Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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Ku ff .,.v MA wr... 4,-.., f 'x VXH f :VN .Aw- .4 I ,W-Q pf wif ,wiv Qu! fr- A ,,, .,,,v-au MW at U ,VNU lif?T!,J M jfwf if WILLIAM Always ready with a friendly word Mr. Bush has inspired us to strive for a goal of achievement and unity. The tension and excitement of this past year have been eased by his calm and reassuring manner. With constant hope for the success of this class he has closely cooperated to make this hope a reality. Individually and collectively he has worked with us to improve our school s standards and to better ourselves. With our thanks for these considerations we the class of 1954 gratefully dedicate this book to our principal Mr. Bush. BUSH '3?1X Q f SM ,LQ , I9 x Q .nr--, K? . . ,K Q gk ,tg if nf !Zs25'if,.,vf s ,A , Xa-f 8 1 if Q Q, eq' Q 41, R? 'K-I F? .a 'Y-V 1 3 ik 'K 1 4 Q -54 I ,J R iii xc X. we !' 1 1' SQ! 'far-1 aa. I ,, .,,.., xr- la If 1 ,- .J N- 3' xv-is ai 7 Thani ew .p ki l DO YOU REMEMBER? Fading suntansg happy hello'sg pep rallies, cheerleaders, and footballg the hockey seasong a bigger-than-ever A. A. driveg Garnet with a new page. Fall weather and bright leavesg new schedules becoming a rou- tineg Scott's Hi-Q contestsg Cab- inet's new School Store openingg the evaluators' visitg the false alarm at Bloom's masquerade. A surprise snow stormy new Honor Society membersg Thanks- giving Game ending the foot- ball seasong Cultural Olympics for Bandg Winter Wonder- land, a Senior Ball success, Determination ' x, Projects begin Winter Wonderland Seniors masquerade Fans go wild at Lansdowne pep rally lqgfigin ana! Cleans, . Q 'fX,?,f. XXH-ight carries against ff , K ,V iilfftf a'l 'u Ip A ,Q ,y pf l. I V V' gn A ff if Lansdowne 'V f' K T' ., . an .57 '.w'21r?'1-1:3 ' T-T X ',pf'f!'?'.mr rf f - 1 A aafs ' ,zA f,i . ,fl The 1953 football team of Swarthmore High began the season with A I I 'lm ZDIJMI an impressive victory over Darby. Although the record took a down- P2' gi. 'I 1-j I - . -' 1 ' V ward drop after this game, the boys' spirit remained high under the gc' + A ' RN leadership of Coach Robinson and Captain George Allison. The large ' ' V ' mx, attendance proved that the students and parents had caught the team's ,Q - . A i 'V 4 unusual spirit and were behind them. Although we had a losing ' ' H ' . kr- Z season, the school can be proud of the achievements of its team. It W. JJ-gl Ek.. Q45 led its opponents in every way-passing, first downs, yardage gained, M. , L-,gdggknfk 5: l .,1ras,'g,.:. Q except scoring, which was tied at 117 to 117. . Ei 7 ,:' ',a 'r. - 'G-.i'vK, ', I ' 'si tf ' 5 The Seniors wish the best of luck to next year's team and Co- Captains Terry Dellmuth and Roger Zensen. Malin in the clear lst row: Mark Baker, Bob Clothier, Pete Bloom, Mandell Much, Captain George Allison, Bill Haynes, John lVIaschal, Thatcher Magoun, Robby Wright. 2nd row: Coach Robinson, john Lewis, John Coleman, jimmy Lewis, Vance Tucker, Douglas Murray, Harvey Hignutt, Allan Baughn, Godfrey Bagby, Line Coach Hall. 3rd row: Ed Collins, Calvin Coleman, Lee Gem- SAI. .A .E mill, Karl Thomas, Terry Dellmuth, Terry Kerr, Preston Hollander, Steve Carter, Happy Dunning, Bob Grier, john Lange. 4112 row: Bob Gurin, Scott Pickard, Mike Hurd, Bob Keller, Hugh hiorrison, Randy Malin, Roger Zensen, Stuart Bowie, Pete Kroon, Pete Arrison. V Y X A CL,OI pat SCORES S H S OPP Darby lNether Proudence Medxa Sprmgheld Sharon H111 Glen lNor Yeadon Prospect Park Lansdowne capta1ns janet Crothers and Peggy Schumacher the cheerleadmg squad of 1953 54 was a very h1gh sp1r1ted and peppy group Th1s year for the first t1me the squad had a pres1dent and a treasurer Another 1nnoyat1on was the presentat1on of gold megaphones to the SIX sen1ors at the Football Award Banquet New sweaters were bought for the basketball games The Vrctory Song and two new cheers wh1ch were 1ntroduced at pep rall1es dur mg the football season made pop ular h1ts Under the sponsorsh1p and able coach1ng of Mr M1ller the cheerleaders completed another outstandmg year The best lald schemas 'X P1-wt Wr1ght through the l1ne 'fe' -wean ,fy ls! rou janet Crorhers Peggy Schumacher co Captams 2nd rou Gvyen Adams V1rg1n1a Magee Ferrell Beck Maryone Feeser Molly Banks Barbara Cobots Barbara Bloom Phyll1s Adams S C I 0 V ...4.... .... . .. 20 0 ' ..... 6 13 ' ............... 7 20 ' .........., 0 7 . ' .....,.... o 13 P 1 - ' ........,.., 39 0 ' 1 - . . . t 'X 6 26 5' ' 'L Q ........ 32 7 5 Q' -1 ' 7 31 y he 5 A ' .H f . 'fr 1 1 V' K A' I L 4 Under the leadersh1p of the Co- I .- ' y o ' . . A : . . ' . ' 'Q' 1 . 4 A . 5, 1, . ' - ND L4 ,, U' IIJQYZAK. - Erdvugr K-.-3.-:N ' . . J 1-3 .-s1g,.'a- f' . ' . ' '11 ,pt l Q - .ll 'gil Ear :ff 'i Scrapping for the ball Learning how Leavitt lunges Ir! row: Barbara Dunn, Donna Croset, Martha Cal- houn, Mary Lou Pierce, jane Leavitt, jean Goff, Cap- tain Lois Storlazzi, Mary Mellace, Sally Bates, Susan Hansell, joan Narbeth, Pat jones, Manager Barbara Cobots. 2nd row: Lanie Hopper, Pat Kennedy, Reba Cooper, Ann Driehaus, Joanne Taylor, Pat O'Neill, .fdcfion on .i1l0cLeg jiefc! Go to meet the ball, field it, and drive! These directions could often be heard on the hockey held, as Miss Allen instructed girls in stick work and in other techniques. The team got off to an excellent start. Captain Lois Storlazzi, displaying spirited leadership, led the team to victories over the first four teams they met: Springfield C3-lj, Haverford fi-lj, Xlifesttown C1-Oj, Ridley Township C2-OJ. The Media game was tied one to one, Even when they dropped the last two games to Lansdowne C1-BJ and Upper Darby C2-Bj, the girls showed good sportsmanship. At Lois' party after the Lansdowne game, Mary Lou Pierce was elected next year's captain. Bev Crowther, Alice DeCaindry, Mary Lou Friend, Miss Allen, Coach. 