Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

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But, we feel an even deeper sense of gratitude for the rare under- standing and guidance which has reached beyond the classroom into the spirit of our youth, giving us the hope and determination to succeed in life. We feel honored to have been a part of Swarthmore High School. F0111 ibecbcafion ll t llll 111 u11 llllll tllllUX 1111 1-N 111.1S .1 111 N 11 1 1111 u 111 - It 1111111 11 111 18 11 ll lf llll 111 1114114 lx V11 1 111 dst 112111 l ll s . . 1 N l 111 1 0- 1 1 1 cibecbcafion , 635.1 ' ' 1 . ,fx . . L . wget A gs Q To Mrs Mathews who has been one of our most ardent class supporters and who has not only taught us to respect the SCIIOUS smcerelw dedleate this wearbook Fwe v, Y 7 v ' phases of life, but has shown us what fun it is to be aliveg we 51 I IJIIOR hx Cnun Cll0IllS Acku ASQOLIXTI Llmolc ASSIQTXNT Fmrou BL51xFs5 'Vim xcm SFNIOR Wlilli Lu HISTORX WILL Dlck VIcCra1 PROI Hl-IX 41ll1z11 AICCOFIIIUCIK' folm Clzapman Ac TIXITII s Wlllll I ls l3a1lJa1a CIOSSFf Sanzly 1'0IIl laulme benekc Mary lxnablz l'1frl Sales MHI4L,0l Bowu IIIIIJ C01 YL Sally Alrlfn 1 RT Ralph Parns PIIOTOGRKI HX Harold Ogram TXPING Marjorze Zensen SL1sQrRIPT1oAs Don Fetherolf 117 Q . B nf' Ex, , ,1 Vv i nvi in Vbiz V. , Q . I' A fwf ilf' V W , A ' M31ff-W.3ji': 'AN- ' 7 ' iv ' WEA ', x 1 - 4' , i - ,. . ' . , . , i . 1 . I ' I - I 44 . 1 . V 4 , , , ' w - -w Y 4 ' ' . A 1 .- . A ' .l A' 1 . j , . . ,. ' , Q ' 1 ' ' ' '. ', . 3 1 3 1 ' , - - : , , . . l. . 1 , . 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Q , ' - I I H :N 9 Y ddvisi IT' f I X-1972! 1 . 1, Aj, 15.54 xvbl Q, , sg, Af- - , I X, Ezght 981 CHXRI Es EDWARD ACKFR JR Yearbook editor -tue IIN rare ane gt- good mar ole of the Walhnfrford -fanlf me mher of famous 203 werlou- always has on a sweater one of Ruse Q hase hall moyw IH not ax mele-k a he oolw good Some of humor forever shlfts with IIN nffN n 1 Nxlnoual Honor 501 un n ue Pre-srdenl 7 Nur Book Fd1lormLne-f 8 In m e 1' I I' unel SARAH WI-IEELFR AlDFlN Sa x loves Qpoltx mornmgQ at the lllallllbl Wi wen with Paul alwayg knlttlng But Mlm Blodge tt l cant Qmg 4PC0l1fl a to never ve-ti mad that Bell Telephone QUIUHIFI Chtmwtrv trouble-Q on Wlonelay Ill0l'l1ll'lgI juat cant walt t1l tu weekend make clothu hy the fl07f'Il lv ve- wut hav axtmma Somewhere mer tho Ramhow a wonderful frwnel ee 1 e vxllx or N eruoare 'S C -as eretury 2 so ne mx n e ax eo Yvnruo e 517 f5..,.1, :,v,eQbc JANE HOW XRD AI LFXI ae x eu rst ll Pr: Qlde nt of Honor SOClk'ly fun to wr h 'llama-' and New Jvrsu iummefre lovee to Qle-wp, Pope-clallv lll Q P c NN frlelndly smile green Qtatlon wagon The bells Qllly Streaks walks off with all top honorb Woulflnt that he fun goa le- mtere-Qt ln a future Annapolla ,Io l lt x ar I e a :rouse am .1 nl F I l P l t l Nenlor Hn h Cabinet 3 Treasur r 1 e- 1 tv 4 I fla Tre-asure-r Y Home-room Pllf Iv MM WZ 7 EI IIABLIH ANN BAGBY Recruit from 'Nlorton alm nt on 'llondayw little' cheerleader What happt ned to John' lhrough A Long And Sleepless Nnght always txred ln school oe- he love- me ' a heart of B01 po-se-sor of a silver foothall l Lan Dream fan! l' full of pep rom a lonlf me o agn 'lie ella and 5H5 football argument- mv, ex avi lh rl ulerll CH ARI F9 ROBERT BARR Red-. take- after brother mlstry at football camp basketball ace Chuggtr Harry s boy hates gxrlsl 'J mam stay of football team scratches back excellent student good natured venerous 'Vlr Hofmann and the Phlllles ohaaa Football 'tlana er Y 2 1 Basketball 2 yummy 3 4 Ba eball Kar tty 2 2 4 Lm el Cmrltles 4 Ntutlmntl-'wultx nmnuttee 3 ar tty I Netretarx Garnet S Ilu nu s Xlmager I PAU LINE ELIZABETH BENEKE ee last of Benekes the actress of the vang cat lover always late welcomes the mallman loves to dance artlstlc abxllty plus school splrlt mmd of her own peppy cheerleader a real student lmpersonatlons of Qnake Plt sports fvery act1v1ty comes from a housf ful fmbarrassfs easlly blessed wlth curls More fun sketball 1 Z Yarsltx 'l tr D rc Wars Cheerleader5 4 Blatkfrxar 2 3 X1tePresuIent 4 Lhorus2 3 4 kssouate Ltlttor oi Yearbook -I Swltr-hboanl 3 Garnet 1 2 3 Rell Cross Club 1 2 Homernom Qerretarw 1 2 Glen: Club 1 2 iw' WWW It WHITWORTH FONTAINF BIRD JR Blade consclentlous GHIHFI ftlll0l' sharp dresser loves to argue a lme a mlle long one of 'Nlr Opps opponents Blrdle football man 'Vlrs Mathews pal actlve worker Hallo Bean Upper Darby Intramural hend Trlad company ready to smg anytime welght llfter Peltz what a tlI'lVPI'l good friend rnet 2 3 Edltorm Clnef -I Football 2 Iarslts 3 1 C R l-. Drl Dnrettor t lubllc llclatxons 3 'Imtk 2 3 Platkfrmrs 2 3 'Warsrty Club 3 wbrvlbq X 3,39 MARGOT BOWIE 'Vlarg sparkling personallty U1 of UaJ cnerg p us ambltlous frank psychological reasonlnv always smtlmg understandmg Colorado lover frlendly soprano soloxst a one man gal large collcctxon of Jewelry lfootballs, etc! Lets go to Carries Art you mad? loves to dance onus 2 l H u 1 V 3 I Basketball 3 Lacrosse l Xlom o earbook 4 barntt I 4 vtmhbuanl 3 R11 Cross Club 5 enmr ax Stnlor Ba LuLlm1rn1an :I Deunatlon Commlttec m0!wwtl4Mf Nme . JJ- 1 H. I.. V., , 1, . ' t .... 5 . . . . . . . - . . H .. . . . ,D . . . . . . . . . . . - 2 L..-. : -- . , z 'S 's' : I- 'I I Q - -r I' C ' : V s'j Cltb 3. I- I' Ig 1. s' -s. 1. . H . . . . . . l . ut. l U . . . . . . .ln ' C6 7? i H Ba . ', A ., I: I.a:oss, 1, 2, Varsity' 3, lg Hwkey 1, 2, 3, ' 'ity -I: . , r if f Q 'i ,Ut e ,I , . tt -Q .x . Q i . , . . . . ., . . . 1 . l . . . . 44 - - vs V v - i It w - - Y , . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . H -. 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T 611, ROBERT HUNTINGTON BRADFORD ' IC Bradford and Houtz tennis ace Put somethlnf' D in the pot, boy always being kldded Pudgy good natured promising pitcher little brown Jug trick knee consclentlous worker sincere friend sergeant of arms that haircut What kllls me a m1ll1on nicknames You dont lull me ewryones friend the 400 club l-uJlh1lll 2 3 Varsity I Bascl1allYarslty 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 XHTSIIY 4 rc uul mrhonk 1 no my xrsi Fu 1 Intmml s F' 3 4 Lacrosse LEOTIA MARY CARROLL New thls year from Chester got acquainted qulckly wlth the boys loves the football team whiz in English always wlth Delores suprlse package qulet but sly keeps her men under cover candy txckllsh lunchtlme student voice like Sarah Vaughn got the cutest personality Intramural I Red Cross Club 4 JOHN' DWIGHT CHAPMAN Broad grin very musically lncllned goes out of Swarthmore for dates seen wlth Larry frlend to everyone talkatlve hard worker will always help a distressed person, especially lf 1ts a wir many different hats good boxer class treasurer loyal band member mtramural standout keyboard ace udden laugh nkfrmrs 'l I 1 Bnnill '7 'I it-rgeant ol Arms 4 Fire Sql s H nrluok 4 Q1-nmr Plax Dznlu Bmnnl 'S 1 Nenlur Plnv Business Chalrmwn 4 Intramurals 3 JOYCE PATRICIA COBOTS Petite peppy cheerleader wild woman dr1ver loyal Confederate clothes, clothes, and more clothes You Shorty a way wlth the men Cape May summers south for college bobblng walk terrlfic partles But I cant get lnto that parklng space a headed Uulllble Junior Red Cross Club 1 Secretary 2- Art Club 1' Homeroorn Secretary 1, 2' Chorus 3, ' Cheerleader 2, 3, Captain 4- Garnet 43 Nurse's Assistant 3- Intramurals 2 3 4- Switchboard 5 ' rum Club 3g Projevlinn Cllb lg Clee Club . JOSEPH BENARD COLAMECO Meco from Luna keeps the boys amused before 815 those Yanks happy go lucky splrlt of mtramurals clown library troubles never notices glrls busy on Saturday'- bulldmg houses always glvmg somebody a hard ttme a laugh anytlme Clubl nr1mur-us 'B 1 Footballl Basketbal l Qvtltclxboan C ton txlutmn fumnnllee l WARREN BARRINGTON COLEMAN One of the college boys Man, Im gonna go hot thls year night rldms with the boys srlent lover Blackfnars hard sleeper always ready to hear a Joke Bojangles hard Cabmet worker those halrcuts 'Nlr lnslde all round guy lllackfrlarsl 3 8 Qtutlent Faqultw Cumlmttee -I Cahmet2 3 4 Fire Squanll 2 3 -I. .rrsntv Klub 3 4 a Ca am B s P ball l Kar ltv l Foot a Yarsrty n x a 1 ltamra-1 2 'S 1 Lacrosse MARY DENN CORSE Full of fun contaglous laugh cute vrvaclous qulck sense of humor has her moods wlnnlng ways dancmg eyes proud possessor of a gold football Ocean Clty summers talkatlve W and L weekends anxlously awaits postman Im a no gonna say sharp dresser Ya dumb cluck Red Cruss Club l 2 3 Hunlerrnom Treasurer l 2 Hockey 2 3 4 Lacrosse l 2 'S Garnet 4 Yearbook 4 C eerlearler 1 Itramurals l 2 3 4 Glee Club I Nlonxtor 4 -K Club 1 2 fu--aiu ' 3 ra 5, THELMA JANET CRAIG Perpetual smtle and grggle Mortomte those older men her uncles oat yodeler carrles a pocketbook practlcal photogenlc chemrstry problems double dates wlth Marjorre Lover cute face Projertmn Club l f-4 rn 'S Prnulel! 