Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1945 volume:

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'1 11111- .' '.' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' l' fl 'I 2 ' 'u ' '.'.' 1' 1 . S13 '19 ' :111 1 1 11' ' '11 '1 l-1 ' 51 11111 2 v. 7' . 1 Q 4 ' H A rv 1 ' v x A 1 I E 2 ' ' v x, ' , ' , , . 1 . ' 1 . . . 1 .. . . 1 1 ' . .' ' , ,hvlz 1 . ' K - 1 lvs' 1 1 m111'11l 1'11c1111s11'11c111111. N11 one can hope 10 say 1111111 part , 1 .. 1 hx, 1 T .' 1 ' 1 - . . 1 N? . . . ' ' 1 -1 ,. .S 2 ' -1 . V. . 1 A ' . L, t . ' 1. Z 1 ' K- - ' 1 .. ,. s.' K1 X-. , 1 ,tvs . 2 lv ' sff 1 l'f1-' s j- ' s' ' 1. '111 MISS ALICE E BLODGETT We the Class of 1945 dedlcate The Master key to Alice Blodgett ln slncele appreclatlon of hen patxent and tneless 6601 ts to unbounded enexgy have bullt the Chol us and the Glee Club mto the fine orgamzatlons whlch they ale today her abllxty to do any Job successfully has enabled her to make an annual feature of the Sprmg Concelt and hex love of muslc has mstllled IH many of us a real app1ec1at1on of Its beautv and value Thi ee , . H , ,, . , , aid us in our musical endeavors. Her unfailing cheerfulness and - vg . . . Pom Qacully, l5l'.'s.a..,ll BOTTOM ROW T1usten M Balwln Wllllam C F Z1egenfus G Baker Thompson F1ank R Moley Hemy F Hofmann Geolge E Relmex Ehzabeth K Balten 'VIIDDLE Row Nathan Bell J Eugene Duncan Annle R Jenny Vhlma Ste1n Lewxs Vllglllla Engle Elizabeth MCK16 llflalgalet B Hamel Maly M Armstlong Wlauon TOP ROW Robert Sautex Vllglnla H Allen Mabel Ewlng Adellne Stlouse Anne H Boultel Helen L Olr Fdlth Kennev Ahce E Blodgett Ann Sulllvan Hanna E Klrk James F I1 wln ABSENT Russell E Snyde1 'NIR FRANK P NIOREY SLAp61V1SlHg Pr1nc1pal KLPHQ NIR G BAKER THOMPSON P11nc1paI of H1gh School fRzghfj . f : H-f : ' . A , ' ' : . ' . , . , ' . ' , ' . , ' . ', . ' . , v. ' , J ' 7' . v' . . ' g . . I , . 1 , . , t ., . , y . . ' . Y . . . 7 A . E. MacWilliams, Claudla Hancock, James F. Miller, Harry E. Oppenlander. Z 1 ny. ' - ' ' I . Y v' Q '. 1 y A . . 'v A ' ' r 1 . Y ' a A y - s . - Av L. A :P Mn HARRY E OPPENLANDER I' we Miss MARGARET B. HAM!-:L Miss MARY M. ARMSTRONG ir mmm Keg, bpiag If 've-N, mn 111 PETER NOWVELL AS9lIl1Ilfl Iwlzfrn CORNIE SPILLER lfusznres' 'llanaqu JOHN STORCK 1111111 11111111 I1 llff ups HERVIAN HOLMES Azfzz 11169 SBOB BIRD ure ll IBETTY Axx BEAGLE I 11111111 cy PETER 'NILRRAY 11111 Hzsfrnu l hofogfaphy Aff Sllbvczlpfmn Tujnznq PETFR NOXXILLL Innx STORCK NIISS :NIARY M. .-XRMsTR1mNG Fafulty Advisor BOBBY AMN SCIIOBINFER JUNE ULL1v1Ax JERRY JORDAIN BARBARA FVANS FRANK DAVIS REREF FUREY 2 Ezqhf SHIRLEY MARIE ACKENBRACK Luckv pennv F D R always perseverrng xxrllmg to help many outsrde Interests attacks work and plav wrth a wrll future hrstorv teacher askrng questrons relrable good worker advanced sewmg seen workrng rn office ervrce Club 2 Hockev 2 3 4 Svu tchboard 2 3 4 Garnet 4 GEORGE COYLE ALBURGER Porkv steady relrable end hes gorng to grve N nga some competrtron good sport sudden flashes of humor Concentratron men' graduate of R I T Sun Shrp mrllronarre clrngs to a parr of toe rernforced brogans not exactlv cor pulent a grrn lrke the Chesrre Cat s JOHN RICHARD ARMITAGE Iunjab a hearty laugh I move we adjourn twentreth centurv Sherlock Holmes argues wrth any tta her always smrlrng knows all tells all grggle sp lls drmples hunts practrcal Jokes Oh I don t lnow about that stands up strarght destructrve rdeas man about town amrable Football 4 Fire Squad 3 4 NANCY JANE AUBREY lNewcomer halls from Chrcago takrng Nrda s place rt Crozrer Seminary lenjoys rt thoroughlyj never wrthout 4 book class shorty Qbarely five feet! brrght eyes Have you done your French? homework at lunchtrme I thrnk Ill go brke rrdrng after school Switchboard 4 -I S ' .: .. . .1 'S ,. Al , 'V , ,' Y ' ' , , Yo-s l' 1 , Ll . ' YI , L ' no. b I 'I' ,y Band. 2: Football, 2, 3. 4: Fire Squad, 3, Chief, 4. .rj -, n , , u - ,n rs ' ' ' ll Y 1 ' ,, -, . . , V I . . . ., U . H . .. KA ' ,I ' . , I! ROBERT HARRIS BALCH Qulet sort of fellow good sport an agreeable guy halls from that lxttle town called Rutledge very seldom wnthout hns blke very cooperatlve laughing eyes mce smlle baseball fan enjoys a good Joke serlous expression on hrs face most of the tlme Fire Squad 3 4 Band 2 ELIZABETH ANN BEAGLE Beag she has that warm and welcome smlle two twmklmg, starry eyes the girl wlth plenty of leadershlp personallty plus vely pleasant dlsposltlon always wlllmg to give a helplng hand Mlss Allen s hockey fullback athletlc good spoltsmanshlp Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Class Secretary 3 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 DOROTHY LOUISE BERNARD Qulet lots of laughter ln hlstory class sympathetic summers spent at Ocean Clty out of town men typlst for the Garnet cheerful not serlous when you fascmated by black bandanas cute smile Glee Club 3 4 Hockey 2 Basketball 2 Garnet 4 Service Club 4 Press Club 4 ROBERT WHITWORTH BIRD Gay Blade pexsonalnty man smooth dresser Now fellas o1ato1 stories galore Thats Jus tough' sadlstxc laugh always pleasantf J ta k atxve man of means promotor umque sense of humol bad knee chox us recrulter Bugs Bun y pe peeves I got a story Football 2 3 Garnet 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Fire Squad Track 2 Lacrosse 3 4 Senlor Play 4 Q A me w l l A4 n , ' . . . . . , get to know her . . . neat dresser . . . roller-skating fan . . . al rv , - u n , . 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Ten CHARLES WESLEY BOND Reserved lovex of muslc qulet wonderful bass volce humorous enjoys funny thmgs hard worker flashy gold tooth fright ln front! man of a few words fnot too much actlonl modest conservatlve rea home town boy serlous mlnded nlce guy Chorus 2 3 4 VIRGINIA HAMILTON BONNET Glnny clalmet qulet fat schoolj pleasant dlsposltlon llkes to Joke ambltlous girl mee smlle nlbbles on her finger txps loves German and we re not klddlng Dutch Gxrl where hasn t she been Boy' can she spell very fllendly mannel easy steppmg walk Glee Club 3 -1 Band 4 ANNE GARRET BRADFORD Fuzzxe rosy cheeks freckles keen sense lesponsxblllty Holy Molyl red racer good woman ClllV6l crazy ln spurts has a serlous s1de true frlend works and succeeds My llttle brother actress Speales that Enghsh accent A report card Garnet 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Cabinet 2 Chorus 3 Sec Treas 4 Asse bly Commlttee 3 W v5 fi 63 C,f2u-Yvlllu. 'Manny SUE BURFORD BRINTON The Belle of Bowllng Green . . . flashes Pepsodent smlle . . . Plays Cupid for her friends . . . short n cute . . . interest in the lNavy . . . experienced stable hand . . . always loaded down wi h books . . . long personal conversations . . . very patient. G ee Club, 4: Hockey, 45 Switchboard, 3. BARBARA ANNE BROADBENT Whiz in English seen in cafeteria unreadable writing saucr brown eyes never m a hurry neat original industrious worker good sense of humor very frank former Wednesday morning absences super summer at Lake Placid sitter mner switchboard weekends wlth B J Chorus 2 3 4 Lunchroom 2 3 4 Switchboard 4 Service Club 2 BARBARA BROWN Brownie feminine counterpart to Harry James helping hand black coupe with mysterious gears pushes war loan drives exacting Band Captain always passing the hat for something tall, elastic shunned hockey goalie Band 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 JOHN BARDO CAMPBELL Chief executive of Garnet business like a sly sense scholar curly black hair and dark eyes conscientlous argumentative a mathematician of great ability Wagner fan violinist from infancy even tempered Garnet 2 3 Editor 4 Chorus 3 4 Orchestra 2 4 Press Club 2 National Honor Society 4 Lacrosse 2 Senior Play 4 ARVET MONROE CHAMBERS .Iume newcomer Pruse flashy sweaters CXPIBSSIVC grm Listen Reed saxophone man You guys want to hear a good Joke? music lover fleet foot arguments with Houtz nonchalant commuter even tempered athletic always pleasant lunchroom battle amiable Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Eleven 1 . . . P H ' U ' ' of humor . . . solid citizen . . . politeness personified . . . steady ll ' Y! ll Y! , , ' ' u ' n ls . ,, . . . 