rxght under M1ss K1rk s nose cymcal photogen1c sm11e reserved accent on pnvate 1nterests wrllowy Veromca Lake on occas1on another one of our equestnennes B1Ck s the name summers at Ocean C1ty conceals shyness under surface soph1st1cat1on Chorus 3 4 Gamet 3 4 French Club 3 4 Spamsh Club 4 ELIZABETH AYLIN FREEGARD Art1st1c plus capable leader tastefully dressed 1ntellectual wh1z or1g1nal Jewelry for every outflt dependable 1n posters and programs for anythmg ha1r permanently waved always at ease contmually stroll1ng mademolselle some what conservat1ve 1nsp1res confldence Cheerleader Z 3 4 Natronal Honor Soczety 3 Treasurer 4 Gamet 3 Edxtorm chret 4 French Club 3 4 Cabmet 4 Hall Momtor 4 Yearboofc Junior Prom CAROL MAUDE FROEBEL Sporty shorty glasses averslon o cup1ed eve mngs long sweaters a black eye fnendly object of a camera s eye standxng rn a hole mfluentlal 1n class affarrs southern hosprtalrty and southern sentrments many plans and almost as many execuuons the most knocked about athlete 1I1 the school Lacrosse 1 2 Varsxty 3 Captam 4 Hockey 1 Z 3 4 Bla k tnars 4 Glee Club 4 Chorus 3 4 Cabxnet 1 2 4 Cheerleader 3 Head 4 Iumor Prom Semor Ball Square Dancing Club 3 4 , . - ll - u n 1 ,I 1 n Q 1 r s - ll I I ll . . 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' : , . , : C - -mi REX INGLIS GARY Ir Supposedly qu1et parts ha1r 1n mlddle answers to Sam Boy Scout m1sch1evous year round athlete consrstent MISSOUII product WIIY strength humorous s1de remarks comedy dance talent carned that number 20 hlgh a real sense of duty a boy s boy Football 2 3 Varsrty 4 Basketball 2 Varsrty 3 Captam 4 Track 2 Varsrty 3 4 Class Vxce presrdent 2 3 4 Home Room Chamncm 2 3 Cab1net2 3 4 Semor Play ROBERT FLEMING GEMMILL Tough guy of 1ntra mural basketball class bnlhant thttle effortl softball pxtcher one of the bachelors of 209 lazy tongue 1n cheek sports authonty wavy harr thnves on arguments Bob the Houd1n1 of 42 CNow you see 1t now you don t'l w1tty captarns that champ1onsh1p team MARY YATES GILCREEST Red ha1r gleam1ng w1th golden hlghhghts charm mgly femmme dramatlc leads favonte expressron and thmgs acts off the stage as well as on drmples apprec1ates good musrc and Nelson Eddy engag1ng smrle gracrous courtesy ongmal hterary compos1t1ons ammated clever color chorces Chorus 2 3 4 Senror Play Hockey 2 3 Lacrosse 2 3 Black trrars 3 4 Yearbook ARTHUR EDWARD GLENN Reserved Oppy s helper dry humor good dancer pnmary source of mternatlonal affarrs buslness ab1l1ty doorman of 209 sharp dresser boxmg enthus1ast Calways w1llmg to grve a demon stratxonl frrst to get LIFE 1n the llbrary w1de bnrnmed hats flashy smlle Footballl 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Garnet 3 4 Chess 2, Captain 3, 4: Chorus 4: Cabinet 4: Senior Play: Yearbook. ANN DEAN GORMAN H1 you-all' photogenlc outside interests calm and slow thorough smooth rn appear ance independent neat wardrobe Sherwood personality sm1le the latest gadgets mannequln ambition unruffled an invaluable second soprano natural sophxstrcatlon domestic dramatlc entrances Lacrosse 1 2 3 Varsity 4 Hockey 1 2 3 Varsity 4 Basketball I 2 3 Varsity 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Cabmet 4 Iumor Prom Square Dcmcmg Club 3 4 LOIS WILMER GRAY Unl1m1ted conversation news-conscious knows the way to anywhere easy gomg camera frend l1ttle black Ford odd expressions unaffected the only femmme mtramural athlete with st1ckto1t trmes but not for long a story for any srtuatxon Camera Club 4 Garnet 3 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 Lacrosse 3 4 WALTER ABBOT HANNUM Drummer boy unruly hair Down beat authonty an answer for every situation moody w1t of 10 o clock scholar never enough food or sleep burns up the track and the roads to Parkside milk at any hour veteran Cabmet man Let s suck to the pomt Cabmet 1 2 3 4 Home Room Chairman 1 2 3 4 Track 1 3 4 Soph Hop Football 3 Varsity 4 LOYAL IOSEPH HARANT Loyal Ioe bushy eyebrows latest addition to 42 colorful tough but oh so gentle one of the few non combatants of 202 soft spoken bow 1es seldom worries partlal to underclasswomen brown eyes 202 basketball rowdy a Wlde gnn Football 4 TIQCIS 4 Blackirrars 4 ll ' ll ' ' ' iveness . . . pins and insignia galore . . . moody some- . l u s u I - o 202 . . . 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I, U ,, FREDERICK EARLMORE HARRISON Peanut happy go lucky gulhble persever 1n hard as na1ls br1ght eyes fnendly personalrty plus everybody s stooge basso p undo Fred one of the curl less crew full of school boy tncks can be senous but 1t s no habrt shlrker by any means Lacrosse 1 2 3 Chorus 3 4 ETHEL DRAIN HAY Grggly qlggle prmtmg press entrrely fnendly G1ve me my boots and saddle make 1t Englrsh the last of the sen1or Manners Youth Concerts sea fever movre magaz1nes Oppy s problem chlld those four beautxful brothers cc tually enyoys wntmg an acuve rmagmatron French Club 3 Spanrsh Club 4 Semor Play FRANCES MAE HOOT Everybody s cup1d perennral smrle drmples troubles Oh laws purple can t talk wrthout her hands workmg g1r1 glft of gab blunders humorously rnterpreted ultrmately magmfred Nancy strcks to 1t always ready to help out takes volumes of notes Got a LOT to tell you' Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Lrbranan 4 Glee Club 4 Black tnars 4 Hall Momtor 3 Hockey 1 2 3 4 fp C' Silk Www l1,,v1b5 NORMAN ARTHUR HULME A huntm man curly head me n Wllhelm m111tary strategrst plard shut Oppy s attend ance slrps keeps the Lab frres burnmg after school the rmmortal Howre one more of the underclass men v1ct1ms Norm Band 1 2 Chorus 4 Fire Squad 3 4 Track 3 Home Room Treas urer 3 Semor Play ll ll ' out - - unc ull - ... ... a I ... ... 1'0- i ll ll can ali . lui . . ., . - ru! 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IOHN ELIOT IEFFORDS Qu1et courteous human 11brary handbook Mrs Boulter s shadow sweet smrle d1e hard farthful How many are staymg for lunch? our blcycle boy owner of ageless canrne companrons absent mmded escort for the frve of four tra1n books and more books Lrbrary 1 2 3 LUCILLA ATHENA IONES A blond w1th brarns method1 al Ch1C clothes styles popular recordrngs Chmese na1ls grrlled cheese sandwrches serene express1on huge rmgs porse extensxve wardrobe cosmetrcs ate open door always perfect express1on of the soclal graces many men completely unruffled appearance Chorus 2 3 4 French Club 3 Spamsh Club 3 Square Dancmg Club 3 Garnet 4 Senror Ball Glee Club 4 BARBARA BARTLETT KENT Whunsrcal 8 29 specral slow and easy gems thoughtful unhurned speech reluctant to let go of the coat ta1ls of Peter Pan consxderatxon of others versatlle actress wagon IS hrtched to a star grown up l1ttle g1rl Orchestra 1 2 Chorus 3 4 Blackfnars 4 Basketball 1 2 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Lacrossel 2 3 4 French Club 3 Semor Play Gamet 3 4 Yearbook RUSSELL CONWELL KNEEDLER Busmess man gurdmg llght of student govern ment smartly dressed lady klller an ant1 red tape actor good mrxer unemotronal on the surface doesn t confme hrmself to senlor acqua1ntance never forgets h1s trtle broadmmded consc1 entlous m hrs work commands respect great deal of character Cab1netPres1dent4 Garnet l 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 Natronal Honor .socrety 4 dinky dogs . . . colossal cars . . . tall tales . . . literary 'MM-Wamem ELIZABETH BLANCHE L NDON Enthusrastrc about everythmg dependable worner str1v1ng for perfectron art1st1c ab1l1t1es all krnds of 1nterests rntense Betty s1ncere and forceful changmg moods l1ttle rem1nders and 1StS 1deal1sm rooted rn reahsm metrculous cautrous athletlc ser1ous Wllh a srde that laughs at the world Chorus 1 2 '3 Vzce presrdent 4 Soph Hop Yearbook Edxtorm chrel Hockey 1 2 3 Varsrty 4 Basketball 1 Varsrty 2 Lacrosse Varsrty 2 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 Secretary 4 Hall Momtor 3 Head 4 Cabmet 4 EUGENE CLINTON LAPPE lr The laugh gets em sees humor 1n anythmg even h1s own troubles ambltlous hkes to VlS1l Ph1lade1ph1a snappy clothes short boy ibut so was Napoleon? 1mpuls1ve Frank Buck the second dally quest1on Oppy got an extra c1garette'7 thus1ast1c Mrchael s speed boy mechanrcally mmded hkes the g1r1s Band 1 Football 1 3 4 Frre Squad 4 IACK MYERS LINTON Clarxty of thought drrectness of purpose loves a good argument master of slrde rule and shde trom bone forceful always a stage manager freckles and a green shut persrstent logrcal mrnd 1 re ord collectlon keen wrt unpredrctable remarks l1ne L1nton and the ladres Home Room Treasurer 1 2 Band 1 2 Treasurer 3 4 Orchestra 1 Z 3 4 Chess 2 3 4 Square Dancmg Club 3 Blackfnars 3 Treasurer 4 Iunror Prom Cabmet Vrce presrdent 4 Nahonal Honor Socxety 4 ROBERT ROBERSON LONGWELL Goldrlocks w1th the three m1l11on harrs-all of em mn place clannet vrrtuoso that walk-could 1t be the Barrymore bounce? conscrentrous aggressrve lcon cermng wornenl born debater doesnt know h1s own strength fast man-on the track exponent of the bow t1e Great Profrle Bob Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Choms 2 3 4 Semor Play Footballl 2 3 Varsity 4 Trackl 2 Varsrty 3 Captam 4 Frre Squad 4 1 l . . . ., ,, . - : : -- : : . : 1. : . : . : , . , . . 