4 Umtenl Chan les In rm murals l, 2, 3 4. Eleven Twelve MARGARET EUNICE CROCO It u 1 good fru ml m tctrous glggll I'llllSlCdlly mclmecl 0 s of clothes hkes to swim can hardly wart to o to college sophrstrcated gorgeous blond harr When I gt uf m Uomg to excellent brrdge player fun to be wlth chemlstry student artlstlc ablllty one of Herr s German III glrls NIH l I I I I In W ll I CC ll l0rllq 1 1 N 11111 D111-4 r X11 Club 3 Forum Club the aw M5 - QMMVL ELEAlN OR BARBARA CROSSET Barby star athlete scads of clothes cute figure mdependent dangerous flngernaxls Rrdley Creek Road Clair and Barby a way wlth the men sledding partles oy Scout shoes personalrty summer romances natural curls Ill never tell argumentatlve that Crosset walk hockey taptam green eyes full of pep 11 e 2 Bam 2 'i 1 Scnlor Plas I Ntu1lcntFa1ulty o lull:-11 ROBERT LFWI9 CROWTHER Wlutey ex Yeadon boy does not take after brothers shyl9J great basketball player Johnny Rauch II Yankee an first rate artist well liked travels wlth Ralph Park math student terrific baseball player plans to go to Penn Qtate mrght learn to drlve a motor scooter everlastmg frrend Lldl r 1 1 1 1- 1 Fnotba 3 Footbrl 'Nh11:1 er re ll I C AROLINE ANHN DEFURIA Larru always has an open house beautnful clothes umlrscovered talent fmath that lS7?J watch out for that temper Let me tell you about that tlme rn Venlce has fits of laughter w1th Corse couldnt have a slumber party wxthout her uet dat beeznuss male troubles good alto vo1ce shell do anythmg for anybody never wrthout her techmcolor glasses s tr .1 11r1 11 s ne Clee Cu 11 ru Sv11!rl1bu'1n l Nlo111tnr Cl1.11rn1.111 1 Senior Ball Co Cl1'11n111n of mlm form X112-we-11 qs'-la'-f Eftiflffa rrafw l'lff ' . . . . . . 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'A ' . l 2. fl. 5 ' , ' 1: ' - .4 z liven 1 ' 11 I nittn-12 -l. s- 1 - . - Q 7 ., N , x Q L RAYMOIND KEENAN DENWORTH JR Known as Bean Beau, and Sport Lablnet presldent orator of note future lawyer a conservative from way back one of the boys vets a bang out of hfe would dle for has 39 Bulck leave rt tlll the last mmute a leader Beulah Swarthmore s distance man ln track a knack for getting nn trouble Wm me go out wlth girls? Na, never' Well hked by everyone .uk l 11 r 1: ru 1 et 1 esnlent Z N lrsllv Club 'i ro et mn u1 no n on 1 u u 1 nur .11 F re N um IQ5 WALTER BLNTOIN DIf'KINbON One of the boys loves to dance true ffltllll alnmplul chm loyal Chorus member frlendly football favorlte wlth ans lngleneuk full of fun neat dresser dreams of North Larohna hard Qabmet worker Jltterbug always busy Walt everyones buddy perpetually Wllllllg to le p H1 Captaln 1 rxlty nu 1.1 r A 1 tm .1 Q. lu or n ran u nw ox u 111 l Murboo JOAN CATHERINE PAIRBABKQ Friendly short and cute follows the crowd Ou an City summers gulhble lxttle brother and slster troubles loves to read long lashes one of the gang at the shore never on time easy to tease marks wlthout a hck of work Buffalo accent hard worker blg brown eyes our hrst brlde bunct 1 runs J tt ross 4 u ll :ur s .l ERYL FAULKN ER Jerry everybodys friend generous laugh provoker parties galore a finger ln every pre blushes C8Slly car troubles memorable summers ln the Poconos energetlc tenni- trophles sympathetic athletic Lets have a celebration faithful Elmer edltor card shark mkey l s 11 st 'S Ca B :L ub 1 1 a rmr 3 l Xenrboo lr! l'lll1 nn ulnml at Q an Uh? HS'-f Thzrteen T 4 , . . . . ' - - ' ' . . . D I . . . I I ' ' ' L5 79 ,- . . .. , . ' Tr' - , hlrwily 2. 3. 1: Bla -kf ialr- 2. 3. l: Cl 1 an 4: Cul in 2. Pr-sitlelll -I: Cla-- Pr I ' g 1 ' 1' I .. -I: P j -t' Cl I 1: Ral' Cl b 3: F tlall 2. 3: lh Cl.-1' Cl l 1. 3, I: C. VX. R. E. 2. 3: Se '1 l'l-V 1: i Sq I L 4- Y - A . - M . J . , . . . . . l . I I tt - - -1 Tmfk Nu ' ' 3, I: l xl-ll 1, 2. 3. Xa-fl, lg l.u: ssc Y-rsily 1, 2: Fir' Sq ul l. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3. lg Garnet 2. 3, Busim-ss Xlalmger lg Cabinet l'nl1lieily Ilin-1-lor 45 Nlouil ,lg l t 1 nl 1. 2, 3, lg li js' Ulf- Cl l 2, Il, 1 k 4. T 1 T ' ' 3. lg Hlurkf ', -lg R-l C l, 3: Clfe Cl l1 1, 2: nrall al: 1, 2, Ii, rl. sa as 1 - 1 A ll : ' , 2, 3. larity -lg Lacr l. 2, Varsity ., ptain lg asketball 2, Varsity 3, 4g Gl-- Cl l, 23 Rr-tl Cross Clnlu 1. 3: Xl' niur -lg Bl-vkl s 3, lg Garnet 1, 2, V C V k 4: . , 1 lg Cub' 'l C 4lt'- 2. Fourteen DONALD MARKHAM F ETHEROLF Feddy Hop the bug tackle for the Garnet a Chorus man can express hlmself vlolently at tlmes noted for hls flashy ties has a tremendous laugh Gene Krupa the second ow he can gun the green Oldsmobile dependable always full of pep has women troubles Footlmlll 2 Varsity 3 4 Track Warsntyl 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 Chorus 3 Vice President 4 Varsity Club 3 Treasurer 4 Blaclrfrlars 2 3 4 Radio Club 3 standards Committee 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 Dance Band 3 4 Orchestra 1 Frrc Squad 2 3 Floor Captaln 4 Bova Glee Club 2 3 4 f' G 5 gf CHARLES WILLIAM FISCHER F isch neat dresser Casanova cute smile plays the field Dickinson Avenue boy good dancer provocative dimple Rose Tree Races determined pole vaulter naturally allergic to school work sarcastic good looking 'lrack Vanuty '7 3 Vue Presulr-nt Combined Charities 4 Flre Squad l 4 Cabmet 4 'Uh 1-SS, :Cut HENRY CRAWFORD FORD JR Peltzkopf fskm headl Asslstant Editor of Garnet hard worker retlcent slowest man on earth one of the boys who keeps his love life a deep, dark secret finally outgrew 'Stubs looks gentle, but his foul ideas are second to none perpetual frud wlth McCormack an lndlvxdualxst future doctor Sandy Honor Sou:-ty 3 hte Prenultnt 4 Fire Squad 2 3 Fire Chief 4 Garnet Assistant Ldrtor 4 Blackfnara 3 4 Chorus2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 Yarslty 4 Basketball 2 3 Varsity 4 lacrosse Varsltv l Z 4 Yearbook 4 W cQ5 f' all CLARENCE CHRISTIAN FRANCK .IR Mean trumpet player green Bulck llttle brother troubles a frlendly mad dashes home at noon Ocean Clty summers shy? loves to talk dlstlnctlve laugh keeps band together long strides peppy dancer boat enthusiast F ctball l 2 lland l 3 Lag tam 1, Orchestra l 2 3 4 Class V1cePres1dcut 4 he Squal l 2 3 -l Yearbook 4 Lerossel 2 3 -l Senior Play 4 Dlatnct Orchestra B 1 63 'lv sy l l F as 91 ' ' . . . . . . . . . h , . 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I MARVIN JAY FREED Keeps homeroom stlrrlng Blll d1d you do your German basketball ace talkatlve green Dodge dlfferent Joke every ay commutes from Chester glVCS MISS Armstrong plenty of trouble known and hked by everyone Volleyball 3 4 Basketball 2 Yarslty 3 4 Bte1m Football 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 Umted Charities 4 Xarsxty Club 3 4 PATRICIA GILES Interested In everythmg and everyone frult salads as lots of frlends, all ages argumentatlve smcere full of Jokes mmd for detalls a whlz w1th a needle Rhode Island bleach ln her hair good natured oh, that curtsy photogenlc Glee Club 2 Band 1 2 Red Cross 3 4 Glrls Shop 2 3 Art Club 4 Intramurns 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Lacrosse 2 3 Garnet 4 Basketball Manager 4 SARAH JANE HAWK A h1Ck from the stlcks Medla mterests 5 2V ', and proud of the half full of pep French student Das Zlmmer ISI gross und hell 8 34 arrlvals a wlcked drlver mlssed the traln Blology C n I have a lute? Do you have a t1ssue'7 nalve about balloons' Hawkle Blackfrnrs 3 4 Garnet 3 4 Red Cross Clubl 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Hoekeyl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Intramurals 4 Laerusse 1 2 3 4 Momtor 4 Swltchboard 4 Glee Club Z EDITH WHITMAN HAY Cute and peppy sly remarks loves to argue surrounded by sisters and brothers d1StlIlCtlV6 way of speakmg beautrful blg brown eyes v1vac1ous camp counsellor at Hagan Hay Ransburg gay moods Cablnet Secretary falthful Blackfrlar frlendly Yeah Hockey 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Latrosse 1 '1 3 4 Blackfrlars 2 4 Treasurer 3 Garnet 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Red Cross Llub 'i Cablnet Secretary 4 Art Club 2 Natlonul Honor Socrety 4 Glee Club 2 Fzfteen I .. ... . 7 d ,:- . ,: ,,3.1z : ,. ... ,,: ,.: 2,5 9 - . . .. , , 4. - - ,, G . . . H . '79 ' AS ' 66 ... a ' ' 66 '59 - ,Q ,rs ,,: ,:' ' z : '- ' ' ' GL 79 ' 64 7! , ,-,,: '-.