5 Twelve CHARLES DAY CHICKERING Left us for two years amateur radlo addlct as to duck when he walks m a door llk8S to fiddle wlth the vlolm cuts a rough rug qulck smlle rak1sh hat SBFIOUS demeanor Orchestra 2 Ensemble 2 JOHN DAVID CHIQUOINE lssell s Service Statlon helpel born at the wheel of a cal blushes easnly our only first tenor swell sense of humol smokel s cough never too serlous that racy dark coupe chlef electrlclan of the Player s Club ardent flash bulb fiend Fire Squad 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 President 4 Garnet 3 4 Cabinet 4 Natlonal Honor Society 4 Class President 4 DANIEL SHATTUCK CLAY Mud trxes to k1d Mr Sauter qulck to stand up for rxghts ha1r ln eyes Bus s gang everythlng secret basketball whlz Post Office bottleneck takes every thmg two ways always Joklng gets away wlth murder wlll always help a frlend moody takes tralnmg senously Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Fire Squad 3 4 Soccer 2 3 ELIZABETH ANN COOK Endless energy whiz at sports blondle short knows all tells noth1ng J good dancer never seuous famous cheerleader loves to chatter struggling Chemlstry student full of fun unsophlstlcated ast of Cook famlly can argue w1th anyone and wln wlll try anythlng once Cookie Hockey 2 3 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Sec 4 Chorus 4 Garnet 4 Cheerleader 4 Service Club 2 6 h.,,.,..,al ZLJW Wzwpflfdleyi-1-M '45 .I .- R , . . 1 l ' --su use ' use . .1 ' . .. , ...Z ... .Z .,2 ,C .1 ,. 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' ' ' '. .. , . v..l .,.Z ,yi ,,- ' ll '77 ...L ,..2 ...Z .,. .1 -.1 ,Z .2 -- ,, l , xl - D SANDRA JEAN CROSSET Sandy hockey player always ready to help perpetual grrn clothes and more clothes famous for country gatherrngs always busy another orrgrnal Rrdlew Parker wrnter at The Inn warm barn freckles knocks herself out at a party Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Servrce Club 2 Red Cross 2 3 4 Switchboard 3 SAML EL CROTHERS -X man for the candrd shots generous Pendle Hrll loves r screamrng yellow sweater wrth a grddy tre beneath good tennrs player another one of the boys who head for the Marn Lrne Saturday nrghts thoughtful rattles a drum wrth finesse agreeable Socrety Sam Band 3 4 Garnet 4 FRANICIS LLEWFLLYN DAVIS The modern Socrates well known for rntellectual f md otherwrseb puns persrstent srmple logrc hrs strong pornt argument for arguments sake definrtely not s v addrcted to scrence economrcs polrtrcs baseball and Sanka takes good care of everyones busrness any resemblance to Benny Goodman purely corncrdental Band 2 3 4 Crchestra 4 Yearbook 4 DVM 'VIARY ELIZABETH DENWORTH Denm sense of humor xutty remarks thmks small people rbnormal good sport l8l'lt1V9S Stone Harbor summers erght twenty nrner office slrps assumes responsrbrlrtx chocolate mxlk eats a lot alwaxs rn hot water frrendly anythrng for a laugh loves grey sweaters Chorus 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Garnet 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Basket ball 2 3 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 Thu teen Four teen JEAN MACLEOD DICKSON Drckre Oh honestlv' John orrgrnal laugh could lrve on hamburgers from the Heaven personalrtv p us You don t know' thrrves on washrng her harr Nllml and Pem smcere has or rglnal Drckson llngo easllx flustered wrong thrng at wrong trme helpful Hannah Glee Club 2 3 4 Red Cross 4 Cabmet 2 Servrce Club 2 Garnet. 4 Hockey 3 4 Lacrosse 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Senlor Play 4 MARY DURE Beautrful to look at lovely to know twrrllng baton Xl est Pornt weekends large marlrng lrst lrttle Jalopy tastefully dressed srncere musrcal dee vrne blond han Hrtler rs our dog long talks makes thrngs over band Hockey 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Lacrosse 2 Band 2 3 4 Blackfrlars 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Garnet 4 Switchboard 3 4 Service Club 2 Senlor Play 4 BARBARA ANN EVANS Drawlrng speech ar thrrd finger left hand fan engagement rrng onlyj Rutledge quret Ipana smrle never flustered metrculous dresser sunny drs posrtron member of Ackenbrack Zenson, Rhoads Evans quartet soft laugh eyes that captrvate freckles Garnet 4 Yearbook 4 ROBERT ALEXANDER EWING Odd socks curly blond harr takes krddrng well farthful pessrmrst even tempered quretf J non humorous Jokes housebreaker stubborn Yeah? always wrllrng to go half way football trarnrng reserved athletrc man of few words agreeable drs posrtron well lrked bv everyone Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Fire Squad 2 3 4 VVILLBOURNE RUSSELL FRANK Russ bllght smlle corny jokes what a laugh' very seldom serlous athletlc mtelested ln track fbasketball tool very congemal fellow easy gomg nutty as a frult cake dark features prefers the opposlte sew not bad on the eyes swell guy Chorus 2 Basketball 3 Fire Squad 3 4 Senlor Play 4 CHARLOTTE RENEE FUREY Lots of laughs one of our color guard bubbllng ove1 wlth energy out of town male lnterests a lover of horses nevel moody chlef mlmeographer of the Garnet No k1dd1ng fun to be wlth gulllble a falm glrl at heart Basketball 3 4 Garnet 3 4 Switchboard 3 4 Band 3 4 Year book 4 VINCENT NELSON GALLAGHER Sheen goes for basketball 1n a blg way Demo cr'1t Irlsh as they come Jokes are funnlel when he tells them llght but a crack football player calefree suggestlons always on the loose enexgetlc gual an teed for somethmg unusual lacrosse player Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 lacrosse 2 3 4 Fire Squad 2 3 Senior Play 4 MARY EDITH GARY Yeal lound athlete extraordlnary goes for the Army m a blg way wears gold basketball constantly smcere fx lend halls from MISSOUTI but usually doesn t have to be shown playful mnocence If thats the way you feel about It plenty of glve and take Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 Gamet 4 'R' We Fzfteen Sw tern JEAN MARION GEHRING Bundle of bounces scatterbrarn personalrty supreme Now wart for me crazy cut up latest rn fashrons real frrend of all neat and trdy mrghty potent' gets around black rs her color Navy at home on the stage Long Island Hockey 2 3 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Red Cross Chorus 4 Cheerleader 4 Garnet 4 Blackfrlars 3 4 Badminton Club 2 Square Dancing Club 2 Senior Play 4 CHARLES DUDLEY GILES Two toned harr Strath Haven s mam help never settled drmples statron wagon sleepy rn school Huh Cape May man easy gorng staccato laugh dcvrlrsh away, from S H S possesses qurte a chuckle and what a grrn curly forelock loves hrs dog uorkrn boy Football 2 Decoration Committ e 3 Refreshment Committee 3 MARY LEE HARTZEL Meems shy rnfectrous grggle commuter under standrng Ocean Crty s open house frequently not at school or else late has trouble wrth Merchant Marrne and Arr Corps soft vorce long talks polrte loads of frrends even temper ed generous amrable ots of porse Garnet 4 Glee Club 4 Red Cross 4 Senior Play 4 CORLEASE GERTRUDE HASSELL Home room attendance brg boss rn 202 power house set on becomrng a dretrtran loves to tease grggles plus grggles H He He qurte a supply of Jokes adores popular musrc dreams of a sallor knows all Hey you krds ' Basketball 3 4 Hockey 4 Glee Club 4 Red Cross Club 4 Cafe terra 2 3 8- W, ' -' 4 y 4 ' if , . 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L . 1 , ik., EDITH DIXON HETZEL Dlxxe peppy falthful perpetual laugh never a dull moment generous Have a Wmtergreen Llfe Saver deep dxmples green eyes Eaglesmere complemented with Florlda m wmter always happy ever lastmg wardrobe vlm vlgor and vxtallty our head cheerleader grnlled cheese sandwiches Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 Cap 4 Blackfrlars 3 4 R-d Cross 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Service Club 2 RAY MEGUMI HIKIDA Halls from the Golden West quxet, but h1s smxle would melt lce rlght guy staunch supporter of the football team congemal admlrer of muslc classxcal and other wlse always looks Just a llttle startled one of the few who dlg durmg study hall MILTON MOHNEY HOBBS Potentlal Twentleth century Edlson thlnks and learns quletly unabashed smcenty competltlon for DuPont m TNT llne lots of grlt Star Scout Semor Patrol Leader aggresslve soccer and lacrosse devotee hopeless pxankster fiendlsh gadgets Aw Murray Jascha Henfitz a la barn dance Orchestra 2 4 Lacrosse 3 4 x.