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' ' ll ll ,.: : ELIZABETH ANN LUEDERS Unassummg a1r hand kn1t Argyle socks hop skrp and a jump co-operatrve prcturesque pastels Avalon house partres gentle good humor eamest red headed amb1t1on loyalty to the utmost degree classrc costumes always worrymg about her blond tresses com1ng uncurled cool calm and clever Eany Home Room Secretary 4 Blackfrrars 3 Secretary 4 Glee Club 4 Semor Play Chorus 4 Hockey 1 2 3 Varsmty 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Varsity 4 Lacrosse l 2 3 Varsrty 4 IAMES WILLIE LUKENS Ir Paradxddle Ioe defmrte 1deas emphatxcally defended thnves on fast musrc bomber p1lot always foolrng task Harnsonl b1g boy fond of Flonda and I-lawan screwball vacatrons plenty of arguments prankster mnumerable funny SlOI1e radrcal no regard for publrc oprmon lacka darsrcal Keep sm111ng MARGARET ARRIS MacMILLAN Mrnd of her own energy plus blues srnger thoughtful and responsrble rnterested 1n people lots of fun to be Wllh one senslble person who recog nrzes the fut1l1ty of d1et1ng under graduate work qmck sense of humor hardworklng athlete 1 srster has a senous s1de she seldom uncovers Margy Hockey 1 Varsrty 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Varsrty 2 3 Captam 4 Lacrosse 1 Varsxty 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Garnet 2 3 4 Cab1net4 Glee Club 4 Semor Play Yearbook French Club 3 Color Guard 4 Home Room Secretary 3 ALICE IANE MALISSA MADDOX Saucy perpetual glggler a gemus at Home E extreme hau styles chatterbox lackadarsrcal walk coquette bossy flashy sm11e krtten vo1ce naughty but nrce pranklsh smgmg off key tears over chemrstry head1ng for Beauty Culture school Gul Reserves 1 nec ' non I 1 . 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I I I FRANK HENRY MCCOWAN Natural thespran 1nnocent look rough and tumble fumble getter Colgate smrle drumnastrc rmmaculate well fed a crooked grrn and a twrnkle m hrs eye the dance stance that gets em not an enemy rn the school a successful future pre drcted good humor man Footballl 2 3 Varstty 4 Lacrosse 3 4 Chorus 4 square Dancmg Club 3 Blackfnars 3 4 Senror Play Home Room Treasurer 3 Home Room Vtce presxdent 4 SHIRLEY NASON Crazy cut up gay Drsney dtscrple plugger contrnually choppmg her curls sporty clothes cute n clever easrly flustered Im takmgspeech sol lltalkslower uncanny abrlrty for orrqmatrng nrck names underclassman one of those B T s never qurte grew up and never w1ll always 1rn1tat1n k1t Garnet 3 4 French Club 3 Hockey 1 2 3 Varsxty 4 Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 3 Varstty 4 Semor Ball Soph Hop MARIANNE ELSE NEISSER Blonde tresses coy glan es elf lrke rmagma tron and actrons dreamy Englrsh whrz 8 29 V2 arnval slow motron argumentatrve poetry lover burner of the mrdmght o1l Oh Ill hand rt m another day Wha-a at? frequent VISIIS to the hcnr dressers reads her favonte magazmes no matter what Chorus 3 4 Camera Club 4 French Club 3 4 Gamer 3 4 DAVID ALBERT NELSON Ernstemran theones clarmet tooter armcharr general Lat1nI II III IV Eagle Scout never strll a mrnute determrned competrtor bram self satrsfactron rn domg elevatrng conversatrons natural blonde knows somethrng about everythmg w11l1ng mstructor narve hard worker brref case Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Square Dancmg Club 3 4 Sentor Play Natronal Honor Socrety 3 Vrce prestdent 4 not - ' . . .H ' I .I I I I 1 Ill ' L Ola - ll Ill llS'll ,I I I.. I ...I .11 I I . 7k ' X . , M47 r' -' ' ' - c out -u all .I I rl .- ' --f ..- ... ... -.. ... ' . ..i ..,I ' ,p ' WINIFRED ELIZABETH PARK Mrs Webb Rich student ambitious socially mmded frets delicate fluttery slow eater task any one of the cafeteria girls? IIB figure despite that bandaged knee most deserving graduate of public speaking class self discipline her Waterloo-grammar and punctuation Hockey Manager 4 French Club 3 Senior Play Square Dancing Club 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 a,wu4 No Jv.a-xa.-an l' I1-fb M ISABELLE LUCILLE PAYNE Petite super friendly ready willing and able ptterbug artist blues singer persistent hard worker latest songs consistent hair dresser s patroness petite feet soft voiced sweet talk saucer eyes Iohn Hancock penmansh1p 1deas ideas and more ideas Girl Reserves 2 Garnet 4 BENIAMIN PECKERMAN short haircut four foul basketball man mdependent victim of fourth penod hunger moods and temper match that thatch humor department of any team flcnr for sports and good clothes lots of common sense Pecky Football l 2 Varsity 3 4 Basketball l 2 Varsity 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Semor Play Blackfnars 4 Square Dancing Club 3 4 lOHN PIPER Reserved manner sudden spells of wit con sxderate regular guy ongmal art flashy clothes ambitious current events expert Abraham one of the spark plugs of the 208 champs yes another Pocono camper Sphechen Sie Deutsch? subtl executive the ongmal male lacrosse trend Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Football 4 Cabinet 3 4 Gamet 1 2 3 Yearbook Fire Squad 3 Home Room Charrrnan 3 4 Blackfnars 3 4 Senior Play Square Dancmg Club 4 ll ll ' ' ' ' ' . . . . . . 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I ll I , . . : : ' . : , . . 4: KATHARINE PITMAN lMrs Ioseph Frescolnl Madame la presrdente only class cutter to get away wrth 1t rm honor student 1n every way among the fnendhest staunch opponent of the school of procrastmatron thrrd fmger left hand one of the most capable Iunlor Clerk porcelam complexron thnves on the U S Marl French Club 3 Presrdent 4 Span sh Club 4 Home Room Secre tary 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 BARBARA CONSTANCE POLK Refreshmg laugh sentunental soul amb1t1ous student slrm and speedy good humoredly helpful ptterbuggm Barbara well dressed and conservatrve rn there on the newest jrve responstble unforgettable addmon to locker room gabfests a smooth combmatron of the dramatrcally quarnt and up-to-date types Hockeyl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 French Club 4 Gamet 4 ELEANOR GORDON POTEAT phone calls sweet M1ss Crozler s Semmary or1ental artful glances s1ncere unassummg eyes that dlsappear tn smrles unpredrctable re marks conservauve a real smrle a mysterrous aversron to Rosle demure when the occaslon de mands 1t Color Guard 4 Chorus 4 emor Play Grrl Reserve Vrce presldent 3 THOMAS RANDALL Great reader 1un1or mrss helpful modest hrdden acting abllrty pet aversron math curly frngers schoolgmrl complexron cheerful mterestrng pastel sweater shades toe tapper few words but none wasted thoroughly dependable and responsrble one of our boommg basses Tennrs Manager 3 Chorus 4 Garnet 4 . ' : i f : - .. u o 1 I I Q u a ' . :.... ' ' ...an Understanding . . . petite . . . strutter . . . long-distance ll I I I ' ll ' ' . l ll w ll l . . . I . w : : S ' : ' ' - ' . MARTHA ANNE RANKIN Newly acqulred traveler shorter than Caro Maude lthat s a recordl often seen rn slacks outslde interests h1ts the roads on a b1ke sleeps 1n study halls determmed look fash1on plates and pen and lnk sketches a ready smlle and ready sympathy WILHELM REUNING Scholarly subway man man of moderat1on expenence 1n the c1ty speaks rn a monotone splelt d1e Ge1ge talks and talks p1erc1ng eyes mterested 1n current affaus argues the ears off anyone kxng of the cash reg1ster l1ngu1st swell fellow Natronul Honor Socrety 4 Semor Ball PEGGY IANE RINCLIFFE tr1enne kn1ts mathematrcal mlnd hddles thorough g1rl1sh grggle sub-deb styles Peg and Ethel and then horses the South Chester Road Tax1 Servxce many books here there and all over never known to bluff never had to Orchestra 1 2 3 4 7,,,42n.3A-liyfps KENT DRAKE ROBB Sleepy act1ons deep vo1ce gumea PIQS galore 'F 1eld and Stream Cheshue gnn strong s1lent type drawl regular lUX1 servxce to school man of few words almost a deserter from our ranks can really cut up wlth Ieff huntmg the hfe for hlm Meticulous dresser . . . twinkling blue eyes . . . eques- ANNA MARIAN ROBINSON Good lookmg humorous capable domestlc steady everybody s pal sports enthusrast arty famlly pet affectronate IIIIIS gal We re 1I1 the army now answer to any tooth paste advertlser s prayer do tor b1lls natural waves helps make the wheels go round 1n the cafetena Gul Reserves 2 Gamet 4 Basketball 1 2 Hockey 1 2 HARRISON WILLIAMS ROBINSON Poor man s Cab Calloway drugstore man great talker vocallst super frlendly w1th everyone lenty of lung power often used the clown of the class an mumtable Walk drsruptor of the hbrary solld swlngster w1th Shdfple clothes school s the least of h1s worr1es Footballl Varsxty 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Track 1 2 Varsxty 3 1 DORIS RUTH ROWAND Tuneless warbl1ng frankly 1nc11ned brown eye seen my father? secreuve sm1les d1plomat1c Dottle comfortable laugh consrderate 1nt1mate manner crazy 111 spurts harr troubles long talks settled works senously his mn every place Gul Reserves 2 Pres1dent3 Basketball 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 1 Lacrosse Nanager 4 Gamet 3 4 Semor Ball HENRY SIDDALL SAULNIER Everybody s boy mcknames by the dozen good at 1rn1tat1ons odd-colored