Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

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DEDICATIGN To Hfxrry E Cppenlandel a man and a leade1 one xx ho has laboled for Swarthmore xx 1th z al -'md enthublasm as a sc1ent1st,a phllosopher a teacher and a fnend we the Clase of 41 hereby dedlcate thls book Thre L . ., .L . . , . e C 1 . . . . , , H 1 1 ' 1 1 r- ' ' , . kg, Qu ..,, ,f 2? 04- 'I - 4 -.-ge:-3 ' Zwf ie' ,. 44 4 ,fp .J' -.-ff, W ww, .32 -v1Aw', 'ff ' j Q, ,, -,w w ' X5 ' fi ,f dialif f f f' 7 - . , if L , fgf-LF, ff . ,J W V ,Mijn 'SVA -1 Q l , 2 - 4:9 2 ? 'f ' ' ' ,-.4- ti 'ff tv x ' ' s '-'V ' X ' Q' , T-i n .,1 Z I -A 4 VL, no 3 ,M ' V- Yz:.Q'- , - , In .,..,,, T di ,..,. I - 1 A. 1 .4 , ffsim . ,53g,v'f,,2x I ., jijgzyigggyt'-54' . :I-' .,ve4 -':'P,w2y, f zfz., -19. I , .Y ,A V.. ,x, .. , .. H-g,,w?,14,ag,E3pwvi-gf., v,,.v.....,, Mag, nf . , gi f 2 552 , V fwqmi, Q fffe 5:2 wi , ,gg , gf' V Lal: In Memory Cf Those Who Died In World War H UIIW1 11113 llflflllll f'1,4H7Vi fhwf 'IM ff fjilrlfy ,QIZUH fffrf IQHF4 iff! I1 4 fluff fluff film mffmff, Hffrfrf' Gulf, ,vf2rr,'7 lfrffr ll ,fr ff' fffrfiz u71'T4f'lffIll11Z .-XIQRAIMAI LINCOLN PRINCIPALS MR G BAKE? THOMPSON Pnnczpul of fha Hzqh School S1.' Qu.- NIR FRANK R NIOREY Supf 1 1 zsznq Prilzcipal We pf I Bunn TIIMIINIIN IH!! I FRANII R Munn Il 11 g IIIII 1 DIIRUTIII Annu XIRfINIx XLII-N NI-un NI ARNINTRUNI ELIZAEITII k IMRTIN NATIIAN BIII . . CE I-I. BI,4PIlf': MRS. ANNE Hum: I3uL'I.TER IJIIRUTIIY M. BRAIII'IEI,IJ . A. CIIRINTIAN J. FUFENE DENIAN ERNA M. ECKIIARDT MABI-:L EWINI' L'1..aI'DIA HANUICK .L-, FACULTY IIINRI F IIUINIINN IIIEIRT M IIuIxI -.III-N I- Im MRN If IN AI: M ITIII xx A Inu-N I xLInII1 I1 EIJABITII NIL Ixu- IMIIN II XIIILPR R Hmm I UPI!-NI ANIIIR II N I BIILLARIJ RUBINSIIN RUSNI-:I.I, SNYIIER AIIELINE K. sTIwL'sI: Mas. ANNE SVLLIVAN GENE UIIELL IJAVIII WATKINN OLIVIA YYIIITI-I FREIIERIEK W. Ym'L'xI IRIIA ZIIIIIER 11 I1 Vt CLASS SPGNSQRS R lv Iss DOROTHY ADAMS Ezght MR. HARRY E. CPPZNLANDER Miss IRMA ZIMMER HISTORY As we open the dusty pages of our faded memory book we muse over the happy re flectrons of our days at Swarthmore The blurred photos revrve recollections of amus mg rncrdents and give us cause for many a hearty chuckle Our thoughts flash uack to the outstanding events of our school days and we longrngly thmk of those carefree times As the first page turns over the drama of our school days rs again re enacted The barely recognrzable faces of our earliest childhood fr lends once more grm at us as the camera has caught them happily paddling rn the water at Rose Valley After that we all trooped over to Miss Pr rce s house for a prcnrc lunch This was the big, event of our kindergarten year for we met our future classmates from the other school Remember the beautiful sand castles Winnie and Graham spent hours constructing rn the sandbox'7 Even at this early age Lrttle Alrce Hornaday was up to her usual tricks and managed to break her ar nr A faded card slrps from the nerct page of the old album and the endless days of card trading are renewed agarn This was the year Doris blew rn fr om Chester and cap tured the heart of Casanova Casper Weezre and Hootie whrzzed through their first readrng book together while the rest of the class struggled along after them Drzzy and Luke decrded to set up housekeeping rn the lrttle white playhouse and wouldnt let anyone but Robbre and George vrsrt them A startling photo catches our attention next as we see a group of terrrfyrng Indran dancers with paper bags on therr heads Demure Carolvn however retained her com posure throughout the plav as the nreek squaw We really went all Indian at Rutgers thrs year and spent most of our spare moments weaving on the big loom Do you rt member how naughty lrttle Andy had to stand rn the hall for hrtrng a defenseless boy A tattered picture of a dinosaur stares at us from the following page As third grade terrors we were fascinated bv the study of prehistoric animals Peter De Groot was seriously affected by our studies and boldlv put Pattv Paul s prgtarls rn the rnkyvell The Rutgers Avenue pl ryers still rn action were a smashing success wrth therr sensa tional Mexican productron which was followed by food prepared the South American way On the next page a perfect spellrng paper rs proudlv erchrbrted recalling the days when life s blggest thrrll was the honor of showing a brg red 100 to the other classes However rt was not all work thrs year as parties were rn abundance College Avenue spent an entrre afternoon sailing boats on Patman s Pond and Rutgers not to be out done took an erccursron to Prttenger s farm The stream drdn t look that wet drd rt George? Already at thrs early age rt became clear that teachers disapproved of chew ing gum It was too bad for Blalrle that she was the one chosen to stand m front of the class with gum on her nose -1. frayed Garnet ribbon pinned to the next leaf turns our thoughts once again to the final trrumph of the Garnets rn our fifth grade field day The Polk twins starred rn all the events per usual We seemed to specialize rn stars thrs year and the climax was our trrp to the planetarrum which we all enyoyed Our studies were mainly oc cupred with tournaments and castles of medieval tunes and the girls generally 'rgreed that B111 Soden would make an rdeal knrght A withered leaf carefully pressed between the pages renrrnds us of the 6th grade A me 1 'K . , ' V - - ' ' - 1 . , . - . ' . . . v . ,. , 1 . . . . Q , . . ' ll ' ' , , rr , , ' - f ' ' . .' ' . . - H , V 77 ' ' . ' ' . - ' ' as - vu H ,, . . . . . , . . Y ' . . . y ' . v 9 ' . V . . ' . ' . . V V ' ' V .L . V . . ' V V . ' .' ' . 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' , Tml class trrp to Baltram s garden We were all happv because of the consprcuous rbsence of Mrs Mannel s three narled paddle The College Avenue class was luckv enough to take a trrp to Brex er s lce cleanr plant and Dave Campbell nearlv made hll'l1S6lf srck eatlng the delrcrous rce cream cake he w on The brrght spot rn the week for the Rutgers Avenue bows and grrls w as the dav when they went up to the Hrgh School for shop and sewlng respectrvelw Vle verv happrlv nrade use of the excellent opportunrtw to plax hookre VN e had reached the peak of our glade school days when we went up to the hlgh school to meet our new teachers and classmates of Junror Hrgh School Next we notlce a llber tv bell pm clipped to the book As we muse over the trrp to Phrladelphra rn the lth grade we renrember the Betsy Ross house and lunch at Horn and Hal dart s Thls was the V631 when we welcomed many new adClltlOI'lS to our class among them handsome Drck Tones who set nlany a g1llS heart a flutter untrl Carolyn took over BIISS Barton and Mr Bell had the trylng task of berng homeroom teachers to the new pl oblem chrldr en of the Junlor Hrgh School We soon lrved up to the name when some one set off an alarm clock rn a desk IH Mlss Barton s room A fl antrc five mrnutes was spent searchrng for the barted desk A star rs glued to the followlrg page of our memory album It rs a remnant of the days rn the elghth glade when we pasted the constellatlons on the cerllng of Mr Udell s room Moments rn hls room stand out brrghtly rn our memorres especlally the dav Bobble set off the stlnk bomb Mr Udell further enlrghtened our studres by frequent 6 oclock l'l10lI'llI'1g' bud walks He had an ardent followrng of grlls especlally Gmny and Hrlda We trred to conquer percentages rn Mr Mrller s classes however hls col lectron of Jokes rncludrng the one rn whlch he fell out of hls chalr lent an amuslng arr to the work A smrlmg plcture of Bob McCowan appears remrndlng us of the great honor he an artlcle about the llfe of an average boy at home and at school whlch was sent to the Latrn Anrerrcan countrres Mrss Engle gave us a very enlrghtenrng course on garbage drsposal and other crvlc dutles but she drdn t seem to know how to cope wlth Graham Foster the day he was late to class Thrs was our brg year ln Junror Hlgh because we were the lrnk between youth and maturrty ln the school It seems that one of the steps rn becomrng mature IS Latrn so we took on Doctor Irwln s Jokes and Chrlstmas carols wrth cheerful determrnatlon A crumpled program from our tenth grade year clearly remlnds us of the out standlng and unusual pageant about world peace whlch the whole class helped to produce Although few of us wrll ever forget the remarkable performances ot nlany people especlally Steve Spencer as narrator the most remarkable event of the evenlng was the Chaos Scene starrrng Betty Spencer and Anne Wrlght Thrs year was our first chance of grvrng a blg dance and our Soph Hop wrth the theme Strlctly Instru mental rn our oprnrons was strrctly wonderful We were all kept busy wrth parties projects and trlps When the class tr udged lnto the museum our teachers were qurte sure they would never find us all after we got lost among the antrques and Egyptran munlmres Sports also occupred the spotlrght and we were mrghty proud of Tubbs when he made All Delco Of course, how were we to know that he was gorng to nrake lt rn hrs Junlor and senror year too The next page rs covered wrth marks resemblrng chrcken scratches but we finally figured out that rt nlust be one of our feeble attempts to get a better mark than an E from Mr Fhrrstran Musrc as well as algebra thrrved and a boys quartet developed It s too bad thev couldn t srng at the Junror Prom but then most people were more rnterested rn other thrngs 'Neptune s Krng dom of course We leaned tow ard the French srde at our SEIN IOR BALL Sam Nowell spent the entlre evenrng chasrng those darn spots but he never caught one Our next partv was one grven by the parents durmg whlch we proved to be adept at square dancrng Many peoples hldden talents were drscovered durrng the Betty Hart Show and our senror play Prrde and Pregudrce Although 1946 to 1944 was our happrest year of all there were some sober faces on the nlght of our gr aduatlon because no matter how nluch we had complamed during the past we were stlll sure that we would mlss our happy davs at Swarthmore of f' V I-'FHS 19Pl VCA I 'lporlov ' . . .. v . . v , . , ' . . . 