Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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AS A- ftfgf ri Ulf' .Hwy .Xe-rua. ' I' . al V' ,-4.-. A -' -- A -,AWA-3 . it ,A 1, Y - ,1.:,:'1,t' . -Q V ' 1 vQ - , wp.. N 111. r . V H ,Z .I . f. fy M, A we 7 ' Every Tuesday evening, a group of young musicians gathers to provide its own pre- dinner music under the irreplaceable leader- ship of Mr. Holm. After much meticulous tuning and arranging of music stands, Mr. Holm finally has a chance to say, Let's take the Bach, and remember, only a whisper. The vio1in's begin to pulsate with vigor, and reward- ing sounds fill the air, even though there are occasional questionable rumblings from the per- PT' Jr V94 FRN- ,- cussion section. Although the commentis some- times made, It'1l sound different with the brass section...By the way, where is the brass section, the marvelous all-male tuba sec- tion is always present. Mouth-pieces acquire chocolate cooky linings as the rehearsals pro- gress. Just when the instruments are getting warmed up, it is time to go home, orchestra is a happy hour for everyone, and the sessions are never long enough. Urchesira FIRST ROW: J. Hunt, C. Davis, S. Tompkins, M. McCorkeI,K. I.ewis,C. Walker. SECOND ROW: A. Kroon, B. Walker, H. Honnold, S. Sheppard, J. Carroll, S. Severs, W. Price, C. McKinnel, L. Jones, D. Tompkins. THIRD ROW: P. Gargiulo, P. Sheppard, S. Kamp, B. Wrege, S. Campbell, J, Beesinger, B, McCorkel, S. Huse, A. Walker, C. Honnold. STANDING: Mr. Holm, D. Kroon, M. Colafemina, B. Gemmill, S. Bancroft, P. Beardsley, R. Borei, M. Franck, S. Borei. 'c f ri 39 -tl .L I- Q 1 -M-.----Q4 1 F5

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,:9. , ETL ' ' L, S ,MH r K v K if f Ili!! FIRSI' ROW C Honnold B Scholz B McCorkel J Beesmger S Huse S Borel A Walker SECOND ROW B Relk ll Moran J Kennedy I1 Garglulo P Sheppard S Kamp A Tressler 'IHIRD ROW D Kroon J Anderson l Welz C Decker S Bancroft R Cadxgan I' DSVIOSOD FOURTH ROW 'VI McCorkel H Honnold M Franck K Noye S Stevens C Smith M Becker P Bancroft Mr Holm FRONT ROW A Kelcv C Curtlss B Cemmlll J Heckman C Lvmmerman BACK ROW Wagner A Greer S Gowmg K Morrell C Wortr L Howe S Stephens A Hewes 'VKQI' 427 55 T' Th1S year s half SIZE senlor Band has surv1ved through every abuse It started the season w1th no sultable meetmg t1me and very often no place to meet When the members had learned the knack of eatmg lunch and gettmg to Band no more than ten mmutes late however the Band managed to get orgamzed and put on several good half t1me shows In Splle of all the troubles the Band had gettmg together nd staylng together the school was surprxsed to f1nd that contrary to all laws t1e band sounded louder than ever on the fleldl C54 414 Xi 62' 0,6763 wed

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FIRSI ROVN Mrs We1nman 5 Ma h J Poole 5 Borex Xl Turner A Cllfxllan N1 McCorkel SECOND ROKR S Drlehaus A Cooper S Carroll S Hansel R Marshall N Lee D Boxer H Calhoun IHIRD ROW C Slpler C Foppmg E llkums R Jarratt C Cratslex C Webster B Alexander D Collman FOLRTH ROW P Russell N1 Bover H Hofmann E Rowland 'VI Colafemma l Breakell A Kroon FIFTH ROW L lxurtzhalz J Peters P Essl D Smlth G Nlelcher J Hawkms S Campbell SLNIOR IRIO 5 Carroll A Cooper D ussell Thxs year s M1xed Chorus conslstlng of approx1mately forty members all of whom have never been seen at the same tlme IS ably conducted by Mrs We1nman Every day promptly at 2 10 to the tear jerklng strams of Madame Jeanette Chorus begms It pro ceeds as members hlde behlnd thelr folders to keep the sun out of thelr eyes and to avold the humlllatlon of conductlng Wlth or wlthout volunteer conductors chorus has hada success ful season both 1n and out of school 1. :J SENIOR OCFEI FIRST ROW S Carroll C Slpler P Russell A C.-llflllan SECOND ROW P Essl E Rowland N1 Turner -XBSENT S BOISI 'Z V , N. IS , . . 1. ',A . . , . R' ' , ApAQ ll f fly k '. R I A4