3rd row: jo O'Neill, Mary Ellen Warnes, Pam Foster, Gladys Durboraw, Diary Bunker, Ann.Lord, Betsy Brinkman. 4tl1 row: Jean Rogers, janeth Thomson, jane Valentine, Candy Allen, Nancy Newnam, Emily Terry, Mary Phillips. CLJHS 'fi 0 U ' lst rou L Gibson P McGon1gle N Neuweiler J Ammerman J Farris J MacAlp1ne G Gallagher C Williams J Shearer M B Carney J Rogers M E Warnes 2nd rou Mr Holm E Borer L Bernard S Taylor B A McCorkel C Russell S Hughes j Fisher S Singleton B Medford 3rd rou S Allen B Warden M Mellace S Plafker K Richardson G Lincoln L Rothwell P ONe1ll D Dodson 4th rou E Payne M L Friend B Scheoenberg C Harper R Cox C Honnold B Gemmill Slb rou N Rubm R Gunn B Gtlflllan R Hudgms J Narbeth M Plafker P Foster L jones 6th rou J Wetlaufer B Young M Phillips J Hemenvsay F Bloom D Little A Carroll 7119 rou S Skoglund P Campbell DVaughn C Baker C Hummer 8111 mu M Morrison N Nevsnam C Peel R Kensthaft G Packard G Smith B Warden B Borer G Durboravs R A Richardson 9th rou B Gwinn J McCorkel McCahan B Stilwell The Swarthmore Band of 1953 54 under the fine leadership of Mr Robert Holm and Captain ohn McCahan completed another successful season. As always the band entertained the spectators during halftime at the football games. ane MacAlpines twirling with fire was this year s novelty. At the Cultural Olympics the band received merits for marching and for fine musical arrangements. Some of its members later went on to play in district and state bands. The annual Spring Concert was the highlight of the year. The band concluded its season with Memorial Day and College Alumni Day parades. Salute Ijpholding the standards Step lively 1' M' A , E Twirlers .Brig-3554 W JQNQW Q 1' A 1 A Cadinef 140404145 .jvlonom 5' Q v . 1 . tb ggi. The nay's have it Don't ask me questions I can't answer! .-1 Ist row: Pat Kennedy, Miss Allen, Mr. Yocum. Znd row: Bob Clothier, jane Leavitt, Peter Bloom, Sandy Brown, Ken Riddle, Roger Zensen, Gordon Smith. 3rd row: Bill Haynes, Steve Carter, joan Narbeth, Don Poole, Fred Attention Treasurer l Under Bob Clothier's leadership, Cabinet has again worked diligently on many school projects. Early in the year, Cabinet sponsored a very successful A. A. Ticket drive. Alterations were made in the athletic award seystem. During the football season, Swarth- more buttons and pennants were sold. Cabinet spon- sored several successful football and basketball dances. The Honor System and its various facets were continuously kept before the students' attention by Cabinets conscientious leaders. Throughout the year, Cabinet committees also did an important job. Confusion in both the cafeteria and the parking lot was mitigated. Because of the great interest that was aroused by the Cabinet Teaching Program, the school government was actively sup- ported by the students. Bloom, Bob Borer. 4111 row: Sally Bates, Patsy McGon igle, Linda Rothwell, Charles Hummer, Mandell Much Dave Lynch, George Allison. ' 11' 'qi' I' .Qf :bs I ffm, ..- CU16! .SQCLHCJCLPJ5 STUDENT-FACULTY COMMITTEE Problems which are pertinent to both the faculty and the student body are referred to the Student-Faculty Committee. Recommen- dations for their solution are sent to other school organizations. This year, the com- mittee has considered the problems of dress standards and has effected improvements in the assembly seating procedure. lst row: Mrs. Becker, John Conard, Mr. Wat- kins, Peggy Schumacher, Mr. Yocum, Jean Goff, Miss Allen. 2nd row: Barbara Bloom, Roger Zensen. 4- X .113 1 ' ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assembly Committee has tried to pre- sent a variety of programs with full student participation. The committee is headed by Mrs. Mathews and is composed of repre- sentatives from various activities, the sopho- more class, and the faculty. Isl row: Rachael Baughn, Mrs. Mathews, joan Harrar, Sally Bates. Znd row: Mr. Holm, Miss Zimmer, Mr. Robinson, Roland Kenschaft, Miss Hancock, Dick Fellows. fr 'NX - w, ia.-4 STANDARDS BOARD The seven members of Standards Board, headed by George Allison, have worked to improve our Honor System and our stand- ards. Realizing that both form the core of our school life, all the members have worked closely with Cabinet Teaching and other Cabinet committees to increase student interest. Ist row: George Allison, Mimi Wisdom, Jane MacAlpine, joan Edgley. 2nd row: Happy Dun- ning, john McCahan, Mike Hurd. 2 --1 ' Yr .AW we jam fy ana! .x4c!mini:5frafi0n 'QAJS Ist row: Mrs. Seymour, Mr. Snyder, Miss Zimmer Dr. Irwin, Miss Allen, Mr. Jamison, Mrs. Becker Znd row: Mrs. Boulter, Miss Strouse, Miss Swift, Mrs Palmer, Miss Goodall, Mrs. Mathews. 3rd row: hir. Oppenlander, Miss Barren, Mr. Hofmann, Mr. Klem- mer, Mr. Yocum, Miss McKie, Mr. Robinson. -lib row: Mr. XVatkins, Mr. Bell, Miss Hancock, Mrs. Narbeth, Bliss Armstrong, lNIr. Holm, Mr. Miller. 1 Miss Philips Mrs. Wisdom Our Guidance Counselor, Miss Peck 'Q ur gpuiclea - Elf, . ,rj - r 1 ' inf Mr. Frank R. Morey Wfhatever we students have accomplished we know could not have been done without the help and inspiration of the faculty. A committee of evaluators, who visited us early this year, ex- pressed the feelings of every Swarthmore student when it commended the faculty for its sincere interest in the development of each individual Mr. William M. Bush student. Three additions were made to the faculty this year: Miss Phillips, Mr. Bush's secretaryg Mrs. Narbeth, the Cafeteria Directorg and Miss Goodall, our music teacher, We wish to thank Mr. Morey, Mr. Bush, their staffs, and all the teachers for their help in making this a successful year for us. Charles C. Matting john F. Spencer, Treasurerg hfiary S. Spiller CMrs. Robert EJ, Secretaryg Donald P. jones, PresidentgSamue1 T. Carpenter, Vice-presidentg Frank R. Morey, Supervising Principal. SCHOOL BOARD . J. , , 9 , 1 ' i ' 'JJ I, mi I U01 , A i I f fl' X jffv i -. .