Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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I L Q-Qu --' -JL 1. . , - Jil Warming up! Oh say, can you see by the dawn's early light . . . At the crack of dawn for so it seemslj each Monday, Wrednesday, and Friday, a troupe of half-awake singing enthusiasts gather under the direction of Mrs. Betty Jo Wagner to exercise their gifted vocal cords. With no time to fool around, the vocalists accomplish much in the alotted 45 minute period. Five minutes of tune-up drills is fol- with the Chorus lowed hy rehearsing and memorizing parts, struggling through new pieces at first sight, or singing again a favorite number of last year. If not rehearsing for the Thanksgiving season, the Christmas holidays, Baccalaureate, or a special assembly, it's a safe bet that the chorus is on the colorful Spring Concert, which is the high spot of the choral season. Left to Right, First Row: N. Panday, B. Carrahan, C. Danforth, J. Boyer, S. Carroll, D. Sipler, J. Goldmeyer, A. Roxby, F. Schwartz, J. MacQuade, J. Hay, A. Hay, N. Martin, B. Bloom, B Crowther. Second Row: J. Holt, E. Plowman, C. Lincoln, J. Harrar, J. Lawrence, D. Cope, J. Lewicki, B. Crawford, C. Wyse, J. Palmer, N. Wilson, A. Driehaus, L. Hopper, J. Ainslie, J Eisinger, N. Moore, Mrs. Wagner. Third Row: L. Hollis, C. Durboraw, B. Jones, N. Dellmuth, M. Huse, M. Hawkins, T. McKee, P. Decrouez, K. Riddle, J. Calhoun, B. Bishop, R. Van Urk, C. Seymour, A. Carroll, L. Johnson, B. Lafore, L. Cameron, N. Snyder, D. Henry, B. Watkins, M. J. Schrader, Y. Brill, N. Gowing, S. Houssman, B. Crooters. Fourth Row: V. McNair K. Richardson, B. Ziegenfus, J. Hemenway, J. Schloesser, J. Kuder. Fifth Row: H. Coe, L Jones, D. Coles, B. Rowland, J. Lange, B. Wright, D. Deacon, H. Morrison, S. Pickard, B. Keller B. Turner, T. Shatagin, L. Gemmill, B. McCutcheon.

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ey keep pace... . ll all ' af i f' J if A .1 Q Left to Right: P. McConigle, N. Neuweiler, R. Roess, M. E. Warnes, N. Bunker. And the band played on. Swarthmore High School has good rea- son to be proud of the colorful, pretty girls who parade in front of Garnet Band. The capable and industrious head majorette, Jackie Farris, led the majorettes and flag twirlers in many varied and original rou- tines. Patsy Mcflonigle, captain of the color- guard, not only kept her girls in step, but introduced some new precisioned drills which could hc seen at football half-time. Q 1 ' f x 1- 1 it .Z 1 -. -E. TY f- X L I . V, a,,. 9::,-qc, 4.-4.1-' 4- v '-4 lv-.:: x ,N .,- 4 ' '15 4 .Q W It ' -' A , nf 1 I-. N .ii 1' 1' ' x ?' 1 1- -J -1 ' ' n1nc L, -1li l I' 1 gy K I Q '7 .F 4, . Q..

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Qi Mr. Holmes wants more than he gets. ...a nd rchestra. The serious, classical-minded group that comprises our orchestra decided to seek safety in numhers this year. Membership in all sections was increased, and a hass clarinet and hasoon were added to provide some new and different notes. Thus equipped, the orchestra sallied out to face the competition. It did quite well, nine memhers made District B. A. McCorkel, M. Smith, G. Meyer, P. Smith, M L. Friend. Orchestra and three went to State, several players performed in the Delaware County Orchestra, and a string group provided ex- ccllent relief entr'acte in the school play. At the climax of their campaign the annual spring concert, the orchestra held a large audience for several hours. Left to Right, First Row: A. Kroon, R. Crooters, C. Seymour, Haussman, V. Baker, H. Hon- nold, C. Smith, K. Peterson. Second Row: N. Snyder, M. Yan L'rk, D. Reeder, S. Bancroft, J. Patterson, L. DeProfetis, G. Meyer. Third Row: B. Gwinn, B. W'alker, J. Paul, A. Paul, P. Sheppard, S. Kamp, L. A. Kurtzhalz, Mr. Holm. Fourth Row: S. Huse, P. Smith, E. Tolles, A. Walker, J. Robinson, B. A. McCorkel, Campbell. Fifth Row: C. Honnold, A. Greer, M. L. Friend, C. Durboraw, J. Fisher, S. Borei. Sixth Row: A. Carroll, E. Eckenhoff, D. Dodsen, J. W'etlaufer, M. Smith. Seventh Row: R. Van Urk, M. Huse, M. Franck, B. Beik. ,J fe -, , ll.. ppl ix .3 Q G 0 'L' J it lg, '- '7' -Q V I-1 I p 1 1. , pl X' oo 'S 1 , P - - ... as - 1. st? f f' ,gf .O sax K. .En D A C. -6, I - - . sv - N' . .. .v 'WI ,', I 1 f : 5 1 1 X- oi .lo0v' n I T4,,'. Z ,,,v'v,, 1 1 1' ' t , Q I ,, - 7 X. M ' , ag Q Q.. ' Al Q 4 ,P ' l Y ', 4 .-x 'Wfy if -ff