socks no eyebrows to speak of glfted Wllh athletlc talent wears opponents down by argu1ng got h1s experxence wrth THAI' brush company earnest connnually wh1stlmg stubborn penetraung laugh topped by sparkhng eyes Cablnetl Z 3 4 Foo balll 2 Varsity 3 4 Trackl 2 Varsity 3 4 Square Dancmg Club 4 Home Room Chcurman 1 2 ' s a n I u a 1 o a n - . . . ' .n . I . . . II I I ll . . . . . . . . . . . . a . . . good manager . . . peculiar expressions . . . Have you A i l I . . . . H. . , . WALTER MARSHALL SCHMIDT Br1sk deflnlte and determmed consc1ent1ous soc1al ly and academmally tall all of a sudden bums up the courts 1mpass1ve expresslon nervous energy unn execut1ve ab111ty conservat1ve appear ance-but a ptterbug at heart s 111 loves to fool around 1og1ca1 d1plomat1c amb1t1ons br1ght future Class Presxdent l Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 Basketball 2 Tenms 2 3 Captam 4 Natrona! Honor Socrety 3 Presxdent 4 Cabmet 4 Iumor Prom Hall Momtor 4 Flre Squad 3 Semor Play Square Dancmg Club 3 4 Yearbook Busmess Manager IANE SCHOFF Affechonate v1vac1ous v1tal1ty domest1c demon 111t1ng walk volumlnous vocabulary a b1t of spontaneous combustlon sl1ghtly on the short slde flauf for new dance steps defrmte 1deas effervescence practlcal candld lndependent spark11n about everythmg cute k1d Blackfnars 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Hocke 1 2 3 Basketball 1 Square Dancing Club 2 3 4 GEORGE HERBERT SCHOLL lr 1 Dash1ng from home room to home room Rose Tree s glit to the women man of moods hobb1es and a sport coat for every one flymg sleep1ng eat1ng ily 1ng playmg the p1ano flymg and flymg sleeplng 1n class lnstantaneous laughter and enthuslasm sp1r1t of adventure screw1est 1n class Trackl 2 3 4 Football 1 4 Blacklnars 3 4 :D-L-n..Q.:.4,o.qQ.. Lyn-a.0k1KY9Dll-47'U-'1'9'q 5 U3 RUTH IESSICA SERVAIS A real athlete a great IVOIY t1ck1er class1cs and otherw1se shorty consc1ent1ous Fordful of females a bug for grammar ahem the hrst of Conner s V1Cl1II1S wasted energy 1n that str1de one of the or1g1nal sllver plgskln possessors harmon1zes w1th anyone on any song mfectlous g1gg1e Serve Class Secretary 1 2 Home Room Secretary 2 French Club 3 Cabxnet 4 Semor Ball Square Dancmg Club 4 Glee Club 4 Hockey 1 Varslty 2 3 Captam 4 Lacrosse Varslty 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Varslty 2 3 4 ...P .!:- H I: ' : . . . : : . 3, 4: ' , : . . : y , , : : Lacrosse 1, 2, 3. 4: Yearbook: Home Room Treasurer 4: Chorus 4: af I U . . . . . . , I l I . 1 1 n . . A l 1 1 n ol' 'uc l FO.. ll' I lg I ' ll . '.- ll s . . .. . . . . . H H. . . I - - - . . . n 11 IOHN HAMILTON SETH Keen German student full of wlse-cracks gun nmg IS the subject sol1d task the facultyl Company H man a perfect gentleman blue eyes and curly brown ha1r another Fleld and Stream man prefers a redhead Eastezrn Shore lrttle boy blue slow drawl Frre Squad 4 Choms 4 Semor Ball EUNICE ELIZABETH SHAY Always fmds lxfe excxtmg mfectlous laugh sweater g1rl turned up nose rambunctlous hard worker prcture of health extremlst w11l1ng hostess w1th a golden volce amlable mllk and cook1es after school the completlon of the Shay Cycle rn Blackfnars Chorus l 2 3 4 Lacrosse l 2 Hockey 1 2 Basketball l 2 Square Dancmg Club 3 4 Gamet 3 Blackfnars 3 President 4 Cabmet 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 WILLIAM SCOTT SPILLER Smartly dressed X sectxon latent POSS1bll1l16S nonchalant never 1ll-at-ease chem 1stry bug one of Mtss Kuk s nerve wrackers Mus1c Box Pem freshness of youth noncommlttal brcuns wears clothes w1th a zlp hell be a wow 1f he ever grows up' Semor Play HILDA IEANETTE THOMAS Tappmg the keys good lookmg clothes loves horses deep blue eyes amxable soft votce f1ve and dune gul calm cool and collected stead1 ness nobody s enemy pale pmk na11s horse sense accessones for every costume attendance sllps for 208 Game! 2 3 Gul Reserves 2 3 .-. ... 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ELIZABETH ELLA TWEED Practrcal and pat1ent typmg whrz eff1c1ent around the house advlce freely glven llkes f11'Sl a1d sausage curls Betty sweet and understandmg nature 11ves for those furloughs lengthy shoppmg 1sts responsrble whole hearted co-operahon hlgh heels practxcally the longest walk to school Band 2 WILHELMINA Van De BOE Talkauve dramauc Randy out spoken Dutch fnendly full of fun plenty of outsxde mterest hosp1table the fust to a1d a newcomer smooth dancer the penc1l 1n hand for haul type str1ped sklrt dependable 1n emergencxes Players Club penetratmg laugh Chorus 4 Glee Club 4 Blackfnars 4 S uare Da cm IOHN MORTON BLACK WARD Smooth l1ne and an equally smooth appearance qlllle a lady s man worshlps Iohn Barrymore and cars an 1nd1v1dual1st lots of porse dark handsome and at last tall love of the psychologxcal penslve ness ongmal theme language a man w1th 1deas all h1s own Ward Work Theory Tennis 1 2 CATHERINE LENORE WELTZ T1ny feet happrest on dance floor loves B1o1o perfumes and ammals pet1te scatterbram that laugh' affectlonate kmttemsh Krlt cnnkled eyes French taste rn clothes weakness for underclass men new co1ffures screwy remarks Swarthmore College attract1on str1ng of pearls Gamet 4 Square Dancmg Club 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Hocke 1 2 3 4 Iumor prom Glee Club 4 . . . ' ' . . . . . . a : : ' : .q n' g Club 4: Hockey 1: Lacrosse 1: Gamet 2: Girl Reserves 3: Senior Play. :I ' , : . . . : y VIRGINIA MAY WILSON Red South Amencan mfluence photography enthusrast modern and acrobat1c dancmg Spr1n le d car and new ttres romant1c1st cats and more cats proud possessor of the smallest sax 1n S H S at ease 1n jodphurs not only an art1st1c deslgner but also cz seamstress G11 Reserves 1 2 Band 2 3 4 Camera Cl b 3 4 EDWIN FRANK WINDELL Dapper Dan flamrng red ha1r expressmve face senseless humor phenomenal skxll at plckmg loslng football teams double header basketball angular southpaw Egghead cr1t1c for the New Yorker C1n Engl1sh class! wants a pnonty on sleep enjoys exaggeratmg operates a Chrysler tax1 Band l 2 Chorus 4 Basketball 3 4 J rem 2- Q Tang S ciao 69 5 knoxt- Q Clif-5 Hom vx 0 vvx V OJ '23 T up M05 IBCYILX TQGWWQ B00-U1 Rxylcah SS Qnvn Gbrvhan Q26 'Q' Butt oak MOST 6 K7 My X Sfudtuous QA I x N s. Best Q 'DrC55E.cl B WM X - Dons. Q3-2 A - Cli - EN Q Q Q.: le Do. ck Mor'5lAo.hL, - GASOH my Doc' Sqhwum. Least' 5Tud.xoUS ' H - ' 'g- Beol' Dcmcers Roux CUE S1- 'A I FTS I I X X Q 5+ X X X JA: frm fn 9 E I W - 'X N A-'24 ' GQT L fx I gl I It K- . l ' - if C .. MOST' VSV S0-'me' NUUUZSK' Bnq Brother fi-E5 Herb SUNDH Big S,-isTE.wP Swv-kc.x.x Nason 3 1 - fin wfk ffff o . 7 Q2 Nl 9 Henr- SQWNQ' 'CW Wm mn Most 5opYn5T4cof!'cA 4.2 -if O Lucxllfk, J'ov1C5 pqogx- 0.,v- cxumqxf LTNC, :RICK WONOM Q,ood Sp ov'i' to Bono! WT 55 Eomq Lueclenrs -WCC Y'Nfcd.HQ.v'rxson tg X312 W Q E Z Tm L Kona QvK5'2'ff if :JW T I V ,I IWBQTK' L down hows dom u W 'B Moen' L.mg,l.,k1-Q Succeed, I A R L Best omxexis if 6, 0 W! ji? Jblnvx Ie. rd Q Rilo Ykoai' 'FXW-Tkiou H W' 5 W0 5 W WU 5 5' L1 I TOLQK Lx wTT:n KTM well' So Prom! l'lc'.Cou.CLV1 NQJXCLX H OQT 5 Sclrvx Qof oi dv X A-jgzf my A J? A Qkc..ve.v'eoT L A gm 'Fmqqavi MovxS fic Kal! Wqwvkx Sfwlvuev- M dqQ'Bmwn , ,U , :wmv Povvw' koukS dc, NUUX I Q ,Q A A 6-A Q JU Qi ff BQ Sense, QSHUVYNOV' K 1 fl Xl Le ISECQWQX 'Box mr Hmm' S o,nlDqc.K5ow 'af ,fl X I! Q JJ -Q N I X X- tml M 5 6 ox u vs Mn 9 Armjijaids n . Loul5 de ON . ll. 5 ol 1 X f fr It Qu ,Sq X3 ' an .5 K . 0 532, JY! fx X Q XT? Q e 'ii fa'- 5 - K ' f'la.vq5fe.T Dimmm' Q6 W X , . , U . , -- KQP, W , was 9 Im Q23 X- . msx 'ifvxcvxclkux y 4 2 ffl X :tn .4 ' Q EQ? KX 0 Q 5-3.x I I sv xi if Q lb AH' or-fff x . L Q5 K 1,29 612. 1 I x GI Rf' ,, 'TV AZ.: . U. fy ,,, ,Y Q 5.3 ff? A 2' Q37 Q Q? E93 o- Sv - c Q f WA Q 1 O TYPICAL Our average day is often long, but seldom boring. Sometimes we struggle wi.h those dilapidated bandages in our first aid classes, which have taken on an added seriousness since the outbreak of the war. On second periods Wednesday, Cabinet contends with the democratic prob lems of our own student body Often as not at sometime during the day the school is permeated by rank odors manufactured by the seemingly imperturbable chemistry classes In between classes we dash into the library to reserve a Century Read ings for otherwrsel Next the mechanical drawing students saunter into Cook s olde shoppe to THINK On first bell we priv if ileged SGHIOIS arrive at the cafeterla before W the crowd Some helpful souls take up the1r study halls operating the switchboard while others spend hours try1ng to catch Mr Thomp on in his office The day 1S not completed if guttural sounds are not heard 1 suing forth from the small but stalwart German III class In shop the no1se is more on the clang bang and Oh - - ! order. The day's activities are rounded up for most by a vigorous athletic game, fol- lowed by going home to eat, to do home- work and to hit the hay in preparation for another round at szhool. DAY 11 lf! U J.. LLASQ HISTORY Our hxstory really starts way back ln 1929 A D when we were l1ttle tots 1n p1gta1ls and short pants at Kmdergarten but owlng to the paper shortage land perhaps a shortage of memoryl we w1ll