- of Cfdriri 0 55, I fj J fl f 2 ft ., , ll l vf if 49 lg in-., 4, M-FV ' 1. -1- . ' . ' vi.. ' lf- -. Q., 1 - xx Qi 7 I fi . ff 'x-g? 1.-f'Jf:Y'W:s:l ,' , , fit 1-V diggs, .. Q , v 49 its 'J 1 is ' , v B FN H' was X X -,-' lyk' mi ' , T Ji' vt - 5 K ily t A' ' 'fs if . is up H ot Q' I rx C ig, X 5 UQ -, idx! .J .., The class of '55 started the year by achieving 100025 in the A. A. drive. Our first get-together this year was the Class Party-Dogpatch style. This affair proved entertaining to parents and juniors alike. january was a big month for us. This month, the high school heard the Knights in the first of their many engagements. The Blackfriars' play was a success, largely because of the efforts of Jane MacAlpine, Karl Thomas, Steve Carter, Jean Coe, and Preston Hollander. Not to be forgotten is that scandal of '54-Craig Peel's claim to the first trafihc ticket. These reckless teen-agers! March brought the junior Prom, the biggest event of all, Everyone enjoyed a memorable Midnight in Manhattan. Bake sale for World U . The juniors look back with amaze- ment at the brevity of the Sopho- mores' time charts and ahead with confidence Q ?j to the Senior themes. Friendship After school in Miss Zimmer's room -. xii X.. X. .Stork Club -, .-..-ni - ' Presenting the Knights f X f v H.: xr f7R Qwf' Knight practice ' x. , Y i Intermission entertainment Officers Hurd, Carney, Borer, and Xvarden l just can't make this thing work 'I mf? D ,. ATL T 3 ,Vw CO 'Si 'V It f, 'wqw A' ti Ist roux' A. Hay, N. Bunker, j. Shearer, K Murphy, P. O'Neill, B. Harrison, E. Borer, J Boyer, L. Purnell. 21111 rouz' j. Harrar, j. Farris, J. Lawrence, VU. Mann, j. Davis, M. Thompson, C. Lincoln, B. Crowther. 3rd row: j. Thompson, S. Hoot, B. jones, N. Neuuciler, L. Hopper, C Topping, P. MtGonigle, A. M. Allison, L Campion. -lib row: B. XY'ilson, L. Cameron, L Hollis, A. Baughn, B. Lee, E. Collins, K. Cadi gan, M. Phillips. Sth rouu' J. Valentine, j Hemenwav, B. Greer, B. Fisher, G. Levin, D Xlfidclowson, L. Gemmill. Gil: row: H. Morrison S. Pickard, B. Gwinn, G. Steigleman, D. Deacon B. Lafore. aaa o 56 Time Charts! The words haunted us. However, the new simplified system of making them was much easier than the old one Time Charts were not the only hurdle in The Year. We still took dreadful literature tests and figured out Biblical who was its for Miss Zimmer's favorite game, Ten Questions. L-1? Ofhcers: Pickard, Bloom, Rothwell, and Dunning ln our classes the shutterbugs were many, Cheesel resoundcd through the school as flashbulbs popped. These camera hends got busy at our Class Party and retorded the best minstrel show ever. A number of the boys turned up at the party in their loudest vests argyles and suspenders, with white bucks and charcoal gray pants. Our class took a trip to the Uni versity Museum. We examined the mummies and ancient obyects re lated to the art division of our World Culture Course. The trouble was that with all our homework, we couldn't practice any culture. But we did take time out to do the best job we could to make our Soph Hop a suctess. As every member of the class of '56 knows, it was! Zimmer's workshop Club '57 igger an gffer lst row: B. Bloom, K. Mondale, J. Abbe, L. Rothwell, G. Bagby, D. Uhrin, D. Harrison, Taylor, G. Meyer. Znd row: N. Martin, A. Drie- haus, J. Eisinger, B. Lowe, J. Kennedy, J. Ains- lie, M. L. Friend, N. Dellmuth. 3rd row: M. Williams, B. Schoenberg, S. Braun, M. E. Warnes, G. Durboraw, D. Reader, S. Haussman, R. Grooters, E. Bullitt. 4111 row: M. Wisdom, Plane geometry? R. Bullard, P. Arrison, P. Smith, J. Wetlaufer, D. Little, J. Lange, D. Snyder. Sth row: F. Bloom, M. MacMillan, D. Vaughan, K. Riddle, C Baker, N. Rubin, D. Poole. 6th row: G. Felton, H. Dunning, G. Carey, G. Packard, W. Reynolds, J. Pegram. 7th row: B. Keller, P Kroon, L. Keighton, T. Shatigan. J... 4' -...QQ l l ? P' Aauoigxl A l , . l Qi qu ' A P-DVVQ il fs: A W- f .. fgfgzsx' if t H .a f lf- 'K I . T . if -Q ' ' ,Lf ' PSU. M 1 -. Z. fisl -t V. 00, V .5 .3 ' 5 .sz A Y fx' ' 'v , . . ,QV - at A Q . .,cO.4 :Qui '-is N v .L i 2-ki l Q fi? 5 , fq ap + ,L ffl. it , 55 v , ,,. , Q JL . 2, . Y 5, 6. 4 Q J W w A .X .. ., 'G 5. it V , vu kg k,'7 ,K ,5 I itz .ff ' , , 5' Adv 1 fi I 2 -asa ff .f 'Y 'V' dl ls! row: E. Lambert, J. Gibson, A. Roxby, I. Aizupitia, K. Crothers, D. Habbersett, N. Reese, F. Schwartz, B. Garrahan. Zml row: R. Morrison, D. Cornogg, D. Snyder, S. Hoyt, M. Plafker, F. Browne, G. Scott, B. Reynolds. 3rd row: D. Thomas, C. Hopkins, J. Aull, B. Welsh, A. Morse, R. Magoun, A. Hutchinson, E. Plowman D. Wilkinson. 4112 row: C. West, J. Jar- u. N 1 l K W t it -' f '. yt, S X! 1 . .,. 7 ., 1 22 'Q Y . A 3 s ,gi 1 3 'Q' 5114.4 't'Nf F X . 'if 3 an' '.. '- 311 . ,rf any fl ' .L 'C. ' Chai-A .Qvdg u , 5, 520 5 7 I fgfdwfwff ratt, N. Moore, M. Elmore, C. Wentz, B. Council, B. Gilfillan J. Kumpf. Stl: row: B. Sobczak, C. Seymour, M. Gobdel, V. D. Meyers, A. K. Rogers, H. Willis, K. Borei, G. Hanna, D. Sipler, Hirsch. 6112 row: T. Allen, D. Coles, Eighmy, J. Hansell, D. Wagnon. 7th row: C. Coleman, B. Corse, H. Steigelman, G. Pappas, W. Seward. CKCL55 0 352 Ma ana! Coming Ist row: J. Pappas, J. Noyes, P. Much, K. Shipherd, G. Wyse, J. Hay, S. Plafker, R. Cox, J. Yaglenski. 2nd row: G. Chambers, J. Holiday, E. Spencer, D. Cope, J. Bruce, N. Ernest, G. Quist, D. Bass. 3rd row: B. Warden, M. Hall, N. Gowing, B. Kenschaft, N. Hartman, B. Posey, M. Smith, N. Turner, T. Ritz- inger. 