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'Q fd' Semor Cablnet OFFICERS Poeszdent SIEVEN SPENCER Vzce Po eszdmzt DAVID CAMPBELL Semetmy ALICE HORNADAX Treasurer HELEN DISQUE The SenIor Cablnet under the capable leadershlp of Stew en Spencer contlnued thIs year to do a good Iob as was done In other years Amon 1tS accompllshments thIs year Cablnet sponsored an assembly on safe drIvIng lowered the number ot athletIc lettels needed for a school sweater and cleaned out the Student AssocIatIon Off1C9 As In past years representatnes of Cabmet took paIt In several suburban conferences In vIhIch XHIIOUS problems and achIeyements of thc schools were dlscussed GARNET STAFF Edztm zn chzer CAROLYN MORSE Assoczatc Edztm CHARLES ANDES Buszness Mfmaqey RALPH BROWN Czrculatzon and Exchange Edzfm WALDO FISHER Sccletary Tleasmer ROBERT FAWCETI A Qteadlly growmg publlcatlon GARNET hae emerged thlg year ae an 1ndependent newepaper w rltten and pubhehed by the Students of Swarth more Hlgh School Among 1tS popular featuree are found the Here and There column the Elmer page and the eports department AQ a mark of progreee GARNET has become a member of the Columbla Scholast1c Press A9SOC1dtlOH Carolyn Moree our capable edltor hae done much to promote GARNET and to make the necewarv lmprox emente for the Quccese of the newspaper ffm. 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F x- l......f4M a- ' X iff 3 . .....,,.,,g, BAN uf BAND Captuzn Mr1m1qe1 WESTON CLARKE Lzeutemznt DOUGLAS SPENCER Lzbralzan HELENE POWERS AsszstantLzb1arzan LOIS LINTON D1 zz nz Major HELENE POWERS Under the superxlsxon of 1ts new dlrector Mr Robert M Holm the Band showed great lmplovement Addmg a strlklng note to the football games It went on to brmg home sex Q1 al awards from the Unlyerslty of Pennsylxanxa Cultural Olymplcs Sex eral exchan e programs a radlo prog1am and the always popular annual Sprmg Concert hlghllghted the Concert Season The Band s Ninth Season was completed by a performance at the Annual Memorial Day Parade s . '4 ,YY i I ,, V up V T. I? ,. ,. , In I? , 4 f ffl -Q gs, -. Q' f X ., 3 t K , ' , - ' , ' ff xx V .. , H 7: I' 28 . if XX ' f 'f. : 1. um Nu 4' ' c . 1 --I -.qvu.nn-.uns-Q--pn:-nan.:n A l 1 l . 1 v' V . . . ...................... . 1 v. . . V . . , . . , y . - . v Y . . y . 1 V JD 7 9 A 1 , . ' . 4 . X, 1 , f f ,f a' 1' Hur CHCDRUS P2 eszclent JAMES HORNADAY Vzce Preszflent WILLIAM WIOORE Sec: eta: y CHARLOTTE HOBBS Lzbrfn lan ELIZABETH HLEY Assistant Lzbmrzcuz HARRIET TURINER gressed marvelously smce the beglnmng of the year Our leader M155 Blodgett has been a conetant QOU1 ce of Qp1r1t and enthus1aem IH makmg us 1nto a good choral organlzatlon Our Hrst appearance IH pubhc came mth the Chrlstmae p1ogram whlch was a tremendous success Later IH the year we put on several assembly programs Ag a finale to our year chorus partlclpated 1n the tradltlonal sprlng concert Fzrtccfz W- , fl r The chorus, handicapped by the loss of its veteran boys, has pro- A u n l - 1 Y Q i , A - - A . L V xv: A , . l . ki: ,I vw ' n 'sw f , fm, M 1 ? , AWWA FQIH1 n Hnnh fern GLEE CLUB OFFICERS P1 eszdent JEAN BROWN Secietary Tieaswm LOUISE ARCHBOLD Lzlnazzan BARBARA DAVIs AssLstantL1brarzan MARY Lou THAYILR The girls Glee Club was organized about five years ago because of the large number of girls who Wanted to sing for the enjoyment of singing. Originally the Glee Club was not going to make any public appearances but every year it has played an important part in the Annual Spring Concert. This year it also sang in the Carol Concert given at Christmas. The Glee Club has been nicknamed the Dawn Patrol because of the early hour of rehearsals as there is no school time for them to rehearse. 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'UWWM 10 X In order of appear ance from left to rl ht Ehzabeth Spencer Jean Brown Joan Medford V rg1n1a Hay Ellzabeth Mc Cahan A1109 Holn aday captaxn Dorls Black Joan Hat h Elalne W h e r r y Helen Reed Cheerleaders a-4 M Order of appear ance left to r1ght lst Rovx M a r 1. Knabb Carol Lis mgston Sally Hawlc Joyce Cobots Jean Brown V1rg1n1a Bagshaw1Pres1 cient, Lora. Black man Edith Hay Gary Lon Janet Carter Joan Pen nock Barbara Cros set 2nd Row Ollxe Cmlth Carol1ne d u r 1 a E1 zabe 1 Bagby Sarah Alden Julxana R1chardson Marlen Thompson Maman Ransburf' Elame Parcell Joan Fa1rbank Barbara Scholl 3rd Row f' lrollne J a m e S clAf1Sf,1Il1 Parsons Jean W11 l1amS Jcrvl laulk ner Margaret Croco Mar1e McCandlesS 4th Row M129 Ma bel Ewmg qsponsorx Bernlce Bromley Elizabeth Hartman Joan Medforo Vly lan Herndon Mary Margaret M a r s h Barbara L u k e n Q Joan Hertel Pau11n :ran EXelxnT'1omp Son V1rg,1n1a Bott Ehzabeth W1ddow Qon MISS Adelmv Strouse aspnnsorl X 1111 ff nz ' , ' 5 . 1 ' 'Z ' ff g V ' , 1, , ,Z .I f ' 5 . V ' , If 1 b v ' ' W H , V . - W' f , , - Q , V f ' . - ' Q l 4- - I . . M , ' ' . 5 'ef V ' F v ' 1 L1 .V 1-,. . 1 - 1 ' . f. N f -K V .' Q 1 ' - . I ., 7 . I -4 ' 4 I ' - . ' F - - iz 1 A - , , H ,r , f . 'li 1 A , 1 Beneke. Sy1Vl3 Cole- ? rg , f.. ,WAN -. 'f X -M---- A V . K. A - .I ,,y. K ' . Y. . l gl . i . . - s NX- X5 3 3 ' ,' , A 4 ' v Z I 1 , v ,QQ K , f . , ,V , Y my 51, - . y ' Sv 'rr . to , ,, tw ,. 54 fr- . , . 5 1 Q! W ' .L A 41 - BLACKFRIARS 5 x C This year the Blackfrlars under the dlrectlon of Mr Hofmann gave three one act plays instead of one large productlon The first one The Green Lamp was put on by the old members of the club The second play The Tiger s Claw was produced by all new members while the last one had a mixed representation The Green Lamp had special OFFICERS President VIRGINIA BAGSHAW Vice President GRAHAM FOSTER Secletm y BETTY HARTMAN T1 easurev HELEN HOOT Tuuzfy ' lk X V if f y Qi .K V, 7 . , Q . . i , - . . ,, ' Y !7 Y , . . K4 ' 7 7! ' Y Y 7 ' 1' sa , H ' recognition by being presented on the radio in February. Senlor Play The slx 8XC1tlflg weeks of practxclng for Prlde and Prejudlce were altogether too short for the cast experienced some of the best fun and yet the hardest work of thelr semor year Sam Nowell and BObb18 Davls d1d outstandmg work 1n the leadmg roles and were well supported by X 1rg1n1a Bagshaw and Graham Foster as well as the other twenty two members of the cast The full cooperatlon of everybody faculty and students was rewarded for we consxder the play a great success The senlor class deeply appre clates the trouble Mrs Mathews went to ln commg over to the school every afternoon Without her superb d1rect1on the play would not have been the success It was l Tuenty one v. Y , W' 1 nf ' .--. Q .. .7 Z , X. ,Mi , I . . . . . H . . . ,, v . I Y v . . . nu . . . 7. . . V 1 L L L L ' v 1 K 9 . . v L L L . L L ' ' v ' ' . v L. , ' . . . - 9 L . 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' ' I , , - ,,,, , , , , , ' 7 ' ,jf 'WW f l' ',ff'f'ff ff' ffff 2,5 W1 KT df. , , - I !'ff1'ffjfffuff-J,.H , A ' , jj! 5 ' 1 v 'fi .3 'L 71 an , FCDCDTBALL Wlth the capable and chee1ful leadershlp of Coach Roblnson and the 1llSp1I'1I'lg' sp111t of Captaln Bob McCowan ou1 football squad undentook the tl6ll19I1d0l1S task of bulldmg an outstandlng team H3V1Hg only three lette1 men and a new coach to Stalt wlth the squad prog1essed w1th 1emarkable speed The teams final tally was SIX vlctorles and three defeats vshlch was an amazlng' S0019 conslderlng the odds We want to send our best wlshes to next year s captaxn Geo1ge Storck and hope slncerely that he wlll lead bwa1thn1o1e to a successful season SCHEDULE S H S OPI' Darby Nether Provldence 0 Medla Sprmgfield Sharon H111 Glen lNo1 Yeadon Rldley Townshlp 18 Lansdowne 0 Tuenty four Colllns Nicbowan Boyce Stol ck M001 e P1 essman TEAM Patton Bxerman McG1lberry Polk Warren 20 ........... 0 1 ' ' 30 . Q: Captain , 14 ' ........... n 27 ' ....... 7 ' ' 13 ' ...... 19 A ' 0 ' - ......,. 7 ' 14 .......... 0 7 ' ' . 12 ...... Hockey M1 In the beglnnlng of the ie won thele V916 fzleat doulmtn IS to the llJllltX of thc team but thev llllpIOVCKl Sta I.IlllV md developed lnto 1 SUPLIIOI unlt complctlng, lllili' Qewon undefeitcd Undu the competent co lcmng, of Mlss -Xllcn they plovtd to lmc Captaln DOIIS Black md hel team nigh thv. hwt of luck to Helen Johnson captaln elect fol nuct veal SCHEDULE S H S OPI I'IdV6lfOlil Hom ul H Bl lclx XX esttoxxn C gpm ll L ppex Dal hs L10 Neu C 90129 School qtleetel ansdoxs ne H H Nledla PQ ubon ' pl mgfleld TEAM Iohnson I lnton Polk Hoot B1 on n Spence 1 Tuenty me 1 , I l 4 ' . .2 ' ' 4 s A ' X r 4 I A ' l , , f f , , , g. ' 'fin ' niff v , 1 , Ji A Q A Q' , . ' 1 f , 1' D ' l L xl ' - 1 1 . Z t' l'. ' - Y x I 1' 1' .z. 21. -' f z f -, ' - - one of Swa1'thmore's most outstanding hockey teams. ' .'- . . r 2 - . U, , ,A - -. v . 4 ' - . , ,. . ' 1' ,J , J 1 1 ' , l S 4 - - - ....... 0 c '- ' ' 7 ' , v ....... 1 Y It J 1 ' ' tl L I I ' .. . 0 . . 2 L' ' ...... 0 . , cr 5 . ' ........... 1 . I. S ...... 1 SCHEDLLE S H S OPT' Cllfton Hewhts Sprmgflelcl Glen N01 Edclx stone P1 ospect Pdllx Rldlew Toxxnshxp Rldlex Palk Glen N01 Eddx stone P1 ospect Pa1k 1 Rlcllew Tow nsh1p Rldlex Falk f Nledla Tuenty su Boys Basketball Competmg ln a league composed of many expeuencecl teams ou1 basketball team was unsuccessful 1n vunnmg any of 1ts league games At the begmnmg of the season Coach James L.-1ude1 had to staxt f10lH sclatch XVltll onlx one lettexman and 4 host ot JUH101 Val s1ty bovs vet he has clone a lelllallxaljle Job wlth the team Some of the hlgh pomts of the games WQ16 the ext1a per1od VlCtOly ove1 Spung field the hlgh SC01lI'1g' of Dlck Jones and the hald fought game xuth Townsh1p TEAM Jonas lxdlllfl Collms C lmphell Huev I itton I 25 ' ',. .. . .. 31 ' 28 ' ....... 27 25 ' 1' ' .,...... 52 ' 22 '4-'- 27 Oppenlanclc-1' Hopson 32 ' --f...5m ,A V I 19 ' 5 - . ' . z:: -' 1 16 ' 3 1 -- ...... 27 . 11 ISJ 1' - ........ 41 34 5 ....... 37 22 ' .. . P15 32 ' Q ' . ' . 42s 35 ' 3 -- ..... 24 23 1 '- ........... :Sis Glrls Basketball Thls xc 11 s b xsketb 111 telm captunecl hx Iam Polk xx LS 1 stxong, om f flVQ f lts l11LlNl7ClS xxeu lLtl,11Y1lI1j., X umtx plaxem U flu tha cxpxlmlc colplunf, of NI N Anne qulllv xn the guli Stutecl the ieagon xxlth QCV91 11 V1C,fOllLS xml xxue hopaful of completmgz lt umlcfeatecl Hoxxevel aftel 41 hucl fight thex loxt than lut gamma to Uppel Dxrbx 'ifHFDLLF TI' .UI If lx Il cwlw t I rrwiwxxm Bl xclx lltllllk H xxufolfl en X01 Nlerll ldlex P L ppel D ll hx Tu X t Iohnwn :fly Qtlfll W l - I jfz 5 z. 2 2 , 2' wma 1 ', 'asa J' f ', 01' ' xo 'S , .S V., ., .' ,. '2.A'v ,v.l. n ,- , -2 2 , .2.' ,- Al--4. 1., 'z, . . . fi wa x 1 . v -Y . I 2 u y llv S. ,Av is .1 3 ' 2 '. 3 J ' Y . 1 J :A , ,A S.H.S. OPP. nl' 25 .1 A ' - . ..... 1223 2 -f J 3. 335 z ' ' ..,.... ll? . , Vos . 5 29 G1 .' ' ........ 20 35 . 'a .........,. 273 21 R' ,' ark ..... 131 13 ' ' 4 ' ,' .... 