record only the events of the last four years Septemb r 1938 We couldnt qurte make up our m1nds whether we were 1n h1gh school fmally or st1ll back rn 1un1or h1gh at any rate they called us Freshmen On countmg the votes of our f1rst elect1on we found that Marshall Schm1dt had been chosen pres1dent of our newly-arnved class Our hrst class party was a p1cn1c along the Crum a p1cn1c whrch had a rather tragrc endmg Some unfortunate soul roused the 1re of a swarm of yellow Jackets who wrathfully began to persecute the entue gathermg The p1cn1c s1te was soon deserted except for a few angrrly buzzxng bees In the spnng our class was proud to have two of 11S members Betty Landon and lack Lmton rece1ve the Amencan Legron Award for therr outstandmg example of good c1t1zensh1p Exams came all too soon' But after the struggle was over we had a whole summer of lersure September 1939 Our f1rst lob as sophomores was to elect a pres1dent As a result LOUIS deMoll began h1s famous regrme at Swarthmore H1gh The b1g moment of the year arnved when we threw our frrst full fledged dance 1n May The Soph Hop was a must on everybody s l1st Dunng the closrng weeks of school all owners of water wrngs and rubber tubes were thr1lled by the prospect of a swxmmrng party at Emmons pool Even those landlubbers afra1d of the deep end were glad to wet the1r toes Thus we made an attempt to hold back the heat of summer unt1l the school doors closed beh1nd us once agarn September 1940 There was l1ttle questron about Lou1s s re elect1on th1s year as our chxef executlve In the realm of soc1al events the Iunror Prom clarmed the spothght Many couples gl1ded over the floor to the rhythm of a super sw1ng orchestra The trme sl1pped rapldly away and everyone left regretfully One Monday 1n March the aud1tor1um was fllled wlth expectant faces wa1t1ng to hear the newly chosen members of the Nat1ona1 Honor Socxety The coveted pos1t1ons were g1ven to L1n Freegard Eetty Landon Dav1d Nelson and Marshall Schm1dt from our class as those best fulfrllmg the qual1t1es of leader sh1p scholarshlp character and servrce Soon we were saylng goodbye to our Jumor year and lookmg forward to the trme when we would be semors T1 4 bs, in . , . - . ., 1 1 Q - , . . - - . . . . . . 11 11 1 1 ' 1 - 11 - 11 - 1 1 - 1 - 11 11 1 - 1 . . . , . . . , . . . 1 . . 1 . ,. I 1 1 I - 1 1 1 - I lass Hlstory f Olltllllllill Sep ember 1941 Now we possess the magrc t1tle of sen1ors It has been sald that no man 1 rndlspensable but Lours deMoll seemed to be the exceptlon acceptmg the offrce of presrdent for the thlrd txme After a successful campamgn Russ Kneedler was elected to the posttlon of grea est honor 1n our school Presldent of the Senror Cabrnet Through the generosrty of our parents we all had a gay ttme ataHallowe en celebratron 1n the gym Square dan mg was the most popular entertamment wh1le doughnuts and c1der added zest to the party In November the Natlonal Honor So 1ety add d Le v1s lfecttty Peggy Lou Chapman Russ Kneedler and K1tty Pltman to herr rank Puprls stared 1n stup1f1ed amazement when our he men appeared wlth t1es and coats on We all had our p1ctures taken pushed by the photographer 1nto the oddest posmons To our amazement we looked perfectly all rrght 1n the proofs For weeks we slaved on the producuon of our Senror Play Our Town afternoons were spent 1n bu1ld1ng scenery procur1ng costumes and rehearsmg fa1thfully before Mxss Krrk our d1rector The frnal productlon was acclarmed by parents and fnends provmg that our efforts were not rn va1n The fmal members elected to the Natronal Honor Soctety were Iody D1ckson Amy Iane Davrdson lack L1nton Eunrce Shay, and W1lhelm Heumng The Senlor Ball stood out as a h1gh spot rn the fleld of entertamment Blue and whtte crepe paper transformed the gym 1nto qulte a palace and when the clock struck one everyone left regretfully lune IS the trme when semors th1nk more than ever of Swarthmore Htgh rn terms of great affectron Well never forget the happy years we spent here and we know that they w1ll at least keep our ptcture hang1ng 1n some remote corner Y U 1 l I I A kk 1 A r . S 1 1 - I . . A . . - 1 . . 1 I . . - F. . . N, , . H. Q v . Y - , .. - V , . . . 1 H 1 I k . -J. . . . . H H . - I - I - - H H. I 1 1 1 , . , . - 1 1 1 - I - I - 1 I I ASS SUNG Swarthmore Hxgh now we must leave you And wrth sorrow we depart For our hrgh school days of work and play are dear to every heart Laughter free and hlled w1th pleasur Swarthmore Hrgh for these and others now accept our thanks smcere But although we grleve at th1s partmg And our hast n1ng steps delay Before revealed l1e untrodden paths new rn every way So to you we bld our farewells to you and all we knew Wrth memor1es nrgh and our standards hlgh we the class of forty two 1 1 'Y Y W I J L L K l , ' ' e, for knowledge and rnern'ries dear, l 4 n ' XX js '4myzK'W 1 X fl? A 'v X N 'Q ax N S xilillie :MN X .- H , 5 f f M. f s w XX is I We 4 2 uw Zf? uw '5 I El at 1-A Nw AS' 5 ' 1 .-1-'N f x i 3 ,.efxf -f'v 1lfg3' V 2. Q23 - -NVQ Q.-4: Aisk-S55'l:n.!, - If Q- 3 N QQ? ' N Y -xf i -33' ' ' ASG-lv X - 'X .W mf. 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Appreciation by all for Debby Drew's drum majoring and clerical work for the band was expressed by Dr. Robert Disque when he presented a watch to her at the concert. Debby received the highest rating possible for a drum major at the Cultural Olympics last fall. Another honor was brought to the band when its captain, Iack Linton, won the district contest for trombone solo. One of the numbers featured at the Band Concert was For Victory and Democracy, a march composed and orchestrated by director Mr. John Ienny. Other performances were at Alumni Day at Swarthmore College and Memorial Day in the village. ORCHESTRA President ............... ..... P eggy-Lou Chapman Vice-President ....... ....................... F red Morey if Secretary ................................................ Amy lane Davidson In the 1941-1942 season, the orchestra played for all of the Monday second period assemblies. In addition, orchestra enjoyed itself tremendously playing many old-timers like Take Me Out to the Ball Game for Blackfriars' musical melodrammer . During a concert given for a Iunior High Assembly, an original melody, Hungarian Lament, was played. A talented violinist mem- ber, Wilson Chambers, had written it, and Mr. Ienny had arranged it. Mr. Cole contributed the name. The orchestra has also enjoyed playing many orchestral transcriptions ot famous symphonies. The real purpose of orchestra, besides serving the school, is to give students a chance to play fine music from the great composers: they also learn how to work together, and they appreciate more the music of out- standing orchestras. The orchestra thus serves as a training ground and as an educational method, and fills a vital need for music in the school. fuel. 1 CHORUS President ............ ....... L ewis Beatty Vice President ..... ...... B etty Landon Librarian ............ . ................. Nancy Hoot Treasurer ................. ....... .........................,.... M a r1an Bernard The Chorus of sixty-five members, directed by Miss Blodgett, has had a big year, presenting several successful programs. Beginning with the radio broadcast over WFIL in the fall, the chorus easily kept up its standards under the able leadership of President Lewis Beatty. The radio program was repeated in assembly at Thanksgiving time. Then there were rehearsals for the Christ- mas program which was given in collaboration with the Iunior and Senior High Girls' Glee Clubs. On May eighth, the chorus sang several numbers at the annual Spring concert given by the Swarthmore Symphony Orchestra for the scholarship fund. The climax of the year for chorus came when they presented their first independent program on May twenty second. SENIOH PLAY One cold, gray morning a committee of students met before school to decide on the Senior Play. Everyone knows their decision fell on Thornton Wilder's Our Town , a charming play about two families in the early nineteen- hundreds. For the next six weeks the cast set a new example for faithfulness in rehearsals, while other Seniors worked on programs, lights, costumes, sound effects, and scenery. Thanks to the complete co-operation and fine spirit among the Seniors, the play was unusually effective. The play was repeated later at the Women's Club Spring Frolic. The lack of scenery proved to be not a hindrance, but a help. for each person in the audience was soon imagining the Main Street of his own childhood home. Wet handkerchiefs and warm accla- mations at both performances testified that under the able direction of Miss Kirk the cast had effectively put across the humanity and pathos of Our Town. rw-xr' ' Y T- W' f-'A -- W- BLACKFRIARS President .................. .......... E unice Shay Vice-President ........ ................. I ohn Piper Secretary ............. ....... E lizabeth Lueders Treasurer .......... .................. I ack Linton Sponsor .................................................... Henry F. Hofmann This year Ye Elackfriars underwent a reorganization. In order to give the Iuniors and Seniors a better chance to show their ability and will to work, the choice of new members was postponed until after the spring production. On December lst several possible candidates gave The Afternoon Walk , Where Shall We Go? , and Death Says It Isn't So in assembly. Before Christmas vacation the dancing chorus was selected, and immediately afterwards they started rehearsing for the big hit of the season, Tandem Daze , given on March 20th. Many Iuniors and Seniors worked long and hard on this production. The following week the annual initiation was held with due tradition, and then the Iuniors topped the season by giving the Seniors a picnic on May 11. GARNET Garnet reigned supreme this year in its own private office adjoining Miss Bader's room. A new typewriter and special files helped make production run much more smoothly. The staff, headed by Lin Freegard as editor, and Doug Heath as assistant editor, was the largest in the Garnet's history. It proved its efficiency by putting out nine issues regardless of war time prices and priorities. The magazine did not re-enter interscholastic competition, but tried to continue the previous policy of writing for the school instead. Pages in columns, and continued stories were two of this year's innovations. The Garnet also under- took to put out the school handbook, and the Swarthmorean news staff put out a special School Board issue. Miss Stern, the new literary sponsor, and Miss Bader, the veteran production adviser, have contributed much to The Garnet's success. Agnes Beneke Molly Iefiords Shirley MacMillan Lin Freegard Midge Brown Iody Dickson I lless Team President Bob Gernmill Secretary Trudy Enders Sponsor Iames F. Irwin Iack Linton Doug Heath Howard Pennell Ann Myers Molly Harper Dick Cordray Virginia Bower Molly Harper Barbara Polk Pauline Beatty Sara Cook Doris Bye , ix .gig French Club OFFICERS President Kitty Pitman Vice-President Iody Dickson Secretary Sara Cook Treasurer Doris Bye Margaret Dimmitt Betty Ann Hulme Kitty Pitman Carol Hetzel Carol Brown fl Ffvfl' Iohn Larson Bill Sickel Lois Gray Iohn Chiquoine Margaret Dirnrnitt Phil Knisl-:ern Nancy Peel David Eynon Howard Pennell Charles Moore Carol Froebel Marian Bernard Laura Lee Hopkins lane Schott Amy lane Davidson Susan Thatcher Iudy Koch Ann Gorman Virginia Lawrence Mardy Crosby Lin Freegard Dave Thayer lim Cleaves Mascot Mildred McCowan Sponsor Iames H. Miller Camera Club President Steve Hay Recording Secretary Virginia Wilson Corresponding Secretary Madi Neisser Sponsor Harry E. Oppenlander Fred Morey Pete Myers Bill Horsey Charlotte Maas Cheerlezlders GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Secretary ...... ..... M argaret MacMillan Librarian ................................................................ Nancy Hoot It was found, after try-outs for Senior High Chorus early in the fall, that there were many, too many girls who wanted to sing in a chorus. The idea of forming a separate Senior High Girls' Glee Club was suggested and immed- iately seconded. It was quickly dubbed the Dawn Patrol , because of the hour oi rehearsal-7:40 Wednesday mornings. The club has participated in several school and outside performances, including singing for the Delaware County Teachers' Institute in Media, the Christmas Concert, the Rotary Club. and the High School Baccalaureate. It is hoped that in coming years the Glee Club will play an ever greater part in school activities. SENIOR CABINET President ............ ....... R ussel Kneedler Vice President ...... ............. I ack Linton Secretary ........ ...... I ody Dickson Treasurer ..... ..,............. .............. D o ug Heath The year 1941-42 was an outstanding one for the student government of Swarthmore High School. The Cabinet, actually using the power which is invested in the organization, met with both constructive and destructive criticism. One of the results of the increased interest was the spectacular job accomplished in the revision of the antiquated constitution, changing the method of repre- sentation. Another piece of business brought to a successful close was the scrap metal drive. The present Cabinet wishes next year's governing body success and feels sure they will take up the job where it was left oft, striving to make the Senior Cabinet an even more important factor in the school life at Swarthmore. National Honor Socictv Sponsor tv Mr. Irwin Spring 1941 Marshall Schmidt David Nelson Betty Landon Lin Freegard Fall 1941 Lewis Beatty Peggy Lou Chapman Russell Kneedler Kitty Pitman Spring 1942 lack Linton Eunice Shay Jody Dickson Wilhelm Reuning Amy lane Davidson Dan Kirk Doug Heath Alice Putnam Carol Brown Doris Bye Virginia Cochran Mary Dimmitt Beverley Doe Iean Flaherty Evelyn Hodge Molly Ieflords Lucilla Iones Virginia Lawrence Anne Perkins Kitty Pitman Ethel Hgy Bill Pressman Spanish Club OFFICERS President Virginia Lawrence Vice-President Virginia Cochrane Secretary Lee Sheridan Treasurer Eleanor Wolf Dave Thayer Poppy Saitto Dottie Shaw Lee Sheridan David Webb Eleanor Wolf Nancy Yoder Royal Whitaker SWL CLASS OF '43 President ........... ...,.... D aniel Kirk Vice-President .... ...... D uane Taylor Secretary .......... .... A lice Putnam Treasurer .... ......... . .. ........ David Thayer A. Argyle C. Hetzel H. Pratt G. Armitage E. Hodge L. Purdy I. Bair R. Hoot A. Putnam I. Beddoe L. Hopkins I. Randall L. Bel! E. Hornaday A. Robinson R. Bell E. Hulme E. Rutherford A. Beneke D. Hutchison M. Sdilto M. Bernard M. Ieftords W. Schrader A. Bullard D. Kirk D. Shaw H. Burnett L. Landon P. Shenkle I. Chew V. Lawrence R. Sheppard D. Chiquoine E. Lee G. Sickel I. Cleaves C. Maas I. Sorber V. Cochran S. MacMillan B. Speare R. Cordray I. Mayo D. Taylor G. Corse E. McGee D. Thayer I. Daugherty S. Meryweather I- Th9iS M. Dimmitt W. Mitchell M. Thomas K. Downing T. Moore M. Trimmer B. Durnall F. Morey M. Trcxell G. Enders B. Morse A. Walker I. Fischer A. Myers D. Weiland M. Garrett I. Myers W. West R. Gay P. Myers I. Wherry W. Glenn W. Patterson H. Whitecar B. Griffith N. Peel T. Wilcox A. Haia H. Pennell N. Yoder I. Hcznkins A. Perkins C. Zensen S. Hay E. Pope B. Zensen D. Heath E. Porter R. Helmuth I. Prange 'P Fred, CLASS OF '44 President ............ ..... H aines Dickinson Vice-President ...... ....... D uane Taylor Secretary ............ .... B etty Morse Treasurer ................. ........................ S idney Smith I. Adrian Egee Whitiord McDowell L. Shirley R. Adrian Eldredge William McDowell R. Smith L. Austin Eynon D. Mclntire S. Smith I. Baird Gallagher C. McLarty V. Speck I. Beatty Gilbert C. Moore G Spencer E. Beltield Giles I. Moore S. Spencer W. Bell Green B. Morse I. Storrs G. Bierman Hamby M. Morse W. Talley I. Blackman . Hanzlik M. Murphy E. Thatcher R. Blakiston M. Harper E. Myers S. Thatcher V. Bower W. Hartman F. Nowell P. Thayer ' T. Brown Hassell H. Pentield C. Thompson R. Burnett Hastings R. Pike K. Thurman E. Bye G. Heath G. Plank A Turner E. Caldwell Henry E. Polk E. Tweed I. Campbell Henry N. Pot:-:at D. Webb A. Carpenter M. A. Hook R. Powell R. White I. Champion W. Horsey W. Pressman G. Whytlaw C. Chickering Iordan I. Reinhold G. Widdowson L. Cilestio Kerr S. Reynolds E. Wilson A. Coch:an Kite S. Rhodes L. Woerner R. Coleman Kniskern I. Roqeri E. Wolf I. Cook I. Koch I. Royce L. Wood E. Crapps H. Kraus P. Rutan O. Wood M. Crosby I Lambdin A. Schmidt D. Work D. Daugherty R Lappe D. Scholl E. Worst P, Deacon I Larson L. Servais R. Zinn H. Dickinson Laws D. Seymour R. Disque Lee E. Shanlflin B. Donnelly Littlefield L. Sheridan Ackenbrack Alburger Armitage Balch Beagle Beatty Bernard Bonnet Bradford Broadbent Brown Campbell Chiquoine Clay Cleaver Collins Cook Crossett Dana Davis Denworth Dickson Dure A. Evans Evans CLASS OF '45 Homeroom Chairmen 101 ..... ........ 