411: raw: A. Hanser, W. Single, S. Fisher, D. Jackson, J. Tucker, R. Roess, C. Wright, T. Barnett. Sth row: H. Hill, J. Walmsley, G. Garrett, A. Walms- ley, S. Pritchard, J. Holt, J. Roberts, J. Schloesser. Glb row: P. Willis, R. Ridgway, F. Andrew, J. McCorkel, B. Ziegenfus, A. Jones. 7th row: G. Kroon, J. Prather, R1 Curry, B. Wilson. if awfq - ,l . f wa N I Fr ', A xv .,, 4. .53 W ' , ' . 0. . M .,,. V11 ..... 1 J' Lx.. ,fx up-t , fy ,ff ,,. ,-I . - fYN ,' 3 f Q 1- ' ki s fl If X .' 1: ' J 1 , N f f , ' W R , xi 1 ' ' v' I, N I mv fb' 7 Thhhson fc, 'ff' I J f' Y' N f ' A f x A . x , J K g . ' ., 1 , ' ' F A ' . Q 1 JRE' X, ' i -' Xi' 2 5 w ' + I 41 Y , . f' q X Y! I f S 8 X if Q' , 5 wixk I ' . 3 V g ,W 5, DO X OU REMEMBER? December Chorus moxing Christmas Con cert our carefree xacation old mzzmz y F ebr1n1r'j .' 26 friends at the Homecoming Dance hilarious slut at the German Banquet alumni basket ball game New Years parties and resolutions Blackfriars Curtain Going Up midterm Cabinet elec tions Varsity Clubs mitiations Friday night basketball games Red Cross projects Scotts H1 Q matches snow-storm holiday S. H. S. Knights appearances. Harvey -- a senior success' spring-like vueather' ninth grade elections' District Chorus' report cards' United Nations trips' bake sales for World Friendship. Gee thanks Santa! T ie junior knights PIUSIQ Gs 04:-Zrw . ,M IQ 3 in Q- il Administrative problems 6:63 A X'iU'SlIV-Silffd shine ad infinilum XX e studx onlx the emulopedia QPIMA, lgadzi, lst row: P. Kroon, B. Borer, Captain R. XVright, R. Zensen, G. Smith. 2nd row: Coach Klemmer, D. Reese, L. Keighton, G. Allison, R. Malin, C. Hummer, Coach Reese. 3rd rouz' D. Lynch, D. Fellows, B. Gwinn, S. Pickard, S. Bowie, H. Dunning, H. Morrison. 4111 row: T. Dellmuth, P. Asch, -I. Keighton, C. V6'entz, L. Cameron, F. Bloom, j. Single, D. Snyder. With Captain Rob Wright as his only remaining letterman, Coach Reese built up an energetic and enthusiastic team, The team, con- tinually improving and ready for work, entered the Kiwanis Tourna- ment with high spirit, in spite of the fact that it had lost most of its games. Although the record of the 1955-S4 basketball team is not impressive, Swarthmore High Sthool is proud of its team and hopes next years captain, Randy Malin, has a successful season. SCORES S.H.S. OPP. S.H.S. OPP. Conshohocken . . Springfield . . . 42 50 Glen-Nor .... . . Darby ..... . 35 62 Ridley Park .... Lansdowne . . . 42 57 Eddystone . . . . . Media ........ . 52 53 Collingdale -... Alumni ....... . 36 44 Ridley Township Clifton Heights .... 63 68 Prospect Park .. Eddystone ..... . 54 61 Conshohocken .. Ridley Township . 54 64 Glen-Nor ..... Prospect Park .. . 45 57 Ridley Park 28 Reach Airborne .I IW, M1719 CLI16! 5A00t I 7 scones You're in my way S.H.S. OPP Lansdowne . . . , . . 22 36 Haverford . . , . . . 40 44 Glen-Nor . . . . . 64 32 Media ....... . . . 48 26 Ridley Park . . . . . . 38 39 Chester ...,., . . . 27 30 Upper Darby. .. .. . 28 43 Barbie scores again The 1954 girls' basketball team had a far better season than its scores indicate. Although it lost three heartbreakers to Haverford, Ridley Park, and Chester, the team won its games with Glen-Nor and Media. The girls showed good sportsmanship and deter- mination under Coach Putty and Captain Barby Dunn. The best of luck to Jo O'Neill, next year's taptain, and the team of '55. lst row: P. 0'Neill. 2nd row: P. Jones, J. Leavitt, B. Dunn, S. Hansell, J. O'Neill. 3rd row: M. L. Pierce, J. Goff, B. Crowther, S. Bates, P. Foster, Mrs. Willits. 04111 row: N. Carroll, M. Banks, E. Terry. Sth row: M. B. Carney, J. Rogers, N. Newnam, J. Hemenway, D. Crosset, M. Feeser. JN Give it more oomph ! 3 lst row: M. Much, P. Bloom, J. Narbeth, J. Leavitt, J. M:1eAlpine, S. Carter, G. Allison. Znd rouz' j. Crothers, G. Magee, B. Cobots, P. Schumacher, S. Bates, R. A. Richardson. 3rd row: D. Fellows, S. Hansell, D. Crosset, N. Newnam, M. Banks, K. Lnnning, Mr. llofmzlnn. -Hb row: lf. Noyes, j. Coe, P. Foster, M. Mellate N. Carroll. goofgglzfd an All the Blaekfriatrs lutl L1 hand in Curtain Going Up, whether it was behind the scenes or on the stige. They remember the difficulty of choosing the play. the lmrti work .tt rehe.1rs.ils, and the hurried eonferentes held by .ill the tommittees to put the finishing touches on the play. No one ein ever forget the t.il.1mities of the play within the play. Or the pretiitiments of the direttors and the stage crew. Besides the .1nnu.1l play, Ye Olde Blackfriarsn pre- sented imntomime sketehes at the Christmas UmPh! Contert. Time out for meditation Practice makes perfect y K' Painting scenery gurfain Ca! A Before the seniors' presentation of Harvey, few had eyer heard of a pooka, but fewer still will ever forget our pooka, a six-foot white rabbit. During this comedy, the audience laughed three hundred and fifty times-more than any other audience at .1 senior play, All the seniors l-:now that the scenes in the Dowd mansion and in Chumley's Rest could not have brought such a response without Mrs. Mathews' help. All during the last climactic week, every member of the cast was in character. john McCahan and Mary Bunker will always be remembered for their portrayal of Elwood P. Dowd, the friendly alcoholic, and Elwood's perpetually Hustered sister, Veta Louise Simmons. They're for you, my dear. Chumley-'5 Reg: It's hard on all of us. The play takes shape The morning of the big night 31 QF v ja-if 4, lst row: Barbara Dunn, Mary Bunker, Ann Lord, Kay Lanning, Tony Sobczak, Barbara Cobots, Patty Stuart, Susan Hansell, Miss Zimmer. 2nd row: Phyllis Adams, Lois Storlazzi, Virginia Tiller, Bob Clothier, Kenny Hasson, Ferrell Beck, janet Crothers, Karen Schiff. 