25 .,, -I Track Wlth hlS lngplllllg' enthuslasm and leadelshlp Coach Mlllel hae hlgh hopes for a Qucceseful Qecwon John Polk oul fleet footecl captaln wlll help hung hls wxsh to a 1ec1l1tV Though the Sewon s plevlexx plomlsee to he a Cl1ff1Cl1lt one wlth ou1 hald wollxlng team we can be coanted on to hold ou1 own agalnit any of ou1 opponente SCHEDULE APRIL lf' Rldlew Tow nih1p Home Z3 Spl lngfleld Xxxa 25 26 Penn Rel ue 50 Ldnsdovx ne Home 'NIAY Delco Chalnplonshlps Nledxa Hon e D1Stl1Ct One Chalnplonshlpe Collmgdale Home 74 State Champlonkhlps Tu enfy ezght Polk 'NICL on dl' 'Wool e hlston I atton TEAM Ch1ld1ev 'Nlcbllbelzy Boyce Pflazgl aff Spencer G1TlS Lacrosse The 1941 L 101 out te lm xull open 1ts QL lson by pl xvlng, lts tl ulltlon Ll uv ll Flltnmls fcntl ll Thele ue hve leturnlng V'l1QltV VLt8l ms l lcpolts ll th t thele gleat numbel UIXIOLIS to tlv fol the teflm Llptaln Htltn Hoot xml Nhss Allen ue mletelmmecl to do the11 begt to mike thls ye ll the 15th undef: xtul ie won SLHEDLLE -XPRII W U Fllenclx lnntl xl P mm 1 IOXXGI NILIIOH -Xxx ix Ill ll 1 Mx xx mul XIQIIOII llonu llenflx entxn -Xxx IX 1h n Ilum Xxx u T11 Cnty nznc - I . 2 '.n 2 A ':,1z.' av' ff' 'z 1 z, : I- 'z. ' 2' ' 1' ' Lx' X 'z s um 'I ':z'e Z1 ' areal . , r'- '2 . 's ' 1 . 'z '-1 z . 1 z'f . 1' ' 'z' -1 - ,z, . l v ' 125--Syn' gil- ....... . 'aj . . -lx' 81 3 H -2 HI - LZ-I, 1 r-, .... . P+-F' ff- '1.-Kg es .,.... - 'z ' I Boys Lacrosse In the past fevl Qeasons bovs lacmiee has become fl vltal pa1t of the 11 hletlc 111021 1111 of the school VS 1th a few expeuenced plavels and a g1eat many vxllllng to lealn 0u1 new coach Mlllalcl Roblnson vull have A lot to XXO1lx wlth to make fx xx ell bf1l'1ncerl team QCHEDLLE Lou 1 N191 1011 TEAM Hopson boden St P1ul B191 man Stolck SXXiltl1lll0lL Cullagn Hun Blake Bmxxn 1 . L. , v A , A K , I v . 5 L . ' - I t ' - 4 .2 A I v' 1' A tv - 1 I Y- I ' - ' c . This season, the same schedule has been arranged as was last year. .T ' l .Q . A .' N A Z' -1 ' ,rm ,Av -'A VW ummm! Freshmen Class of 1950 1ST ROW John Tyler John Chapman Barbara Crosset Joan Pennock Claire Scholl Joan Fairbanks Thelma Craig Julrana Richardson Elrzabeth Bagby Sally Hawk Joyce Cobots Wrllram Morrow Rrchard Uhr in Robert Crowther Sarah Alden Garretta Long Edith Hay Carol Livingston Clothrer Lesley Ruth Woodard Stephen Snow 'ERD ROW Charles Barr Margaret Croco Jane Allen Anne Lukens Olive Smith Jean Williams Dolores Yarnall 4TH ROW Harold Ogram Edward Medford Pauline Beneke Jeryl Faulkner Marlen Thompson Janet Cartel Alan Bachman Whrtworth Brrd Robert Bradford 5TH ROW Elaine Parcells Patricia Giles Margorre Zensen Mary Corse James Brad beer Wrllram McHenry 6TH Row Augustine Musante John Thomas Harold Johnston Ralph Parrrs Gerrx Theall Marlon Ransburg Ralph Park Alfred McGrlberr3 Fred VVerner James Elser Walter Dickinson Wrllram Frscher Henry Ford John Snape ITH Row Joseph Colameco Llarence Vhllrs Paul Tarr Fred Sales Arthur McCormick Rrchard Roberts Isador Moore Barrrngton Coleman Charles Acker 'Nlrcky Stuart 8TH Row Raymond Denworth Rrchard Terry John Sternfeld Larry Franck Donald Fetherolf Clark Turner Rrchar d Bullock I ours Sharpe Dana Swan 'x Thu ty one Q5 f , Bahama:-not 0' ' l 1 as ,I-3 . ' V i f 1 ' . 'ff' I V , 1- 3 C H ,rf ,- , gw .w efwfly 37, A 2 , . U , ' . ' ' , U , ' , ,. . y I - J J , V ,y Y . . v . . Y i 2ND Row: William McGlathe1'y, Caroline James, Caroline deFuria, Vivian Herndon, 1 7 Y ' Y Y , . ' W . : ln 4 ' ' 9 v 1 Q I 1 , . . Q : 1 n v va u - V. D A . v 1, 1 , ., , . . , . . . l . Z. l w , Q' ' Y 1 u' ul , v , w - .Y . . : . ' , y '.. y . .' Y . -br , 1 ' . n. y g ., A . .. .' . ., .v J Y 1 Y 'sv 7 ' vp F 1 Y' ' s 1 - 1 Q I I - 9 . 1 7 1 I ' y . y . . , .. Y , ., A . : . . ' ' . . . ry ' y . y Y ' V ' .Y ' -7 1 I 7 1 Thu fy tuo ua1-ggQv-1---- '? N1 Sophomores Class of 1949 1ST ROW Anna Mary Fussell Ellzabeth McCahan Ellzabeth Schoenbelg Gwendolyn Watklns Frances Pearson Avely Blake Faber MCKCIUHU George Abel Edlth Slate Cathellne Elston Esthel Worst Joanne Worst 2ND ROW Phllllp EV916tt Alan lVIcChesney James Stleetel Jack Houtz Ellzabeth Gleen Jane Hawk Helen Ware Gayle Hodge Ann Cully Ann Bloomall MZFJOIIC Lewls Althul GIOXGI Bruce Godfley Douglas Spencel Steven Wolf ORD ROKR Wllllam Thomas Nancy Telly Jane Tyson Lol ralne Mazzeo Nancy Roess Maljolle Lang Vonny Ryan John Smlth Wllllam Froebel Cynthxa Homlre LOIS I lnton Patllcla Told John Boyle 4TH Rovs lll1ltOY1 Helmuth Ann Glbson Mary Ellen St0l ck Elma Zebley Carl Det wellel Donald DlCklnSOU Andrew Malch Edwln Abrams Malllyn Achuff Donald Spoffold Sylvla Coleman Dorls WeathGlS Joan Evnon 5TH R081 Wllllam Lesley John Heltel Charles SChe1b Samuel Reynolds Russell Yeagel Robelt Ixelghton LEWIS IZUIHI Helbert Bleneman Malvel Wllson 6TH Rovs kenneth Dlesden Davld Elsenberg Alan Jones Robelt Tucker TH Rovk FCINVIYI Gavettl Davld Smlth Dugald BIOXNYI Gordon Follett Edvsald Bogaldus LHVSIGDCQ Dalton Wllllaln Mclntyle Charles Laws Bluce Mylrea John 'XIcCandless 8TH Row John Dodd Thomas Hoppel Phllllp Malkoxslch Wllllam Potts Fdwald McFa1l Althul Ballaclough Lvnlan Dalllng 1 W, M I . 4, 1 MJ., K: V . , --fe' 1 I' 1 r 1 ' ' 5 X 3 , ' 1 1 1, 1 , 1 'I 1 I . 1 1 qu- 5 I . W , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .' . ' 1 1 - - 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . . . , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1. ' ' .. . ' Y U - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 , , . - 1 1 1 1 ' , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 L ' 1 1 1 . ' Y. . . I . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1. ' 1 ' ' . - 1 1 1 1 1. ' ' ' ' . , , . I - 4 1 l l 1 1 1 . ,. . . 1 1 A 1 1 1 U . . . ' V. V. . ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - -u--4-iin -As- lumors Class of 1948 lsr Row Mannon Wnllnannns Banbana Beennnan Elnnon lxanns Helen Johnson Joseph Bnown Betty Lou Emenv Hanny Warnen Helen Reed Dorns Snell Lanolyn Wnlcox Rosemarne Beneke Joan Hentel Emma Manna Wan de Ixamp ND Povn Dolores Jesten Phvllns Smnth Many Lou Thayen Helen Lhanknn Leslne Stengelnnnan Mangery Johnston Wnstan Lukens Ewald Kasten Powens Jonn Davnsson Elanne Whenny vlany Manganet Mansh Patrncna Gallighen lxathennne Self Joan Wledfond Donna Shulen 4TH Row Rodney Bnav Que Sunnnck Judnth Dnclnson Roberta Hang Many Alnce West Xnn Lnchlnten Emnly Pnntchand Joan Russell hannnet Tunnen badne Gannett Teel Dunn Nancy Bnantnen Ralph Brown 5TH Row Hannv McGnlbennv Geor e btonck Davnd McCahan Nncholas Snntto John Banon kenneth Chnldnev Genald Benlnoxwntz Elnjah Baughn bTH Ron Joseph Ball Raymond Wnlson Rnchand Cnowthen James Honsev Lhanles -Xnles Bannx Patton Davnd Collnns XVnllnam Huey Robert Fawcett Wnllnam Ixeen Veonge Thonbahn Geonge Hay ATH Ron Chanles lxeenen Howand Pnessnnn.-nn Ross Pfalzgnaff W aldo Fnsnnen -Xllen Wnllns Thu ty three .U 5 F . , ,.,,. ., X ' l N., l 9 V , W, .-. Q f , J ,- I . ,X P , , H n - 1 A I is jx ur , 5 , -33 X V if M , - . .gf 9 w : 1. ' .4 ' 1 1 1 11 , ' - ' 1 .Y H y . ' U I. 7 . - w Y 1 D . V 1 ' . .' ' ' Y Y ' ai v v. . ' ' 1 1 V' 1 I . 4 . 4-A w - - 1 . I V 1 1 - . v . A v . y ' ?!RD Row: Paul Hummer, Jane Penfleld, Anne Hickman, Mildred Bernard, -Helene .A , 2 K V . . Y In . A . . .L y . . C .V ya 1. ' 1 1 1' 1 . n , . ' 'Z ' , v n ' 9 y ' I ' 1 ' 1 ' v . - 1 ' ' . ' , .' . . .' . . ' ' ' . . ' Y 1 Y 1 ! Q S: . . HU g , H. y .. 2. y . ' , U . ., . y ' - .: ' :. ' ' ' , . ' 1 . .v :I T , ' 7 . 1 I 1 ' ' 1' v -v .lv ' 1 ' v 'D l ': 4 1 1 B ' Y v . - 4 , LL 1 Y '4 'A' -' A db CLASS WILL wx Thu U lou We the Class of 1947 belng of sound and dIsposIng mlnd make thIs ouI last Wlll and Testament We bestow ouI out standlng characterIstIcs to the Underclas men of SwarthmoIe Hlgh School 'WARIE AHTES bequeaths her tItle of Queenle to ClaIre Scholl VItamIn FlIntheart wIll become helr of LOUISE ARCHBOLDS surplus pep DOLORES LAGBY 0ff91S her knowledge of Enghsh lIteratuIe to the Ghost of Hamlet VIRGINIA BAGSHAW takes her cowbell wIth her thank goodness' CAPPY P IERMAN Ieturns hlS collectIon of school athletlc equIpment to Coach DORIS BLACK leaw es her webbed feet to Donald Duck LORA BLACIIMAN gladly gn es her blush to Rosy Beneke JEAN BLAIIISTON leax es her love notes to the U S maIls Jack Houtz becomes the ow ner of KATRINA BOGARDUS brass knuckles fRIngs that IS J LOIS BOOTH wIlls B1ll to anyone who dares lay a finger on hIm DOROTHY BORDEN S horsemanshlp IS left to WIstar Lukens VIRGINIA BOTT leaves her class tIme day dreamlng to SadIe Garrett FRED BOYCE sadly w1lls h1s two toned halr to Elalne Wherry BERNICE BROMLEY takes her cellar wIth her breaklng the hearts of the Alumlil boys JEAN BROWN bestows her good nature upon Janle Hawk STU BROVSN gIves h1s name Meatball back to spaghettI DAVID CANIPBELL WVIHS hIs Casanova ways to Allen W1ll1S JANE CARR bequeaths her hom work pro rastmatlon to TIgger Van Camp ELEANOR CARTER leaves he1 Wlt to Jack Benny BOB CADTHORN bestows h1s qulet manner on Tom Maher WESTON CLARKE wIlls h1S smoothness to Don DlCk1HSOH BOBBIE DANIS gn es up her Mercersburg Weekends to Helen Reed HILDA DENWORTH gIves her cowboy back to the cows HELEN DISQUE leaves chemlstry In a hurrv BARBARA ILARNSHAW leaves her walk In the memory of the boys CHARLIE ELSTON S Sp1k8S wIll be used by Ken Chlldrey next year JOAN FAULKNER takes her LGHDIS racquet wIth her VIRGINIA FEDDEMAN rehnqulshes the plano bench to LOUIS Izum1 GRAHAM POSTER endows BIll MCIHt119 XY1th a llttle of h1s surplus stu dlousness HARRIET GILBERT leax es her soft NOICQ to Joe Brown LETTY HARTMAN takes her slnglng abIlItx wxth he1 It mIght come In hands VIRGINIA HAY leax es her Ford In a heap KATHY HAYES bequeaths the Walllngford Local to Joan Hatch CAROL HEINZE bequeaths her toothpaste smlle to the Colgate Company for fulther publlcatlon CHARLOTTE HOBBS leawes her dress desIg'ns In Room 106 Jock HONIIRE leax es h1s slster to the boy s of the Junlor Class HELEN HOOT bequeaths her XOICQ to Ray mond WIISOH LOB HOPSON refu es to I'911I'1qU1Sh hIs wheels to a woman dIIIer itoo bad Sus1eJ ALICE HOI BADAY leaxe heI cheerleadmg 3b1lltX to Joan M6dfOld V! X ' f 'sy I els - X l P 3 i IT ' ' 'X X 3 X A - -SL L , II , I 5, x 7 x . A . Q 1 A l A - ' I5- Y v 1 . L ' ax ' as ' . . . V. . , 1 F, 4 . . N v . W I , II . l . . . . . I I I I v I . 1 ' , In vs I . v Y ' I . . I. , 1 I I. . N . , . , . . . L v - 0 , . . x - I , I v ' ' aa as - ' ' AI rv ' ' I I I . I e ' c I de A . I . Y . . , Y. . . . I I . Y l Y I . , Lu V . . 1 1 . . ' v I . , . . . , . .' 7. . . - ' I v ' 1 V K. . . . 7 Y. J . . . . Y I, . v L.L -I u v ' ' ca Y 11 ' I I I II. . 7 . y . I . . 2 . . . U v ,, V Q. v I, I , I . 