213 ..... R. Ewing W. Folks R. Frank R. Furey V. Gallagher M. Gary I. Gahring B. Gilbert C. Giles R. Green P. Harding C. Hassell D. Hetzel M. Hobbs H. Holmes N. Homire R. Hook D. Hopson I. Huntley E. Iohnston I. Iordan I. Lawrence P. Leslie P. Lul-:ens R. March Robert Ewing Peter Nowell Iames Taylor G. Mayo R. Medford A. Mifflin V. Morris F. Murray C. Neal P. Nowell I. Paul V. Peel M. Pierce I. Pitman I. Price N. Rankin B. Raymond R. Reed P. Reinhold P. Rhoads F, Robinson I. A. Rogers E. Rumble D. Rutherford S. Sanville I. Schaefer B. Schobinger K. Scott M. I. Servais Eleanor Smith Evelene Smith D. Sorden C. Spiller I. Surrick I. Taylor B. Thatcher D. Thomas B. Thompson G. Thompson T. Thompson I. Tomlinson H. Tucker A. Ullman I Vache N. Van Alen E. Walton W. Ward R. YVhitson G. Willis H. Worst L. Yates D. Yoder A. Zensen CLASS WILL We the class of 1942 bemg erghty three sound bodxes cmd approxlmately that number of reasonably sound mmds do hereby publlsh our last w1ll and testament The clasis as a whole consrgns Guy Lombardo to the nearest soundproof vaut The sen1or g1rls donate therr kmttmg to Bundles for Br1ta1n Lew Beatty leaves the chorus to get along as best 1t can Fred Harnson hands over h1s appetrte to Mr Chr1st1an Dons Bye passes on her scholastrc ab1l1ty to Barbara Gr1H1th Barbara Polk relrnqurshes her hockey strck to M1ss Allen Sara Cook w1lls her curls to Iudy Koch B111 Balch leaves M1ss Armstrong the task of putt1ng up the shades for herself Carol Brown passes on her last m1nute dashes to school to some other late comer Wllhelm Reunmg leaves h1s stamps to another collector F D R Ann Gorman bestows her southern accent on hm Cleaves lean Flaherty g1ves up her warm weather p1glQ1lS to the irrst grade glamour grrls H1lda Thomas hands over her seat rn Enghsh class to the Eskrmos Norman Hulme bequeathes h1s preoccupred smrle to Ann Myers B111 Sp1ller rewards Dave Hutchrson w1th h1s lease on the record shop Eany Lueders passes on her sweet smrle to Mary Garrett Henry Saulmer entrusts T1sh Lee w1th h1s hearty guffaw Harnson Robrnson leaves a collectron of pmk slrps to Bob Helmuth Walt Hannum w1lls h1s dateless Fnday nrghts to any other unfortunate mus1c1an Shrrley Nason bequeaths her cartoons to Walt Drsney watch hrm come a runmng Chff Bryant donates some trumpet lessons to Harry Iames Peggy Lou Chapman hands over her pep to Mr Kellogg Dotty Rowand leaves her knack for messm around' to the Junlor grrls W1n1fred Park passes on her v1ol1n to Ph1l1p Reeves Eleanor Poteat leaves Ora Wood her artful glances Dave Nelson donates h1s brref case to Fred Morey Frank McCowan awards h1s muscles to Atlas Paulme Beatty w1lls her COIHUIG to Veromca Lake Margaret Drmmrtt leaves her thoughtful au to lane Myers Boy Fahl bequeaths h1s way Wllh women to Duncan Ch1quo1ne Mary Grlcreest leaves her actrng ab1l1ty to a struggl1ng Blackfr1ar Beverley Doe relmquxshes her amazmg ab1l1ty to lose thmgs to anyone who would lrke 1t Any comers'-7 Al1Ce Maddox glves the Home Econom1cs class back to MISS Ewrng Debby Drew leaves her l1ttle malorettes to keep the band on the beat Ethel Hay bestows her pmg pong ab1l1ty on Betsy Hornaday lack Ward hands over h1s sleeprness to Hubert Burnett Lucrlla Iones awards her super long sweaters to Steve Hay Vu'g1n1a Wrlson leaves Mr Lawrence to Marrlyn Murphy Nancy Hoot passes on her dxmples to Drck Hoot Oh h h' Bob Gemmrll w1lls the chess team to the S P C A Lo1s Gray donates her camera to Glon M111 Art Dodd I Cant G1Ve You Anythlng But Love to all the jumor grrls Sam Gary leaves h1s s1ster the job of carryrng on the Gary trad1t1on Amy lane Davrdson re11nqu1shes the p1ano bench to Molly Thomas and Mardy lean Crosby L1n Freegard donates her vocabulary to whoever can slmg rt ably Iane Schoff w1lls her grggle to Mary Dlmrrntt Peggy Rmchffe grves her horse to Paul Revere i I - 1 11 - 1 1 - - - 11 1 - - 11 - - - We I lass Wlll Fontrnuerl Kent Robb bequeaths hrs rrfle to Bruce Durnall Krtty Weltz leaves the cradle robbed Brllre Van De Boe grves her flowered skrrts back to the Tahrtrans Martha Rankrn leaves to Eleanor McGee the trtle of Shorty Iohn Ieffords leaves hrs lrbrary rob to Leo Woerner Iohn Seth entrusts Nrmrod wrth hrs huntrng lrcense Eunrce Shay grves her srngrng vorce to the Don Cossack chorr Betty Landon wrlls her seat rn Trrg class to the grrl takrng Trrg next year Ruth Servars grves her athletrc abrlrty to Alrce Putnam Burt Peckerman leaves the teachers thoroughly subdued Herb Scholl donates hrs arrplanes to Andy Robrnson Vrvren Baxter contrrbutes her typewrrter to the Hemrngton Rand Company Lours de Moll hands down a thrrd term tradrtron of hrs own to a buddrng polrtrcran Margy MacM1llan bequeaths the goals to all those poor grrls from West town Upper Darby etc who rrred so hard to score Betty Iean Booth passes on her flarr for swrng to anyone who can dance to rt Isabel Payne bestows her soft vorce on Iohnnre Barr Madr Nersser wrrls her set of Encyclopedra Brrtannrca to Al Bullard Marshall Schmrdt hands back hrs tenn1s racquet to the lrttle krttens who mrss therr mother tHrnt Tennrs rackets are made from catgutll Russ Kneedler leaves cabrnet wrth a srgh of relref Betty Tweed leaves her rnterest rn the army to lean Storrs Barbara Kent donates her varrety of expressrons to Bob Hope Carol Froebel leaves her excess herght to Aggre Lou Beneke Stanley Bachman awards hrs flat feet to the draft board Eugene Lappe relrnqurshes hrs flashy clothes and srdeburns Geely Ioe Art Glenn leave hrs hat to anyone who would dare wear rt Ioe Harant hands over hrs eyebrows to Iohn L Lewrs Mrdge Brown passes on her blush to Ruth Gay Anna Hobrnson leaves Swarthmore I-ugh School Tom Randall wrlls hrs good nature to Mr Oppenlander Geoff Bullock awards a complete course on wolfrng to Davrd Webb Krtty Prtman leaves a tradrtron to be carrred on by a lucky rumor grrl lack Lrnton hands down hrs address telephone book to George Armrtage Irm Lukens donates the bomber to the Franklrn Instrtute Bob Longwell awards hrs profrle to Iohn Barrymore Iohn Prper leaves hrs sense of humor to Mr Chrrstran Bud Wrndell leaves hrs physrque to th strrngbean vrne Iody Drckson hands down open house to the most hosprtable rumor hope that the above bequests wrll make a success of the year l943 Srgned The class of 1942 to another 1 0 o w 1 J - 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S . . H H - - . . . 9 . . . u n . . . 1 CLASS PROPHF F Y Knock' Knock' Yes there was defmrtely somebody knockrng Fred HGIIISOH stretched to hrs full hetght of 6 5 cmd opened the door Good mornrng str beamed a gentleman I m the 1970 Census man and Ive come er th1s IS the HALL OF FAME? Yes The Home Offrce of the Class of 42? Yes Well contrnued the man Ive come to 1nterv1ew the vartous 1l1ustr1ous members You re Fred Harrrson arent you? Lets beg1n Wllh you Your occupatlon? At present sard Fred Im chref doorman but soon Im gorng 1nto retrre ment for the wrnter to engrave my personal Chnstmas cards Thank you' Now could you due t me to Stanley Bachman? Hes a commentator I beheve Im sorry Fred sa1d but Stanley IS broadcastmq and can t be dlsturbed Ill take you to Tom Randall though Maybe he There was a ternfrc crash followed by a trnkhng of glass Fred was grreved Oh he mourned he s done 1t agam Herbre 1S always smash1ng lietty Landons skyhght do1ng acrobatrcs Wllh hrs arrplane' At that moment Peggy Lou ran hurnedly through the hall followed by a group of club women endeavormg to ha1l the 12 15 tra1n wh1ch was br1ng1ng DOIIS Bye em1nent naturalrst of the day LOIS Gray fluttered hrther and yon at the1r heels takrng candrd camera shots of the leadrng personages Fred and the Census man amblmg on p1Cked up Betty Landon s tra1l of broken glass and followed 1t to the trash can where Barbara Kent was drscov ered putt1ng the f1n1sh1ng touches on her essay Down 1n the Dumps Beyond Barbara was Lou1s deMol1 bus1ly convertmg the basement from a maze of PIPES 1nto a maze Skrt Nason m collaborat1on w1th Lou1s was wanderrng about sketchmg cartoons on the wall Iust as the two had retraced the1r steps to the mam hall Amy lane dashed by pursued by Hrlda Thomas her secretary who was str1v1ng desperately to complete the program for Amy s comrng concert Fred and the Census man frnally arr1ved at the mam offrce where Tom Randall and hrs stenographer B1l1y Van de Boe managed the affalrs of the Hall Tom supphed the rnformatron about the absent members of the Hall Eumce Shay he offered 1S s1ng1ng Carmen at the Metropohtan Iohn Seth 1S a forester at Mount Olympus Observatory where the Greek SOCISIY 1S launchmg 1ts new plan to grow trees Margy MacM1l1an IS out reformmg reform schools B111 Balch 1n collaborat1on Wllh Bud W1ndell 15 expoundrng Bud s theory that arrplanes are no longer necessary One stmply Jumps off a chft Aren t ears wonderful? lane Schoff has retrred to be an old mard rn the Adrrondacks Ann Gor man has accompltshed the lmpossrble she 1S 1n the army now Y L, , J I , . 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Class Prophecv COIIIIIIIICQI Eugene Lappe of the A1r Corps has volunteered to a1d Wlnnle Park rn her welfare work of ra1nmg lolly pops on the slum d1str1cts of Gloom Town They re at the observatory now consultxng Art Dodd our meteorologtst on the pros pectlve weather I dont know though Pauhne Beatty s 1n the hosp1tal re cuperatmg from pneumonma She depended on Art Dodds forecast of clear weather for her lawn party K1tty Weltz cant be d1sturbed She 1S kept busy d1ssect1ng Kent Robb s rap1dly mcreasrng numbers of gulnea prgs lack Ward too IS pract1cally 1n h1bernat1on developmg h1s new sclence combmmg psychology chemrstry and brology Tom fumbled among the vanous papers on h1s desk He drew forth a newspaper cl1pp1ng statmg that Debby Drew would be on Broadway soon Wllh her new troupe The Rockefeller Rockets formerly known as the Armstrong Follles Im sure you ve heard of them satd Tom Roy Fahl Sam Gary Bob Gemm11l Lew1s Beatty those conn1v1ng chemtsts and your fnends Art Louts and Stanley and also Art Glenn whom you w1ll meet later Mary Gllcreest 1S tak1ng the place of the late Helen Hayes as the lead1ng actress of the day Burton Peckerman IS teach1ng phys1cal educatlon at H1gh Ho and Away We Go Back 1n the Mounta1ns Camp Ruth1e Servaxs our gym 1nstructor IS practlclng for her one man hockey game th1s Thursday Harnson Robmson 1S relax1ng 1n Flonda after h1s work as Chlef Morale Booster of the Cont1nental Army of 1976 He 1S attended by h1s devoted