-.4 '- ,-,,: ,, 5 z .,: -: : 5 ' , g . I . Sixteen VIVIAN DEI ORlb HERNDON lamp Deerwood bee, I love Mlantlc City Albert Swarthmore College L P orator always in the cage fgoahe tiat Isl likes btudebakers lots of clothes plenty of spirit supporter of football te am nothing she wouldnt do ee can sew good now old standhy everyone s good friend x 1 1 3 e Cru HAROLD MERCLR JOHNS1 OIN leewu 126 pounds of dynamite Have vou seen lst ur covers second base first year at foothall and what a sear pinned bhelhy onv and exciting trips to Florida ets have a cup of coffee bought the booths in Michaels one of the Cobras delayed action shots tease great Joker ln C P famous for the story about the three chlckr ns greatest friend anxone could have o 1 uae 3 Car win BARRY M ALLEOD JONES Westtown Ace tall dark, and handsome star basketball player lady killer summers at qtone Harbor real Casanova hates to walk to sclool never lets the truth interfere with a ood story lmitator Barry Carlos Bromerlo ECllPIl13l'l3. Cana lll00Cl1l0 dePoppala Jones life of any party wonderful friend . . . tease. asketla g It ' : .Mit-moarl : .1-' - 3 'e I e. MARY KRABB Ene-rffy plus . . . willing to help . . . As 'fa ore . . . i'Dont get gpastie' . . . crazy driver of a Chevvie station wagon . . . Don be a party pooper . . . those sweet innocent W! song . . . Oh father . . . xinginlf and acting come naturally . . . neat dresser . . . ardent horse lover . . . never runs out of 'okes . . . summers at cam . J P ' -. I, - .4 t sv . L. -, : n ramurns , , 4' Black rizirs ' ' '-as re' eg Imris L, 'V' '-l I. : -4 1' 1, 2, 3' Senior Play 4' Garnet 45 Yearm Kssistunl lfnlilur -I: fllee lun . Lf: , ninr 'aye cue' 5: C nllnittq-my Chairman .L ARNOLD IENIORD LAMPERT flhester ALA Libby alwavs wants fun le ft handed hoo shot artist mormng newspaper xlf'dl3 hater pitcher hard worker Lets go to Allentown baturday nwh par ll eulhble Valley Forge boy loyal to Lobras eats famou two lunches blmd dates galore Une' xou a shot ln the e e get your programs 'Hvball ' 'I e nl C 1 L Nqual Cloru mural 4 Forum flub 3 CAROL JFAN IIVINIFSTON l Bangs artist of the class slow and easy Home' reads smle A from 'lllss Bradficld reserved always pleasant mam younfer brothers and sisters pelachcs and cream complexlon sxort subtle' se-nse of humor Urvat creatlve- ablhts rumurnl 1 lm-1-x rt C ub e ue ok ANNL LFWlb ILKENS a has a hard tlme making up her mmd naturally curly hanr good loolelnv clothes sympathetic hstener euxet lilllllttlllll I always wlllmg, to lend a helping hand lenefthy phone' calls passion for CIIPWIIIU gum models figure' seen wxth tall me-n uekey 1 sl x aero-sw as ol .1 r 1 La am .nmol 'S ecretary Trea-murer I Reel Lross Club l 3 be Lub 7 Class Ne-ere' x nell Hnmeroom ecretlry 1, H 'a'5 MILDRED GRACE 'VI XGEE Mlm: Lute' sly sense- of humor unelxpe-cted re-marle reliable- unny glgge beautiful complexion Duck Club rosy cheeks avid fan of colle-we sports seemingly qulet manner enthusxastlc wonderful frxcnd Wllllllf' to lelp works hard as hockey manager baby sitter even tempered e Lross Klub 1 mm -4 e u .1 rm Pm ee 1 llub l Yearbook 4 Seventeen . . . 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' ,rs ww We f e - s L f lie-l ' I 3, lg Int 'al 'nl 2, IS, lg Her 'lc -1 Klan' ge-r -lg C11 'l lg ' -l un Eighteen ALIREIJ SHELBY MARTIIN Nhelhv srort wonderful von: mte re ste d Ill ears good lookln keeps Mr Mathews worrymg Lower Merton memorxes ret CllPVVlf Charlre s wrll talk phllosophy any trme Martin walk Ewm lo 4 uof own typ: of haskrtball that laugh easy UOIII4' 1 I met ft mmltle .1 r AR'l Ill lx IAI L Me CORMACK r o t of thx lrlat o s tl wool lll mat driver Rrrllo unpredlctabe sense of humor H y ean let your clammy me at hooks off me loyal frnnd prefer hlonrls hard worker Hot Rod Nlcfsormaek relay man terrific tease uk rs: x to s 4 uoru ns m 4 Barre 4 ivutslllroan I Ymrhuu mor l .lx 4 u e RICHARD SMITH MeCRAt Nurs keep the school runnlng, pr: :dent of class of Cofaptaln of great football team attlve member of Cabinet gots to 0 trme for women la Ilttle that rsj small but powerful perpetual hard time from Arthur excellent speaker good lacrosse man Llttle General sincere success ollnll 2 X1 'I LoL.xpt.nn 4 Latrosse Lu: 1 5 -I Mana er 2 Orchestra ml 3 l Class Presn mor wx e rmo X urslu Fluh 'I I N1t1onnl Honnr Sm-lets 66 W U 51?-YY 'zfff ALFRED DEWITT MLGILBLRRY II Cool NOCBllNl famous for slang expresslons I always see Xmbrose alone wellllked and frlendly football ace keen stl1S8 of responslblllty captain of those famous Cobras energetlc member of Cabinet Youre pretty, Miss Batten dlstmctlve walk l mean to say smooth with the women une! 2 mn Bane 1 Fire Squat -I Boys ee ub 2 3 oyuuou uh ear ook .rs tl 1.1 rat arsr x Foo a 1 I nl I Il nl 5 I' WILLIAM DONALD MCGLATHERY Shufflmg walk hard worker at football good spmt comes from Medla Lacrosse enthusiast .Iumor glrl mterests queer halrcuts cafeteria worker shnrt sleeves always rolled up loves to talk rmpulsxve takes l1fe easy gullible short basketball What do ya mean? found wanderlng ln a s after school always ready to laugh at a yoke otball l 'I ars tv as etball 3 Ya 4 Frre S ua Ral C WILLIAM DUIN LAP MCHENRY 'N ac blg blond and good lookm Football CoCapta1n Ocean Cnty summers The Iceman wont glve the glrs A bre ak Fer gosh sakes worlds longest legs shy wlt lacrosse man from way back blushes easily Mlss Barten you scare me V1cePres1dent of Varsity Club German troubles vball I a l e P e :del a3AM,'4' ru efw 1,-21, ffiss' ISADORE OCONNER COI EMAN MOORE All kmds of names fantastlc tales Wlr Watkins fI'18Iltl Guess who I met last mght fancy clothes Hucklebuck ,rows a beard 1 Aw Coach put me ln Do you want to hear a Joke? plenty of gxrls romance ln Chester glve you the shirt off hls back good sport Projection Club 3 Art Il b 2 Football Cvusj A-w WILLIAM CADMAN MORROW Been around good ldeas hand pamted necktles easy omg green Cadlllac s ready w1t always plannmg a laugh any tlme trlps w1th Peewee wont grve glrls a tumble MQQQZCJV-7 fwf- Nineteen gr l . ... . ... hll: Fo , ., Y il 1: B k 3 Lat-ros-e 1, ' rsity 3, : ' q d 3, 4: llunu-room Treasurer l. 33 Yarsitp Club I3 Intramurals I. 3, 43 tio lub 3. I II . . . ' , , ' g . . . - ' - 44 ss 1 - - , i ta va Q - . . . . . . D V . . . . . . 4 . H . . . . . . . , Q ,, . . . Football I, 2. Varsity 3, Cu-Captain 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Varsity 43 Lacrosse Varsity 1, 2, 3, 43 Fire Squad 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 13 Holuerunm Vice-President 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Iollc, ' f, 43 V rsity Cltb 3, Viv - r S' lt 4. . - V ' L -- x , 1 HIM - I 1 4 . o u u I s s u A u . I I G6 ' 91 L5 77 U ...nz-ps1'.'n , -sf-.in . ,, . . . ' ' 2, 3 , In '3 A 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. . 'L f 1 g' ' ...hy... ' . . . , . . 5 . t + U , Twenty AUCUSTINL FRANCIS STEVENQON DAVID MUSANTE fee capable student born 100 years too late admlres -ur s erazy about guns Rose Tree farmer lmaglnatlve s ense' of humor quiet Camera fiend longest and most complicate el name ln the claw responslble- wlld west goes huntlng sclontlfic good cltlzen of tomorrow Club 2 ur I Intra als 2 HAROLD OGRAM .IR 6 5 M an 0 off 619!j7 a new var future banker plcture WOTYIPN oboe' and sax player Oh, come on Mr 'Nlathe-ws, have a he r plenty of .Iumor Hlgh admlrers Dont blame that on me do anything for anybody Well Ill thlnk about lt loyal Baud 4 fre-.msurerl 2 3 Orthvlral 2 3 Blaekfrurs 3 4 Garnet 4 Yearbook -I rc Squad 2 3 4 n am rals l 2 3 e and 1 4 Boy Glee u ELAINE CAROLYN PARCELLS 111-lllN from Parkside tall and slxm loves steak Ocean Cnty summe rs more '-teak qlllf'tf9J brave physlcs student look at my haxr hkes to travel QWIIIHTIIIIQ frequent lrlps to WIRIIIH dancmg frlend of Herrs Have you seen ve fond of ammal-, e-speclally cats colleve ambltlons mcere e le ilu I1 ll u an s I Baskd 1 Sh RALPH SHAPPEE PARK JR Leos rlght hand man one of the boys woman hater arks and Whltey born mth a baseball ln hrs hand former member of Qobras Vlss Barre-ns favorite pupll one of the Brooklyn Bums cute lrttle slster good egg nel l se- 1.1 -X C up I 2 Basketball 3 I-'Ire Squad 4 nn xnnrllsl 7 3 1 Q 1 . - ,jl'...' J ' ' ...hy s J . . . l' . . . , ' . . . , Art , , ,lg Chr-ss Cl I . 2: 'mur , 3, L w. , ' , I . - .. . f ' .5 -... ,- ls.r : 1 at ... . . . 5 H . 9. . 5, . . ... . . . , . . . . Fi , , g I tr u , . V 43 Dane- B , 2, 3, 3 s' CI b 2, 3, 43 Honor Susie-ty I. , .H . . . 'U - ..v. . .. . . . . I . 1 I . . . , M Oli? ... 'QQ-'Y ,, s' ', lie-I C rss I lx 1, 1115, el: I tam rl' l, 2, 3, g ,--lall 23 op 1, 2. I' Q ' . . . ' ' . . . lla , 2, 35 Ba l'll 2, 3. 