1 9 - V - ' ' ' v . I . A ' ' , . .' !,. I' George Thorbahn w1ll be overjoyed to hear that he IS bemg glv en some ol' JIM HORNADAY S excess form BETH HUEY S fevv red haxrs are left to LOIS Lmton DICK JONES leaves hlS gold basketball around Carolyn s ne k BARBARA LUKENS bequeaths her golden lock to the three bears MARIE MCCANDLESS turns her caramels over to MISS Whlte BOB PMCSOWAN leaves a few of h1S 200 Cpounds and vs omenl to Waldo IS er KATHERINE MCDOWELL bestows her math ablllty to Elnsteln ANNE MECONIGAL returns her C P knowledge to Mr Oppenlander BILL MOORE would hke to take Cathy Elston Wlth hlm Jerry Berkowltz IS the lucky reclpxent of BOB MOORHEAD S rosy outlook on hfe DAVE MOREY leaves Mr Chrlstxan wlth a monopoly on hls school humor CAROLYN MORSE bequeaths her steady record to Joan Pennock LEN MYGAT1 leaves hls Jalopy In the first mud hole he hltS SAM NOWELL leaves Ave Blake wlth the ablllty to look down at Mr Hofmann s bald spot TED OPPENLANDER leaves J1m Hor ey wlth the honorable posltlon of Chlef Mud scraper CHRISTINE PARSONS leaves her excess he1ght to Barbara Beeman PATTY PAUL bequeaths her maglc v1ol1n to Evelyn Mr Yocum IS the proud recelver of NAN PITMAN S laugh JANE POLK leaves her fast movmg legs to anyone who can catch them JOHN POLK leaves hls fast comebacks o M1 Lauders future basketball teams fwe hopel GLORIA QUICK leaves qulckly NANCY RINCLIFFE gxves her or1g1nal mu lcal composltlons to the pub llshers WINNIE RUMBLE leaves her blology problems vvlth Mlss Barten DAVE SHANK gladly glves h1s towels back to the Klme Company Dugald Brown w1ll FQCQINQ BILL SODENS Nether Provldence Interests Qeverythlng but Veraj BETTY SPENCER leaves the goal YVlth0l1t anyone In front of It STEVE SPENCER takes h1s fillbusters YVlth h1m and heads south JOAN QTREETER bestows her talkatlveness upon Sue Surrlck LEW TANGUYS nlckname Loooooo vvlll be heard on th Delaware Rlver on foggy days EVELYN THOMPSON leaves her belongxngs IH the Lost and Found Everythmg that BOB THORBAHN mlght leave 1s taken ov er by h1s top sergeant LEOLA IHORNTON bequeaths he1 Infectious laugh to Betty Bagby WANDA TYLER leaves her extra year of school to any sucker who wants It GEORGE WARREN leaves Harrv the abllltv to gam welght on a 32 cent lunch PAT WEILAND S partles are left to TOOtSl6 Levvls BETTY WIDDOWSON regretfullv turns her pea Jacket over to Joan Russell ANDREA WILCOX vvxlls her rousmg congresslonal speech back to Congres ANNE WRIGHT bestovvs scme of her mdustrlousness upon Patsy Told We herebv appolnt MR THOMPSON Executor of thxs Wxll Slgned THE CLASS OF 1944 fxs A-X2 CLASS T111 fy fue 1 14 77 , . . . Y x s v ' , f, . . . , 3 n. - u n , . ' ' ' ' ' Q Cl 7? - , ' ' ' ' n as . AK !7 . . . ! . 2 . 1. . .. ' ,' ' u 97 . . . . , S ' L a . 1, n , A L . ' ' s . - . . ' ll 77 SUE SCHELLHASE remlts her look to Lauren Bacall. . . 7 , . . . . A .R A A x n H . I ' . Y ' Y ' , KC 7, e ,K .. , ' ' I6 77 V . . . V . . . , I . . . L . , , u as - ' ' V ' ' 44 rv L v u . , . . v. . U l ' ns o ' - .s. x ' x L A n ! if s DF I W7 W V ,.. 'I. - ' Q ,jx ga Sa iii my K v x f' ' 1 gk Fa . A X T 1 Q . 'f 1 I I if 2 ,. ' I .1 .rv QW , 1, , - V ,W ff. ' 51, K6 TZ 7 QENIO g .Al Gb 5 v, X W 92. I 9 I . H' , 2 1' W ' AX m 'f?',x X NN ff! 'I:1 X V lu: I k 1x A s ' 3 , E1 ' 7 IFN! ww lx ix X! N' Q' EQ! 1 4-2 Y X X L. VV. if w?e fd 1 , x If Thu ty ezght VIRGINIA MARIE CRIST AHTES Queeme Ready smlle always a llttle late llves for weather warm enough for swlmmmg gulllble loads of fun good entertamer classical muslc fiend has troubles wlth hel various men One Meatball ood natured and good hearted the Queen of Queens Glee Club 1 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Red Cros 1 2 Hall Monitor 2 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 LOUISE SUMNER ARCHBOLD Weezze Outwardly qu1et soft volce neat swell manager modest independent generous always wllllng likes to kmt French enthuslast tactful and always cheerful sympathetlc H1 Ya Geez Klds Basketball 2 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Secretary 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Hal1Monltor 3 Captain 4 Blackfrlars 3 4 Switchboard 3 4 Red Cross 1 3 Homeroom Treasurer l Band 1 Senior Play C4 W-'Ja-li EVELYN DOLORES BAGBY L01 me B'ram of 215 and second perlod Engllsh dependable one of the babies of the class cute actlons tmy efflclent shy about her love llfe tldy dresser go on' Glee Club 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Garnet VIRGINIA ANNE BAGSHAW nBagSH Female clown ruddy cheeks curly hall llbrary vlctlm orlgmal speller back bone of Blackfrlars natural athlete wlcked bowler rowdy UD humor absent mmded Swarthmore apartments follows 3CtlVltleS of Navy remmlscent usually gay moody llfe of the party Is that so ' Blackfrlars 2 3 President 4 Red Cross 2 3 President 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Senior Play fl 'll Q . . .l.l.u4l . ly' ' . . gn 1 s . - fl 'il .. - .... 57' .1 .: : . v ,fl ' - A 1 ' . lt ' 17,5 rt-74' kfwft ifwj0u,.,,.1?,t4,.,.1-QQJ1 f, . ln, u , 'u I ll ' ', ' . . u.no ' . 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Ah, ny,l , ' , ,. .hc . . . : . . : .4. 4, iff CASPAR PENNOCK SHARPLESS BIERMAN Cappy Man of many words dry humor very well known fiery temper last mmute homework argumentatxve fllendly tmy hlps bullt to wear a tux stal quarter back lover lmplsh grm fiendlsh laugh perpetual butch trlcl-' knee Lacrosse Varsity l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Varsity 3 Football 3 Varslty 4 Hall Monitor 4 Senior Play DORIS CECELIA BLACK Outstandlng ln all sports clothes, clothes and more clothes talented especlally ln art hard worker learns by experxence unpledlctable creatlve snappy come backs peppy cheerleader loves to dance wonderful friend photogenlc What say ee Club 1 2 Ch us 3 4 Bl cktr rs 2 Garnet 1 Switchboard 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Red Coss 1 2 Hockey Varsity 3 Captain 4 Basketball l 2 Varsity 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 Varsity 3 4 Hall Monitor 3 Senl r Ball lr..-ruwdn 5 T C 5' LORA BLACKMAN Lora Easlly Hustered faithful long dark halr coy always well groomed exploslve seamstress petlte popular loads of frlends halr twlster wlstful perpetually smxlmg Oh my gosh Sw tchboard 3 4 Gle Club 1 2 3 4 Red Coss 2 3 4 Hockey l 2 3 4 Homeroom Secretary 1 2 3 Garnet 4 Yearbook Lacrosse 1 2 4 Hall Monitor 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 JEAN CLARK BLAKISTON Blaine Subtle humor capable of all facial expressxons lntexest ln older men crazy about muslc loyal supporter of Frank Sinatra a braln m shorthand summers m Massachusetts thllV8S on slumber partles Comlng up for lunch hey style of dancing all her own What s your trouble bubble Chorus 2 3 4 Band 1 Glee Club 1 Yearbook Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Lacrosse 1 2 4 Hall Monitor 4 SYN... I Thu ty nzne Forty vw 3 Q l KATRINA J ANS BOGARDUS Bug Tall thln and sophlstlcated falthful qulck temper constant gum chewer expl ESSIVC hands finger nall polish left handed good sport plald sklrts and baggy sweaters Elmer s poet nlghtly letters to the south Ice box ralder often sleepy loves the Blue Blrd of Happmess Oh my Glee Club 1 3 4 Garnet 3 4 Blacifrlars 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 Hockey 1 2 3 Basketball 2 Red Cross 1 2 3 Switchboard 3 Hall Monitor 4 Jwvr uf 1:44 7 sz, 1957. LOIS ANNE BOOTH Boothze Usually seen wlth sllyer football and owner everybody s friend thoughtfully sincere long brown curls Vilth occa slonal bangs faShl0n show model five whlte eyelashes loves to dance theme song My B111 eager to help enjoys Engllsh Wfltlng and actlng Anybody seen Betty? wlnnmg smlle falthful Blackfrlar Thought I d d1e ' Gamet 3 4 Switchboard 3 Hockey 2 4 Year Book 4 Band 4 Monitor 4 Senior Play DOROTHY BORDEN Dottze Blond brands laughs as lf she s throwmg a fit nea clothes that Ivory look lost wlthout he1 glasses mlxed schedule asthma trouble men from several states horse lover C P Jokester gxaclous Nurses Helper 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Red Cross 3 Basketball 2 VIRGINIA LEE BOTT Gzmzy Loyal cafeterla worker appl eclates all humor often seen ln gales of laughter outside Interests solo volce church cholr home town softball team one man tl uf b ue nurse s helpel typlng whxz long hair sunnv dlsposltlon Glee Club 4 Red Cross 3 4 Girls Shop 4 Nurses Helper if I! , , ' ' . . . . . . . K I . i. . . . . U . . . . . D .u. . H . . . Y 5, 3 fm V ' .f 0 4 S if E x M- v - KK ' ii . . , , . . . U :gf ..: . I U... . . . . ' '.' H , . V Glee Club, 1: Blacktrlars, 2, 3, 4: Vice President. 4: Red Cross, 2: S6 ' I! . . , . t ll 11 ' , . 64 ' I7 , . 1 - , . C ' , : ' ,4. wh. 1:-'XZ' W' ,F. I A ! I , FREDERICK HINKSON BOYCE Unk Freddle football and track man a bleached blond never agrees wlth Mr Opple energetic about everythmg but homework smoker s hack a good sport good for laughs braces everybodys a that innocent look Mlss Adams pet Fr1tz Slr' Band 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Cabinet 3 4 Homeroom Chairman 3 4 Chorus 4 Senior Play BERNICE FRANCES BROMLEY Berme Short n cute baby blue eyes and blond halr quxck glggle constant open house has her troubles poker face speclallst good natured and easy gomg handy with the needle and palnt brush everythlng IS Just for klcks talks so fast she confuses herself always has a tall man helpful Oh murder' Red Cross 1 2 3 4 Switchboard 2 3 4 Monltor 4 Blackfrlars 2 3 4 Hockey 1 2 4 Basketball 2 Garnet 3 JEAN BROWN Browme Everybodys cupld loyal cheer leader mfectlous conversatlons always wllllng to help locker room goat llttle brother troubles fun to be wlth always glgglmg faithful frlend Has anyone seen Lora Hockey 1 2 Varsity 3 4 Glee Club 1 3 sldent, 4 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Red Cross 1 3 Secretary 4 Basketball Monitor 3 4 Switchboard 3 4 Cheerleading 4 Senlor Ball 4 Senior Play STUART LESLEY BROWN Meatball Founder of The establishment dlplomat of the football team a smoothxe cald shalk wlse cracks ln every class loves to argue loud tles appreciates good muslc permanent seat ln Mlchael s dlstxngulshed loars of laughter personallty that you can t folget Can t see lt' Chess club l Basketball Manager 1 2 Varsity 3 4 Lacrosse 1 Varsity 2 3 4 Projectlon Club 1 Flre Squad 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Football Manager 3 4 15a S55 For ty one 1 , ll YI W ll ' ll 1 . . . . . . 