sxster and secretary Anna who looks after h1S fan mall Would you l1ke to meet our band leader? sa1d Tom lead1ng h1m down the hall I refer he added to Walt Hannum and h1s Drummerues Suddenly Russ Kneedler breezed 1n from the Internat1onal Undertakers meet1ng 1n Omaha Hrs secretary V1v1en Baxter greeted h1m Wllh stacks of ma1l and a new eulogy Martha Rankm commerc1al art1st for the undertaklng establ1shment arnved w1th draw1ngs Margaret lD1I'I1I1'11IlIS vo1ce denouncmg square corners 1n 1nter1or decorat1ng came through the ampl1f1er from Rocke feller Center To add to the confusmon the Hoot Cook nursery school chlldren herded by Nancy and Cook1e went by on the1r way to the Off1Ce of Beverley Doe noted psycho1og1st As Tom and the off1c1al cont1nued lack L1nton ever the salesman seelng an untr1ed stranger applred h1s h1gh pressure endeavonng to sell one of h1s norseless alarm clocks meanwh1le Tom was overcome by the appearance of Itm Lukens ln h1s Bomber hm who had ret1red years ago 1nto h1s mounta1n herm1tage to perfect h1s theory Farmlng can be F un After greetrng hm and d1sengag1ng the census man Tom led h1m to Pro fessor Wxlhelm s study Here the doctor was pour1ng over h1story exam1nat1ons Dr Reunmg Tom expla1ned IS a professor at Ioe College Down the hall was Luctlla Ioness Off1Ce where Luc11la was teach1ng Geoff Bullock English Across the hall Barbara Polk and Iohn Ieffords were seen glar1ng at each other from the1r rxval l1brar1es Marshall Schmldt bus1ness manager to Bob Longwell lbetter known as the Great Prof1le Irl whlzzed by leavtng Alrce Maddoxs sxgn Ye Olde Beauty Shoppe sw1ng1ng rn the breeze Off to the nght was Iohn Plper scnbbhng on blue pr1nts for the new w1ng of Ltn s Country Garden mural From beyond Iohn Henry Saulnler could be heard heatedly argu1ng Wllh h1s lawyer Dave Nelson about h1s latest case agamst the modern educat1ona1 system In the red room that Carol Brown had lust rennovated Isabelle Payne was smgmg the Blues Over by the corner wmdow Carol Froebel occupatxonal 5 i L of 11 . . . . , . . . . 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 ' . 1 . . . 1 1 ' . - 1 1, , 1 . . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 11 11 1 1 - I1 11 1 1 11 - 11 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 . . . . . . . . 11 . . . 11 . . f 1 1 ' v 11 . . . . . . . . 1 1 - 11 . 11 . . . - 1 11 11 11 - 11 . 1 1 . . . 1 . 1 1 - 1 . . . . . . 1 . . 1 - 1 I - . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 11 11 . . . . . T 1 - - 11 - 11 1 . I . . 1 . . . . - 1 . 11 - 11 - 11- 11 . 1 1 . . 1 . . . . - 1 . . . . 1 1 on 1 . 11 11 . . . 1 1 - 1 - 1 11 11 - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 Class Prophecy Contlnued theraprst was exchangrng notes w1th nurse Mldge Brown on the sublect of dates as a steady dlel Chit Bryant and Ioe Harant mechanrcal eng1neers labored rn a lab over ct desrgn for steam run roller skates Tom and our frrend paused before a door through wh1ch B111 Sp1l1er could be seen throwmg test tubes whrle Frank McCowan and Norman Hulme prcked up the p1eCeS Art Glenn armed wrth a typewnter and mnumerable formulae barred the door explarnrng that thrs was an rmportant chem1cal engrneers meetrng and the members couldn t be drsturbed Across the hall Madr Ne1sser was wr1t1nq her latest novel entrtled For Whom the Rug L1es or Would L1no1 eum be Better? In the far corner Betty Ieanne Booth was ed1t1ng a book on What the Modern Drummer W111 Wear Betty Tweed was typ1ng her proofs In the m1dst of the GCl1Vlly Western Un1on arrrved Wllh a telegram announc Upstarrs Peggy R1ncl1I'fe arded by Ethel Hay was decoratlng the wall wrth blue r1bbons won by the1r thoroughbred horses lean Flaherty was on the steps desrgnmg wreathes for guess what' Meanwhrle Eleanor Poteat arrlrne hostess on the Ch1na Clrpper accom panred by Glnnle Wrlson renowned des1gner rn a New York tash1on center entered and headed for the West Wrng where K1tty Prtman Know known as Mrs Joseph Frescolnb was entertarmng at tea Dott1e Rowand appeared carry1ng trays of nutrmous salads mto the room The Census mon reduced to a bew11d ered shadow jorned the group and heard K1tty dehver one of her weekly lectures on Cookmg for Two Whew' he sard, 42 was some class' Bu1lt the1r bomb proof shelter rn Arrzona O ing that Iody and Eany had finally done it.' K .i f H Mpgx H K- .9,uW. 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Q FOOTBALL In the fall of 1941 the Swarthmore High School football squad came through with a very successful season, winning seven games, tying one and losing one. This record gains in importance when it is realized that only five varsity players, Henry Saulnier, Burton Peckerrnan, Louis de Moll, Al Haig, and Dick Bell re- turned from the previous year. Although the team was light in weight, the line hit hard and the back field was fast. As further evidence of the team's success, they were awarded the Class B championship trophy for Delaware County. PLAYERS Louis de Moll lCaptainl Sam Gary Frank McCowan Eob Longwell Phil Shenkle Alfred Haig Dick Bell Burton Peckerman Iim Lukens Al Bullard Henry Saulnier lay Daugherty SCHEDULE S. H. S. ........ ...... 6 Darby .....................,.... ..... 6 S. H. S. ........ ...... 2 2 Marple Newtown ...... ..... 0 S. H. S. ........ ...... 1 9 Media ....................... ..... 1 4 S. H. S. ........ ...... 2 6 Springfield ........... ..... 6 S. H. S. ........ ...... l 3 Sharon Hill ........ ..... 0 S. H. S. ........ .,..... 0 Glen-Nor ................... ........ 2 7 S. H. S. ........ ...... l 3 Yeadon ........................ ..... 0 S. H. S. ........ ...... 1 8 Nether Providence ........ ..... 0 S. H. S. ........ .......... 2 0 Lansdowne .................. ..... 1 9 Coach-William Ziegenfus Assistant Coach-George Reimer Manager-Arthur Dodd HOCKEY Captained by Ruth Servais, and with only three letter girls returning from last season, the 1941 hockey team battled through a tough schedule and was well rewarded. The girls won four games and tied three. An exciting win over Media compensated for last year's loss. Thus, another unblemished record was established for the school. PLAYERS Ruth Servais tCaptainJ Mary Garrett Ann Gorman Shirley MacMillan Betty Landon Kathie Downing Shirley Nason Beth Polk Eany Lueders Margy MacMillan Alice Putnam SCHEDULE S. H. S. ........ ...... 2 Ridley Park ......... ..... 0 S. H. S. ........ ...... l Lansdowne ......... ..... l S. H. S. .... ...... 1 Haverford ........ ...... 1 S. H. S. .... ...... 2 Westtown ........... ..... 1 S. H. S. ........ ...... 2 Upper Darby ......... ..... 0 S. H. S. ........ ...... 2 Media ..................... ..... 1 S. H. S. .... ......... 1 George School ....... ..... 1 Coach-Virginia Allen Manager -Winifred Park 5 BOYS' BASKETBALL With three returning lettermen-namely, Captain Sam Gary, Burton Peck- erman, and Dick Hoot, the Swarthmore High Basketball team had an in-and-out season, winning 6 out of 13 games. In league competition Swarthmore won 4 games, losing 6. However, in the Kiwanis Tournament for the Delaware County Championship, Swarthmore, after subduing Media, bowed out in the quarter finals, to Chester, the ultimate winner. The record was as follows: PLAYERS Burton Peckerman Phil Shenkle Sam Gary Dick Bell Dick Hoot Dan Kirk Bud Windell SCHEDULE Game Game 1 2 1 2 S. H. S. ........ ...... 2 9 - Springfield .................... 17 - S. H. S. ........ ...... 3 0 31 Prospect Park ................ 13 34 S. H. S. ........ ...... l 7 32 Glen-Nor ............. ....... 2 5 43 S. H. S. ........ ...... 2 7 27 Ridley Park .................. 33 33 S. H. S. ........ ...... 3 5 35 Ridley Township .......... 33 l9 S. H. S. ........ ...... 2 0 35 Eddystone ...................... 27 17 Coach-George Reimer Manager-Steve Hay GIRLS' BASKETBALL This year the basketball team once more completed the season with three wins and three losses. The girls played hard all season, and worked together all the way. The highlight of the season was the defeat of Lansdowne for the second time since the series began, years ago. Captain Margy MacMillan and all the graduating girls wish the best of luck to Aggie Lou Beneke and her team in '43. PLAYERS Margy MacMillan tCaptainl Alice Putnam Huth Servais Aggie Lou Beneke Ann Gorman Marian Bernard Eany Lueders Kathie Downing SCHEDULE S. H. S. ...... ..... 8 Upper Darby ...... ...... 1 3 S. H. S. ...... ........ 2 7 Lansdowne .......... ...... 1 4 S. H. S. ...... ........ 2 3 Haverford ........ ...... 2 2 S. H. S. ...... ........ 2 2 Glen-Nor . ......... ...... 2 3 S. H. S. ...... ........ 1 0 Media .................. ...... 1 2 S. H. S. ...... ............ 3 0 Ridley Park ........ ...... 