'Ig .rl ll , 'g 1, ' 5 ' gl! - QAMUEI RALPH PARRIQ Rathtr quiet as smart a tluy coma intramural man my boy Beck likes to fiddle ln Chemistry always trying to vet Park and hlm stralght good worker Burly wlllmg to help knows what he lS talkmg about sctentlflc mlnd easy to ve along with hked by everyone draws llke mad Projection Club I Art Club 2 3 lf Rvlto Club 3 Ftre Squad l Intramurals 1 l Yearbook krt Editor l MARI AN MCCAHAN RANSBURG Rugged lndtvlduallst Open the wlndow frlendly as they come famous mlddle name congenlal sllly streaks long blond curls strange aversion to hotdogs and candy bars camp counsellor terrlfic alto ln chorus even lf she does smg soprano e tam of the K O V Lkey 1 2 3 nramu l moss ae rum Cam tary 2 3 4 Food Selling and Ticket Committee Co Chairman 3 4 Yearbook 1 Senior Play 4 JULIANE RICHARDSON Hurrtes everywhere naturally curly halr Buck H111 summers hockey lover Home Ec student Guess where lm goln hls weekendw sure of her college Knabb Rlchardson smcer: every weekend, somethmg new Penn Qtate and Delaware nlghtly letters ,lulle exottc Ideas Oh Greta ockev 3 l asketball 3 latru se 3 uramurals l 2 Re Cross Presu1ent3 Forum Club 3 President 4 Food Selling Committee Co Chairman 4 Clee Club l bmtcltboanl 3 4 Homeroom Treasurer 3 DOLORES MARTHA ROLTH Dolores artlstlc semor arrlval excltlng older men frlendly Montgomery County Day Qchool Phlldalphla com muter radiates happlness Oh, swell fourth year Latm hraln flatr for muslc future teacher sparklmg personalxtv ICC skates Sarah Bernllardt ll beautiful complexion sensr of humor The VOICCU Real Cross I qenlor Play l Chorus 4 Twenty one t 4 c ' l . - . -' -f 5 ' , ' . . . l ' . . . 1 tt , vv - - - ' t . . . , , . . . . U y . . ,S ., . . w . . . c l G . . . l g ' . . . c U I t Y ' ' 1 , . . . : - ' , 3 ' ' 9 - . L. 3. -I: . . . . N . -. . . . . l l Y, l . . l . . . ap - i tt Cv- Ho' ' , ', , 45 I t ra s 2. 3, 'lg La 'r Je 1, 2, 3, 43 Bl 'kf 'z . 3, 43 I el 2, 3, 4g Chorus 2, 3, 45 Red Cross Club 2, 33 Glee Club 2: Art Club 3g Homeroom Sevre- ' , , 2 ' ' ' - ' ' , : A: - ' - tt v - U . . . . . . . . . . . , D . .. . , is ' U . . ' ,H v , . . . . . . . . . . . . , . H 1 , - 4 B' 3 ,' - s' g I t - , , 4g d 1, 2, 4. ' 4 , : -7 ' A - ' ' : 1 , 2: ' ' 4' S6 'H I ' ' Twenty two FREDLRICK CARI SALES l'a1thful band me-mhear can usually be found m the middle a hot de mat squarv toe d shoes tuba playe-r neat dre-sse-r Rutledge unforgettable gall crazy lauvh Isnt afrald of girls frtenel of Opplea lots of HCIIVIIIPQ always Wllllllg to gnc- a helping land talkative Yearbook business nel e e r I Dlstne. Bane an Club 2 Projection C In enrlmok Buuue-tw Nlanage-r 1 N mehr llaw 1 :lo un re- euae 4 Inlramura Ilmrv lhne BARBARA CLAIRE. SCHOII llalr neat dresser tts those blue eye that get them cellar parties horse woman considerate- frle-nd loves to swim Carman student l just know youll got an A Clair and ht h V0lCf' pe rpeftual worrler pe rsonallty plus ll0l11fQlll Whores Lrosset' Rose Tree- fafmer under-.tandlng one of the color guard sense of humor e e oe rw e u e n 1 4 .truer l llennvroonx Neeruturx l He me-room hoe Pru-tele-nt 1 blee Club 7 Yr-arlmnk -I LOUI9 FRANK SHARPE 0 B 'Vlr Opp l wus to stress this pomt one of the Chester boys df-pendable' always eager to help ambltlou te rrlhc school splrlt ong halr Youll buy a button for ealnnet wont you' loyal pal 'Nlarx explains tht- theory as ff ne rous basketball fie nd urn e e ur en un ll 7 f re frlmull u or OLIVE LLNICE DFPASS NMITH 'Nlona Llsa smile- soft spoke-n lllllf'l only ln school good frle-nel generous Chlne-se' fingelrnalls shoes and more -hoes all eo ors weaakne-ss for anythmg gre-rn big brown eyes lows dogs out of town mte-rests worrlvs about hear halr Wfltef o ong letter- llkes to swnn and elanov eommutvs from Parkside e a nm 1 'I n Qwllehlun e XI enter I harbnn A J t L ' ' . . . - ' ' ' ' 1 of x i a s Q ' . 1 I n E v 0 u ' - ' ' -Q Ba l. 2. 3, -1: 0r'h'1t a 2, 3. g I ' l 4: . : ' ' ,lll 1: Y - . .' - . . 1 g fe- ' ' 1' : Ra l' Cl l 3: Fi S1 l 3, 1 li l, 2. fl, 1: 1 . . l 4. 1 A 4 J Y . 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JOHN WALLACE QNAPE food looking we ts glrls a dime a fozen telrlhc lacrosse player good student loads of partles natural athlett 1 s a long way to Parkslde ICP skater scads of clothes frlend of Coach blg Chrysler never worrles football mjurles Football 3 Narsltv 4 Latrosse Xarsltx 1 2 3 4 Yarsltv Club 4 Basketball 2 Home room Xue President l 2 ltnmurals 1 2 'i ure ua: Senmr law Proj:-rtlon Club l Yearbook 4 STFPHEN HOPKINS SN OW Addressed by last name friendly collects Ridgewood slgns car known as Swarthmore Express gets average of three letters a day susceptible to polson lvy ,loe Stelfy of Swarthmore jumps at name of Carol s y trxes hard at fverythlng Tte As are ot uotball Z 3 Warslty I sehall 2 .us re tu 1 Xara: ur lamrm-me l Homtroom Treasurer 1 Pmjutlon Club 1 Intramurals 1 '7 3 4 JOHN WILFRED QTEINFEID A staunch cog ln the Blackfrlar vsheel We el But Mr Hoff those famous football game tuba duets Independent long detalled explanatlons Howdy The Cynlc orlglnal strlde first one to spot hls cllches, gets a nlckel hell dle wlth hls boots Co ahead Loule, tell them never does hls homework skeleton keys nd 1 2 rc at nars In ramura s eu or llaw 4 Dame Baml Z 3 4 Bovs blee Club Z 3 1 Frre qquaml-1 ALVAH WOOD STUART JR Nick mldget Cadlllac loves to cllmb trees Vassar Avenue hoodlum T V enthusxast ardent follower of bees lvxce versa tool loves sports likes to keep hls halr neat hard running halfback polxte reserved Wllllllg Football 2 3 Yarslty 4 Basketball arslts 1 Baseball 2 Xarsltv 3 4 Yarsnx In 3 um 7 n l s 1 Homtroolu Xue Presulcut I Projection Club 1 l Twenty thz ee W , l 1 4 .. 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' L . 4 J - it - -v - - - ' ... :I Ally : v . .1 V Q . .1-, Chl , -I: Art Cl l Lg I tralmral' I, 2. 3, 3 - - ' 5 ' ' A . l I Twenty fam DANA WFSTBROOR QWAN II Nwanbure r Roe-1 I'lg.,III haml man wllllng worker for Cabinet good baby s1tt1r true Ivarbr of Warwlty Club great nllrounel athlete vc-rsatth procraatmator WTIIPQ for Garnet NI 1oneI Iohnny Lujack se TIOUQ always has a Come back well Ilke el 1 u fa Ba 1- rs r 1 Q 1 1-n a C1 lfl F I fllIIIIl l H ll PY I1 PALL CRE5bON TARR III I1 tv porch Ilght troubles television fiend good pitcher Ibaavball that lil has Stl re corda bctwten Aldene and Morton Iell Teh phone employee' tf-rrlflc saxaphonwt bleep bloop sshx go to football camp' baseball captain frle-nflly grin eaay OIIIU terrlfi1 druwr hand-ome r I- lftp nm I Neulleyln I Cub: e- nl 1 nw rn rfu v rr n rumura s u 1' I N lt1 lmnre 'imc nn1 DUANE RICHARD TERRY RILI truck kms football poll lnatlgator glut fingered paw re cmvcr way with women IIOOUIIHU laugh track man H13 Ray KOFIIP here- farm hand ready to glve anyone a good arvumt nt Qmooth danvor 1 gy gomv terrlfit' tlrvaser pug nose tmtlmll I s c- n 3 Tra1.k 1 2 Narsrty 3 4 Intramur s u tvu mru n w oc u V xr: I JOHN KARL THOMAS Iilue XI1rcury Iowa the P11 IP travels with Iof' base ball f1en1l all the way from Lima lots of frtcklvs stcontl of th1 Fhomaa broth1rQ broatl snulv curly halr shorty of the 1 as- brothers rtd hat flashy socks Carman troubles famouw father fun to know I didnt 1lo lt ut 11 em n ra ll s I 4 W ' q W 4. . . 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Ega Q?- AL FAR 9 viimffi' THE PROPHESIER '1 lE,jEffE BANK ROBBERS CAPTURED K: ...I -'5 l if Z Hoa 5967 Snownake Snow and Nasty Nlcky have just been arrested on charges of embezzlement of Federal Funds from the F1rst Natlonal Bank of New York The banks pres1dent Harold Ogram suspected Snow and Stuart when he dxscovered that Hve m1ll1on dollars worth of stocks were unaccounted for the vault door was blown off 1ts h1nges and 51 00 worth of 31' stamps were mlssmg from h1s stamp file The New York prlson parson Rlchard McCray says that the culprlts are not responsible In h1s press statement he declared It was all predestxned ALL WOMAN TICKET IN ELECTION Sally Hawk and Mary Knabb w1ll head the MMMMMTMEW rMore Money More Men More T1me More Equahty for Women? t1cket 1n the commg pres1dent1al elections The famous pole taker Wllliam Gallup McGlathery says that they have no chance of w1n mng Th1s statement resulted m a publlc I1stf1ght between McGlath ery and Lou1s Sharpe campalgn manager for the MMMMMTM EW Thu ty foul CIRCUS ARRIVES The Clarence Wllhs Three and One half Rlng Clrcus has Just ar r1ved IH town Th1s 15 w1thout a doubt the best show on earth It has such outstandxng attractlons as Barbara Crosset the world renowned w1ld l1on tamer Barbara acquned her talent by tam1ng w1ld men Another attractxon IS Burly Bob Crowther the fa1r halred Yeadon strong man Along w1th Bob 1n the slde show 1S Marlan Ransburg the famous snake charmer I talk so much I dont glV6 them a chance to open thelr mouths says Maflall The barker IS Carolme de Furla the g1rl wlth the dynamlc volce Carol1ne owes everythmg to her m structor the famous elocut1on1st Clalr Scholl For three years she held the t1tle of Champlon Hog Caller -v-Mxxk., sm! Q, ?