Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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English Seated from left to right: Mrs. Mathews, Miss Armstrong, Miss McKie, Mrs. Lewis: Standing: Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Becker. Mrs. Wright Tenth grade composition critic . . . Bring your- books to class . . . fair. always iair . . . assembly arranger . . . classy car. lO- Mrs. Becker Now, does everybody understand that? . . . give him a chance . . . quiet . . . frowns . . . In Europe the schools are like . . . Now at Wood- house . . . teaches eighth grade Eng- lish . . . wife of professor . . . has two children . . . teaching a long time . . . a '57 Chevrolet. Mrs. Mathews Mattie . . . I think this is a nice easy little test . . . very busy with Black- iriars . . . always interested in everyone . . . l2x. Miss Armstrong Oh CHILDREN, you'll never get into college . . . punctilious . . . a tany rate . . . subtle humor . . . candy-cane sweater . . . thought-provoking tests . . . grammar expert. Mrs. Lewis Self discipline . . . Follow directions . . . dropped all the way back to seventh grade . . . Come in during conference period. . . . Friday evening poetry sessions . . . Pass out the green books . . . stresses College Boards . . . very much interested in her students . . . The world is too much with us. . . . pet peeve: run-on sentences . . . Your committee of one iust tell down. Miss McKie Look it up . . . sunny smile . . . Monday spelling drills . . . remem- brances . . . interesting sidelights . . . grammar conscious . . . World Friend- ship . . . Someday we'l1 read these out loud. . . . comparison compositions.

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faculty and classes

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Mr. Falcone Ernani Falcone . . . All right. take out a sheet of paper. . . . There is an amazingly large number of irre- placeable Italians . . . Ma ttl ZZini . . . late for class . . . keeps classes two minutes after the first bell . . . Don't you know! . . . Iokes with all the teachers . . . You ain't got the word . . . man with the pool cue . . . observes nature in all forms . . . as they say in Russia . . . Let's laugh. people . . . landscaper . . . blank piece of paper . . . We will say the Lord's Prayer in unison . . . the philosopher . . . Ladies and Gentlemen . . . un- inhibited. Miss Forest Mr. Yocum Wedding bells . . . extra credit reports . . . conscientious cabinet counselor . . . Well, yes . . . a cloudy Faculty Room...tru.nkful1ofthemes... World I-lfiair's Council . . . Civil War. Mrs. Seymour Patience . . . Civic's class: debater's paradise . . . Cabinet conscious . . . Point of order. Mr. Chairman . . . energetic . . . supports the Ninth grade . . . political conventions . . . l point off for spelling. English accent . . . dry sense of humor . . . no favorites . . . Oh. those essays. . . . You iolly well better . . . Get on with it . . . Off you go . . . Underline in Red . . . Oh, you wretched child! Mr. Bell Famous brown suit . . . bright ties . . . always in a hurry . . . armchair trips and C. S. U .... spelling pretests . . . Sharpen your pencils before class! . . . excellent penmanship. Mr. Swan Clashing socks . . . leather belts . . . yawns easily . . . throws chalk . . . Little birds. light . . . paces . . . hands in back pockets . . . Control thyselves . . . arms folded . f . scratches head when answering question . . . dark ties . . . What's all this yakety yaketing noise . . . messy desk . . . Why all the buzz? . . . Any questions, comments, iokes? . . . definite interest in math . . . as- sistant football coach. Seated from left to right: Mr. Falcone, Mrs, Seymour, Miss Forrest, Mr. Yocumg Standing: Mr. Swan, Mr. Bell. Social Studies