-.Jr L ,l 7 JESSE HERMAN HOLMES Sturdy football guald llleglble pnntlng common sense and loglc ardent Democrat admirer of Bach cr ew haxrcut persuasxve talker man of muscle serlous scholar reallstlc Ollglnal speller swlmmlng champ extenslve reader hbrary camper amazmg vocabulary enjoys subtle humor Football 2 3 Co captain 4 Track 2 3 4 Gamet 3 4 Cabinet 4 National Honor Society 4 Yearbook 4 i Seventeen V ll ll ' li ' . ,, . 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Ezghteen RICHARD MATTHEW HOOK Man of actlon forceful persuaslve cathollc tastes that plgeon toed walk able presxdent of Cablnet those hands can move on a keyboard nlce weathel depresses hxm loves exotlc edlbles his wold IS as good as hls bond fast talker Garnet 2 4 Fire Squad 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Cabinet 2 3 Presxdent 4 Press Club 2 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Senior Play 4 DAVIS BROWER HOPSON Pete famous Model A Ford gunner extraordlnaly call of the wlld human porpolse lxfe guard off and second member of the class to Joln the armed forces expanslve gestures expert mlmlc hot trumpet lg blother U S Navy F00tball 2 3 Band 2 3 KENNETH HOWARD HOUTZ Dutch athletlc few lf any books Rutledge Fne lntelllgent expresslon rugged Get off me ar algumentatlve cute fbow legsj hearty laugh presslve twlnkle ln hxs eye Stop lt fights between classes Football 3 Co captan 4 Track 3 4 Basketball 3 4 JULIA JEANNE HUNTLEY Commuter from Morton steady wolker ln the cafetella even dxsposltlon favollte d1sh 1ce cream pet expres slon Jee rusalem' swlmmlng and bowllng enthuslast wants to Jom the S P A R s Engllsh he1 favorlte subJect has written several volumes of mystelles Garnet 2 3 Square Dancing lub 2 Cafeteria 3 4 ll YI Q ' 1-1 . nn. 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EDITH MARY JOHNSTON Quiet hockey llkes tall men keeps the Post Office busy shortest glrl m our class Mlchael s convertlble coupe blue eyes contmual smile peps thlngs up even dlsposltlon favorlte color llght blue many frlends understandmg always hurlymg to work loves athletlcs Hockey 4 Lacrosse 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Cabinet 2 3 G1 Club 3 4 Switchboard 4 Monitor 4 HARVEY NEVILLE JORDAN Easy going orator commuter fiom Bowllng Gleen always smlllng' naturally allergic to hard work Mlss lrks hot alr artlst allbl expert those Ocean Clty necktles often late for class executlve type nevel lets the truth lnterfere wlth a good story Jerry BARBARA LOUISE KLINE Good natured thoughtful practlcal applecxatlve smlles and glggles studlous orlgmal stllde many late slaps from Mlss Campbell brlght glrl good sport llkes volley ball fluffy curls amlcable Park Avenue gn' not long a resldent ln Swarthmore Gamet 4 Swarthmorean 4 BARBARA FAITH KNABB Ba1by' basketball enthusiast alumm of Rldley Park works hard Oh my gosh ' frank woman of moods dark mysterlous air dleam men here and there plenty of pep pelpetual worrles geometry expert learns by experlence gets embarrassed easlly Hockey 2 3 4 Lacrosse 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Garnet 4 Red Cross 3 4 Service Club 2 Senior Play 4 Vzneteen . . . . . : . . . .H I 1 H . 1 . 1 , . , 5 . . 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Twenty JEAN BERTRAM LAWRENCE The Queen hockey change of moods neat clothes good fox laughs blue Ford basketball medal men troubles Charlle s Hobby Lobby second wmd thrives on chocolate If you don t l1ke lt, get out and walk small pocketbooks nicknames galore cynical ldentxflcatlon bracelets Well my gosh' expert at Ylddlsh dlalect Hockey 2 3 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 Band 2 Red Cross Club 4 Service Club 2 BARBARA RHODES LEWIS Bobby bubblmg glggle artxstxc plus It s those brown eyes that gets them Oh shut up' lots of laughs not a halr out of place bobby socks twm wlth Loule tease un cheery hand kmtted sweaters name IS often on absent 11st pmk cheeks DORIS JANE LUBIN Chesten glrl that flammg red halr ratxonalxzlng right up her alley He s a friend of my brother antlpathy for vague asslgnments frlend of Franklm D broad sense of humor whlz at French shell rlmmed specs that throaty chuckle adjusts lxfe to bus schedule Blackfrlars 2 Cabinet 2 Basketball Asst Mgr 3 Switchboard 3 Senior Play 4 PHEBE ANN LUKENS Hockey captam men perpetual tan msplrmg hula dancer Rehoboth service correspondence natural blonde extra long legs good athlete more men blg weekends collectlon of rmgs neat wardrobe romantlc good dancer member of glrls trlo Hockey 2 3 Captain 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 Red Cross 3 Cheerleading 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Garnet 4 H H sou . uns quo H 'IH ll Y! . . U ,. . 1 ,, . . ' ' ' ll !! ,,,2 ,.,Z .2 .G ,. ll 1! ' ' H! 7: H YI nun . can uno ' I '... ...f -' Glee Club, 4: Garnet, 45 Red Cross, 4. Sl ! ' 77 ' .nn any ' our ,. ,, - -,, ,. ,. w 1 1 .ua. ... non' , . 3 .-.'. 1 - ... , . . , . .,, I ,.-I ..,l .2 ...Z ..S ,,,l .- GWENDOLYN MAE MAYO Athletxc trlcky pms soft spoken smooth dresser cafeterla soft chuckle Beth Polk s successor on the hockev field becoming smlle one handed hockey nurse s alde flalr for poetry Blbllcal mterpretatlons pleasant good sport Honey Chorus 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Nurses Alde 3 4 Hockey 3 Glee Club 4 Cafeteria 4 Red Cross Club 4 ELIZABETH LOUISE MCCALL Louxe Tm LIZZIQ always late sense of humor gulllble nalve easlly flustered sleepy most of the tlme I just llve for weekends good natured but stub born good sport tactful Oh that Navy' unpredlctable RUTH CHARLOTTE MEDFORD y Kmd of glrl Mmme Mouse shoes permanent blond curls 1940 black Dodge The Jeff of Mutt and Jeff well equlpped wardrobe photogemc Itallan sandwlches Ocean Clty summers frlendly llttle giggle that dear brother Meddle Red Cross 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Garnet 4 Servlce Club 2 Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 SARAH JO MOORE Just Jomed us last year quxet and reserved cute laugh typmg expert Gollyl Chorus enthusiast attends all concerts Have you seen J Herman Dew Dropper loads of outslde actlvltles relxable calm and collected Glee Club 3 Chorus 4 Hockey 4 Garnet 4 Twenty one l 3 . 5 4 Y I . . . . . . 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' u n ' U H 1 Twenty two PETER BRYANT MURRAY Polltlcal arguments other half of Hobbss fights dellghts ln puns responsible good sport Clvll War authouty Forest Ranger Boy Scout has a way with a pen experlments forever on a blke Its tlme for a change calmly radlcal works fox hls marks college movles camper Soccer 2 3 Yearbook 4 Garnet 4 Flre Squad 3 4 CRAIG CLARK NEAL Shop s handyman school glant slow and sure makes models of evervthmg rabhlt hunter wlllmg to help 01 be helped leads all magazmes Amr Force won ks aftel school can't get mad llkes to rough It alrplanes silent few questlons llkes a good Joke PETER CAREY NOWELL Athlete scholar and young man about town elected to evelythlng has a talent for brlngxng order out of chaos arld wlt capable natural born parllamentarlan wants compamonshlp lts so hard for hlm to get out of a chalr never VlSlbly nex vous clear thmklng Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 Lacrosse 3 4 Flre Squad 3 4 Cabinet 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Yearbook Editor 4 Class President 2 JOAN LOUISE PAUL Slstel ly atfectlon Jour nalxstxc ablllty came back for S0l'l1Ol year always there when needed stick to It xveness ambltlon good speller helpful quxet muslcal wxll go far talented pleasant personallty langu ages and more languages Chorus 4 Glee Club 4 Basketball 4 Hockey 4 I . . , . . . 