Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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Science Miss Bcxrten Sparkling blue eyes . . . delicate mi- croscopes . . . notebook mania . . . regular nursery school attender . . . Nobody has gotten sick yet . . . in- comprehensible charts . . . skeleton in her file cabinet . . . appetizing classes right before lunch . . . likes to scare little children . . . stairway attendant. Seated: Mr. Marish, Miss Burien: Standing: Mr. Drukin, Mr. Oppenlander. Mr. Oppenlcmder Mr. Opp . . . Oppy . . . Don? . . . Slop iar it is! . . . Substantiate . . . Pretend I'm the iron and she's . . . . . level-headed thinker . . . 'l'hi.rten's Nude Law . . . Don't spritz mit das spritzener bottle! . . . Gott in Mr. Drukin H-lmmell - ' -H You 9uY5 had belle' Melvin . . . pet snake and white mice know uns slug- . . . tests amble back after they're corrected . . . Here comes the lettuceI . . . Do the sell-testing exercises . . . Straighten the desks before you leave. Mr. Mcxrish Test tube explosions caused by the water . . . short t?l surprise quizzes . . . frequents Mr. Opp's back room . . . calm . . . Charles Robert, Ir .... faulty gas iet. 113-.

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Mr. Wertz How many understand this? Raise your hand . . . chalk holder . . . likes proiects . . . suspenders . . . brown suit . . . Friday surprise quizzes. Mr. Henderson Any more foolish questions? . . . after school crowds . . . urges attendance at athletic meets . . . model home proiects . . . doesn't believe in the passing bell . . . I'm never wrong! . . . teaser . . . well-controlled classes. Lett to right: Miss Boston, Mr. Miller, Mr. Wertzg Not present: Mr. Hender- SOD. 1121 Mr. Miller Now, this is a cherry pie . . . favorite activity-training cheerleaders: second best-track . . . Problem the next . . . iokes galore . . . red face . . . Don't forget your thinking caps. Miss Boston Youngest teacher in school . . . iirst female Geometry teacher . . . very good- looking . . . hails from Swarthmore Col- lege . . . sports fiend . . . casual ac- quaintance in the History department . . . Who will erase the board today? Mathematics

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Miss Strouse Red Cross Club . . . many people in to see her for help . . . l ermez la- porte, s'i1 vous plait . . . Ouvrez votre livres . . . always gathering loose ends . . . claims to need a day in her room alone to straighten it up . . . little proiects . . . Retournons Ex nos moutons. languages Mr. Snyder Herr or Herr Schneider . . . 'Ich bin kalt' means rigor mortis has set in . . . Prevaricate . . . renowned for his iolzes . . . Baseball. Lett to right: Mrs. Henry, Miss Strouse, Mr. Snyder, Dr. Irwin. Dr. Irwin Parvulam probationem habebimus . . . Sa1vete, discipuli . . . ardent admirer of Dr. McDaniel . . . sponsor of Honor Society . . . Gravitas . . . fair. 14- Mrs. Henry Say it with me, class . . . emphasis on vocabulary . . . after school sessions . . . Latin version of Christmas Carols . . . verb-form test . . . exciting translations . . . known for her ear- rings . . . daily check tests.