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I . ll P ' YY k T . .f- DAVID CLARENCE CAMPBELL Dave Conservative long eyelashes shy smlle versatile on the grldlron somethlng that gets the women pros pectxve Engmeer Sharp Pontlac modest Dagwood laugh dlscreet Deutsch student talks wlth his eyes dependable efflclent executlve You Cleptlc Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Varsity 4 Track 1 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Homeroom President 1 2 Class Vice Prcslden 2 Class President 4 Vice President Cabinet 4 Fire Squad 4 Garnet Staff 2 National Honor Society 4 JANE BROOKS ADAMS CARR Jane Practlcally a new comer appreclatlve knows all about the college one of Mlss Ewmgs VlCtlmS up and commg basketball player, after school comes up with brllllant remarks reads a lot Forgets to take her sneakers off Service club 4 Basketball 4 Hockey 4 ELEANOR JEAN CARTER Penny Flery red hair wlthout the customary temper p0lS9d quiet sweet smlle with a quxck glggle C P answer ox llttle and helpful blushes easxly brlght colors gorgeous sweaters Irlsh w1t Strugglmg sewxng student patient fun to know Hockey 4 Glee Club 3 4 Year Book 4 Gamet 4 Blackfrlars 4 Senior Play 4 ROBERT WALLACE CAUTHORN Bo Quiet but has hls devlllsh moments Sworn woman hater not much on talkmg mdustrlous hard to convmce seldom angry sparklmg eyes gulllble enjoys and tells good Jokes practxcally lnves ln shop Football manager 1 Projection Club 1 2 Basketball manager 1 Track manager 1 2 3 4 Fire squad 3 4 Chorus 4 Glee Club 3 I Forty two . , ll PI nl ' H H - Q H Q' .: .: ..: t,: .: ,: .: ll ii . . , ..' .: .: ,. 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HOWARD WESTON CLARKE JR Weston A man of fashion devilish grin chief interest is muslc a prize winning clarmetlst weakness for beautiful women off hand remarks subtle any Joke knows a great kidder band recruiter school spirit Well Well B nd 1 2 3 Captain 4 Cabinet 3 4 O hestra 1 2 3 4 Chamber Ensemble 3 Blackfrlars 2 3 4 Yearbook Business Manager Cafeteria 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Hall Monitor 3 4 BARBARA DAVIS Bobble Boob comedxenne of 215 real blonde unique giggle double talk with Freddy full of crazy fun neat dresser deep dimples loves dogs and sailing versatile enthusiastic beautlful brown eyes takes school work seriously leading lady Guess what I got a letter ' Glee Club 1 2 Librarian 3 4 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Treasurer 2 3 4 Switchboard 2 3 4 Garnet 4 Senior Play HILDA LANG DENWORTH Hzlda Dent sentimental loves the golden west always chopping those natural curls distinctive handwriting loads of crazy fun under that serious front hui ried dashes down Maple Avenue Jewelry galore enviable slenderness th me song, Cow Cow Boogie cowboy legs I thmk you re awful ' nd 1 2 Chorus 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Red Cros B sketball 1 2 3 4 Lacrosse 1 4 H key 1 2 3 4 Garn t 4 Yearbook 4 Homeroom Secretary 1 HELEN CUSHMAN DISQLE Dizzy Halo of curls . . . runs a taxi service . . . lives on peanut butter . . . determined . . . athletic . . . will of her own . . . holds important positions . . . unsophisticated . . . Algebra fiend???? . . . first period wanderer . . . chemistry victim . . . when a garnet Pontiac goes by - duck! . . . Wheres Lukens. Cass Treasurer, 1, 2, 3' Glee Club 1, 2: H key, 1 2. 3. 3 Basketball, 1. 2. 3. 4: Lacrosse, 1, 2' Homeroom Vice President. 2' Chorus, 3, 4: Blackfriars. 3: Homeroom Secretary, 3: Cabinet Treasurer, 4, Yearbook Editor-ln-chief. gilefna-tn 151 pr '-, ass, is 4 Forty-three Forty four 2 'G BARBARA ANNE EARNSHAW Barb Gift of gab underlylng humor with each remark calm and poised Jltterbug specialist come hither smile twinkle m her eye good captam of color guard always knitting something or other spends each week end in a diffelent spot understanding victim of the housing shortage nobody s fool O my gosh Blackfrlars 2 3 4 Band 4 Switchboard 3 Basketball 1 2 4 Hockey 1 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Red Cross 1 2 Nurses Helper 2 3 Library Assistant 3 Senior Play LESTER CHARLES ELSTON Charlie A terrific pianist full of wltty remarks sincere and honest to the backbone crazy about track music, music, music out of town interests good companlon ambitious wonderful pal Y u know thats txue Track 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Blackfriars 3 Chess Club 3 Fire Squad 3 W vu!-llrfgfb JOAN FAULKNER Joanze Very frlendlv and very talkative lnterest in a rival knows what s going on at the college summers at Buck H111 Falls soft laugh always willing to work for a cause aspirations toward nurslng lots of sweaters No kid ding? Glee Club 1 2 3 Chorus 4 Red Cross 1 Treasurer 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Garnet 3 4 Blackfrlars 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Hall Monitor 4 Nurses Helper 4 VIRGINIA FEDDEMAN Gmme Friendly spends most of her time on buses true blond strictly left handed often bursts out with squeals of surprise or delight versatile loads of fun pianist first class always ln a mood over one of her many men enthusiasm plus Oh Beans ' Chorus 3 4 Garnet 4 Lacrosse manager 4 Orchestra 4 Glee Club 4 Senior Ball Hall Monitor 4 Nurses Helper 3 Switchboard 4 Homeroom Secretary 4 Senior Play ll 77 . n u c , at I I ' 'Y' can ' Y ' X . X741 l , . . 1 - . . . . L . , 1 ' - - If ' If ... -an ' ' ...KL 0 nun , ' ! -on A. nhl: D' 7 ll ' Y! high school . . . tennis enthusiast . . . sunny disposition . . . , . . U . . , : . : . , . , : ll ' ' Y! G H ... -,IQVMV . . .' z . 1 . . . . vf', M l A DUNCAN GRAHAM FOSTER JR Johann Inventor expert electrlclan good sport cornv Jokes whxz at physxcs and chemlstry blggex vocabulary than Webster llleglble handwrxtlng consclentlous pencil twxddler mterestmg salllng trlps n1ce smlle headed for the Coast Guard professor of class good guy Im Graham Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Blackfrlars 2 3 4 Projection Club 1 2 3 4 Chess Club 3 Camera Club 4 Fire Squad 4 Senior Play 512,900 62,,.,Q 9.7, 11173 .r gh gprkevn BANG 'Y' HARRIET GRAY GILBERT H armet Hidden sense of humor that startled look blushes easlly but has plenty of DOISE late 3lllV6I' outwardly qulet but oh when you know her' a good woman driver absent mlnded about some thmgs beautlful dresser beau tlful looks' Oh guess what Was It ever damp thls morn1ng ' Glee Club 1 2 3 Red Cross 3 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 La osse 1 BETTY FRANCES HARTMAN Betty Jukebox always slnglng blg slster type true fl lend to all halls from Parkslde usually seen dashlng around ln Maggle romantlc summers ln Ucean City vltallty beautlful brown eyes laughs at anythmg sllghtly humorous Where s Booth1e another Dlnah Shore Just call me Joe Whlzl Glee Club 1 2 Red Cross 3 4 Nurse Assistant 2 Swltchboar 1 2 3 Blackfriars 2 Secretary 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 4 Basketball 1 2 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Secretary of Class 2 4 Homeroom Secretary 2 VIRGINIA WHITLEY HAY Pz J Gmme a llve wne loads of pelsonallty VIVHCIOUQ orlglnallty plus cleates south of the bo1de1 dances here there and everywhere loads of sweaters serxous when she wants to be deter mlned cheerleader obsesslon for cats always eatlng never galns Ford fiend G t anythmg to eat Hockey 1 2 3 4 Cheerleading 4 Band 1 Glee Club 2 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Red Cross 1 Basketball 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Garnet 3 4 Senior Play 44 F01 ty fue Fm ty 911 KATHERINE ADELAIDE HAYES Kathy Always laughing or talkmg pencll behlnd ear an art student Hey llsten do or dxe attltude toward sports one of the breathless commuters from Wallingford lefreshlngly frank loves blology enthuslastlc about everythlng unselflsh Ive got an Idea Basketball 2 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Garnet 4 Senior Play CAROL LOUISE HEINZE Carol Men and more men fllrtatlous Callfornla loves basketball often seen walklng the dogs takes attendance for Mr Opple color guard easy gomg short curly halr lovely to look at varlous interests fuendly and cheerful photogenlc usually ln a rush Honestly? Glee Club 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 CHARLOTTE MARY HOBBS Charlotte A puze wmmng fashion deslgner patient secretary of cholus makes half of the hall posters dependable lyrlc soprano volce always has art wolk to do, and loves peaches and cream complexlon good student Oh Wlnnle, honestly' Chorus 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 Garnet 1 3 Swarthmorean Staff 2 Switchboard Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Lacrosse 1 M lffvlwl-Qwlxbwmp W.l31'n,1fxs'5 JAMES LEVERETT HOMIRE JR Jock Left us for a few months a plav boy member of the establlshment one of the boys enjoys a good laugh agreeable tall and lanky what a drlver generous Jaunts from Harvald Avenue to South Chester Road ' Thmk so Soccer 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 I ll I! H . U . . . ' u . . . . . . , . . . ' - . l . I Q n it , v 1 .I y, If ll ' ' ll ' ' 99 1 n u - Al . n s 1 I n 3, 45 Bxackrriars, i, af 4g Band: 3,' -Mswincnboirdf 2,' -xfsehlor Play. ' ' ll I, it . . . ' . . . . . . LQ ' ' ,Y , . . . , X .,.. , , , . . 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U V Aw HELEN KEPNER HOOT H ootze Perpetual smlle honor student sewing genius Mlss Allen s bram chxld always busy mdependent gets embarrassed easlly fleep dxmples long curls kmd of Fox y talks wxth hands men troubles perpetual laliiyngltls 0610181 Janltor of gurls locker room I now Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Varsity 3 4 Lacrosse 1 Varsity 3 captain 4 Blackfralrs 2 3 Treasurer 4 Red Cross 1 Glee Club 3 4 Honor Society 4 Homeroom Secretary 1 Monitor Senior Play Year Book associate editor ROBERT GOVETT HOPSON Robby Even tempered a famous Jalopy all hls own crazy about lacrosse good natured all around athlete Ocean Clty summers smooth dancer can always take a Joke Dlcklnson Avenue bound lunch at Charlle s swell sport good looklng Football 1 2 3 varsity 4 Basketball 1 2 varsity 4 Lacrosse 1 varsity 2 3 4 Fire Squad 4 Class President 2 3 Homeroom President 1 2 Cabinet 1 2 ALICE PARKS HORNADAY Everybody s pal naturally curly halr peppy captam of cheerleaders usually heard before seen that walk' honor student beammg smlle sincere talent for PP dates and more dates personallty plus frequent letters to New England Hx Glee Club 1 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Secretary of class 1 Hockey 1 2 varsity 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Switchboard Homeroom Secretary 3 Monitor 3 Blacktriars 3 Cheerleader captain 4 Honor Society 3 Treasurer 4 Secretary of Cabinet Senior Play 4 11wtao..c'J,...nzL-fafwfw H 5 711 JAMES PRESCOTT HORNADAY Jimmy Joe Form sunny dlsposltlon baseball loves muslc easily embarrassed steel wool han' fasclnatlon for dlsk Jockeys mmd of hls own other half of Hornaday duet south paw snappy dresser hands always m pockets Napoleomc stance promlsmg career as a music crltlc or baseball manager golden tenor quartet can lmltate any crooner What say Boys Quartet 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 President 4 Football 1 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Band 1 Track 1 Boys Glee Club 3 Senior Play A-nm Cc ning F01 ty seten ll ' II H H .. . . . , ,,0h H .. . , . . . . 