Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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The jaunty juniors got off to a flying start hy achieying lllllfk in the A. A. Driye. The year got well underway with a group of capable class ofhcers at the helm. At the Thanksgiving Assembly the junior Quartette made its first appearance. lYith the coming of December the class was proud of lleyerly Hailey. assistant accompanist. and Mandell Much and Lonnie Stat- ton, who sang solos in the Christmas Choral Concert. During the year the class received five newcomers: Margo Mor- rison. joan Edgely. Doug lNIurray. Sandy Brown. and Bill Cope. Pat jones and john Nfaschal gave a progressive dinner party for the class, which everyone thoroughly enjoyed. It provided a night ol' rare ev tertainment. Fantasy of the Sea was the theme of a dreamy junior Prom. All sorts of improbable sea creatures were in eyidencefthough it is doubtful if oyermuch time was spent looking at the decorations!! lloh Clothier, class president. entertained the class at Open House follow- ing the dance. Before Easter vacation four members of the class were received into the Honor Society. Those so honored were Peter Bloom, Barbara Cobots, John McCahan and Rose Alice Richardson. The Juniors found their year unusual and memorable. and hope that their Senior Year will proyide even more rewarding. Class officers Sobzcalc. fwfr- Cirls ' 'Q '4 -1 Cahan. 1.4-zivitt. and Cloth- quarter time. ier. , x,e C -1 O li' juniors set up decorations Sea of lfantasyf' lr1umph.mt lraslsctlmll intra- nrnl ti-nm after lst win. eb

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The class of '55 braced itself for the hurdles of The Year, determined to do a good job and to disprove that old saying, He knows not and knows not that he knows not. We were proud of: The Sophomore Swing Bandf, which boasted nine pieces and was featured in many suc- cesses: Jane lNIcAlpine and Nancy Carroll. who starred in the Blackfriars play: and also Bill Smallwootl, Dick Wright, and Karl Thomas, who boasted of their drivers' licenses. Our class party, A Night in Waikiki. was put into the right atmosphere hy: Gail l3auer's songs. the boys' hula dance. and waitresses in exotic sarongs, all introduced by Preston Hollander. Our Soph Hop, with the cooperation of parents and students, was sparked hy the artistic ability of Eddie Grant. Shirley Borden. and Liz Gibson. and proved to be a great success. The Scintillating' Sophomores look hack with mixed emotions ol' pride and regret, and ahead with eagerness and confidence. Dance line iu Mr. llofruaiufs room limits' intramural hasketlia team. l'yramid at Barbie llarlow sluiuher party. '10