3rd row: Sally Bates, Kathy Jessup, Racheal Baughn, Peggy Schumacher, Joan Harrar, Jody Long- well, Mary Lou Pierce, Gail Roberts, Ginny Magee. -Hb rouu' Alice DeCaindry, judy Ammerman, Nancy Dellmuth, Sandra Milne, Mary Lou Friend, Gladys Q,eA .QW C 5 .1 A ' . ri' 'f Q' 1 4. 6 5, ' , Y., :S , xi N 1 1 34 ' o ei. if 5- ' --' -0 'T 'A '-Q.. 4 fi: -E-, Y '45 1' Ll 9 c. 'P' - . Y, V , qs V no -.L '-if ' - l I as R2 aging fAe neva Garnet meeting Garnet's bake sale The Garnet, under the leadership of Miss Zimmer and Tony Sobczak, produced a paper which fully portrayed life at Swarthmore High. This year a Senior Spotlight, which featured seniors who were chosen on the basis of service to the school, a third page, and the very popular Katie Knows lt column were added to the paper. The Garnet achieved its greatest hit with the publication of the April Fool issue. Durboraw, Margo Morrison, Reba Cooper. 5111 row: Mimi XVisdom, Carol Topping, Liz Gibson, Martha Calhoun, Betsy Brinkman, Carolyn Schott, Virginia DeCaindry, blary Beth Carney, joan Narbeth. Gtb row: jane Elliott, Nancy Carroll, Donna Crosset, Molly Banks, janeth Thomson, jane Derrickson, Patsy jones, Margie Feeser. 7tlJ row: joan Blanton, Nancy New- nam, Peter Asch, Stuart Bowie, joan Hemenway, jane Valentine. 1 ,, asf. wil- H 'Y Q0 .QQ 00: A Q0 Q 9 s I Mic in tlw ,Air 'sieiiiiiiiww row: A. Hay, J. Longwell, N. Harper, S. Fisher, A. Baughn, R. Baughn, P. Bloom, i i Beck, B. Cobots, J. Crothers, K. Thomas, P. Arrison, D. Hopkins, J. Leavitt, Missi V 27111 row: B. Harrison, R. Grooters, G. Bauer, J. Conard, M. MacMillan, f,.i K f Q Riddle, D. Reese, G. Pappas, C. XVentz, S. Broun, T. Goldmeyer, J. Lewis,,fK, X B. Crowther. 3rd row: J. Harrar, B. Bloom, A. DeCaindry, S. Hansellf ' Ryerson, L. Gemmill, D. Lynch, H. Morrison, S. Pickard, D. Jenkins, D. Poole, arter, B. Jones, P. Schumacher, A. Walker, K. Schiff. 4111 rozr: K. Jessup, M. D. Crosset, If. Terry, B. Clothier, S. Bowie, G. Allison, T. Magoun, B. Haynes, M. Much, R. Malin, N. Snyder, N. Carroll, Cv. DeCaindry, M. Williams. Directed by Miss Bettyjo Goodall, the Chorus presented its annual Christmas and Spring Con- certs with great success. Several new effects were tried this year. At the Christmas Concert, the Chorus sang without robes, and during the finale of the Spring Concert, the girls appeared in evening gowns. A new organization established this year was the Girls' Chorus. It is composed of sixty girls who are not in the Chorus or Glee Club. lst row: G. Adams, S. Hoyt, L. Hopper, S. Bates, J. O'Neill, M. Bunker, B. Dunn, S. XVest, Miss Good- all, G. Hubbell, N. Reese. 2nd row: G. Magee, J. Ains- lie, J. Lawrence, B. Harlow, G. Meyer, P. Much, L. Cam- pion, S. Braun, N. Gowing R. Morrison. 3rd row: M. Banks, L. M. Roberts, A. Hutchinson, A. Driehaus, A. Hursh, M. Wisdom, E. Bul- litt, C. Topping, C. West, R. Cooper. 4111 row: P. Jones, P. Hoch, C. Allen, J. Thom- son, J. Rogers, N. Nevvnam, L. Hollis, V. Smith, G. Hanna, R. Roess, L. Johnson. at sf bf' .le 1.12 2sEbO'5f'9 I 1 ,ff if I l 'z 3 il lst row: Mr. Oppenlander, R. A. Richardson, R Kenschaft. 2nd row: J. Conard, K. Hasson. RADIO CLUB Radio Club, under the guidance of Mr. Oppenlander, functions primarily as a serv- ice organization. Its members operate the various audio installations for assemblies, pep rallies, and classes. Some operators are responsible for maintenance of the equip- ment ancl for construction of new apparatus when necessary. .fdcfiuifieri pfag scoTT's HI-Q As in the past five years, Swarthmore's Scott's Hi-Q has reached the finals. The team which takes hrst place wins a prize worth one thousand dollars, Everyone will remember the assemblies in which the team scored points by correcting fast moving and fantastic stories. f'clrt RED CROSS CLUB lst row: Carolyn West, Anne Morse, Randa Roess, June Holt, Miss Strouse. 2nd row: Nancy Reese, Marrie Hall, Nancy Gowing, Reta Ma- goun, Grace Scott, Janice Yaglenski. 3rd row: Gayle Hanna, Barbara Ziegenfuss, Jeanne Schloesser. iss.-.L Ist row: Wally' Seward, Roland Kenschaft, Dick Fellows. Znd row: Dave Bass, Tad Ritzinger, Terry Allen, Bob Gilfxllan. 3rd row: Tim Ryer- son, john Darling, Herb Steigelman. Members of the Red Cross Club knitted squares for afghans, made party favors, collected comic books, and made stuffed animals and dolls. These articles were sent to veterans' hospitals, children's Wal'ClS, and day care centers. a afar ,Dari felt i 1 . VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club, after starting with only five seniors, acquired new members at the end of the football season. As a newly established practice, the club gave associate membership to boys who were not eligible for memberships but who were willing to participate in the activities of the club. These activities included the sale of football and basketball programs, the Delaware County Foul Shooting Tournament, Home Coming Dance, and Varsity Club Award. Ist rouz' Mr. Hofmann, D. Lynch, E. Mc- Gaughey, G. Allison, M. Much, B. Haynes, T. Kerr, J. Badger, E. Noyes. 2nd row: P. Asch, T. Dellmuth, B. Lee, D. Snyder, F. Bloom, B. Young, P, Arrison, Hind. 3rd row: R. Malin, D. Reese, V. Tucker, J. Maschal, M. Bender, P. Gilmour, D. jenkins, S. Brown, j. Keighton. 4th row: T. Magoun, H. Morrison, R. Zensen, S. Bowie, P. Bloom, B. Clothier, T. Ryerson, C. Peel. Stb row: R. XVright, M. Hurd. Y Ist row: B. Clothier, R. Livingston, G. Allison, B. Haynes, 1. Maschal, M. Much, R. Wright. 2nd row: H. Mor- rison, T. Magoun, S. Brown, H. Hig- nutr, V. Tucker, Mr. Robinson. 