1 4 Coach-Phyllis Hasse Manager-Peggy-Lou Chapman , . . TRACK The wearers of the Garnet shirts and winged feet started the season in a big way despite the loss of our one-man team of yesteryear. The team estab- lished decisive victories over Chester and Darby, and was high scorer in the Running Events at the Lansdowne Interscholastic Delco Meet, winning all but one of the running events. The relay team took a second and first place in record performances at the Penn Relays. Because of the injury of Al Haig, the team lost a tough one to Springfield which marred chances of an undefeated season. The boys are still looking forward to a successful year. Captain Bob Longwell and the senior boys wish the best of luck to coaches Miller and Bell, and the members of the next year's track squad. SENIOR MEMBERS Bob Longwell tCapt.l Herb Scholl Henry Saulnier Walt Hannum Sam Gary Art Glenn Iim Lukens loe Harant Geoff Bullock SCHEDULE April 15 ...... ......... C hester ........................................ Home April 18 ...... ......... L ansdowne Interscholastics April 22 .......... ......... D arby .......................................... Away April 24-25 ................ Penn Relays April 29 ......... ......... S pringfield .......................... Home May 2 ........,. ......... U rsinus Interscholastics May 6 .......... ......... L ansdowne .......................................... Away May 9 .......... ......... V illanovcr Interscholastics May 13 ......... ......... G len-Nor and Ridley Township .......... Home May 15 .......... ......... D istrict l-'P. I. A. A. Championship May 20 ......... ......... M edia .................................................... Away May 23 .......... ......... S tate Championship Meet May 27 .......... ......... Pr ospect Park ................................. Home May 29 .......... ......... M orristown Interscholastics Coach-Iarnes H. Miller Asst. Coach-Nathan Bell TENNIS TEAM This year the netmen of Swarthmore High School were prevented by time, distance, and lack of rubber supplies from carrying on their usual activities. As a result, tennis has been converted into an intra-mural activity open to all students of the high school. Some lettermen who returned this year were Lewis Beatty, Iim Cleaves, Stephen Hay, and Marshall Schmidt. However, the team definitely felt that because of war conditions, it was necessary to disband for the duration. LACROSSE Because of the rubber shortage and scarlet fever, 1942's crop of wonder girls , captained by Carol Froebel. had a little difficulty finding other schools to play. However, the girls drilled as hard as ever, and the Alumnae faithfully gave them a work-out each week. Everyone was determined to close the books once more on an undefeated record to complete the eleventh victorious year. Whether the team plays other schools or not, lacrosse will always be a popular and exciting sport at Swarthmore High. CANDIDS Blackfriurs' Chorus Senior Play-Make up Library-Iczne Schoff, Bob Longwell Blockfricrrs-Ierry Corse, George Armitage, Lewis Knebel, Frank McCoWc1n Senior Ball-Alice Putnam, Ed Windell Chemistry--Roy Fcrhl, Som Gary Senior Bull-Bob Longwell, Bobby Blukiston, Flora Lee Basketball-Ecxny Lueders, Aggie Lou Beneke. Ruth Servois, Mcrrgy McrcMi11cm Basketball-Boy Pohl, Dave Hutchison, Burton Peckermcn, Sam Gary, Dick Hoot, Edwin Windell Y f5 UQ! tis 1. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs PATRON S LIST W Dean Balch I Frank Beatty Lew1s B Beatty Iohn P Booth H F Brown S Mllton Bryant Raymond T Bye Lou1s R Chapman Iay D Cook H O Davldson Carl deMoll G Mrs Pemberton M D1ckson 6: Mrs Luther M D1mm1tt Mrs Samuel M Dodd Mrs Harvey F Doe Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr Mrs R I ahl Frankhn T Flaherty Wxlham Freeqard G H Froebel Rex I Gary Paul F Gemmrll Oscar I G1lcreest A B Gorman Frank R Gray Iohn I Harant Edward S Harr1son Edward N Hay Henry I Hoot Norman Hulme Iohn E Ieffords Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs 6: Mrs Mrs Mrs H A Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Russell H Kent Benjamm L Kneedler F Norton Landon Eugene C Lappe W Henry Llnton Thomas H Lueders Iames W Lukens Frank McCowan S L MacM1llan Walton H Nason Hans P Ne1sser W11l1am M Park Prper Wayne H Randall R G Rlnchfie C E Robb Ellwood Rowand Albert L Schoff Walter A Schmldt Mrs L I Serva1s Mr ci Mrs Howell Lewrs Shay Dr 6: Mrs Robert E Splller Mr Dav1d C Tweed Malor df Mrs D Grover Van De Boe Mrs W1111am Ward III Mrs Earl H Weltz Mrs Raymond E Wxlson Mrs Frank D Wlndell 9 Mr. CS . . 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WE INVITE YOU Sweeney 84 Lukens To Blake Use of Our Complete O 0 Banking Facilities Now our ' ' And After You Leave Swarthmore High School REAL ESTATE and ofwzo INSURANCE Swarthmore Natlonal I Bank and Trust Company etcete- 523 Welsh Street CHESTER enn ,ly ml-1 'Nlemher Feder il Deposit Ineurance Lorporatlon SOUTHERN PENNSYLVANIA BUS COMPANY CHESTER PENNSYLVANIA ' 1 1 1 . P S5 1 . 1 - - , . K I K I 7 gi. 1 1 1 -- 11.-1..1...-.--.4--1.--1 1-H--411 I1 ini .-.- -L-H-,..1.-,.i..i--.--- - -- H- 1 at . .ig lIIAAO.I EIIYIVA ll1M NOIHSVJ ug Z-49 THVHS - infix sou ' ' E E fa: lil ' I ,LA X I4 :N- ff? Egg W C11 El-:7 lb ,E IVI'l'1I X E 'HPC X E i CZ: 1. + : as E 99 uo 3 . 3 I 1 I . l fgE2i2if!f2f ' AW J 1fQgii5 : 1 HWY HYWM WMWWWiHEiiQwiiHiWPfVfH 5 , mwjwmmx wwmwMWWwMWWVWmWWMMMWm 1 I -mln gl , I : W- -- k H f AV! : ,Af K y 5 I ' i ' I : 6 I 4. 4' HHNHOD NOIHSVJ SHEIJJSEIHD + --..-.-.-n- .... -.1-.-...--.,--.-.--.-.-....-.,..-..-..-.---- 4, 18th CENTURY FURNITURE HARDWARE Sz PAINTS HOUSE FURNISHINGS LINGERIE GIFTS SNOWDEN'S INC. 111-117 W. State Street M E D I A Phone Swarthmore 10000 MILLER FLOUNDERS Safe Mllk IZTH md KERI IN VIS I HOINE 6120 CHESTER IA I 0 i i I l v 'w ww 1 4 A n n. , v u . 1 v 1 1 9 Michaelis College Pharmacy CON THE CORNERJ Takes this Opportunity To Thank The LI ASQ OF 42 For Their Iatronage During., Thelr School Years Compliments of VICTOR D SHIRER DRUGGIST DUNC AN S IN Sl RIN! FIEI D Il ll ll ll For Delicious Ice Cream and Dairy Specialties let Ls Qerwe You Fwerw Daw With Our CREAM BUTTER and EI I S ll I ll I Lall Su arthmore 1404 PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS DAINTY LUNCI-IES DIGNIFIED SERVICE CALL WARTHMORE 1932 I hfisif-- 9 L , . PURE GUERNSEY MILK ' T - 4 1 5 -1- .... --.--.---. ...... --.-...-.-.--..----,,,, 4, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1--.1--1-f.1.-n MARTEL'S Better Food for the Table IIIIIIIII' Swarthmore 2100 1..1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1-1.-1-.1nl1.n1 MEDFORD'S Skinless F rankfurters Flavor and Tenderness Chester Packlng and Provlslon C0 MY KIND PORK PRODUCTS Q j' x Y allways ICE CREAM Compliments of f sn ff' if C B - L ' BUCHNER'S Real Estate - lnsurance 'lllllllll Edward L. Noyes llllllllll 23 S. Chester Rd. Swarthmore 0114 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '42 B. J. HOY 5 Sz 10 lark Avenue SWARTHMORE PA Chrysler Plymouth HELP WIN THE WAR Conserve Rubber Bw Savmg Your Tlres We Recommend these Five Very Important Operatlons Camber 3 Toe ln Caster 4 Inflation 5 Dvnamlc Balance O 0 4.00.0 Hannum and Waite Yale Ave 8z Chester Rd SWARTHMORE PA R C Stanley Sz Sons I Pamtmg Paperhangmg Floor Surfacing l l 17 Lmden Aw enue RUTLEDGE PA Swarthmore 2993 2 , . Y ' ' . 0 0 . I . . . . 1. . 1 . . 1 o 9 ' . . , . ..--.-.-.---.--.-.--...-..-..-......-.............-....--.-- .lg .-1.11.1.li..1..1,..-IliI..-u...u.i-1.-up-p-un1un.-...1n ...P L TOMMY DORSEY Hear His New Recordings, and many others, each week at- The MUSIC Box 333 Dartmouth Ave Swarthmore 1460 ...n1so1um1..1ul1un1nnin.1un.-niu-n..1.,.- The House of Primavera - Makers and Connoisseurs - Violins, Violas, Cellos Basses and Bows Artistic Repairing and Restoring 130 South 18th Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. 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We have rea- son to believe that individuals have the intelligence and the initiative to manage their own affairs. This faith IS and will be of tremendous consequence now and in the post war world FOR PROMPT SERVICE Refrigerators - Radios Washers - Bendix Home Laundry Peoples Tire Store Co. Media 205 211 W State St MEDIA PA Open Eserv Evening Compliments of NASON 8: CULLEN, Inc BUILDERS PHILADELPHIA PA Compliments of The American Heating 8: Ventilating Co F D WINDELL Pres Compliments of 0' awe Sonnet? DRESS SHOP Compliments of a Father of The Class of 43 I V' - 0 0 A , 0 7 l 4... -.-. ...............-.. .----- .-n-.l- -.- .. .-. ...... .- - - - 4. fl- - ---- ...-W..-....-....-V. - -, - .. -...- . - - ..., -n.-,,.,- 4, Z O T O S The Ultimate Permanent RUTH WEARE BEAUTY SALON Wallingford Ave. 8a Allen St. SO. MEDIA, PA. Lawnmowers, Lawnsprinkelers and Garden Hose SUPLEE'S HARDWARE STORE II SO. 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MITCHELL 8: NESS Wholesale School and College Athletic Supplies Tennis Rackets Restrung 1209 Arch Street PHILADELPHIA PA Cards - Hosiery - Gifts - Notions - Toys C. M. MARSH UTILITY SHOP . . . HEMSTITCHING 19 So. Chester Rd. Swarthmore, Pa. MURRAY'S 621 Edgmont Avenue Chester Pennsylvania HART SCHAFFNER 8a MARX CLOTHES Phone Chester 7439 A Friend The Class of 42 Compliments of JAKE the TAILOR Phone 401W MESSMER Florlst Phone Chester 6119 ROBT J SOO JEWELER Watches Diamond Rings Wedding Rings 1001 Chesnut Street PHILADELPHIA PA IIIIIIIII Olflclal Jeweler for Swarthmore High School 0 o L K of 1 . , . 716 Welsh St. CHESTER, PA. - For Really Fine Flowers - 11.--1i1...111...1-11-.-111111111-.1.....1 PETER E. 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