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VIRGINIA CLARKE PEEL Gmny a always grmmng blg mnocent eyes Dxd you do your German? blushes easlly Now you dont say' acts shy but we know better always neat Peel and Van Alen slmply a dores week ends snappy dresser handwrltmg to be envled Square Dancing 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Lacrosse 3 4 Red Cross 4 MILDRED ELIZABETH PIERCE Blond halr peaches and cream complexlon petlte vlvaclous sparkllng smlle knows all about Swarth more College perpetual grm glft of gab Golly dld she really' Thls weather slmply rums my hair always m a good mood runs through the halls Pxerce and Bernard Dancing 2 DANIEL JAMES PITMAN Jlm perpetual grm orxglnal poetry b ue eyes spontaneous laugh cute kxd far away look laughs at all Jokes class Jestel Walton s co pllot removlng mufflers from automoblles huntm expedltxons Plttle Jovlal homeroom wrestlmg matches wlth Rem hold agreeable Football 2 Fire Squad 3 4 ELIZABETH BUCHANAN PLATT Betsy new this year husky volce French plus large Jewelry lots of plalds qulet manner halls from the great beyond Wallingford mnocent look baggy sweaters prxvxleged to stroll m late long wavy halr easy golng Garnet 4 Glee Club 4 Twenty th: er V 1 ' ...tll... H ' I7 ' U Y D . . . . . . . . . .' H . I7 H ' ' ' ' 97 Glee Club, 3, 4: Nur-se's Aide, 2, 3, 43 Service Club, 2: Square '... ...l . . ' , - . . . . . . . , . . U . . ,, . . . . . - ll Yl ' ' Tu enty four JAMES STRUTHERS HEBERLING PRICE Hand hlttmg halfback auburn halr always worried about the prmclple of the thlng outspoken Irlsh logxc mfolmallty a keynote knows the way to Haverford like the palm of hls hand Let s get up a petltlon flendlsh Ideas ootball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Lacrosse 2 3 4 Fire Squad 3 4 NAN FRANCES RANKIN MltZl6 talkatxve muslcally mmded Army Axr Corps admurer cheerful and frlendly a roller skatlng fn of long standing multlple halr dos fine soprano volce lxltmg laugh small and blonde left us last year Chorus 2 3 Glee Club 3 ROBERT CLARK REED Bob strong sllent type big varslty tackle home lab research chemlst embrolders speech wlth appro prlate gestlculatlons not scared of glrls brulsmg' lacrosse player belly laughs those slze E work shoes basso profundo plcks right word at rlght time officlal borough trash collector Football 2 3 4 Lacrosse 2 Class President 3 Chorus 4 Senior Play 4 'Nike PETER EDWARDS REINHOLD Rebound Relme loud shlrts and bow ties commuter out at Glen Mllls has an amazmg car so we hear' love me love my farm knack for makmg people chuckle good natured allowed to come m ate frlendly greetmg our Robm Hood easy going le t us for the Navy Football 2 3 Fire bquad 3 4 Cafeteria 3 ' Al ! ,T ' F ,,..,, . . . . nun aan ' . . .- , ..: .. H YY ' ' ... ...Uh- ..C .C .1 .2 ' rr, y Y' 44 N LL H ' ' GK ' H ' , L . r ' ..: ' ..: .. , Y - ' PATRICIA ANN RHOADS Pa red halr warm smlle hard worker qulet ln school llkes all sports laughlng brown eyes Rutledge gxrl carrles a torch for Hxm wlllmg to cooperate wears brown and green has her txmes wlth French perslstent full of fun Garnet 4 EMILY ELIZABETH RUMBLE Betty typewrltten themes ll'lf8Ctl0LlS grm hockey manager always wlllmg to help Garneteer one of the few females m Trlg class always a pleasant word short, curly halr deflmtely demure sweet dlSp0Sl tlon conscxentlous student mdustrxous gxggler Glee Club 2 3 4 Garnet 2 3 4 Swarthmorean 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 Service Club 2 Square Dancing 2 DONALD BRUCE RUTHERFORD and all round track man corny humor plenty of common sense alrplane enthusxast Dartmouth bound com muter to Dlckmson Avenue an' scout sense of responsl blllty poet laureate of the semor class last of the Rutherfords Track 2 3 Captain 4 Fire Squad 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Cabinet 3 4 National Honor Society 3 President 4 Garnet 4 LJ-9-1-dfqyft J. ,iff Ywv-LOAfvWN7MW7,,,.a 1,a7w 7 .lim-a4,eiC 1 SYLVIA JOAN SANVILLE A commuter from Westtown loves horses uxet m Cl school Brltlshel domestlc good cook mtex est ln Belgium typlcal homemaker contaglous laugh 1 blue eyes blonde tresses smcere frxend came to Swarthmore ln nmth gl ade Oh my gosh' good sport C0mm0h Sense Gamer. 4 Square Dancin 2 A e I y,,g i 4 Q11 I . Bligjiistrong, silent .U . de-terurnlned. poleevaulter A u e Tirmlfy JUNE ELSIE SCHAEFER Cute laugh baseball fan volley ball is her favorite game Sloppy Joe sweaters lunches daily at Media Drug Stole good ice skater eyelashes of enviable length spends her SUITIITIQIS at the shole Whats the attraction une easy going sauntellng ss alll 'YM W 0fel5s VICTORIA JULE SCHMID Vickie bubbles with energy spaxkling dark eyes keeps Penn as a ied and blue ho11zon VlVaC1OLlS supub keyboard auangements lNavy sense of 1espons1 bility ilways Cdllblflg books punctual day dreamer DLWCOIHQI this ye ll eveivthing s funny BARBARA ANN SCHOBINGER y uc s F1 ench with a genuine accent Zoundsl 1 xx us in a huiiy monitor I didn t do a bit of home uoill C elman in F1 ench class Now really what s the scnsc of th 1t'7 one of Miss Kirk s only optimists easily lost tunpu Glee Club 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Cabinet 2 3 Garnet 2 4 Yearbook Hockey 4 Senior Play 4 KATHLEEN MORRIS SCOTT Rc idx smile SGIIOUS about school will do anything a lm' . . . sympathetic and understanding . . . a way with the nun . . . Pitman New Jersey . . . a fullfledged aunt at 17 . . . chilf ambition: to be a laboratory technician . . . friendly . . . hwclul toward Carleton College. Band. 2. 3, 4: Glee Club. 3. 4: Switchboard, 43 Hockey, 2, , 1 Lacrosse, 2, 33 Service Club. 23 Class Treasurer, 4. MARY JANE SERVAIS Checkle revels rn lrbrary books gray harrs for Mrs Boulter klcks hard desplte small stature spectacular drrver warbles for Church Chou unpredrctable rrdes brcycle burlt for two weakness for cocker spanrels lrttle chrldren free prano recrtals trlck knee plenty of laughs track medals galore Library assistant 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Hockey 2 4 Lacrosse 2 Glee Club 2 3 Garnet 4 Service Club 2 ELEANOR SMITH Tall and lanky types and draws for school publrcatrons efficrent rellable easrly flustered scurrles about Oh honestly gets Stfalght to the polnt never a spare moment Phlladelphla Art School varred rnterests Chorus 2 3 4 Service Club 2 Library Aide 2 Hockey 3 Basket ball 3 Switchboard 3 4 Garnet 4 CONSTANCE NEWBOLD SPILLER Brg meltrng brown eyes rnfectrous laugh good worker nalve but then agaln never ducks responslbrlrty pr actrcal quick sense of humor wrllmg and ready to en a helprng hand actrve rn all athletrcs enjoys lrfe knows everybody modest farm hand Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Chorus 3 4 met 3 4 Yearb k National Honor Society 3 4 LOUIS JOHN STORCK Storkre West Pornt or bust year round sportsman lunch room debater that hor hble grrn extremely lrkeable small but solld pranks wlllmg to work fwrthln reasonl collects talks wears everythrng Army Hrst team football rn one year anythlng but shy lrfe of a par ty forelgn born Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Yearbook 4 ,.,, fame f Pdf 4, 'WT' IH 9 Tu vnty .ser cn - Mfr U .,, . . . 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V I ' l -nn v Tu cnty ezght J FRANCIS TAYLOR JR Frank leserved handsome llfeguard physlque Rose Valley mterest The Admxral ots of fun llfe of the party modest flashy smlle wav blonde ha1r doesn t beheve m homework Boog ex en d1spos1t1on good sport broad mmded conslderate Merchant Marme Football 2 3 4 LacrOsSe 3 4 Band 2 JAMES ROBINSON TAYLOR JR Everybody s bug brother Handsome that magxc toe' Tllt' always agreeable long underwear Jlttelbug Shlrers Drug Store curly black halr dlStlIlCl2lV6 laugh snappy come backs you ham n egger' contaglous grm spaclous yawns hard worker sleepy look a good frlend furnlture pollsher Football 2 3 4 Fire Squad 3 4 Garnet 4 BARBARA RUSHMORE THATCHER BlbSl6 lacrosse captaln good natured farm hand mdependent Impromptu partles dependable quxet presldent of Glee Club versatlle smcere 9dltS Elmer photogemc athletlc pug nose wel dressed busy Hey' Chorus unchanging per sonahty Cabinet 3 Cheerleading 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 President 4 Garnet 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Lacrosse 2 3 Captain 4 JOHN WILLARD TOMLINSON Tom blue eyes and blond hair' stlckler for fairness unemotxonal fiend for math electrlcxty bright star ln theatrlcal ilrmament consclentlous to extent of stralght that ralsed eyebrow rabld Munger fan greenback tlustee cool careful thinker adheres to Golden Rule Garnet 2 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Soccer 2 J AGNES ELIZABETH ULLMAN Junle dramatic ability thoughtful and responsible twinkling blue eyes capable leader sincere beautiful hands talkative nylons original llteraiy compositions long black hair Pete holds secrets good ideas personallty Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Lacrosse 2 3 4 Cabinet 2 4 Garnet 3 4 Switchboard 3 4 Blackfriars 3 4 Glee Club 4 Service Club 2 Red Cross Club 4 Yearbook 4 JANE LOIS VACHE A trick knee and a quick giggle basketball captain klds everybody good leader dern Brunhilda ou standing in all sports her hairdo IS almost a trade mark mechanical aptitude determination plus likes serious music reliable Basketball 2 3 Captain 4 Lacrosse 3 4 Hockey 2 4 G Club 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Garnet 2 3 4 NANCY KIMBER VAN ALEN Brainy always willing to help ea1nest Mona Lisa smile beautiful hand knit sweaters lemembers little things friendly assembles Garnet faithfully 8 29 arrivals has headaches of monitor system tickles the ivories worried look Chorus 2 3 4 Glee Club. 3 4 Garnet 4 Monitor Capt. 4 Hockey, 2 3 4' Basketball, 2 3 4' Lacrosse 2 3 Manage 4' Switchboard, 3' Service Club 2. ,M , ,LM - 3' pf W wr, .4 EDWARD GILLESPIE WALTON Gus . . . jet-propulsion automobiles . . . quiet . . . Frankie Carle of S.H.S .... easy going . . . across the room arguments with Reinhold . . . expert on cars . . . argumentative . . . liked by all . . . duck hunter . . . stubborn . . . easy to get along with . . . school spirit. Football 2' Chorus 2. 