Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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. l , . 5- lee First row' P Russell M Vcxr'Urk A Cflfll . . , . . , . 1 1 on, S. Hcnsell, B. Hofmcxn, D. Scar- borough: Second row: M. I. Schroeder, S. Cdrrcll, H. Kunz, N. Rosenberqer, Director, P, Courtney, R. Idrroit, C. Fellows: Third row: Y. Brxll, B. Walker, M. Huse, R. V'rr. Urk, B. Rowland, P. Essl, P. Campbell: Fourth row: V. Mc:cNc1ir, M, Turner, A. Wclkins, K. Rrchdrdson, D. Worth, B. Lonfgmcm: AkJSfX!.l1 L. Hull, A, Ryerson. A Cappella Choir . 15, ' 1 . E-, Q do I I N ..21.. I.

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Frrst row S Hethermgton E Stradley Y Tsuchrda l. A Kurtzhalz I Hawkms H Kunz B Holman K Rrchardson B Longman C Fellows R VanUrk M VcmUrk A Grlfrllan S Lewts D Collman P Russell A Cooper Second row S Gowmq S Drrehaus S Carroll L Hopper D Busza L Uthe S Hansell P Courtney I Poole K Ward M Huse A Watkms M Turner M L McCorkel G Schutt N Rosenberqer Drrector Thtrd row B Walker S Campbell N Wllson S Marsh C Srpler K Kelcy I Cratsley B Morrrson I Lewrckr R Iarratt B Crawford G Melcher S Carpenter B Heath C Webster H Calhoun Fourth row M I Schroder Y Brrll M Hawkms M Wrlkre P Narbeth D Smrth P Campbell B Rowland P Essl L Iones H Coe I Calhoun D Worth A Kroon V MacNa1r L Breakell M Colafemma Absent L Hall I Peters A Byserson I Bullrtt D Scarborough Three tunes a week at exght o clock sharp all year long a hali awake chorus remember mg Mxss Rosenberger s mgemous Work Com nuttee for stragglers managed to assemble m the musxc room Alter wadmg across the floor that flooded dunng a ram or trymg vamly to thaw frozen hngers and vocal chords they would begm practlces For 45 mmutes armd cnes of Tenors you can do better than thatl or Look at mel both dxrector and chorus struggled untxl hnally the new songs began to take shape The Thanksgwmg Assembly was well worth the ellort of the energetlc group as was the Chnstmas Assembly an the latter the Chorus sang songs of a merry nature whxle the newly formed A Cappella Chou presented the rehglous sxde of the program. The gay Sprung concert this year combxned wxth the Orchestra Concert hxghhghted the choral year Baccalaureate Chou brought a worthy close to a successful season .. ,. ,. ,.. 1, ,. , 1- 1- .. 1. ,. ,. ,. - 1- 1- I Z. .1 1. ,. - 1. 1' 1- ,. ,. ,. ,. 1- 1.. ,. ,. , 1. Z. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. 1. 1. ,. , ,. ,. ,. 1 Z.. ,. ,. . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ', . ,. 1. ,. ,. . I, 1. 1 ,. 1. . , 1 1 l 1 ' 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 11 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

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I 8... Q66 cies From left to right: First row: B. Storlazzi, S. Marsh, T. Wizon, L. Litchenburg, L. Kennedy, B. Adams, D. Gatewood, B. Snape, B. Allison, G. Brain, M. Moscripg Second row: H. Look, H. Bogogavlensky, I. Moore, L. Hunt, I. Plowman, B. Ward, S. Greer, C. Price, D. Biddle, L. Courtney, L. Gargiulo, G. Forwood, P. Hind: Third row: G. Alexander, G. Pyle, B. Bath, A. Richards, I. Lewicki, L. Hopper, C. Clifford, B. Bird, I. Lincoln, B. Dettra, I. Taylor, C. Iohnson, B. Alexanderg Fourth row: C. Davis, K. Brandt, M. Roxby, D. Rehshaw, C. Chambers, H. Hudgins, L. Smith, S. Crawford, K. Peterson, M. Ryerson, A. Warrens, S. Fisher, H. Honnold, A. MacDonald, B. Wood, Miss Rosenberger, Directory Fifth row: I. Goodrich, I. Tyson, S. Clark, C. Palmer, C. Topping, S. Wright, P. Hall, C. Vint, I. Carroll, D. Calhoun, N. Gayley, K. Schloesser, M. Campbell, G. Moir, C. Case: Sixth row: P. Robin- son, L. Kent,'N. Lane, S. Althouse, C. McKinnel, S. Grogan, A. Grogan, C. Brodhead, L. deProphetis, C. MacNair, I. Iohnson, B. Richards, S. McCawley, L. Iones, A. Greer, accompanist, I. Anderson, D. Kroon. Glee Club Regularly. every Tuesday and Thursday moming throughout the past year, 60 sleepy but industrious seventh, eighth. and ninth graders came crawling into Miss Rosenberger's studio. Despite the thought of warm beds and friends still eating breakfast. they loyally dragged themselves to school at eight o'clock. After locating lost folders, they settled down to work diligently with arpeggios and scales. Amid the struggling late-corners and cries of over-enunciate fwhich Miss Rosenberger thought she would be saying in her gravel. they periected their songs. At Thanksgiving. the dilemma of deciding which of two songs should be sung was settled by their presenta- tion oi both at the traditional assembly. By the time April rolled around. they were ready for a sparkling performance which gave parents, the school, and Miss Rosenberger reason to be proud.