1 . . . . 1 . .2. . . 1 . . . . 1 . .21 . . 1 . 1 . 1 .41 If !l UAV! , . 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I , -1 12: ,UV R X For ty czght 'YW ELIZABETH MERCER HUEY Bethze Short and sweet outstanding soprano hates to be called Bess baby sitting with Robbie that heirloom' popular flowers in her hair Wheres Ha good sport tactful capable chorus librarian always willing Foodle de do Chorus 2 3 4 Hockey 1 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Blackfrlars 3 Garnet 2 3 Yearbook 4 Homeroom Treasurer 1 2 Glee Club l 2 151115-I RICHARD LLOYD JONES JR Dzck Jonesy tall dark and handsome appears to be lazy but don t let It fool you everybody s buddy Carolyn s man mainstay of basketball team school is the least of his worries known for his witty remarks never plays by the rules swell personality and friendly disposition worth bemg friends with Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 Varsity 3 4 Fire Squad 4 Class Vice President 2 l-Iomeroom Vice President 1 2 3 BARBARA TAYLOR LUKENS Luke Weed tall and slender long blonde hair blushes at the drop of a hat Ipana smile neat dresser hand woman driver usually seen with Dlsque never gets too excited tall men piles of bracelets sympathetic Oh Hay stop lt' Garnet 4 Red Cross 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Lacrosse 1 2 Yearbook 4 MARIE LOUISE MCCANDLESS Mane Mimi quiet very conscientious about her work swell fun to know a football enthusiast has crazy spells takes a daily teasing from McCowan Just look at my hair' ambitious a tiny build walks from Rutledge to Swarthmore every day always right on the spot when needed Studied my sholthand all night Red Cross 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Switchboard 3 4 ll ' Y! . . . - - H . .. ' . . . . - . . 1 C . Q c l Y I ll - ,, Q ,l , I: ' ' .' :' .' .l 1 , cl ' . . I A 3 I . , . Cl ' ,I H 97 . . . , , . . . Y ' Y Y . . .,: . H . . . . . . : . . . . 1 , : KK Y! H Y, ' knit socks . . . poised . . . A German student . . . soft voice V H . . . ' H . . . . . . Q. . . . , . 'X , ' . . : . , , , , 1 l . . . , 1 . . . 66 ' Pl H . .,, . V . . . . . .' . . at . ,, .. . . W ll ' . q. . ' YY I3 - - . ROBERT CONRAD MCCOWAN Mac Tubbs all Delco fo1 3 yeals always Joklng axound sxlver footballs wmnmg smlle on and off love lxfe man about town hot on the drums out of town dates one of Blodgett s basses a C P student a wav with the women shot putter fin st class short and solld twmkle ln hls eye good man You know lt' otball 1 2 3 ktbll 1 2 Lacro se 1 Chorus 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Switchboard 3 Cabinet 1 3 4 Homeromn President 3 Monitor 4 ll, 19.5 4 42+-. KATHERINE MCDOWELL Kathy Studles hard often seen hllllylng to make a t1a1n Rutledge commutel laughs a lot bxg blown eyes quxet always an axmful of books prlvlleged ate come: mathematlclan chulch actlvltles ANNIA LOUISE MEGONIGAL Anne Pelfect posture dlgmfied thoughtful leadelshlp ablllty volce to be envled mdependent but cooperatlve loglcal thmkex does hex wolk well self rellant full of helpful suggestlons pelslstent devlllsh spurts Well I don t see why not' Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Blackfriars 2 Garnet 4 Switchboard 3 4 Home Room Treasurer 4 enior Play 'YK Yjfqbf WILLIAM CRISWELL MOORE B1 T1ue tenol algues Just for laughs smooth dancel pole vaultel one half of Elston NIOOIE boogie woogle duet fighting guard pep and enthusiasm appreclates a good audience pleasantly amorous to anv gullible vxctlm one of the famous qual tet otball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Ch us 2 3 4 Glee CAU Quartet 2 3 4 Ches Club 3 Fxre Squad 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Blackfrlars 3 4 Semor Play I ll,l76',. Fm ty mm I P zjty ROBERT COULSTON MOORHEAD Morb y Bo another Rutledge man a haxd worker agneeable green satm gym pants sllghtly moody hxstory student Wllllllg' to do anythmg mtramural star enthuslastlc talker spurts of ambltxon teases the gxrls Oh I couldn t do that ' Football l 2 3 4 Track 1 Camera Club 4 Yearbook 4 Boys Glee Club 3 Monitor 4 Lacrosse 4 Homeroom Vice President 1 enlor Play DAVID SWAN MOREY Date Qulet mannel loyal band membel bxlef case reserved comes up wlth hllarlous remarks noon tlme Opple s room can keep any conversatlon golng more hlm than meets the eye cheerful Captain Safety Patrol 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Co Treasurer Band 4 Projection Club 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 Track 4 Wolf-74 'ff' 5- W-L46-llfvf 3144150 CAROLYN BEESON MORSE Always dressed llke the cover of a fashlon magazine a natural athlete responsxble hard worker A ' stu dent from way back J st adores the boy next door contmually droppmg penclls loads of frlends orlgmal laugh our all American glrl mdependent Is your G lnet artlcle done yet? Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 G1 Club 1 2 Chorus 3 4 Garnet 2 3 Editor 4 Natnonal Honor Society 3 Secretary 4 Red Cro.s 1 Cabinet 1 2 3 Senior Play LEONARD TOWNER MYGATT JR Len Llkes to tease the glrls a Romeo rattles the drum wlth hne finesse hearty laugh argumentatlve talks hls way out of anythmg sophxstlcated handsome hunk of man cranked hls auto to get to school a greetlng for everyone devlllsh wlnk m hls eye serlous leadel You Joker Football 1 Blackfriars 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Class Vice President 4 Basketball 1 2 Senior Ball 4 Senior Play ll 7? ll b!! 1 .' u 1 yr , . , . v ,I ,S .Z ,Z ' ,I .S ,C ,Z C .. . u ,rr . lI'l ., . . 1 to ,I . , . .Z - .Z . , , .2 . . .S .S . . UI ' Mo ' ll! ' H H ... ll . . . H 8' . . . . .I . . .C , . . ,Z ee . .I . ,Z . ,Z .C . f .Z c.1 , 1 .I . ll I! H . H .Z . . .C . .Z ' .Z ,.. SAMUEL MATLACK NOWELL Fox One of the out of town farmers very orlgmal The last No well crazy about baseball especlally pltchmg Intramural star talks a good game authorlty on all sports known for hls Jimmy Durante lmpersonatlons anythlng for a laugh can take a Joke always talkmg has his SCFIOUS moments hero of the Senlor Play Football 2 3 Varslty 4 Soccer 1 Track 1 Baseball 4 Homcroom President 4 Cabinet 1 3 4 Cafeteria 3 4 Flre Squad Chief Captain Chorus 4 Senior Play Yearbook HARRY EDWARD OPPENLANDER Oppze Rat unruly halr perplexed look ace football manager stuffed notebook at home on a basketball court always nervous before a game consclentlous pessl mxst shlrt tall always out noontlme dishwasher hand me downs peachfuzz complexion shoelaces untled roguxsh twinkle chronlc worrler understandmg smcere swell erson to know U, U Asa., Football manager 2 3 4 Garnet 2 Basketball 3 Varsity 4 Flre Squad 3 Senior Play .malaga-.Uhj Higgs'-u CLARA CHRISTINE PARSONS Ch? zstme Short but sweet pretty eyes men troubles gym hater swlft temper muslc lover typlst commerclal student supports P T C maxl mall and male Interest ln Medla High a dreamer I don t care Service Club 1 2 3 4 Red Cross 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Orchestra 4 Garnet 4 PATRICIA PAUL Patty Usually seen wlth Andrea qulet sweet volce braln work Just comes naturally compllmentary helpful llght footed usually smllmg n1ce complexlon damty excellent vlolm artlst tactful Oh Andy Switchboard 2 Orchestra 2 3 4 Blackfrlars 2 Glee Club 2 Hockey 2 Chess Club 3 Chorus 3 4 Senior Play Garnet 2 Fifty one Fzjty fuo MARIANNA PITMAN Nan Last member of the Pltman famlly out of town men bxg Interest ln Callfornla makes frlends easlly always lookmg forward to the mall dellvery cheshxre cat grm tremendous appetlte hour long phone conversatlons wlth Dot Borden cute giggle pretty eyes There goes all f m natulal cull Red Cross Club 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Lacrosse PATRICIA JANE POLK .lame Polkle Legs speed demon of hockey and lacrosse fields understandmg shy looks and sly remarks photogenlc men and more men knows all the latest news tel rlfic sense of humor last of the Polk athletes lax ge wardl obe of cute clothes a poet at heart knows all Jokes kmd of gal you llke to know Te hee hee hee ' Service Club 1 Hockey 1 2 Varsity 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Varsity 3 Captain 4 Lacrosse 2 3 4 JOHN DAVID POLK Polkze Johnme athletlc embarrassing moments track captam class wlt A sectlon student James twln sly remarks a glamour boy admlred by younger women a knack fol wrltmg dependable speed man of the football team knows a llttle about a lot Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Varsity 2 3 Captain 4 Band 1 Cabinet 1 Homeroom Treasurer 3 4 Garnet 3 Basketball 1 Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 3 Senior Play GLORIA STUART QUICK Glow za Orxglnally from Callfornla loves Pennsylvanlas snow plans to be a dletltlan can cook llke mad dxfferent cal every day works hard ln school lovely smlle always being teased unexcltable Oh Heavens ' Hockey 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Lacrosse 3 4 Switchboard 4 'M fytw .M 21,1751- NANCY MAY RINCLIFFE Nazoo Nancy wlth the laughmg face Queen of the keyboard composer and al ranger one half of the Hartman Rmcllffe entertamment deep chm dlmple and a very umque gxggle cream Oldsmoblle Cowboy drlver sweaters galore qulte the dreamer has a passion for Glenn Ford and red halr orlglnal even tempered Want a r1de 'ecretary of Homeroom 1 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Lacrosse 1 Red Cross 1 2 Blacdrlars 2 Basketball 2 WINIFRED RUTH RUMBLE Wmme A Pepsodent smlle the Oflglnal Blondle shy but sweet latest styles m all her clothes a llttle glrl volce Oh Mercy turned up nose star of the class hockey team Oh Charlotte slncere what a chuckle' real Rembrandt Isn t that awful? 4 Lacosse 1 2 SUZANNE GARVER SCHELLHASE Sue Halls from Walllngford quiet Jolned us her Jumor year has a ready smlle rather vague Latm IV student loves dogs nlce clothes potential artlst model profile green fingernall pollsh mdependent hlgh class standing weet Oh I dont know Basketball 3 4 Hockey 4 Glee Club 4 Lacrosse 4 DAVID SHANK Shanky Quiet reserved boss of the basketball team hangs out ln the shop whlz at mechanlcal drawmg occaslonal W1 secret loves shy guy Q9 J loyal Swarthmole rootel Coach s asslstant handy man has no enemles Football manager 1 2 Track mana er 1 Basketball manager 1 2 .5 I Fzfty th: ec 1 l H 7! l U H ' ' - ' n ' YY . . . .1 . 1 . . . 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Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4: Garnet, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 41 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, I r . , .3, 4. ll !! l Q H ..., W . . . ., . . . , . ll 71 . , . 