- Q 625 ' ,fa- ,, .Ayf.,. Xa' ,l The general caretakel and anlmal cleaner IS none other than that crowd electrrfier Ralph Park bet ter known as The Pa1k1e Babe Ralph IS one of the hardest woxklng members 1n the c1rcus He 15 also the cheapest because all he asks for pay IS an hour every Satulday mght when he can fl1ck elephant ICE DEAL UNCOVERED Harold Johnston and Walter Duck mson IH one of the greatest deals of all h1story sold two QIBCICIS and an lcebelg to the B Thompson Ice Ch1ef of Pollce Arnold Lampert ass1gned to the case sa1d today 1n a dramatlc statement to the press I belleve somethmg IS wrong' MARTIN MISSES MUD? Admual Shelby Martm has just lun the Shmoo the largest battle Shlp 1n the Navy onto a mudbank 1n New York Harbor It appears that former Admlral Martln was readmg a com1c book when It hap pened EXPLORERS RETURN Carol Llvmgston and Mildred Magee have just returned from a huntmg exped1t1on mto darkest Afrlca They have been huntlng for the Slew footed Teachery These creatures feed only on school teach ers The11 baggage carrler Ollve Smlth made SGVCIEI plckups along the way NEW NUT IN NUT HOUSE B111 Morrow has Just been com m1tted to the Coatesv1lle General H0sp1tal for the Temporarlly Insane Th cau e of the case has been d1agnosed as belng around nuts too long He was conducted to the hos p1tal by Donald Fetherolf d1recto1 of the department 1n charge of car mg for dangexous persons ears and tweak t1ger EHIIS The DIICC 1S only fOlty thx ee cents Th1s extraordlnaxy bargam prlce lS a speclal W11l1s cxrcus attractlon Come one come all o. ,2 xx X ' ' ' Co,. U ' f 1-. 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THE PROPHESIER P 0 R T S C 0 L U NEW EAGLE sTARs COLEMAN NEW 'L-.hi- -:-.:, Xxx NJM f ze Rf' COACH ,gf A Barrlngton Co'eman has Just been made head coach for the world champ1on me tle s the Bloomer Glrls Barn s errs well S3tlSfI9d w1th Il1S new ob and aleacly IS wrapped up 111 h1s work gg ff -XNEW RECORD fl aw l5 BEING SET ,e f Af v Alfred NIcG1lberry IS attemptmg to establlsh a new flagpole s1tt1ng record Pe has been perched on the top of the Ilaepole SIHCS h1s graduat1on 111 1933 God save McG1l' bsx OLYMPIC STARS The Ph1ladelph1a Eagles have Just acqulred two Swarthrnole Hlgh School athletes Karl Thomas and Dana Swan Karl has Just replaced the agmg Joe Muha at fullback Both Thomas and Swan cut dashlng figures on the Held Karl carrled the ball whlle Dana carr1ed the water bucket IN TRAINING Elame Parcells and MarJor1e Zen sen are 1n tramlng for the 1972 O1ymp1cs Elalne puts the shot and throws the d1scus and Javelm Mar Jor1e runs the hurdles and does the h1gh Jump broad Jump and the pole vault WRESTLING FEATURE In the xxrestlm a1e1a last mght the f ature att1 HCIZIOII was the 2351 lb champ1onsh1p whlch resulted 1n a draw between Man Mauler Co bots and Angel puss Hay The only casualtv of the even1n was ref re Marvm Freed who 1s non ll MUHICIDHI Ho p1tal undexgolng t1 atment IO1 shock and for three sclatche 011 hls forehead GIT CHA RED HOT TIPS A NY AND ALL RACES ALL TRACKS INCLUDED Belmont Gald n State etc BILV FISCHER Bool1e TIPS Corp JOE COLAMECO S BARBER SHOP The only place you get muse Wlth your shave all muslc b JOE YOUR SINGING BARBE 216 Pemose Alley BLUSH CONTEST B1ll McHenry IS the first double wmner of the baby face and blush contest B111 won hands down when he was asked to s1ng for the Judges H1s face acqu1red a scarlet purple hue Our congratulatrons to B111' I M C WINNER Rlchard Terry has Just been an nounced the vt1nner of the IMC 4Internat1onal Mllklng Contestl H1s ave1age speed was app1ox1matelx 21 gallons 3 pmts and 5'1 ounces per hour 1970 s MR GULLIBLE Charles Barr vsas el cted M Gulllble of 1970 Mr Barr won bv qu1t a r'1a1g1n when It was proved that he belxeved Paulme Beneke welghed 286 lbs and was hold1n a Job as a fat lady 111 a carmval Pi' RRIS PRODUCED TEST WINNER NEW HEPCATS CROWNED The 1Nat1onal J1tterbug Contest was won last mght by Bebop Vu and Hucklebuck Z1p Herndon and Moore each rece1ved S2148 as first pr1ze The accompamment of Mar garet Croco play1ng Chattanooga Shoeshme Boy was a dec1d1ng fac tor as were also the p1nk potato sacks they wore The expert 5th Avenue des1gners Patr1c1a Glles and Thelma Cra1g were responslble for those lovely creatlons PIE EATING CHAMP The flnals 1n the nat1onal p1e eat 1ng contest were won by Jane Allen who consumed the unbellevable amount of 1 986 ples ID league com pet1t1on Ml s Allen had onlv one statement for th press BURP Have you ever experlenced headaches from Jabberlng Jaws? N, gtuaux MARY AND JERYLS Wo1ld Famous Spagheth Emporlum WE ROLL OUR OWN Prop11eto1s M CORSE AND J FAULKWER ITS COLOSSAL ITS STUPENIDOUS Stralght from the Pages of UNCLE REMUS THE TAR BABY PRODUKETS You have' Well then take presen S JOAN FAIRBANKS ch1ldren and grownups PINK PILLS FOR PALE PEOPLE GOOEY GUMDROPS Ralph PZITIS, P1es1dent for gabbmg gOSS1DS The sensat1ona1 new toy f0l Mfg by S Alden, P Tarr Toys for Tots Co 4 eg! TQ':i-g'3J ' - H If 1 .A 'A xg f- - .. lx. , 4 n v - H - 'S CT lil 2 'QEEEQ Q Q -E ' E f ' C ff I f 1 Y D' , iw. -1 , - - 'I 'r bi 'fl 2 ' D on - ,I I At X fl ' A S 1 I . 1 M .1 ,N :E X! .UH '. , .' 2 , I . X 1-in 'Z -lq-W 1 I' ' '. sf- -A be ff, ,gi eeee it EQ,1fff,-fi1Q' I I A 1 A 1 I l . I . ' . .l . 1 . I . I lv' . . X , R ' I f I . . A lf N! X gl E- J , , I A , L ' I . q . ' .Y 1 f Q , . U - D V , ' l U N- . -i . ,n , - ,xc ,. HP 'Q . ft .1 I :ff I 7?-WW . . ' 1 E if X.. I D o Q 4 Thu fu hz 0 SOCIETY PAGE FLASH In a special news flash to this paper rt was disclosed that star reporter Whit Bird was dismissed for failure to do anything except draw pav SUCCESSFUL YEAR COMPLETED Delores Roeth and Ruth Wood ard have just finished one success ful year in radio In john 9 Orher lfm Delores is playing the part of John s maid who tells John s second wife that John has another wife Wonder Woman Woodard has a 15 minute show every Saturday dancing and playing the piano Her theme song rs Fight On Pennsyl vama S P C B FOUNDED Fred Sales and John Stemfeld have just founded the SPC B 4The Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Bachelorsl The only requisite for admission rs a good sound hatred of women OPERATION A SUCCESS John Tyler has undergone a operation for the removal of 15 June bugs caught in his voice box. Johns jaw became temporarily dis- located when he tried to talk back to the public address system in Grand Central Station. Before he could close his mouth 15 June bugs flew in. NEW FERRY PTLOT John Snape has just been appoint- ed the head pilot of the Camden- Bridgeport Ferry. He acquired his love for ferrying in high school from carrying his friends around in his car. NATURALISTS F OOLED A S F D Musante and Frederick Werner startled the cierrtilic world when after extensive research they announced that they had discovered a new plant Subsequent examina tions however proved the plant only to be the Taraxacum Dens Leonis better known as the dande ron BIG MET PROGRAM Margot Bowie will make her Met debut tonight The feature attrac tion is her original rendition of that great American ballad Short n1n Bread C C Franck and his Sad Sextet will play the accompanr ment The stage director music arranger ticketseller and head jan rtor is Julrane Richardson FOREIGN MAESTRO TO CONDUCT The world renowned conductor Maestro Arthur McCormack and his European Symphonic Orchestra FAMOUS LAWYER INDICTED Raymond Denworth famous cor poration lawyer was arrarvned rn the First City Court of Philadelphia on charges of perjury with attempt to defraud the Federal Government and income tax evasion The de fens rs expected to give a mercy pl a for 13 years but His Honor Henry Crawford Ford rs expected to lay down a 50 year hard labor sentence at Alcatraz X .43 Q: 'fl 23 .l i r..L Z will give us a special program of i tragic music tonight at the Acad Qi'E,Lr-W- -- Q emy of Music He will also conduct hrs own beloved composition 01,115 236857 in F Hat Minor more com monly known as the Zamboola Zig Zag Samba We feel that we are very fortunate to have such a great artist and compos r in town tonight JONES S HOTS THEY AGGRAVATE IRRITATE NAUSEATE Monsieur Charles Acker fthe dis- tinguished editor of The Ladies Guide to Better Living J smokes Joness Hots. They keep my throat parched and dry at all times. Manufactured by B. JONES CO. INC. THE BRADFORD PRETZEL BENDING CO YEARS OF' EXPERIENCE In Every Pretzel We Bend I IN THE BUSINESS SINCE 1888 Tlzirfy-si.m' LATEST PARIS STYLES IN WOMENS CLOTHES GIRDLES THAT GRIP Give Your Figure That Zip L. CARROLL and B. BAGBY Mfg. Co. 5? Vs NEW FIGURE CONTROL The latest rage in the field of controlling the female figure is the John D. Chapman Patented Pain- less Process of Reducing. Ladies if John can t do it it can t be done. NEW SONG Anne Lukens has just come forth with a new twist lengthening a popular old ballad into Six Foot Two Eyes of Blue . FUNERALS MARCHES DANCES COI1taCt RICHARD HICCUP UHRIN And His SQUEEZEBOX TRIO THE PROPHESIER li . ' - 'S ' U , - ' ' . 