3rd ' row: T. Dellmuth, M. Hurd, G. Smith, P. Kroon, R. Zensen, R. Malin, B. Lee. I 4111 row: P. Hollander. Q- FIRE SQUAD As the fire alarm sounds throughout the building, the boys in Fire Squad hurry to their posts in the High School, Grade School, Shop, and Gym. In addition to manning strategic posts during all drills, they care for the school's fire fighting equip- ment so that it will be in operating condition. This year, they emptied and refilled the fire ex- tinguishers and placed exit signs in the classrooms. .life z A -fnrv .Ae-' 'TJ N l X I 'X 0, X'x MNA , 1 , - ' f 3 Ir' -L V ,, .' I 4 i .L -. . 6 , su 4' 1 N I N 1 V' ' I v 'j . ,.-- x 4 Q, X -. 'A if ' f H . ,fy I fy m - 1 ' . I' 1 SNK 1 . 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The Soph Hop, the much-needed break for Spring Vacationg baseball, lacrosse, and track, daylight saving timeg spring fever. Activities shine A1413 .' jzzue: Ice cream for Chemistry A The beginning of the end' Spring Concert fun at the Band Party Blacltfriars initiations at the picnic the Art Display and Fashion Show last days for the seniors, the Letter Banquet Boning for finalsg the Senior Ban- quet, Baccalaureate and Commence- ment. Seniors ral-re the gym meer 3 HL Matrie's Mnulcrs Intramural wrestling Honor Society tea lst row: K. Hasson, B. Gurin, G. Allison, B. Haynes, M. Much, M. Baker, H. Hignutt. Zrzd row: H. Morrison, J. Lewis, N. Snyder, D. Snyder, T. Dellmurh, E. Collins, D. Vaughan, F. Bloom. 3rd row: Coach Hall, B. Lee, D. Lynch, M. Hurd, B. Gwinn, T. Shatagin, S. Bowie, D. McGaughey, Coach Robinson. 4111 row: F. Schwartz, j. Noyes, K. Crothers, J. Bruce, G. Bagby, D. Harrison, H. Habbersert, J. Pappas. 5111 row: D. Thomas, D. jackson, XV. Single, P. XVillis, T. Rirzinger, M. Plafker, A. Hanser. 6111 row: M. Hollicr, R. Laser, G. Kroon, D. Deacon, G. Levin, D. Coles, C. Wentz. 7tlJ row: R. Gwinn, R. Noyes. Hignurr up xo bar loorfd in loving of ig f Early season practice 1' 4. Maschal goes over 15! row: M. L. Pierce, B. Cobots, B. Dunn, P. Jones, J. Leavitt, S. Bates, J. O'Neill, D Crosset, B. Brinkman, S. Hansell, L. Storlazzi. 2nd row: B. Crowther, M. Calhoun, J. Narbeth, R. Cooper, P. Adams, J. Goff, M. Mellace, V. Dlagee, P. O'Neill. 3rd rouu' E. Terry, M. Banks, BI. L. Friend, A. Dreihouse, J. Ammerman, P. Stuart, C. Jessup, S. Braun, C. Allen. 4119 faux' Miss Allen, Ll. Phillips, J. Rogers, J. Hemmenway, J. Valentine, N. Newham, L. Hollis, Manager N. 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In Miss Strouses room, it reflected from her walls and bulletin boards covered with post cards, posters, newspaper clippings, magazines, fleures-de-lis, photographs, and wedding and funeral announcements. Re- fracting around the corner, it illuminated the German class where talk alternated between the love story, Immensee, and baseball. Filtering through to Latin class, the sun glinted off a picture of the Parthenon and shone on pages inscribed with the troubles of Caesar, But as the spring sun warmed still more, making us want to dive into the nearest lake or pond, studies were brought to a close at Swarthmore High School. What is your problem today? H' ' f Kaflenlammer Three minute rush A .i 1, E- l 1 onom ana! Wufiic 04 3 . 3 T ' 0.3, M ed ? Q Ist row: jane Leavitt, Sue Hansell, joan Edgley, Bibsy Joan McCahan. 3rd row: Bob Clothier, Bob Borer, Randy Cobots, Peter Bloom, Pres,, Dr. Irwin. 2nd row: Donna Malin, john Conarcl. Crosset, Nancy Carroll, Martha Calhoun, Tony Sobczak, Ist row: R. VanUrk, M. Huse, S. Haussman, G. Hanna P. Kroon, B. Ziegenfus, C. Seymour, S. Milne, B. Posey 21111 row: G. Kroon, L. Uthe, A. Giltillan, V. MacNair A. Kroon, G. Hubble, A. Ryerson, P. Walsh, D. Reider, M. VanUrk. 3rd row: If. Hunt, D. Thomas, J. Robinson G. Durboraw, N. Carroll, R. Grooters, C. Danforth, F. 9 Schwartz, R. A. Richardson, M. J. Schroder. 41h row: J. Fisher, R. Young, M. Phillips, M. L. Friend, S. Huse, Mr. Holm, B. Gwinn. Stb row: R. Kenschaft, M. Mellace, P. Foster, B. Wfarden, B. Borer. 611: row: C. Hummer, G. Smith. HONOR SOCIETY -Hi' ORCHESTRA qi -4 a , a-re' ff' tx? jAQ fo KONI' QCLI' D YA -. - , C? ,.n.Ik-k.:.'k-kfk 'ff tv t 1-,, W A Q! -F, f . f SIm1dir1g.' R. A. Richardson, Business Manager, J. Mc- Cahan, V. Tucker, J. Longvvell, R. Livingston, M. Mor- riosn, P. Schumacher, D. Crosset, J. Thomson, B. Cope. Sealed: J. Edgley, lfclitor, J. Conard, Assistant Editor, S. Hansell, K. Hasson, M. Bunker, 1. Narbeth. The yearbook staff, directed by its sponsors, Miss Mary Arm- strong and Mr. Harry Oppenlander, and its editor, 'loan Edgley, worked toward an informal yearbook centered around a candid presentation by seasons of the school year, Aided by funds gained from advertising, the staff was able to enlarge the Key, The editors made an effort to include as much art work and candid photography as possible. Almost every senior made some contribution to the book either by working on senior write-ups, by soliciting advertisements, by contributing photographs, or by selling. Final editing ,,,.,.'-' ,.,f si i I 'Q i ' W4 Y J enior' O gcem john McCahan, President john Conard, Vice-President Ann Lord, Secretary Winthrop Wright, Treasurer Dr. James Irwin, Class Sponsor an 'Q-QQ-'w - ef F1 , : , N., ' ul K :fr mi '14, .ffm iq A 5 'X Y'4s 'dvr 4 d'-- -3-N. gf' A r D5 af 1 35 A , e 1 lor, ! Fourth grade softball The memories ot' the Class of 'ii stretch back to that eventful First Day when we were ditched by our mothers to become our te.1ehers' problems. One ol' our e-.irliest memories is that of Joanie N.1rlweth wgishing her dress in Miss Prices fish pond, Girls .igninst boys in Cfops and Robbers .lntl Kitklmise-lull lweuime our m.iin pastimes, miith to our te.ithers' horror. Girnets rind Xwhites were bitter enemies e.uh ye,1r on Field Day when l3.irb.ir.i Cook used to t.ike gill the fast runner races. Forgetting team rimlries, we all became Srira Bernlmrdts .intl 'lohn B.1I'fylllOfCS when Peggy The pause that delights - devilmenr Sunshine .19 ' x ,p , . 