3 4' Fire Squad, 3 4. - ' LM-Nl! its-14 .Z . Njfwo . 'T 'fan ,gn 71 Twenty-n in e Tlmty 5'u-T' WILLIAM WARD IV Dlll1ll'll1l',lV6 Statule plenty of spunk laclosse and basketball demon M1 Duncan s p1 oblem chlld bundle of Vlt3I'lllIlS leadv humol Whats tl'11S7 exuberant never at a loss for vs O1 ds p1 actlcal Joker schoolwork a m1no1 worly blg bn own eyes asplres toward chemlcal QHQIIIQQI mg Football 2 3 Basketball 3 Captain 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 JOHN FRED WELLHAUSEN Long John loose Jomted walk thlrty mlnutes to Norustown human skysclaper w11l laugh at any Joke full of suggestlons flashy smlle engoys runnlng the mule always good fox a story exaggerater a welcome paxt of any c1owd stalts llots corn vlctlm of all pl inks wllllng to do h1s part Track 3 4 Fxre Squad 3 4 HELEN WALKER WORST Vlolstle gadgets spends her summers ln Cape Mas open house peppy perpetual messes open coats earungs slster and more SlSt61S ambltxon to be exotlc xx ants to study Physlcal Therapy always happv Mls Anthony lengthy phone calls sllm figule lambunctlous can be ve1y domestlc Cl azv ldeas Glee Club 3 4 Hockey 2 4 Lacros e 2 3 4 ANITA ALICE ZENSEN Thouvhtful undexstandlng fuendly blg slster stlll water 1uns deep slovs talker but qulck thlnkex a b1ev1tv of V501 ds Vltll dlvldends of meanlng potentlal enelgx X alley Forge llIlllt3lV Academy takes asslgnments wold fox WOI cl always does he1 pant Basketball 2 3 4 Lacrcs e 3 -l Hockey 4 yi is .AAA iff E Thu fy tuo CLASS WILL Suxxuxx -X1 KLNBRAI K lc xves htx haxxdo to George NN asnxngton C xoRc E -XLBLRCER entxusts the Rutledge Fxre House to Clxnton boslxn Ru KY ARNIITACE endous hxs way wxth Mxss Barten to some unlucky Bxologxst NAxcY ALBREY hands ovex a few Scmxnary boys to Caxolyn Flaherty Bos BALLH gxants hxs fox xx xxdness wxth gxrls to Jack Pxttcnger BLTTY -Xxx BEAK LE entxusts hex secxetaxxal abxlxtxes to Bud Whxtecar 1JoRoTxxx BFRxARD xesexwes hex Ocean Cxty summexs Pos BIRD dxops hxs luxe to the Thxee Lxttle Fxshes C IIARLES Boxn bequexths hxs double bass voxce to John l'ostex X IRK 1xxA Boxxvr le xves hex travels untxl after the wax Axxx, BRADFORD gxves Fuzzy back to Kxplxng Su. 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W AYNE XVARNER Alden, P. Evans, F. Keenen, P. Sharpe, M. Anderson, K. Evans, M. Kirk, A. Shelly, R. Archbold, C. Everett, L. Kline, P. Sickel, B. Balderston, Fetter, M. Krase, B. Slate, E. Barr, H. Flaherty, C. Lewis, N. Swan, D. Baughn, A. Foster, J. Linton, R. Sweet, D. Behenna, F. Francis, V. MacElwee, M. Tachihara, S Bierman, J. Gavetti, J. Maher, E. Tanooka, S. Black, M. Gemrnill, J. Marshall, M. Taylor, N. Bott, B. Goslin, C. Matthews, J. Taylor, R. Boyle, R. Green, R. McCahan, P. Thorbahn, J. Brewster, F. Guinn, P. McGlathery, J. Van Alen, C. Bryant, E. Harrison, M. Melton, C. Yose, R. Cadden, C. Harvey, A. Molstad, K. Yosters, C. Champion, H. Hay, A. Moor, E. Wagner, R. Cochrane, J. Heinze, D. Morse, V. Warner, W. Crossen, B. Helrnuth, B. Murphy, D. Wherry, R. Davis, J. Helrnuth, R. Nelson, VV. Whitecar, E. Davison, C. Hill, T. O'Kane, R. Williams, H. deFuria, A. Hulme, R. Price, B. Zensen, M. Enders, A. Jenkins, F. Raymond, R. Enslin, P. Karns, M. Rincliffe, C. CLASS OF I947 -T President ...... .. ROBERT HOPSON Vice-President .... . . . DAVID CAMPBELL Secretary ...... BETTY HARTMAN T1'cns1n'1'r ........ .......... H ELEN DISQUE Ahtes, M. Davis, B, Huntington, C. Polk, J. Archbold, L. DeGroot, P. James, S. Quick, G. Argyle, R. Denworth, H. Jones, R. Richmond, J. Bagby, D. Disque, H. Keighton, C. Riddle, R. llagshaw, V. Earnshaw, B Lang, E. Rincliffe, N. Bierman, C. Elser, G. Lukens, B. Rumble. W. Black, D. Elston, C. McCandless, M. shank, D. Blackman, L. Faulkner, J. McCowan, R. Snape, J. Blakiston, J. Foster, G. Medford, C. Soden, W. Bogardus, K. Gilbert, H. Megonigal, A. Spencer, E. Booth, L. Harper, R. Moore, W. Spencer, S. Borden, D. Hartman, B. Moorhead, R. Streeter, J. Bott, V. Hay, Y. Morey, D. Talley, R. Bradbeer, C. Hayes, K. Morse, C. Taylor, G. Bromley, B. Hayes, R. Mygatt, L. Thorbahn, R. Bronk, R. Heinze, C. Nowell, S. Thornton, L. Brown, J. Hobbs, C. O'Kane, S. Walker, M. Brown, S. Homire, J. Oppenlander, T. Warren, G. Campbell, D. Hoot, H. Parsons, C. Weiland, P. Cauthorn, R. Hopson, R. Patman, P. Widdowson, B Chandler, A. Hornaday, A Paul, P. Wilcox, A. Chaney, D. Hornaday, J. Pitman, M. Williams, D. Childrey, J. Huey, E. Pitten er J. Wood, M. Clarke, W. Hunt, A. o , . Wright, A. P1'esz'fIc'r1 f ..... Vice-Presideizf . . . Sccrefn ry ..... Anderson, N. Andes, C. Ball, J. Baron, J. Baughn, E. Beatty, E. Beneke, R. Bernard, M. Bogart, S. Liosshardt, R Bray, R. Brown, R. Chambers, M. Childrey, K. Collins, D. Davisson, J. Dickinson, M Dickson, J. Dunn, T. Emery, B. Fawcett, R. Fisher, W. Furnas, C. Gallagher, P. Tl'l'flNIIl'l'l' .......... Garrett, S. Haig, R. Harant, J. Hatch, J. llay, G. Hertel, J. Hickman, A. Holloway, P. Horsey, J. Huey, W. James, M. Jester, D. Johnson, H. Jones, A. Karns, E. Keen, W. Keenen, C. Kelsey, D. Lichliter, A. Maher, T. Marsh, M. McCahan, D. McCurdy, J. McCurdy, M. ...T CLASS GF I94S .... JACK HARANT . . . . HARRY WARREN McGilberry, H. Medford, J. Morrow, P. Neal, P. Palumbo, D. Parry, B. Patton, B. Penfield, J. Pfalsgraff, R. Pierce, G. Porter, A. Powers, H. Pressman, H Price, P. Pritchard, E. Reed, H. Reese, W. Reeves, D. Russell, J. Saitto, N. Scholl, W. Self, K. Slaugh, S. Smith, K. HELEN REED QUENTIN VOSE Smith, P. Snell, D. Snow, N. Steigelman, L. Stickler, N. Storck, G. Stuart, A. Surrick, S. Thayer, M. Thorbahn, G. Turner, H. Van de Kamp, Yose, Q. Warren, H. West, M. Wherry, E. Wilcox, C. Williams, M. Williams, P. Willis, A. Wilson, R. Wizdo, M. F Y I' arty FOOTB LL Under the leadelshlp of Co Captalns Helman Holmes and Ken HoutL the Galnet f1HlSll8Cl the season Vklth a lecold of tluee v1cto11eS thlee defeats and thlee tles Bad weather as much ae anxthlng hampeled Qoach Zelgfenfuss boys All thlee of the tlee wele played IH 1a1n and mud But desplte these handlcaps the team was able to defeat Glen N01 13 6 a team whlch t1ed the countw champlons Rldley Townshlp On Thanksglvlng Dax hOXX6V61 Old Man Mud pmoved too f01ll11Cl3.bl6 an advel sau and the Z Men xx exe held to a S O1 elees t1e bw the-lr t1cId1tlOl'1dl 11val Lansdowne It lS hoped that Captam elect Dlck 'ihellv xx 1ll be able to lead next veal Q team to m even bettel lecold SCHEDULE S H S OPP Daxbw 1 uple New ton Wl8illd. - Springfield- '- Sharon Hill- 2- Clen Nor- ' - - Yeadon- - Pidlcy Townshiyv- . H- I wnsdowm- -A., B-. HOCKEY F01 the hmt tlme IH m mv Ve ue the H1115 hockcv team lost mole than one game ln a season Capt xmed by Phebe Lukum the A C nle stutecl the yen Yvltll a wealth of excellent materlal The team could not Qeem to work togethel ll0NYOV9l and loww to Westtown Geolge School xml Lanedowne mapped then .21 game wmmng et1e1k But IH the last game of the sewon the gnls hnxllv plovecl themeelvee Incl deff. ltul x favored Mecha team 2 0 To next we u Q c lpt un He lthez C hamplon go the best xuehes of the entlle Qqu ul 51. W SCHEDULE s H s oPP SPI 1ngf1elcl 1 Hav 61 fox cl XX eittoxx n Lppe1 Dd1lJX G90126 School Lanicloxx ne Nlerlla .416 I'flI'If1lI