1- 'Qi - J night, in which she sings while tap ' . ' . 'W' X 5 T T' ' - .1 - Y , . .0 s - ,, Q . ' I! Q f t - X I - ' ' .... I A , ' ,-I . . . ' I I -3 c - I F v 1 . n ' e ' ' . Inffsf Vmt 4tl1H I3 xr lmwfl lin! 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Mug' ' V11-1 Bm J rip 4 Q .' .lx 1 Xl,l,l-lX f:HMiI.ICS , :KI-11: . .' ' SxlA,x Xl. -Lx llrfz' tlhcn' X, jz' .lr l:: Am' 1:,5,I 9 . FQ 8 l V: S I I Q --V: X - T w A.- 7 , ji . f , ,M , 1 X 0 X xt' X 69 1 YA 9 f : km Q HA I M, I . gg . '-Q , x -- -12 f-M ill! J X X L A E ? A 5 I -. fn 6 o 9 U' , 77147 GQAL SHP' EQUQTE '- Ex Wix AX Q Sm' X .X ,Q W. . I 'Y W .N Li, ki 'Q R L-f X- w Why Xt WM X A' xxx Ex MA F N 'x , - y , 1' - X 1' A X xl f I ' I tt is x f f ,V 2 I .ff M K X .1 W K - X '4-Q ' df 'few W 7 Q x X-xv-3' ,, XX Zb 514' 53? Fwy- x Xlffwl, vs, X7 x K- ' in , -x W ' ' 11 -X ,L QV Lf ,- 1 ' x iz. 7' -' 5 QQ- A77LL 3 QQ Q 0 13, ll, :aria was ga 8 .ff5'? Q f,s,f..e3 it lvnder the inspired leadership of co-captains Bill McHenry' and Dick Mecray, the Swarthmore foothall team completed its third straight season without defeat and ran the consecutive winning streak to twenty-eight games. A fighting spirit of determination was the keystone of this year's team. Although many records were hroken and individuals as well as the team were honored. the players realized that Coach Robinson and Mr. Hofmann. as well as the teams of previous years, are equally deserving. Perhaps the most outstanding record which was lrroken was the record of consecutive games without a loss. Swarthmore hrokc this record when they de- feated Prospect Park T to 0. We wish next yearis captain. Fred Campbell, the liest of luck, and hope his team can do as well as this year's team has done. SE XSON SCORES Sw x. Ure. 13 . Darby T 52 Nether Providence 6 13 Media 0 14 Springfield 0 7 . Sharon Hill 0 40 ., , Glen-Nor 0 26 , . Yeadon 0 7 . Prospect Park 0 26 Lansdowne 0 198 13 goofiaff I m'fy sklocgey For the hrst time in three years, the hockey team lost several games during their season. No group of girls fought harder to retain their standing, but a green team proved advantageous for their opponents in three of seven games. Superb coaching by Miss Allen through long practices, perseverance, and determination of the team to better themselves, brought about such great improvement that two wins and two ties resulted. Morally, as well as physically, these games brought to a close a successful season. With the continued spirit of this team, next year should find them once more under the spell of their former winning streak. Swarthmore O , Springfield 1 Swarthmore 0 , . Haverford 1 Swarthmore 0 . W1-sttown 0 Swarthmore- 0 George School 2 Swarthmore- 2 ., Lansdowne- 0 Swarthmore 2 Media 2 Swarthmore 2 lippcl' llilflly' 0 Forty-nm My-f The haskethall team turned in their most successful season in at dm-ado. winning ten out of their sixteen games. ln Kiwanis competition. Swarllnnorv lost their first game to Chester in the final five seconds hy a 46 to 45 score. Swarthmore finished in a tie for third in its league, tournament. Much credit for this very successful season well as to Dana Swan, who proved to he an outstanding Best of luck to Fred Campbell, next yeaifs captain. duplicate the record of this team. just missing the state goes to Mr. Reese, as leader. Vile hope his team can 7 Ogrf garfefgaf tv? ,Fi g ljllzv, it- 9 9 U06 gaalfelgaf This if-ziris haskelhall lc-am slnrwecl line spirit anal loyalty. The girls won lllI'l'l' ganna-s and lust thru-1-. The ganws that they won were flue In Miss l'utnznn's nm- 1'uar'hing antl fleterlninaticm of the girls to flu their hest. The girls lost their first game to Lansdowne, but they came hack to win the next two games with Haverford and Glen-Xor. Swarthmore was outscored by Media. The next week. the girls came out xietorious over Hicllei Park. The season enflefl with a ch-feat hy lvpper Darby. The 1930 team wishes the lwst of lurk to llotty llc-inze. next ft'ill'iS vaptain. rrrfy-f1t1'1'f Th 0 hast-hall team in its thircl year at our school finishefl a season which was charat'terizecl hy fight ancl the ahility to Colne through in the pint-hes. The team was law-fl with a rlillicult st-heflule but pmwecl equal to the task. Lecl by captain l'aul Tum' ancl catcher Hana Swan. the team showed spark anrl tht- will to win: while litllll' other returning lettermen atlmlefl their experienf-v. Much 4-reflit lor the xast improvement shown hy this team goes to lVlr. Reese for his c-xvvlleilt guiclanee. Clif-stu' Darby Media , ., Prospf-ct Park lilen-Nm' liansalownv lflltlystlvllt' I itlll'iI1lll4N'lxt'll linllw-5 luwn-hip l'I'uspv't't Park lil1'Il'N0l' lmlwlxstuiiv t.m1-Imlim'kt'n lliwllvx 'Ii4NtIlNlIiID I 1n'fy-l'nlIi' SCHEDULE April April April April Xpril Xpril Xpril Xpril Xl ax Nlay Nluy Xlay Xlay Way 2 4 6 11 13 IT 20 21 l 1 8 1.3 I8 -J ga!! QAM! .,...,.- , , --.- 7 ir fi acrofirie The lacmssa- sc-asmi upfnecl furnialiy on .Xpril lfilh against Raclum' High Svhm on Sxsarthluurcls Hi-ld. :XII Iulaiefi. if-ight ganivs iw-rv play:-fi. The girls fm-I that xsilh Miss .Xllvnis sup:-rl: c-mu-hing and jvryl ifuiilkiii-n s spirilml l'ilPiililH'f. lln- Im-um is hound to haw in good sm-asmi. This year. liiw me-ry miller. the girls arc hmkinff forxsa1'd to p1'vsvi'si1ig thc-ir uiiiivleinishod rvconl. 'l'h4-if intend to closi- ilu- hun uiirv imrn' with an iiilfir-fvalm-fi 1'4-4-uni In unlilplvln- lhv liilwtfwlltil all-v11'lui'mi1s ivan The track squad, although lacking depth in positions, clirl a line jolm this year, and tht- season turned out quite wt-ll. ,lust as last year. tlw relay team narrowly nnisst-cl placing in the Pllilaclvlphia Inquirer Invitation rc-lay. This year they missed lay a tvnth of a second! Barry Coleman. tht- 1-aptain. mis an t'Xl'l'lli Ill lt-amler and ht-lil tloun the running 1-xvnts. yshilv Frvtl Canrplwll pc-rformvtl vrvclitalvly in thc- fic-lfl vyvnts. Thr- prospvvts for nm-xt yn-uifs tvaln shoulcl lw quite' goocl if the goocl xxorlx tyllirll st-yn-ral juniors mul Soplroxnorvs rlicl this year can luv nsotl as at measuring stick. SlIHElJlll.li 306' Xluxnni .Xpril 8 Springgfivltl Xpril 19 lrdllbtltlwllt' Xpril 26 l'vnn R1-lap Xpril 28.29 laflflyslonv Nlay fl lh-Ivo Xl 1-:- I Nluy 6 Fnlrurlrztn tllunnpion-hips Xluy I3 Nl:-tliu Nluy If M I llistrivt lillltlllllitlllfllllb Xlay 20 tfollinggflull-. Kiillw-y lup. Xlay 21 Slillf' l1lIi1IllIDl0Il'lllllN Nluy 27 l':'nn lnyitution Xl r-e- t .Illll4' T riff-si,-' 7 0 ri 6LCl'06:iQ 'Ihv Iims' Iawtmssif- team I-mnpletctl um- UI' tht-ir fim-st sm-as-ms this pt-ur. although lli.-5 Ig11'Iu-II 1'tt5t'l'Xl' SIl't'IlgIIl. Cmnpuserl mostly uf svniurs and StllJIlUll1Ul'0S. thi- tvmn slimsn-II gn-ut inte-rest and fICtPI'lllIllZltIOIl which mach- up for tha- Im-IQ of ahihty. lfmu'I1 Iluhinsim 1-1-rminly was very much satisflml with tho squzul. Thi- in-tu-st. mul In-rliups thi- It-ust Imfmn. hms' atlilvtii- te-um is tht- Vullvyhall Tm-aiu. xshii-h Ixus 4,1-guiiizt-tl Ivy Mr. IIHIXIIISUII in 1948. That year anal the following yvur. thi- tt-um mm tlw I'. I. .-X. X. District I CI'13Ill1JI0llSIlIlJ. hut was cIc-fcate-QI both lima-s in tht- Iimils UI' thi- Iiustt-1'i1 ltogiunals. This yealfs team. It-tl hy ro-1-aptains III-4Is IILIIT mul ,lulm Siiupv. rt-tirmI the District I trophy Ivy xirtuv of xsirming it Im' tht- thir'cI straight timt-: thvn. im ,Xpril IS. tht-5 xwnt to Stalk' Cullogt- to rmllpt-tt' Im' thi- Nutt' LIILIIIIIIIUIISIIIII. QC 399: ' ,Eg '. QQ , v f, gp ,. 2 V Vx 9 Q S , W Q 'ggi' All A ist ,, . .ft Q-in Q: 'ff fs .ff ww I3 1' K 1 fvt Ujdyzaf S Pgnlr O P 0 r S fl 4 Q5 x f? F AST Fu-I wk W1 I, ,gg 55551 ima 4' 3 Sz f W E? am 25 If , qx N Y, VW 'w i VX, X ,.:f ' X ,f 'G K X YX .qw K me iw , Q. au, -Q ' if X. vt X YK Q f M HX q X 6511. 