6 . Ia: . . 5' . r 'S Look what we found! I 0I'l'l j0l fg'iLUO fo .intl Molly would give their plxys. ln our idler moments. when .it sthool, we struggled with trittions .mtl deeinmls. Trips to the Planetarium, Old Phil.idelphi.1. .ind lw.iseb.ill games for the Sdlieties were legal hookey m.1neuvers. Be, rim, are, is, been, w.1s, were . . Remember Miss MCKie's eh.1nt? XVhen we weren't chanting, we were playing Hide-And-Go-Seek in some rather strange places. How was the boys' room, Bibsy? Wfhen, and if, we had snow, sledding On Donnzfs front hill became a popular sport. With Cloihier's after the Prom 'Q Time out 'Q Anybody wanta come down? 'ir' 3 fy- our lots of sparkle dust stars and glue, the j.j.'s at- tempted a formal dance in the ninth grade. During Patty Stuart's intermission party, Strath Haven started burning, and so we deserted that dance. But during our Soph Hop, April In Paris, no one did any deserting. Time charts drove us wildg all our dreams were red, green, and blue! Drivers' licenses were sought after, and janeth became our first hot-fodder. In our junior year, we started Christmas vacation with a dance at the Old Mill. We astounded every- body by walking off with the Gym Meet-Vance, on his hands, that is. But now our year as seniors is over and the melody of Pomp and Circumstancew flows through our minds. We've studied semantics, valences, poets, and World War Il, and we've given a wonderful Winter Wonderland and a stupendous Har- vey. We'll never forget john MeCahan's Elwood P. Dowd and his pal. And so, on to our next adventure! Here we come, the Class of '54! Cheeezel Wanna play? Young artists '1' Gi? --r 1-I ,t GXXIFINDOLS N VICT ORIA ADAMS G ll 611 A futhtul lrlcnd 19 thc nudmnu ot 1111 Apogrxpha Lows to tulsa. 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'fd' 'Wx 'UP 4 5v REBA LOUISE COOPER Reba Victory belongs to the most persevering 4Napoleon . . . Never late to school . . . energetic . . . fast hockey wing . , . happy-go- lucky . . 4. It's your turn to read the Bible' '... interests in Mor- gan State College . . . Be-bop . . . always singing . . . loves to skate and dancc -... one of the kindergarten to twelfth . . . perpetual diets . . , talkative . . . 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HAYNES B1 I try all thnnqs I acluuc what I can Mclvllle Attracts women New England ICCLUI kctpcr of Cabmcts money hard runnxng end blond crew cut summer con structron job larcc supplx of araxlt socks onqmal rdeas smnle for everxonc well drcsscd black Ford con vertrble XX'as lst das Deutsch? baseball captaxn nhumumlr ooibzll ur 34 Bare all 2 Vav Ill Cn lam 4 Czbnzel Tfezruvu 4 Cborur 4 Dame Commztleer 7 Fne Squ 1d 4 Clie Club 7 3 4 Ca mer Reprefezzlullze 2 Homemf 111 Prerldefzl 3 S1lIlC'hbOUd 3 Var nly Club 3 Prerldent 4 -IAINIES HARVEY HIGINL I I H 11169 To spcnd too much flI l1C. m studrcs rs sloth Bacon Second year shop man frrcndly tonstlntly scllrng Medna Frre Company trckets staunch band member ready sense of humor sax foot whrtc rabblt loyal football supporter out of town womcn XX rldwood capers black Merc convertrble dream of bun: a dalry farmer summer yob nlmmurulr 3 oo1b:ll ueball Band 2 3 4 Ca eferm ll' wber 3 4 Cabinet C07IlIIZIIlE6.F 2 3 4 re Squad 4 Gun Club 3 4 Glee Club 34 Model Alrplrme Club 2 Orcbertru 1 2 3 4 Serlmr Play Vurrlly Club 4 DAVID FFOL LKE JENKINS Dave' O Youth with song and laughter go lrghtly by Wallace Mamstay of Boys Chorus SCLIIOU Daw 84 Patton lntra mural dxc hard those World Affairs Councrls Dr Kmsey nn Semlnar big srmle Swarthmorc College or bust lrkes cm lxttle Mrybc I can get thc ur brrd watcher Dnstrnct Chorus Dr Chumley IIIHUIIIIHIIF 1 7 fm! 1 lm zgef far l Cmzev 1 Club 7 Cabinet CUIIIIIIIIIEE 1 7 3 4 Cbmur 4 Dmfe Cwzzmzl ee 2 3 4 Fne Squad 4 Glee Club 1 7 3 4 Llbz ny Armlvzl 1 Proferllwl Club 1 Serum Plzg Yearbook CUNIIIIIUEE 1445, sq-um. is!! 'Nik 5-T 'R ad.-rf RICHARD LAXVRENCE JESTER ,IR Dme What would youth bc wrthout love Bxron Reckless Rlchard rnurdcrs German socral calls wrth Mr Bush 36 coupes Dodgers fan What happened to the gold fish Mrss Barren' oh those corny lokes future mechanlc lunches uptown stock car races rnventor easrly embarrassed lawn mowers rcd harr ntrammalr 1 2 3 4 Football Barketball Trafk Art Club 7 Camera Club 1 Czbmet Commzttee 4 Flre Squad 4 Library Arrzrtwt I 7 Maur Lzrlerzmg 3 P1o1ff110V1 Club I Senior Play COIIIIIIIIIFF PATRICIA ANN JONES Patrf Entertarn a cheerful drsposxtron Shakespeare Ever remem bered class partles embarrassed laugh out for all sports I know I farled that test' shoppmg sprees rn Phrla delphra occasronal pony tarls lrkes shrrmp D1 you do your Chemrstryj loves to argue telephone com plrcatrons partral to Scottres of ey 2 3 afrlty Bafbelball lfarr y 4 none I 2 Vafrlty 3 4 Cabnzet Committee 2 4 Dante Cam mzttee 2 3 Co rbmmarz o Dance 4 Gmzet 3 4 Glrlr Cborur 4 Lzbrarj Arrzrtarzt 1 2 Re rerbmeazt Cowmrttee Senior Play Commlttee United Cbautzer 1 2 Yearbook Commzttee ROLAND PAUL KENSCHAFT Roland Strencc IS lrke vrrtue rts own exceedrn: great reward Ixmgslcy Brqcle fan never never gets a B busrness lrke walk gemus for math brg green Packard can always be found rn Mr Opps back room large vocabulary sports a brrefcase Mr Frxrt backbone of Scott s H1 Q enloys classrcal muslc 11111 wmv :lr 1 an I 2 34 Ffre Squ Bow Glee Club 7 3 4 IN IfIfI7I1I!!10II07 Society 4 Orcbertm 4 Pvofertmu Club l 7 Radzo Club 1 Clare Ezzgrneer 2 34 Semot Pl U Committee Cbmm 111 o SOIHIZZI md Ltgbtr KATHERINE GRACE LANINIING Ka I am rmamnatne quoth he xdle was I never Langland Lrfe of Human Relatrons class composes musrc