Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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For a school of its size. Swarthmore High School has one of the best libraries in the vicinity. Mrs. Boulter has acted as librarian for 22 years. Possessing an amazing ability for unearthing little- known facts, she has aided innumerable information-seeking Swarthmoreans. In addition to teaching the mysteries of the library to Iunior High Students. she is the guardian of the Untenneyers coveted by Mrs. Mathew's seniors. Mrs. Boulter is ably assisted by her son. Doug. Library Mrs. Boulter Shh! . . . Doug-the little assistant . . . noisy noon study hall . . . 25c fine for late Untermeyers . . . It doesn't go in my pocket . . . Sharpen your pencils and sharpen your wits . . . You'll find it in the files . . . Why don't you try this one? -17

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Miss Rosenberqer Alias-almost anything else . . . Has anyone seen folder i6fl3? . . . Composer of the month . . . Who will try the soprano solo? . . . Come on tenors. You're lovely when I can hear you . . . It's iust a small test . . . Look how flat you are! . . . new proiect -A Cappella Choir . . . Sing out or we'll try some solos. Mr. Holm SureI Glad to do it . . . ready smile . . . crazy chuckle . . . Bob Holm and his or- chestra . . . When I was playing a iob over at- . . . band and orchestra accom- pany his singing at practice . . . radio fiend . . . ex-Navy man . . .two way radio in car . . . plays a kool tnunpet . . . able to play any instru- ment . . . friend of the Har- mony and Theory Boys . . . talks. to give trumpet players a rest . . . drives a white Ford or a Crosley. Mr. Watkins Clean up . . . Let's stop the fooling . . . field trips . . . coffee breaks . . . free labor . . . beautiful fumiture . . . loud ties . . . Television any- onel Mrs. Foley All right class, we've done enough of that . . . largest shorthand class ever . . . Sputnik enthusiast . . . Of course, you can do it . . . continuous clatter of clicking keys . . . distinctive iewelry. 16- Seated: Miss Hancock, Miss Zirkman, Mrs. Foley: Standing: Miss Rosen berqer, Mrs. Boulter, Mr. Gainorp Not present: Mr. Holm, Mr. Watkins Mrs. Yeaw. Miss Hancock Large rings . . . unusual iewerly . . . tells of European travels and experiences . . . Now, as Mr. Falcone told you . . . spectrum circle . . . helps with all activities. Specialties Miss Zirkman Ponytail . . . good grooming . . . Put your stools in . . . coffee hrewer . . . Hand in your samples by Friday never satisfied with seams . . . tete a tetes with memberxs of the Science Department. Mr. Gainor Color contrast-stressed . . . Be original . . . Wind up the erasers . . . lt's so un- usual! . . . lt's different . . . inspires creativity . . . Come in after school if you are interested! . . . control- ledf?l classes. Mrs. Yeaw I am yawning . . . Let me see those diaphragms move. . . . Have you seen any good shows lately? . . . sweet . . . haw ba. bee, bi, bou . . . Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusi- asm . . . New York. of course . . . colorful clothes ...ful1ofenergy...directs plays . . . spontaneity.

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