4. . ,, . f 1 Fzfty four WILLIAM GEORGE SODEN Bu One of the boys loyal 203 man lover wme women and song Intramural basketball star regards teachers as necessary evxls always happy only serlous on occasxons always has an answer be lt rlght or wrong athletlcally mclmed handsome rugged a true frrend loads of fun Football 1 2 3 4 Lacrosse 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Track 1 Fl Squad 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Senior Play 4, 11511 f ELIZABETH HETHERINGTON SPENCER Betty Curly brown halr loves to argue slncere a ankle battered car dynamlc personallty dependable goalie talkative hard worker last of the Spencers swell fun summers ln Vermont always busy has a finger ln every ple no klddlng you don t say Hockey 1 2 3 Varsity 4 Basketball l 2 4 Lacrosse 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Red Cross 1 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Cheer Leader 2 3 4 Blackfrtars 2 3 Senior Play STEVEN SEARS SPENCER Steve Class leader deservmg of all praise never bluffs an answer never has to popular personallty plus has hrs moments accompllshed lmpersonator very versatlle wlelds a mean saxophone not much he can t do master of ceremomes good sense of humor re halr swell fellow future M D Band 1 4 Manager 2 3 Honor Society 3 Presldent 4 Cabinet 2 3 President 4 Track 3 4 Quartet 2 3 4 Lunchroom monitor 1 Hall Monitor 3 Home Room President 3 Class Pre ldent 1 Cl ss Vice President 3 Basketball l 2 3 4 Bas ball 1 2 4 Sw amy 4747 JOAN PERRY STREETER Joan Talks a blue streak good athlete llkes to please .1 great knltter cute smile very frlendly true blue always busy eyebrows often ralsed llttle bl others excitable wears beautlful plalds loads of fun you know Blackfrlars 2 3 4 Hockey l 2 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Red Cross 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Elmer 3 Nurses Helper 2 'Senior Play 771 UM? 74!'?.s'S LEWIS LELAND TANGUY JR Lew Flendlsh grm curly halr qulet neWc0mer ln Jumor year good natured ready laughter frlendly helpful wlth homework Mr Troxel s rlght hand man Loo ooo w' mcessant gum chewer swell spellel hldden German vocabulary noon study hall chalrman Glee Club 3 Chorus 4 Cabinet 4 Senior Play 5x,uUl:,Lu-at 7 L U-5 Zac. A-Vwnvmq cfufbs STUART ROBERT THORBAHN Bob 14 General Flrst ln class to Jom the army good form growing fast polsed a mean trumpet player good talker bxg family argumentative tells subtle Joke then wants for effect gay times at Ocean Clty ,VI sprmkhng of freckles good lookmg Whaddya say shorty? Photography Club 3 Boys Glee Club 3 Band 1 2 3 'f 611 af M LEOLA MARIE THORNTON Leola Frequent absences a workmg gal gum chewer talks a lot as Nlck says shorthand troubles loves to glggle easv gomg out of town commuter known to her frlends as Bootsxe excellent Jltterbug mlschxevous brown eyes sophlstlcated Don t do that Glee Club 2 Red Cross 2 3 Nurses Helper 3 4 EVELYN JEAN THOMPSON 'Ezze Qulet halls from New Jersey even tempered llkes Swarthmore soft voxce orlgmal glggle clever seamstress appreclatlve loyal conscxentlous wlde eyed thoughtful artlstlc abxllty always does her part Red Cross 3 4 Fzfty five . 0 I Vx' C' 6 ml M 9 -' ' vw. :fora Zewmuw- fwwa Wm 4, A, me ',f91.f. ' - lfty su J WANDA ANNE TX LER Wanda Our post gl ad' reserved wlth some people walks all lunch peuod bt Lawrence bound famous shulfllng loafers sclentlfl ally mmded good news hound for Garnet lalsed eyebrow som thlnv to look at enthuslastlc SI'l'lll9 Garnet 4 GEORGE PEIRCE WARREN JR George Class clown always busy never ln homeroom at 8 30 or durlng seventh perlod boomlng bass natural actor led halr and Ireckles black Ford wlth a personal name plate manages class mllllons casanova sun burns easlly ln chorus and band easy to get along wlth Track 1 Projection Club 1 2 4 Football 1 manager 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Blackfrlars 2 3 4 Quartet 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Class Treasurer 4 Yearbook 4 Cafeterla 2 3 4 Honor Society 4 Fire quad 2 3 9' PATRICIA JANE WEILAND Pa 51, 24, Mid' always neat des gns her own clothes mnocent look amlable homework doesnt glve her any trouble beware of her drlvlng Chlnese finger nalls long flowln tresses slncere open house full of wltty ldeas Knock It off' Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Secretary 1 2 R-ed Cross 1 2 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Lacrosse 1 2 4 Blaclctrlars 3 Garnet 3 Senior Play U MJ v--L!'l6'-- BETTY RUTH WIDDOWSON Boots Quiet mghtly letter to Chlna sewlng whlp e d0m9StlC type enjoys housework blg questlomng eyes dalnty hands sausage curls dlmples halls from Rutledge we don t see much of her eye trouble Red Cross 1 4 Switchboard 2 3 Nurses Helper 2 IA ll , , . u n ' S ' i. -: . : '. . , : . : M y7 I 9 Q 5 ll ti! Patti . . . ready -laugh . . . quiet manner . . . excitable . . . H H A 'Aa x ..., 1 ' '.'.4f img PJ. 7 '95 'Y IK ll 4, 1 l ANDREA C WILCOX Andy Con resswoman of 1947 often called the walklng encx clopedla usually seen at heal Of Englxsh table unblased opInIons seldom seen huxrymg SSFIOUS low volce sense of humor talkatlve when you know heI d amatx abIlIty excltable remotely Glee Club 1 2 Homeroom Treasurer 1 Hockey 1 2 Bla kfmars 2 4 Garnet 2 Basketball 2 Chorus 4 Senxor Play ROBERTA ANNE WRIGHT Frlendly smIle ready chuckle has llttle snacks In study hall always helpful Intel ested In spor ts weekend worker Small In statule Lug In heaxt saleslady vely unselflsh good Engllsh student questlons and questlons a sIncere fIIend Have you heaId Basketball 2 3 Hockey 2 3 Senior Play RECENTLY ENROLLED IN THE CLASS OF 1947 ROSEMARY ARGYLE WILLIAM BLAKELY CECILIA BRADBEER JOAN BRINTON RAMSEY BRONK ANNE CHANDLER PETER DE GROOT GEORGE FROEBEL PAUL FURNAS ROBIN HARPER RUTHERI-'ORD HAYES ALAN HUNT CHLOE HUNTINGTON SALLY JAMES CHARLES KEIGHTON JOHN SMITH EX FORTY SEVENERS EBEN LANG CHARLES MEDFORD SALLY O KANE PATRICIA PATMAN JOHN PITTENGER PHILLIP REEVES JEANNE RICHMOND ROBERT RIDDLE JAY SNAPE ROBERT TALLEY GRAEME TAYLOR NIARCIA WALKER DOROTHY WILLIAMS MARY ANN WOOD ANNA WHITSON lf ,Y I . . - . . . 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It A-in WW KW x 5' Q if qi ...ow-f N' 3 'fi 'Vw kv if X A ff' 4,44 f 4' f Nw PROPHECY Mr Oppenlander was rather drscouraged' Here rt was June and only three people showed remote srgns of passrng hrs chemrstry course What kind of a class was thrs anyhow They sat around on therr sacrorlracs never got any place on trme and so far he hadn t found a srngle one who had read The Neu Republrc As he brooded along rn thrs pessrmrstrc manner Len Mygatt breezed rn wrth a plan to rmprove hrs chemrstry grade by showrng a screntrfic vocabulary Mr' Op could you let me have some H20 to pump up my trres and a lrttle O2 to put rn the radiator of my 3alopy Mr Ops savage mrnd snarled but he pur red hrs Get out as polrtely as he could Thrs day had really been too much, especrally srnce hrs C P class had coyly presented hrm wrth a ten year subscrrptron to the Inqurrer However would thrs class turn out Mr Op berng a man of actron and loving genurne concern for the countrys welfare under these pr ospectrve voters rushed rnto hrs lrttle room and slammed the door' Inter rm Three weeks later Mr Oppre emerged from hrs rnner sanctum holdrng an odd lookrng lrttle box He looked qurte bedraggled but rmmensely pleased wrth hrmself Now he could find out the fate of the class' Settrng a lrttle black gadget of the machrne at the ten year mark he projected hrmself a decade rnto the future Awakenrng wrth that famrlrar Sunday mornrng feelrng he vrdeo ed a complete transformatron Hrs classroom was filled wrth old men and he was told that nobody except men wrth doctorates from Harvard dared attempt hrs chemrstry course Slrghtly bewrldered Mr Op went down the escalator to the parkrng lot and climbed rnto hrs space shrp Off he went As he garned speed he was startled to hear a srr en Lookrng down he saw Betty Spencer wavrng her arms wrldly from her lrttle polrce helrcopter Pull over to that cloud bud' and Mr Opre chagrrned obeyed Struck speechless for the frrst last and only trme rn her lrfe Betty forgot only momentarrly her crvrc duty and then handed hrm a trcket Mr Op srghed resrgnedly and headed for the nearest polrce statron He felt much better when he recognrzed the Burgess as Nan Prtman For the sake of Auld Lang Syne she lined hrm only S2 srnce thrs was only hrs fourth offense Much relreved Mr Oppenlander stepped out and into a drugstore A loud splat at the soda fountarn greeted hrm and he looked up to see Wanda Tyler calmly mopprng up the remarns of a strawberry soda Reflectrng wearrly on many a lab table rn a srmrlar state he ambled over to a televrsron booth pressed a few buttons and saw on the screen Len Mygatt drrectrng the posing of some cheesecake shots of Harr ret Grlbert fa photogenrc Mrss rf there ever was one? Deftly Bob Moorhead manrpulated the camera Just then a backdrop was carrred by wrth Wrnnre Rumble busrly puttrng the finrshrng touches on rt Mr Op pushed another button and a small polrce hosprtal appeared where Clorra Qurck was qurcklv extracting bullets from three teachers accused of robbrng a school rn order to keep therr famrlres alrve Mr Oppre was too accustomed to teachrng to be astonrshed at such a crrme and seeing no more famrlrar faces left the booth Out on the street he stopped at Dave Morey s newsstand whrch featured the owner s newest Joke book The Corn rs Creamed and began leafing through a copy of the Ladres Home Journal edrted by Carolyn Morse Hey that grrl on the cover well what d yr know arol Hernze She was wearrng a very rnterestrng troprcrl sarong desrgned bv Charlotte Hobbs The first artrcle was Archbolds Advice to the Amorous rn whrch Wee7re really showed her know how The remarnrng 213 of the '05 pages were devoted to a short resume of Andrea Wrlcoxs latest speech rn Congress Just as he started to read rt hrs attention was drawn to a passrng parade and there perched on a float and surrounded br gayly colored balloons stood Lors Booth the new Nlrss Amerrca batting her five whrte evclashes at the crowd All of a sudden confusron rergned as the unattached end of a coal truck zoomed through the parade sprayrng coal rn all drrectrons It came to a rest at Mr Oppre feet and he read the now famous slogan on rts srde Ram snow harl or sleet Jones trucks are on the street Before takrng off rn hrs space shrp he decrded to refuel and entered the nearest restaurant Lp rushed petrte Lora Blackman who ushered hrnr to a table She chatter ed garlv for a few mrnutes pushed the rukebowr button and dashed off A record soon began to blare Nancy Rrnclrffe s latest hrt -Xtomrc Blond wrth Betty Hartman dorng the vocal Lookrng over the lrst of numb rs Nlr Op sacrrficed a nrckel and lrstened rn pleased astonrshment as Charlre Elston and Brll Nloore pounded the rvorres rn a prano cruet Wir Op drned well and havrng loosened hrs belt several notches sojourned to the srdew alk Star trng up the street he was almost blrnded by a wrndow full of red w rgs He was not sur pr rsed to see that the name of the shop was 'Carter s Crrmson Tr ansfornratrons and fingerrng hrs remarnrng harrs lovrnglv he hurr ed oh' Frfty nme . y Q .I u U . . 