I met hrm at Conference Its a lovely day today' weekends at Trenton roots for Blarr forever knxttmg loya membcr of Fellow shrp dark curly hair very talkative twenty correspondents Garnet s Feature Edrtor Blwkfrlarr 2 3 4 Cabmet Committee 3 Cborur 2 3 4 Dance Commzttee 3 Garnet 3 Feature Edltor 4 Refferbment Com mittee Serum Play Yearbook Committee MARJORIE JANE LEAVITT fame' But mamly use and sk1ll are w1nners m this pastlme Anon Athletxc summers at camp frlend to all famous for orngmalxty curly ha1r lots of spmt heads Black frxars Wheres Sally? wmter weekend 10 Ocean City unmh1b1ted orlgmal basketball shoes takes mmutes for Cabmet do anythmg on a dare versatxle Hot ey 1 2 Varrlty 3 4 Bafketball 1 2 Varxtty 3 4 La Home 1 Varftty 7 3 Co captain 4 Band Lzbrarlan 2 Black rzarf 2 3 Prerzdent 4 Clan Secretary 3 Cabuzet 2 3 Set retary 4 Cabinet Cornmztteer 23 Cboruf 34 Dante Corn 71111169 Cbazfman o Decovatfonr 3 Garnet 2 3 Homefoom Vice preuderzt 1 Library Affutant 2 Refrefbment Committee Stand ardr Board ROGER LEE LIVINGSTON Roger bxlence one of the vlrtues of the wuse Bonnard lrack man younger edltlon m class of 55 rockhound oh those crazy pegs peddles programs for Varsxty Club recxtatnons m Engllsh class rope cllmber a ready artrst one of the boys unconcerned a1r Lmcoln IS h1s 1 o ntramuvalf 1 7 3 4 Football Trark Vawlly Co raplaln 4 Camera Club 1 2 Dante Commtttee 2 3 4 Homeroorn Treafurer 2 Cablnet Reprerenlatlze 1 Senior Play Committee Cbalrrnan o Scenery Varfzty Club 3 Serretary 4 Yearbook Artn 1t1eJ Edztor JOSEPHINE LONGWELL ody Behold the glowmg blush upon the rose Read Expert 1n languages a new ha1r style every day IIIIIHIIOUS blue eyes May I have a r1de7 many darllng clothes partlal to the name of Bxll peaches and cream complexron expert dancer oy smxle Can I help you? 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C.1 ,1' -4g B.1'1l.1ll-2-3-4g lf., ' . er- g bl NAME GWEN ADAMS GEORGE ALLISON JUDY AMMERMAN JOHN BADGER MARK BAKER MOLLY BANKS SALLY BATES RACHAEL BAUGHN MIKE BENDER PETER BLOOM SANDX BROWN MARY BUNKER BOB CLOTHIER BIBSX COBOTS JOHN CONARD CHIRRY COOPER RLBA COOPER BILL COPE DONNA CROSSET JANET CROTHERS SUE DEAN ALICE DECAINDRY BARBH DUNN JOAN EDOLEY PATTON GILMOUR BOB GURIN SUSAN HANSELL NANCX HARPER KENNY HASSON BILL HAYNES HARVEY HIGNUT1' DIED FROM 7 brothers and sIsters ph1lOSOPll1ZlI1g on g1flS boyxlmg for trophIes pohshrng h1s Car Intramural enthuslasm constantly Combmg goalrtls XVIlfred vsorrxes domg homework bemg Mr Dorothy Dlx of 54 Crackmg Jokes College Boards too much responsIbIlIty runnmg for the bus qL1CSIlOHl1'lg Mr Opp belng run oy er by a seyung machme IHICCIIOIIS gnggles atom bomb hotrods Sharon I-IIll Journeys A IH Chermstry a broken leg ln Illg It up three years of Geometry Chasmg Yearbook Copy Insomma Chasmg unIOr gIrls yneanng heayy track medals ChemIstry catastrophes oy er exposure vsashmg dIshes chasxng fire engmes LA VT lVORDS Lrsten Do a Job' Where IS your money 7 Can t be late for work' Any other senlors out for baseball Guess who I saw' He Youse klds' Some people s chnldren' Good Lord' Wlmere S my Heay enly Tum? Are you boys from Du Pont? I m DEAD' Youre kIddIngl Oh really 7 XVOuld you read the Bxble J Pretty Cool' I don t understan Im so vyorue That s not farr I or Heay en s sake XVO bln Ith 9 LIsten you klds' u That IS the mostest' That S a gasser Please buy an Actmty Plcture Oh I don t know ust talk1n Aw the deul wrth It' , .. . ,.. ,. .. yy D D y.. I 2 ' ' ' ' ' I' ' I've gotthe Car! . , Y .. . dy, . V V ., 4 , V V. . . Uh hy Q 'yu f ' , -' , , ' I , . . .. , . NAME DAVID JENKINS DICK IESTER PATSY JONES ROLAND KENSCHAET KAX LANNING JANE LEAVITT ROGER LIVINGSTON IODY LONGWELL ANN LORD VIRCINIA MAGEE THATCHER MAGOUN JOHN MASCHAL IOI-IN NICCAHAN GEORGE MILLER NIARGO MORRISON xIANDELL INTUCH JOAN VARBETH NANCY NEXVNAM DICK REESE ROSI' ALICI RICHARDSON BOB SCHULT2: PLGGY SCHUMACHER JOEL SINGLE 'MARYELLEN SNAPE TONY SOBCZAK BOB STILWELL LOIS STORLAZZI PAT STUART JANETH THOMPSON VANCE TUCKER MARY WOELEEL ROB WRIGHT DIED FROM horsrng around peelmg wheels the gnggles electronltls enthusrasm too many aetrwrtrcs spelunkmg MOHd3y1tlS shock' she got the car ty pevs rItIs talkIng whrle eatmg tmltermg mth hrs Model A hIccOughs lt was murder' plcture parntmg Saturday trIps 10 town too many haIrCuts grllled Cheese sandvuches lllgll marks strmgulatron by tIght pegs laughmg and laughrng too many gIrl frIends saddle burns Garnet yy Orrres trumpet troubles babysrttmg mth a monster tomng that trarler to FlorIda a needle puck that 8 44 rush to School mlSSIDg Semor Health class balancmg the Class budget LAST WORDS I have no chorce' Yeah' You know what I mean Duh I Ve got the best Idea' That s pretty funny ' That S lrfe' Brlls Brlls BIlls' For Pete S sake' Tee Hee No kIddIng It S the truth' Aw an Let me grve you one of my cards Four bottles of mrlk please I m waItIng for a rIde' That Senror Theme Grnger peachy keen' HI there' Wlmat the pup? Urglu' BC a Marme' I lglllf team hght' Outh there goes my knee agam You d better belxeye It' It seems that You Should haye seen lltnow but Oh no' I ll be glad to help I m Just a poor bachelor' ThInlK POS1f1XCfl10L1gl1fS It ll start' The Dodgers are a Crnrh to wIn 67 .I 4 .' . . 'I H . In I. In U 'II .I In I. I I I- r . . I. I I .I ,' ' y I ' ,, I II .I II. . . . . , - .I 'Iv L D . U 1 . ' 'II . , . 1 I ' L . . . - U . ,II A A Ocean V3.C3.tIOl'1S I. - 7 - V ,- .H L L - ' ' A - 1 , V. ' . . . I .H I 1 C 7 t . Y . I I A '. ,I : V W . . . y , I , l Y , I. JI. .I V III V. . r. I. r V, I l . !i. Y, . . I. , .II . .. I ,II . II . Q I 'II 68 erm SW, 1.10905 AND MUSIC BY KATHAY-LINE LANNING Q 4- :Hg gi ,tliiidlx im J FPFFF Fr 5? 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