Wlth SCVQIAI lettelmen lctummg next veil Cofxch RKIINCI should hue thc f I BOYS ASKETBALL Competmg IH a league composed of manv exceptlonally Hne teams ou1 boys basketball team thls xeal completed A vely pool season Although ou1 qumtet captamed bv B111 VS amd vson onlv thxee out of flfteen gamei thls xecold does not tilme mto account the mam conteite whlch wele loet bv onlv .1 few pomte Degplte lack of QYDQFIQHCQ the boV's Qhowecl leal dbllltv at tlmeg xml then thxlllmg 35 ll um ovu Qheetel m the KIWBHIQ Toulnament ledllv pxoved than llllllt m ltellll Wlth xxhlch to llllllfl 1 IL xllx flm team S H S st Jn Qpxlnghtlcl C len N01 Fclrlx Stone xoepect Pculx Rlcllu Twp Pldlex Pdllx 'lleclla Cheetel fhlwanlil I ppel Ddllh ilxm xmsb 4' SCHEDULE OPP Q 1 H GIRLS BASKETB LL P01 the 21101111 w11sec11t1ve se 12011 the 1,1118 h1S11et11111 te-11111 co111p11t.u1 1ts SLXSOI1 xuthout 1 cl1fef1t Th1s 1,9113 scxtct 111 XNIYIIIIULZ' d11 of 1tb slx g1111cQ NCOICI1 1 to111 11 7 1 pomts 1g:11r1st M fm the 0171308111011 1 llll1X 19l11il1x1.1J1C 1800111 L t11111s lwt 1 1111e 10111 to 11 lts toug em 111 11t ougzh 0111 1: s 11114 1ppe1 11ll1JX 'It the h11f S11 11th111o1e 11111111 11011 out 98 7 the N111 11 x llgi 1ctr11 111 t 1 1x1111 11111 0 t 1 tc 1111 N Stllllfl' of NIQLOI N Sf HFDL111 N 11 1 111 111111 1 111111fo111 111111 N01 1191111 1.111191 P1111 Lppe1 D1I11X 9 .' , , . 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' X 52 A '1 10 29 V A' 1 12 28 ' ' 1 ' j 223 TRACK The tlack team th1s season Stalted with but four retulnlng lettermen M M1lle1 s boys who 1n the past have annexed many tltles should lepeat agaln thlS yeal d6Splt6 the loss of seve1al fine lunners to Uncle Sam The squad should be st1ong 1n the field events w1th Capta1n Don Rutherford and also Ken Houtz The runnlng events howeve1 1ema1n a questlon lllalk but Coach Mlllel feels that an excellent cxop of undemlassmen p1ov1de ample materlal Wlth whlch to bulld Xpul Ap1 1l -Xpul 'VIay Wlay N ax Max Haw Max Nlax Xlax Fm ty foul Rldlex Toxnnshlp Spungfleld Penn Relavs Lansdowne Delco Champ1onsh1ps Eddvstone Subu1ban Champlonshlps Nledla DlSt1lCt One Champlonshlps P1 ospect Palk State Champmnshxps k 1 I. .1 4 , I I v f K thu- N -' 4 My :X . , 'L 1 y . ' . ' I ri SCHEDULE , -' 18 - ' 3 ' ' .' 25 1 .' , -' 218- , . 2 - L 1 v 5 l . . 11 5 9 - , . 5 12 - - . 16 -- ' Lv i V 1- . '. A Uv 23 1 . ., . 5 26 - U GIRLS LACRQSSE Ldrly 1n Apul, the 5,1115 laclosse team 6lY1l7dll'xCll on what le hoped vull be lts foulteenth undefeated mason Havmg succeeifullv negotlated last years unlueky 1 th the guls ale looking f0lNXdlfl to IJIQGGIVIYIQ' then L1IllJl6l1llSl'l6Ll 1GCOlLl fol 'still mothel yeal The letunnlng, lettu xunnem undu the leldershxp of Captain BllJ9lL Th xtchez have plOVlKlLll Coach Xllglllll -Xllen XWll,ll 1 subetantlal nucleue mound whlch to build .1 fine te llll -Xnd xxlth nme guna dlll ulw Scheduled the plofspecte fo1 .1 long and v1cto11ous c xmpfugn Qeem excellent X1 ll Aplll -hplll Aplll -Xp11l W ax W .lx W xx NI u 1 7 SCHEDULE Agnes Ilwln iplactlcey F1 l8IlLl'i Qentl Alumm Lowel NIEIIOH XX eettoun LONXGI Nlellon Fuends Centl -Xlumm Agnes hum al pa .2 Fozty flu i 1. ' .' , ,-'.A' . . L. . .- v - 'I , V' , 'C n 1 1: I I A1 1 V A l 1 - v 'Y ' - 1 - -' . -. . . . ' N ' . ' . . - . ' ., , . . . 2 1- '. 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X,-,Q .Q- , .?71,f -f' 'a- ..-2. 1 . , 7, . 4.33 , '. if- 'i lt 'if' 11-.1 Q1 Us BUYS Q LACROSSE Wlth 41 host of expellencul pldyem letulnmg Coach Zlegenfus had A well lJ.al.f1nLul Qqudcl with whlch to Stdlt the Season Beglde the tladxtlonal contesto Ruth the Swcuth more Kollege I X and Smedlew Iumom Hlgh tuo ganues VSSIL ako pl IX ed vwlth St Pull Q School lh BdltllHOl0 Xhth how lduosse lneconnng, mole A cl 11016 populu lmoth h IL 1 l Ill otl 1 Qchoolo lt IS hoped that m the nefu futule lt wlll become a 111.1301 Qpolt xt Su lltl'llTl01L SCHEDL LE SXKd1T,l1lTlO16 College J X Smedlex JUHIOI H10'h School Qt Paul S School 1 fysz THE PROPHECY Admiral Pete Hopson arose from his dinner at Corlease Hassels exclusive restaurant put on his hat and coat and after paying his check pushed through the rex olwmg door onto the sidewalk It was a rainy day outside and as the Admiral raised his umbrella he was hailed by a shout mg newsboy Ricky Armitage After buying a newspaper he casually flipped the boy a nickel saying Keep the change' and braced himself against the shoxing crowd as he glanced at the movie column in search of a good show Whistlmg for Vincent Gallagher s taxi which was at the curb he directed Vince to drive him to the Capitol Theater As the taxi careened along under the sure guidance of the driver the Admiral re opened his paper and quickly looked through Barby Knabbs Advice to the Lovelorn and also Mary Garys society column where he saw that Mary Lee Hartzell flare Cochran and Dixle Hetzel had held exclusive parties the previous nlght Constance Splllers Fashion News next caught his eve and also Ann Bradford s most enlightening gossip column Finally he tore himself away from these interesting items to read Jean Gehrlng s 6XClt1flg article entitled How to Get Thin in Six Easy Lessons Suddenly the taxi stopped and folding the paper the Admiral noted Ed Waltons sports section as he climbed out After paying Vincent his fare the Admiral put the paper in his pocket and walked to the box office where he bought a ticket from cashier Doris Lubin Entering the lobby he gate his ticket to Mlldred Pierce who was talking to the theater de tective Charles Giles Charlie was meanwhile watching two suspicious The Admiral was shown to his seat by usher Russ Frank and also no less a personage than Charles Chickerlng the manager of the theatei who had recognized the famous Admiral as he entered After settling, himself comfortably and removing his coat Hopson turned hlS full atten tion to the screen The new sreel w as lust beginning and the rich tones of commentator Bob B1rds NOICQ were filling the theater In the first cenes of the film the Admnal saw Secletarx of the Treasury Frank Dax is md Secletary of Wai Peter Murray w elcomlng the famous chemists John Campbell and Bob Reed at the Washington airport After handshaking all around the Cabinet members were introduced to the world famous pilot Don Ruthei ford his co pilot John Wellhausen and the mechanic Pete Reinhold In flying the chemists from Los Angeles to Washington in one houi foitx fixe minutes and thirty six seconds the crew had broken the world s speed record for that flight The next scene show ed the great Secretary of Labor Mary Denworth effusn ely gleetlng some labor leaders at a Washington party Miss Den worth w as introduced by the president of the International Labor Union Jim Pitman to Bob Balch and Charles Bond w ho had Just returned to this country after an extensne research tour of Europe to find out about Fmty sez cn v , 'L , n q' , Y v. . 7 D xv. y hw I .xv 'K , v ' - kv y . 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' -, . lv- v ' S, ' tv-N ' A kv, v ,w 1 I I v V . . . . y 7 ' Y V I' UI fy aight THE PROPHECY Continued labo1 conditions there The Secietaly of Labor made then findings public stating that labor conditions 1n America V618 undoubtedly bettel than 1n any othel country in the woild Then Bob Bird s voice announced that the famed Dupont Contest was ox er and that 1n the next scenes would be shown Dick Hook president of Dupont awarding the prizes to the three winners Doctor Schoblnger the famous woman SL11g90I1 w ho perfoi med the most difficult opeiatlon ln the hlstory of medlclne and those two eminent teachers of English Vlrglllld bonnet and lNancx Aubrex The prizes w eie thiee la1 ge highly decorated silx er colored cups Jerry Jordan D1ck Hook s able adx ertising man had concelx ed these ingenious prizes as a method of publlclzlng DuPont s latest product Patadamum In the next equence the gl eat Nice Piesident of the United States Pete Now ell addiessed a cheeung crowd of ladies at an S P C A meeting in New York Clty He was introduced by the national chairman of the organlzation Nancy Rankin and he spoke on the ghastly horrors of the terrible practlce of slapping mosquitoes His great oratlon on this subJect Moore Anita Yensen and V1Ct01ld Schmid all actlxe members of the S P C A The final pait of the newsreel