3 X 2 EW -' Vx NK iw A xx XA, 0 ' 'Q f ff 'M 1 X, X, 50 4 + IJ f f' --1, F. iiffir I- , M, s f - I x X X ' ' EX . Q Q W 1 in X A X A 4 , 2 ' fyqfin ' ' ,Ed .1 X X K3 Ji N af ' 411 '. 4 -J1.!::,- , 1 L rg: -ss. K .xi .. Q .ff :fu-v-.,,, sjwbfsforg My first day at kindergarten wasnit too much of a success. I was scared when my mother left, and l got splashed by the water when Don Fetherolf fell into the fishpond. Soon I was into the swing of things, mak- ing applesauce, leaf-prints, and cottage cheese. I remember that I was a frustrated lover that year-all the other girls adored Larry Franck, too. By the time I reached first grade. I felt that I was quite a Hdeal . After all. it wasnit everyone who could spell and read. After playing with blocks all morning, our class was usually very glad to take its daily nap on the cots. I got my fill of ice cream that year with all those birthdays and trips to the dairies. We had grown upl? There was an honest-to-goodness wedding in sec- ond grade, complete with bridesmaids. minister, and divorce. Jane Allen was the Hblushingil bride, and Ray Denworth the Hbashfulii groom. On one of our numerous trips to the zoo. I became fascinated by the monkeys. I would probably still be there, if the teacher hadnit noticed my absence. ln third grade we learned a new language. and Pat Giles modeled some beautiful Spanish costumes for us. This was climaxed by the presentation of a play, Happy Rositan. At one school, the boys were learning the prin- ciples of science and applying them to exceedingly clever water-bombs, which were effectively applied to the heads of unsuspecting girls. At that time, there were four girls to fourteen boys, and I found it Very troublesomeg but teacher confided to Jane Allen that in a couple of years she would wish it were still that way. There was near murder in fourth grade. The boys kidnapped the girls, and took them forcefully into the playhouse. Several personalities came into the limelight this yea1'. l ie received his nickname Tliumper',, and john Stcinfeld got his famous crew hair cut. The main occupation was collecting playing cards and cherries. the latter from Faulkneris trees. All in all, we made general nuisances of ourselves. On reaching fifth grade, we became devils-first-class. There was a swearing contest between our future president and vice-president of Cabinet. aided by members of the corresponding sexes. Bubble gum was discovered, but more was put in unsuspecting persons hair than in the mouth. This year began the series of football games between the two schools, with lively cheerleading on both sides. l remember my favorite game was King on the Mountainfl, and I often went on bike hikes and picnics. There was much competition between the two schools in sixth grade, climaxed with the Whites winning on field day. Many new couples such as Pauline and Pee Wee, and Mary Knabb and Bill Fischer, originated because of the social hours better known as air raids. Many of us went to see our first big league baseball game, the excitement being heightened by the thought that we were getting out of an afternoon of schooll Mafory ln seventh grade we had reached the height of maturity. We went to our first dancing class. and even played baseball with the college boys. The girls were getting revenge on the boys for earlier atrocities by locking them in the prep school. Every' Sunday' afternoon I journeyed up to Aldenis to meet the gang and play lacrosse. basketball. or ping-pong. Although there were many' parties in eighth grade, and we became more socially inclined. there was still some devil in us. Many afternoons and evenings. we climbed down in'o the steam tunnel at the college or up the tower at Clothier Memorial. After a whole year of such strenuous activities. l decided Swarthmore was too much for me. packed up my things, aml left for the Quaker Conference at Cape May. ln ninth grade there were many exciting parties and J. J. meetings- for girls onlyl ?,l. We took home economics, and proved our skill by putting Bon Ami in the cake for the teachers tea. lMiss Ewing and the teachers never knew the difference, or else were too polite to say anythingl. The only thing that got us through our first year of Latin was Dr. lrwinls im- promtu jokes. Some of the boys were shaping up as good football prospects, and most of the girls were just shapin' up. Good old 211m was immortalized forever by Mr. Christian and his psychological l?l ways. We gave our first big dance this year which was centered around scenes from certain foreign countries. Tenth grade was noteworthy for two other reasons: this was the first year of the football teamis unbeaten streak, and the year of Barbie Crossetls moonlight sledding party. Nature must have thought the party' noteworthy' too . . . we havenlt had any snow since. Because of the unbeaten team, the boys with gold footballs took on new appeal. :Ks a result of this. there were more than the usual steady' couples at our ,lunior Prom which was, by the way, the best on record-just ask any Senior. The new look took effect this year. and it was not unusual to see Thelma Craig, Elaine Parcells, or any of the other girls tripping merrily down the hall. l took college boards this year. After they were finished. l agreed with Ralph Park when he said he didn't want to go to college anyway. Seniorslll Finally we have made it. This year has been filled with all the wonderful experiences that we haye wistfully waited for from way back whenw . . . the Senior Ball, the Senior Play . . . things that we will remember and cherish all our lives. l wish now, as I look back over the wonderful, if hectic, years at SWlil'llllllUl'C. that l could live them again. That being impossible, however. I say good-bye to Swarthmore, wishing that every class will be able to record such eventful anfl profitable years as l have here. J, E.. x Q- if za. v. 7 Db Witll Raymond Denworth as President. Cabinet leaped ahead in importance as a part of our school life. Cabinet can look back upon a year of achievement and progress. There were many improvements in function, while regular duties such as standards, making money, and publicity were carried on. Improvements in function included the new Student Association office, complete with desks, shelves, and a filing system. Many forms were used to ease the load of paper work, and dittoed copies of the minutes were given to representatives each week. Cabinet stationery was purchased, a new Dual-Treasury System was inaugu- rated, and the By-laws were gathered together for the first time. The Standards Committee was changed constitutionally to the Student Standards Board, and continued its work of maintaining school standards. The Honor System was used in many senior classes and in the 10-B English class. Cabinet earned money by selling ubuttonsw at football games and by Tag Days. The first Annual Cabinet Dance was given with this idea in mind, but when all the returns were in --well, everyone agreed that it had been fun anyway. Publicity stunts such as the Cabinet Bulletin Board, the Slogan of the Week Plaque, and various other signs really made Cabinet felt. Other Cabinet activities included the Honor Card system, A. A. tickets on the installment plan, the Cabinet Loan system, noon dances. noon study hall. and the Student-Faculty Committee. Fzfty-two gadinef Clfllet The Garnet stall, one of the largest in the papcris history, working undcr at new system of organization, began to initiate the plans for a radically different '49-,50 Garnet with the opening of school. Witli each passing issue, The Garnet gave heed to student criticism and attempted to correct many of the new paper's faults. Finally, with the publication of the December issue. the entire staff could proudly point to the following major accomplishments: l. A new five column paper instead of the previous four column Garnet. 