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I 1 Y Y I I 1 I 1 , , 1- . v , . 1 1' -1 1 1' 5 1 7 1 ' I . 1 ,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 -G Y Y .Y 5 ' Szrty As he passed Larnevle Hall he saw a large crowd and curious went rn INo wonder there was such a large audience Grnnv Peddeman was concert pranomg all over the place and Patty Paul was przzacatorng Just as furiously Almost deafened by the applause he pushed his way to the sidewalk and hailed a cab A fender bashed taxi screeched to a stop and a voice velled Drsques Take It or Leave It Cab Service Dubrouslx he climbed rn and murmured hopefully Id love to make rt to Brown s Derby In ten seconds flat he found himself 1n fr ont of a neon lighted night club H entered immediately and found manager Stu Br own nragnanrmously handing out orchids to all his favdrte patrons Such diplomacy' A cry of clgahs Crgahrettes' sounded rn his ear and he whirled about to find Katrina Bogardus looking expectantly at him Mr Op gunned and bought a dozen packs of Luckres fafter all he only had three packs lett and the evening was yet young! He was glad to find a rmgsrde table for the floor show was just beginning The first number was an exotic dance bv a nrost energetic grrl whom he found to be Ginny Hay He wondered how she had ever stayed strll long enough to sign her contract At that pornt he heard the str arns of Minka and as the moblle stage drd a flip flop Weston Clar kes band appeared rn 'ull swing W eston was busy doing a hot lick on his clarinet and not untrl five minutes later did he get back to keeping time with hrs foot As the second number began slim fellow with a bow tie stepped up to the mike assumed a Joe Form stance and started to sing rn a romantic croon Several females rmmedrately collapsed whrch caused Mr Op to remmrsce back to those memorable quartet days when Jim Hor nadav got his start The next mor ning Mr Op decided to take a fly through the country srde Soon he spotted Dot Borden who was raising horses and her world famous cows Then he slowed down to watch a baseball game going on below There was a trnkle of glass and an autographed baseball grazed his left ear Why of course Leola Thornton strll slugging away at baseballs He went on, but stopped at the next town to fill up hrs tank Was wollen S169 velled Sam Nowell crawling out from under a helicopter Regular or high test neutr ons Mr Oppre chose the high test and after absorbing a few of Sam s wrttrcrsms he flew off A lrttle to the starboard he saw a back fence and two familiar figures talking as fast as they could over rt Jean Blakrston and Pat that these two new Mrs were discussing the outcome of the world Olympics John and Jane Polk he heard had walked off with every darned honor at the place H also learned that Betty Wrddowson was celebrating her 10th weddlng annrver sary and that Ginny Bott was not far behind celebrating her eighth He decided to run out to the Santa Montrca Beach Club for the afternoon When he enter ed the lobby he saw Beth Huey surrounded by a group of admrr ers flashrng her Pepsodent Qwrth uramumj smile On inquiring he found that she was known far and wide as the most charming hostess a beach club ever had Bernice Bromley strolled by in a striped swim suit with a pekrnese padding along behind Mr Oppenlander immediately donned hrs sun glasses but couldn t help notrcrng Marie Ahtes reclining as of old and watching the world go bv from under a big pink beach umbrella As he looked about Dorrs Black ambled by on the ar ms of two tall dark and handsome life guards Always something doing at the beach' The afternoon passed all too quickly and Mr Oppenlander made plans for an evening rn Philadelphia He decided to go to a play Un the street outside of the theatre a newscast bearing the signature of Hilda Denworth announced that Army coached by Bob McCowan had just finished rts fifth undefeated untred unscored upon season rn a row Noting wrth a start that the newscast had come from the Inquire: he grunted something uncomplrmentary and walked into their offices to see whether they still used two valued orientation The deadline was 14 4 seconds away when Jane Carr movrng soundlessly on ancient sneakers crept rn with a scoop that Lew anguv President of the Loooos Tanguy Bubble Gum Company had succeeded in keeping rts new South Sea Bubble from burst rng Mr Op proceeded to the theatre In the middle of the second act he realized that the actress constantly shedding crocodile tears was Virginia Bagshaw When the curtain had fallen Mr Op had been transformed into a romantic mood and was hardly prepared for the throng of autograph hunters led by Joan Faulkner which trampled him on their wav to the stage door Tsk thought Mr Oppre and armed his space ship homeward The next day he set out for Xvashmgton fearrng that some of hrs 47 class had filtered their way into the capital As he started off their was a mild explosion which startled him so that he dropped the piece of chalk he was Juggling Iohann h yelled What the heck drd you do to thrs thlllgq In sprte of Graham Foster s help vlr Up soon had his rattle trap chuggrng along at a conservative 1500 mrles per hour He landed at a space port on top of the office burldrng of the Consolidated Armed For ces Hopping out he almost tripped over a cor ner stone whrch on closer rnspectron revealed Davrd Shanks name as architect of the building Passing through well designed doors he descended to a floor whose doors were all adorned with large gold letters proclaiming General of the Army Robert Thorbahn' Just then Bob clanked out all five stars radrantlx beaming Mr Op saluted and continued down the hall He entered an office where Marie NIcCandless trim and efficient was taking dictation from a pair of feet extending over the top of a big shiny desk Peering V' ' ' 1 1 1' v - . 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Y .u . f cautlously alound 1ts co1ne1 NI1 Op came face to face Wlth Dave Campbell vlgolously chewmg a c1gar He backed up 1n 3111131156 nea1ly knocklng ovel a stellmg sllver desk slgn 1nla1d w1th l.lbl9S spellmg Dawld Campbell Esqune M A B S PhD 81 COD M1 Op 1et11ed to the hall and wlped hls b1ow Versatlle' he thought lust then a gust of wmd almost blew h1n1 aw IV but on 1ts thlld passage he found lt to be Joan St1eeter delxverlng 1ush messages Fedllng he would get the smffles fl0hl such a draft M1 Oppenlande1 qulchly made hls way to the ground H001 As he was about to leave the blllldlng' h1s gaze fell upon an excellently concelved mural H ma1veled at 1ts beautv and was especlallv pleased to find Evelyn Thompson s name ln the co1ne1 Leavmg 1eluctantlv he ClOSSed the st1eet to anothe1 0fflCC bu1ld1ng The first offxce tu1 ned out to contaln a b11ght smxlmg nu1 se named Jean BIOWH She led h1111 to the waxtmg loom Afte1 Jean w as convlnced that he absolutely would not have hls tonslls lemoved she left lt was th n that he notlced llttle Op seated ln the corner Imme1 das lxmd' exclalmed blg Op when he saw that hxs son was cuttmg plctures out of Seventeen At that pomt there came th1ough the Cl00l of the wa1t1ng room a deep dlplomatlc volce oxdexlng Scalpel nurse He lIlV6Stlg'at6d and found Steve QDGUCQI p1act1cmg hls best ope1at1ng IOODI manne1s Nil Op then proceeded to the second H001 Peexmg th1ough an open doo1 wav he saw Anne Nlegonlgal playlng w1th five dolla1 blll all planes but somehow ma1nta1n1ng her d1gr11ty On he street agam he haxled a dllapldated taxl and asked to be d11ven to a n1ov1e The rattlmg rumbl1ng 1oa11ng 1ock1ng of thls pa1t1cula1 tax1 st1uck a fam1l1a1 note and sure enough the dr1ve1 was R0bb19 Hopson RObbl6 m tu1n was so astonlshed to see N11 Opple that he falled to see a Cdl swlng wlldly a1ound the next co1ne1 I the ensulng c1ash M1 Oppenlande1 dlSCOV6l6d that he had bumped lnto another old acqualntance Jock Homlre Mr Op dlsentangled hlmself gently from the pa1k1ng meter and walked away mumbllng somethlng about 1nert1a and mon1entum A he crossed the stleet he was auested by a blg 1ed 5 and 10 w1th the bannel If lts Wllght s It s Rxght on the doo1 Befo1e Qrltellllg the mov1e next door he got a t1cket f1 om a pleasant CaShl8l named Katheune MacDowell who was sellmg them at top speed Ile was staltled to see that the StdlS of the p1ctu1e NVQIS Van Blerman and Rlta Earn shaw appea11ng 1n Bomgg' The fllSt news1eel flash clalmed that the kmttmg ln started demonst1 atlng how to kn1t m a blg depa1tn1ent St0l6 and wlthln a week all the n1en Wlthln a 100 mxle l3.Cl1l1S had declded they 1eally should learn how 1ts done The next flash Sdld that one of the n1ost 1nte1est1ng cases 111 Judlclal hlSt0ly was about to come to COUlt the Boyce Dav1s case Appa1entlv a ce1ta1n Mlss Ba1ba1a Dav1s and 1 blond named F1 ed Boyce wele caught mldwav between two CIIINQS It seems an Intel pl6t6l named Sue Schellhase tuned 1n a sho1twave length and txanslated some op talk whlch revealed they had stolen the p1es1dent1al space yacht and flown to Mars Bobby llked It so well the1e that she planned to stay but Fxeddy was about to take off to mvestlgate Venus Luckxly they Wele dlscovered befole techmcally commlttmg double lalceny M1 Op d1dn t thlnk lt such a bad Cl lme though and wlshed that he had gone along w1th F1eddy Leavmg the 111ov1e M1 Oppenlande1 was neaxly 1un down by a low flyxng hel1copte1 shaped l1ke a St0lh He thumbed a 11de ln the plnk and blue Mothel s Helpmg Hand Hellcopter and who should greet hlm but Geolge Wa11en explamlng that th1s was h1s own verslon of the old D1 dee Wash and that he was on hlS way to Helen Hoot s house Mr Op walted whlle Geoxge took a la1ge bundle up to the polch of a llttle whlte cottage He caught a gllmpse of Helen su11ounded by th1ee sets of twlns H declded the1e was but one place he would l1ke yet to v1s1t and got G60lg8 to d1op h1m at Swa1thmo1e Hlgh School He wandexed th1u the bulldmg and 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