showed Secletary of State Heiman Holmes holdlng an lmportant conference w 1th the vlctorious general John Storck at the latter s held headquarters As they pored over battle maps General Storck s alde Francis Taylor was awarding medals to three heroic nurses June Schaefer Jean Huntley and Edlth Johnston for their work 1n helping the wounded at the fiont They had repeatedly risked thelr ln es in order to drag 1n badly injured men from the trenches Followlng the new si eel the Admn al had the pleasuie of seeing a sports short filmed by Sam Crothers better known to the world as Society Sam the Photo Man The opening scene show ed Madison Square Garden in New York whele Ken Houtz and J1m P1106 w ere slugging lt out for the heavywelght champ1onsh1p of the world The fight was short how ever because as Houtz gave Price a sharp left uppercut to the Jaw Jim s fist came up and smashed into Ken s face and both fell unconscious to the cam as The scene then shlfted to Cal1forn1a where the Womens Inter natlonal Tennis Championship finals wele being played by Eleanor Smith and Joan Paul The action was fast and furious but in the end Miss Smith won out and thus took the title from her opponent who had held It for fixe years pieuously The final sequence of the sports film was a demonstratlon by Arx et Chambers world famous basketball star of some of his most spectacular shots 1 ' 1 . 1 4 1 1 4 1 '- ' ' S ' 5 . ,V V l . s v V V . 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' yf 1 . 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 . . . ., .. 1 ' 7 v - y I v ky, v I L1 w L1 y 1 THE PROPHECY Continued But noyy at last came the feature '1 muslcal comedy entltled Sensa tlons of 1960 produced by that famous Hollywood magnate NI1lton Hobbs Jack Tomllnson well known for h1s work on the great eplc film The H1s tory of Mathematlcs was the dlrector and the muslc mcludlng the new hlt Beat Me Mamma w1th a Crowbar was w rltten by the famous Broad way songwuters Bubzra Blown and Barbara Kllne George Alburger yvhose great mural palntlngs ln the Washlngton Monument haye been proclalmed superb by art cr1t1cs planned the sets and the costumes were deslgned by Betty Rumble and Renee Furey The scrlpt adapted from the Van Alen and Broadbent stage play of the same name was w rltten by June Ullman I The acknowledgments completed the movle began and the Holly wood glamour boy John Chlquome appeared on the screen amld the loud shrleks of the syyoonlng bobbysockers GIHHQ Peel and Barbara Eyans After the theater had been restored to order Admlral Hopson crawled back out from under hls seat He settled hlmself agaln 1n tlme to hear the young gentlemen IH the theater haye thelr turn to try to brlng the loof down as the thx ee fem1n1ne stars Jean The Volce Dlckson Keenle The Face Scott and Barbara The Shape Thatcher slmultaneously appeared on the screen As the plcture progressed Gwen Mayo sang her famous theme song to the soft IHLISIC of Jlm Taylor s orchestra After hen fade out the band stepped up 1ts tempo as B1ll Ward and Helen Worst Latin numbers they swept off rg un anl IN they dlstppeared a gloup oi llght footed dancers The Twlnkle Toes Sextet sl1d mto y1ew As they pnouetted xbout the Admlral recogmzed Betty fook and Sue Blmton stars of the Broadway show KlCk Your Heels Sylyla Sanyllle and Mary Dure South Amerlcan samba queens and Phebe Lukens and Sandy Crosset the great Hawanan hula dancers FOllONX1Ylg' the sextet comedy rellef was proylded by a ylolent argu ment between Shlrley Ackenbrack and Pat Rhoads on the one slde and Bobby Lewls on the othex Just as a brawl seemed 1mm1nent Jane V mche strode Into the room and broke up the dlspute wlth '1 few well placed punches As the combatants yyue canned out Loulse 'NIcCall md Iran Lawrence sang, the songhlt Blick Eyes At last amld the hoyyls of laug,hte1 ey oked from the audlence by the antlcs of comedlans Ray Hlklda Bob Eyymg and Ruth Medford the moy1c ended and Admlral Hopson rose to leaye the theater As he reached the alsle Mary Jane Se1ya1s sllpped by hlm and took the seat he had Just left As she sat down the new sreel was yust begmnmg agaln and the SOHOIOLIS tones of Bob Blrd s XOICQ were once agaln filhng the theater Folly nun . . . ,' ' u , . , , - . 1 ,, Y I 1 v lf ' 1 , U . , A . . . v . 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L I zfty two SENIOR CABINET Preszdent DICK HOOK Vzce President PETE NOWELL Treasw er HERMAN HOLMES Semor Cablnet under the capable leadershlp of Plesldent Dlck Hook contmued thls year 1n 1tS role as the leader of Swarthmores student government Besldes successfully sponsormg sexeral XXOI'tl1XXh1lQ d1lX6S for money and clothing Cabmet also made many necessary changes ln the school rules and regulatlons Much dlscusslon xx as xnx oked hx the proposal of an amendment to the Student Assoclatlon Constltutlon so as to allow the Freshman class to vote IH Senlor Hlgh electlons After lengthy conslderatlon hon ex er thls proposal wx as defeated Y 5 I Secretary ............................ BETTY ANN BEAGLE . . . . , , , ' n 1 I GARNET Fdztm zzz Chzef JOHN CAVIPBELL Assoczate Edztm HERMAN HOLMES Wamzgzng Edztm JACK TOMLINSON Bzzszness Managez JOHN FOSTER Pmdzzcfzon Manager DICK HOOK Assembly Mclnaqm NANCY VAN ALEN Cnczclutzmz Wlmmgez JANE DIATTHEWS Secrf fm ll ANN BRADFORD I ztercu y Edzfrn HEATHER CHAMPION A1tEdzto1 ELEANOR SMITH Gzrls Sports Edztor JANE VACHE Boys Sports Edztor BOB BIRD EIme1 Editor BIBSIE THATCHER TUIJUIQ SARAH MOORE Mzmeoqraphmq SHIRLEY ACKENBRACK Phofnqmphy SAM CROTHERS Under the able guldance of Edltor John Campbell and faculty sponsor Wllma Lexxls Garnet maugurated a number of new featurea thls year The Qtaff Q most notable ach1ex ement xx as the addltlon of an entlre extra lssue brmglng the total to sex en ISSUES for the year W1th1n the Lfarnet 1tself Sex eral changes vxere also made A very potent edltorlal column xxas establlshed xx hlch dlSCUSS9d VHFIOUS problems confrontlng the student body an entlre page was devoted to lettere from Swarthmore Hlgh serxlce men and the sporte sectlon Introduced a new feature People m Sporte Fzfty fhnr . 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X I l - I'Iff1lflJIll SENIOR PLAY D6Sp1t6 the fact that Toy arlch vsas one of the most dlfiicult plays successful exer produced Hect1c weeks of practlce preceded the openlng nlght pe1 fo1 mance and as the actors finally stepped before the footllghts last mlnute CFIGS of Don t forget your accent' echoed ln thelr ears D1ck Hook and Jean Gehrmg played the lead roles of M1ka1l and Tlna vslth outstandlng ab1l1ty and they both recelxed excellent backlng from the entlre supportmg cast However no productlon can be a success Wlthout work behmd the scenes and so to MISS Klrk for her excellent d1rect1on and to the stage crews and other committees for thelr mvaluable a1d should go much well earned credlt 'Q' It '. iv s I ! 1 1' ' A 1 Q, A S rf - ' ' u y ' u 7 S ' , ever attempted by a Senior class, it Was, nevertheless, one of the most Y V . Y . . . 1 A 7 I ' ' V . 'Y - ' ' Ki Y ' 99 ' ' ! , . . ! BLACKFRIARS Preszdent MARY DENWORTH Vzce P1 eszflent ANNE BRADFORD Treasurer HEATHER CHAMPION Secretary JOHN FOSTER This winter under the sponsorship of Henry Hofmann the Black frlars presented its first major production since the start of the war The play Tish by Mary Roberts Relnhart was given before a packed house plus a one act play presented in assembly enabled Blackfrlars to resume ltS rightful place as the High School s leadlng dramatic organization .J 12:85 Fzjty hze on Saturday night, February 13. Enjoyed by everyone, this production, l A i W M,-.. g A pp f A f lf' ' N , NT, ' i Q V i W G . , A . nx Pima 'Q-Ii' ffy-. .' SENIOR HIGH CHORU Preszdenf JOHN CHIQLOINF I zce Pzfszdcnf ROBLRT BIRD Lzlmumn ELEANOR QNIITH Secrefrmf ANNE BRADFOPD Thu veal .1 aluau the choru hu been ene of the bLlN1G t organ lzatlons ln the chool LIlCl91 the dlI'QCt1OIl of Nllw Blodgett lt gaxe three major performancex The first of these wax a Corn Shuckln Pa1tx pre sented before the Teacheu Instltute 1n October At Chuxtmax the C.llOILlN D1OXlClGfl backgrounl muslc for the annual l9l1g1OLlN pl u -Xncl Ill fXp11l It p1e ented It la t and beet pertolmance the Sprlng Concert fOl the benefit of the Scholarxhlp Fund The CllOlL1N ileo IH June t the Baccalaureate Service for the graduating clasg. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Pieszderzt BARBARA THATCHER Secretary BETTY COOK Izbmzmn llflARY JANE SERVAIS The Girls Glee Club this year reached the highest enrollment in its unenvlable duty of these hardy souls to arrne at chool ex ery Wednesday morning by 7 40 A M for practice But despite the handicaps lmposed by such a schedule many girls did turn out and were rewarded for their diligence by presenting a number of really fine performances Under the direction of MISS Alice Blodgett the Dawn Patrol not only participated with the Chorus in several assemblies but also sang for the annual Spring Concert in May --v Fllfflf sr 7 history-nearly 100 girls participating as active members. It was the , I A X L, ', V 24 Fury eight v-dv CRCHESTRA The Senior High Orchestra is a brand new addition to our School 21CtlX1t19S Organized bs 'NIr Charles Izumi last fall this organization has already become a leading factor in Su arthmore s cultural life It ie bamed purpose is the fulfillment of this need This year has been one mainly of consolidation and giovtth of the orchestra Hovsexer sexeral excellent concertb haxe alieady been pie sented and the piospectx of in ex en gre iter futuie seem good I 1 ' f' ' .. ' U' . . ', S , 'J 'Y' ' ' x . . v ,Q . . Q on the need for the expression and reception of living musical classicsg its . . . , L, , . . . . Y . - B. v , . 5. . J. 2 , 2 . 5. n BAND Captam BARBARA BROWN Mcmagel STEPHEN SPENCER Drum Majm RUTH WAGNER Unable to play at a number of home football games thls year because of ram and hampered by a lack of transportatlon to away games the band was not able to prove lts real merlt untll the Cultural Olymplcs at the Unlverslty of Pennsylvania At thm functlon It won aecond place ln competltlon wlth the best Phlladelphla and suburban schools, The band albo played ln several assemblxee and at the Sprmg Concert and as an added attractlon provlded muslc for the Football Honor Nlght Fzjfq nm: Don Rutherford Pete Nowell Connie Spiller Jack Tomlinson Myron Sharpe Editor Bob Bird Heather Champion PRESS CLUB rumor' ...,. XVILMA LEWIS f-2 me ff- .--, 5 Anne Bradford Frank Davis Jerry Jordon Betty Ann Beagle John Campbell John Chiquoine Dick Hook John Storck Herman Holmes Barbara Thatcher Jean Gemmil Dick Hook Tom Hill Peggy Keenen Charlotte Hobbs Barbara Kline NATIONAL H O N 0 R SOCIETY Spmrwn' ...... JAMEs IRWIN Marian Karns Patsy McCahan Bill Nelson Dick Shelly Sally O'Kane Jeanne Richmond Betty Rumble Andrea Wilcox RED CROSS CLUB Sponsoz ..... IUABEL EWING Marie Ahtes Dolores Bagby Virginia Bagshaw Caroline Balderston Doris Black Laura Blackman Katrina Bogardus Lois Booth Bernice Bromley Margaret Chambers Heather Champion Sandy Crosset Betty Cook Jean Gehring Betty Lou Helmuth Mary Dickinson Teel Dunn Barbara Earnshaw Taddy Evans Joan Faulkner Jean Gavetti Roberta Haig Mary Lee Hartzell Ann Harvey Corlease Hassel Dixie Hetzel Dixie Hetzel Phebe Lukens Mwx Helen Hoot Eleanor Karns Marion Karns Barbara Knabb Jean Lawrence Bobbie Lewis Barbara Lukens Marie McCandless Ruth Medford Christine Parsons Virginia Peel Marilyn MacElwee Betty Spencer Nan Pitman Nancy Rincliffe Betty Sand Phyllis Smith Betty Spencer Joan Streeter Leola Thornton June Ullman Pat Weiland Dorothy Williams Minerva Zensen Connie Spiller Barbara Thatcher Carol Van Alen CHEER L E A D E R S Cvlljlfflllll ...... DIXIE HETZI-IL fy tz THE HISTORY In thirty two we started the cllmb That led us to our well earned prlme Thlrteen years wlthout mlsdemeanor We reached the stage of the well known sen1o1 In klndergarden we made our start And Mlss Prlce thought us very sm art Little cooks we w ere at this early age Our apple sauce and butter were qulte the lage Then Dot Bernard fell in w 1th the fish And was rescued by Nancy our herolc miss In first grade though we were still rather dense Readln wr1t1n and rlthmetlc dld commence To the second grade College Avenue glrls Jack Tomlmson was a Romeo with red curls Mlss Green and Mlcky gaxe a p1cn1c for then classes Which lncluded all good httle lads and lasses College and Rutgers met one hne day When Rutgers was host at a dlnosaur play A fire at Green s mterrupted our learning The smoke blllowed forth whlle the bulldlng was burnmg Then from MISSOUII came Mary Gray A swell frlend and athlete though sometimes contrary Another play The Holy Grall not a myth Eleanor Smith and D1ck Hook 1o1ned the ranks And added thelr bit to our ch1ld1sh pranks The Franklln Institute V1S1t6d we All went along the bus r1de was free Campbell and Ew1ng each added his name To the class that was growlng 1n glory and fame SlXth grade found Rutgers a very wild place Whlle College contlnued wlthout such dlsgrace Dixie and Vince both made their arrn al And Swarthmore had to fight for survlval An Astronomy Club was started It seems When College produced some star gazing fiends For Rutgers Hall we made curtalns quite new And time for Hlgh School was almost due Now two httle grammar schools merged as one And came to High School to Joln the fun Jlm Taylor now honored us Wlth hls Handsome presence Russell found new glrls Whlch IS Frank 1n essence In seventh grade no more conferences were had But we soon found written reports Just as bad Good old 8 B had spellmg galore We wrote those lists slxty times or more The Jumor Hlgh News we dld produce The dramatlc club put on Not Qulte Such a Goose Th1s the first tlme Chlck was pubhclx seen Pmnmg red roses on his g1rl friend Jean At the end of th1s year Meddle fell in line And so we passed on to the grade numbered nlne We 1n nlnth grade young scholars became Added Latin and Algebra to our clalm Th1s year Dulcy Thomas left our race - ' I , , ' -' S I 7 L A L L . . 1 y v .1 a 7 , K v v 1 . . 1 w . , . .. v ' ' . . , . , . . , , . . . 7 7 ' v Y . ' v ' , I GC 77 V' , . V ,, . ,, . . .4 5 A I r L' A' nv' , . ' J v w I , I 1 CK 7 77 ' ' L .- . A 4 , 7 ll ' 77 y - - Was presented when we were in the fifth. . ' 7 ' . . , . . 7 ,, . . ,, . . .Y ' . 7 . . r 7 7 7 ' , ' ' an va -T S 7 . . , . cz ' ' , H , ' . . . ,, . u . . ,, . ,, V . V y ' . ' L' ' 44 ' Y! ' ' 7 7 A1 I A n Y 7 ' A' Y . . , - F0 THE HISTORY Continued But the Rutledge gang helped mamtaln the pace Newcomers w ere Pat George and Barbara E Also Anita Shlrley Jane and Bob B The Blrd s Chrlstmas Carol a xuletlde play Dlrected by Klrk presented by A Core Currlculum self gow ernment honor plan As gulnea plgs we were always the noted clan Flnally we w ere graded by A B and C But the alphabet dldn t hclp our persp1cac1ty So we worked hard wlth book and pen And soon found ourselves 1n grade number ten Now Senlor Hlgh School dld begln Barby Knabb and Bob Blrd fluttered IH The Soph Hop was our first blg fllng We forty fix ers made lt the real thmg We were so orlgmal nothlng could go wrong So we adx ertlsed with Donald Rutherford s song Wardle supplxed decorat1ons qulte gay And man' That orchestra really could play Tlme charts and geometly proy ed memorable trade But ney ertheless we re xched eley enth grade Johnny Storck wlth h1s West Polnt ambltlons And John Wellhausen wexe the new est addltlons Plus the gang, from good old N P Que Bobby Loule and Nlary Lee In issembly we dld an orlglnal sklt fAhem'J W1th our Jumor Prom we couldn t help but succeed When we had for our Presxdent Robert Reed Before thelr schoolmg, was complete Colllns and Hopson yomed the fleet We YT'llSS6Cl them thru ou1 semor days And glye them both 1 word of pralse Our SGHIOI year a busy one We had lots of work and plenty of fun Vllth the hockey and the football 5., lmee Co captalns Holmes and Houtv w ele the names Our 'ienlol Ball 1 nlght club scene Our term p xpers The Senlor Theme The parents gaye us 1 wonder ful party ' All show ed up and none w ere tardy John Chlquolne our presldent sedate Followed fdmlly trad1t1on and left fox Penn State Toy arlch was our Senlor Play Comlade when sald the Engllsh w ay Before our semor veal was thru Wellhausen and Balch were ln Nan blue Relnhold TdXlOl Bond Neal Walton all Left for the SQIXICO md answered the call The WIANTEI Key to the doors of knowledge Wxll help us on our w ay to college And for all of us has opened the w ay On to June fifth Commencement Day Szrty three . 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