2. Complete plans for publishing the paper eight times during the year instead of six. 3. Publishing a paper that was figuratively 'thot off the pressw. The new Garnet no longer seemed to be composed of stale news several weeks old. 4. Increasing the circulation to a figure that was practically double that of last vear. People not connected with journalism and printing. and especially high school journalism, will find it impossible to appreciate the tremendous amount of work that was necessary in order to create a real newspaper in a very small high school. The fact that it nas done. to at least a small degree. can be entirely accredited to the enthusiasm and interest of each studc nt on The Carnetis staff. Fifty-three 'l'he hand. under the leadership of Mr. llolm and captaincy of Larry Franck. proved to he one of the most colorful and active organizations in our school. During footlmall season. their half-time shows were the finest Swarthmore has seen in many years: their performance at the Lansdowne game climaxed the season. This year. as in the past. the hand participated in the Hallowe'en parade and Memorial Day Services. Four members of our Band were chosen to play in District Band held in january, and then Harold Ograni represented us at State Band. On March 31. Band as usual was again leading th school as it participated in the program for M-iixilies Night by playing a Gershwin medley and oiher selections. Un April 14. the Band presented its annual concert which was highly success- ful and very well received. ffy -fm: 1' ECU? orbw Yes. this is really nur High School Chorus, although it is hard to l't3C0gIllZ6 it in its hrancl new rohes. The Chorus opf-neil its singing season hy presenting a Thanks- giving Day program. which was fnllmw-cl a month late-r hy its Christmas Cmwvrt. The hig vu-nt of thc' year was tho annual Spring Clmral lfvstivzil. This lJl'I'l.Hl'IIl2lllI't' was f1Xl'0ll1i0l1'Jlly Hn.-. with Chrfrus presenting a varied anrl xwll-sung program. The g'ruL.p vnclt-tl the war uilh an inlpressiw Bawalatlrffatc- sm-rxirv. Miss Blmlgvtt clvsvrws nnuvh 1-rvciil fur its iunpruu-nm-lit. Fifi y fflf-.'I 'XS N 1- Hllll'lil'l'lill'5M 1l1'u11f llll' liiml l'lll'lillll o11 illlllllt1'l' l1u11111-1' fl'il1', its lllt'tltlNJ1'S Illllf xwll look to thvii' lZil1l'1'lS. l 111l1'1' thv uhlv 1li1'1'f'tio11 ol lVlist1-1' l'l9llI'f Hljfllldllll. th1' groiip p1'o1lu1-1f1l two plays. 11hi1'h XH'I't' th1- liighlightf ol th1- light l'0lllCfly season at SUlll'lllItlllI'l'. The 51-11io1' 1111-111111-rs h1'igl1t11111-1l up th1- Llllttllill Clll'lSllll2lS c1'lelJ1'a- tio11 with il shou 1-all111l nlillllllllllilli ffliristiiias Cuvstu. For its major procluctioii. -'Bl2lI'lil.I'ldl'5H lll'l'l1lll'llll'fl a l'1llllK'flf titl1'1l l 1'ol'1-ssoix lloxs Couhl Youll . the Story of a hasliful 1-olI1-gh profvs-oi' 111111 his 1lilii1'ulti1QS i11 Vlltlliilllg ai isifv. The play was of th1- usual high 1-a1lil11'1' of lH'1Nllli'llttll. z1111l um thoroughly Pllhltltfitl l15 0V1f1'y0119. till lwoth si1l1'f of thv footlights. l:l2If'lxlnl'iill'SD a1'1-o111plisl11'1l its goal in fine stylv. This goal. is us always. to luring to pi-oplv who lilg1- to 1ll'l in or 1ll'UKll1f'C plays an opportunity to 1lo so. Bla1wkl1'iz11'f 1l1's1-1'v1's all th1- good 1'1-xi1-us it r1l1-1'ix1's. uml should take a well- 1far1111d bow. Z?facLZniarJ enior ,ofa if THE BARRETTS OF WIMPGLE STREET February 11, 1950. Does this date sound familiar? It was the day our famous play was presented. The exciting seven weeks of practice were over all too soon. And was it a success? Overwhelminglyl The cast included such notables as the following: Dolores Roeth, Dick McCray, John Steinfeld, Donald Fetherolf, Marian Ransburg, Barbara Crosset, Mary Knabb, Fred Sales, John Snape, Harold Ogram, Ralph Park, Ralph Parris, Larry Franck, Margot Bowie, John Chapman, Raymond Denworth, and Arthur McCormack. But even with such ability as was shown, we owe the success of the 4'Barretts of Wimpole Streetw to Mrs. Edgar Mathews, and to our faithful student directors, Julie Richardson and Midge Croco. It was they who inspired the cast and spurred them on by their endless energy to make the play the success it was. Fifty-seven u e National llonor Society is a national organization lornietl to rewartl those stuflents who possess outstanding leadership, scholarship, service. and character. Since this organization came to Swarthmore in 1931, its members have felt that eleetion into it has been the climax to a husy life here at school. Orclleaira I f7'fj1-ffiglif The orchestra took part in many larger groups this year. inelutlingz the Tri-school Orchestra: consisting of nnisieians from Sxsarthinore. 112-IYUIW ford. and lmmlsrlowne: and County Orehestra, held at fflothier Nlelnorial. Four orchestra nieinhers were ehosen for District Orchestra, and then Dave Spencer and Russ Snyder went to State Orchestra. Their eoneert. helfl May 19, was a fine ending to their sueeessful year. Wafio11,a onor ociefg la QCLCLO Hadio Cluh. with Davidson Luehring as president, has completed its second year. Their efforts were directed mostly toward installing an amateur radio station here in our own high school. This short wave station has a sixty mile range. The cluh members set up a repair shop and serviced many radios. They also took charge of all recording and amplification during our assemblies. The Junior Red Cross Club, under the leadership of Thelma Craig, has been working hard to make utility bags. hahy sacks, and a hright, cheerful quilt. The elulw gives students an opportunity to serve people the world over. Besides this attempt to understand other people in foreign places, these students learn some teehnieal skill in sewing and how to get along with their fellow members. This year for the first time, the knitting group of the club has not met. lxut has done knitting on its own: they turned in sweaters and squares for an afghan. IQ COM Fifty-nine' 0l lfll'l'l Slimfy CLA Aff C716 Y Miss Hancock sponsors the Swarthmore High School .Xrt Cluh, whose memhers range from grades ten to twelve. The students are taught oil and water color painting. crafts-such as leather tooling. pottery niaking-chan coal, and pen and ink drawing. Wihen an outstanding piece ol work is produced. it is often put on display. The Art Club has proved to he a very worth-while activity. and many times, the memhers discoy er that they have hidden talents. The group of yerhal pugilists known as Forum Cluh had a husy but enjoyahle year. The niemhers joined the Radio Forum Club, the Foreign Policy Association. and the Temple Civic Forum. The Temple Civic Forum was planned as a mock day at the lf. N. Swarthmore delegates represented Yugoslavia. Each year the Forum Club enlarges its list of activities. This year many new experiences were had, and Swarthmoreis relationships with other schools. strengthened. Uardifg ln the four short years that the Varsity Club has been at Swarthmore, it has definitely established itself as one of the leading school activities. The projects undertaken by the club include printing of football programs. sponsorship of the Insurance plan, the Delaware County foul shooting tournament, the Varsity Club Homecoming Dance, and the annual Varsity Club Trophy Award. The Varsity Club strives to promote higher standards of fair play, sportsmanship, and living, both on and off the playing lieldsg it is to this end that the Varsity Club devotes its greatest energy. Back Row: C. Wisdom. M. Dickinson, J. Cobots lCaptainl, B. Bagby, J. Holman. Front Row: P. Beneke. J. Shearer. A. Hilliert. M. Corse. Absent: B. Shipherd. P. Teal. CAQQIACL 6!2l 5 Sixty-0111 ire qua, . With the ringing of the fire alarm. the boys of the lfire Squad hurry to their posts to man the extinguishers and hoses. These hoys not only protect the high school hut also the grade school. shop. and gym. Another job of the squad is the emptying and refilling ol the fire extinguishers. which is clone eat-h year. Mnifeo! glzarifieri ,sf,.Ar3f-fn-., The L-nitecl Charities organization was formed for the purpose of eon- clueting one yearly drive to raise money for many' organizations sueh as Heal l'it'Zllll0l'. ltetl Cross. unrl Cripplecl Chiltlren. This year. linitetl Charities has plunnetl .M-tiyities Night from yyhieh some of the flonutions go to C..fX.ll.l'i. .Nnother portion of the money eolleet- etl will he set usitle to tiring tyyo students from Stacie to stutly at Swarthmore. Next year the organization ysill eontinue to eolleet money for these purposes. gafewe K Word nd Music by J oh Chapman e,L f1':1JtJ el-Igh GD-ff Cla J .EH J 11h u ht JJ D.nru LJX-, ru And t o ethogho hghscholdy And r g ate ful to JJSJIJJJJJJJT 1 GQ su pre thought y ur .JJQJ 1 SL J mem 1sw Jwy dwel E e e ill verholdyu nes l.:4JQJi'tJ'gJgCJ544 f s a F., n JIJ J D7 I Swarth-mor i we sing a song of t G11 ' C-7 P A, J 1 J J ,L Il praise,'For we a C on -or yo r hig s ajd-ards, -7 F b IJ ,L J .ul f-H 3 e. we ap - pre-ci-a e y ur P -PQ 4 I QL .H lov-ing car 1' u ur i o a S. C-1 Gini C-7 Che F uJ,1.1!JJ,1.f:IDj fo your guid - ance, we are r - , o. Ev p JL- o in all u ' arts will B' F 5' CJ jl b J J J I be - me, And in. our s o' J 1 I - o -r'e ill al - a s 1 . So, F I G-q in th fu-ture, w w e - o i - F . a a - , a. on -w . 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