Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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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

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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, ..-

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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