Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1960 volume:

ii w Sfgwikfkfgifff My W cw fy EN qw Q We -1 XO by N ,bww 3 2 S E 1 w s uf 'ls lil? ,Q -N 54 , 1 Q -,yn , 5 5 5 ' L. , E l if J ali? 5 5 gl X wg 5 5 s Ns? M I ' . E E 'aa E x E53 fi s 4 JU I ss1'3aE5:za:'5fzii 1 E E X , 5 s s3 THE H CORNERSTGNE 1960 SWARTHMGRE HIGH SCHOOL SWARTHMORE PENNSYLVANIA W r w 4 i 1 I '1 1 1 4 I B, if 5 X. z, 'Q W1 ,-N V ge - x .1 il' 3 2 i E 1 2 J 4 z fi 3 El S 3 The following manuscripts were recently unearthed near the remains of an ancient school building. Although the Cornerstone marked Swarthmore High School 1960, in which they were found, showed no outward signs of value, its contents were of obvious importance. The pages which follow have been compiled to show not only the character oi the Class of 1960, but also that of each of its members. Despite the age-cracked pages, the material is being pub- lished in its original form. These manuscripts reveal that each member of the faculty made a distinct contribution to the class. The teachers were not merely for- mal instructors, but rather pleasant individuals in whom the students could confide. As the teachers and students became better acquainted, there seemed to develop an intangi- ble quality which brought about, a- mong the students, the realization that there can be a joy in learning, andthe desire to further their know- ledge. Because the faculty as a whole was probably the most outstanding single factor in the education of these students, we feel they are worthy of recognition. To the teachers of the Class of 1960, therefore, this book is dedi- cated . . . fxi A35 E GLISH . MM M Isn't that lovelyI . . . Don't be an intellectual coward. . . .one million and three facial expressions. . .peanut rolling. . . I insist youfollow THIS form exactly! . . .foe of Reader's Digest, Polonius, andShelley. . . Take you me for a sponge, my Lord? . . .informally intelligent classes. . .Blackfriars. . . --understand? . . .pronounces di-stinct-ly. . .Untermeyer and . . Is he a 'why' boy? . . .quietly sarcastic humor. . . I love you, dear. 'v Queenly. . . A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds . . .Lady Macbeth. . . If girls could see howthey looked in shorts--. . . . My,we're dulltodayl . . . Be specificI . . .Emerson, Thoreau, and Emily Dickinson. . .Lincoln lover. . .resides in the sticks--camps out in Swarthmore four nights a week. . .level stare. . . What do YGU think, Jolm? . . .patron saint of the Yearbook. . .loves choco- late cake, cookers, African violets, and earrings. . . Don't insult your reader's intelligence. . . . a lady is serene. Patient, understanding. . .fits of laughter. . .kind, liberal, helpful. . . Book of the Dead. . .Beowu1f, Portia and Assurbanipal. . . Whan that Aprille-- . . .loves blue. . . Friends, Romans, countrymen-- . . . suddentempered. . .The Frogs andlvledea. . .enthusiastic. . .Shelby's pal. . .unusual automobiles. . . Who or Whom? . . .Chanticleer. . . Medieval projects. . .enduring Garnet sponsor. ZfLl9f Tl 2. l74L.-fC.l as. Louder P1ease. . . .separate notebook for English. . .Greek and Roman gods. . . 4O days and 40 nights--Lawd, didn't it rain! . . .a jolly Quaker. . .embarrassingly appropriate poetic quotes. . .David and Peggotty, Puck and Bottom, Abraham and Isaac. . . tw--uuu-- rrr--pl . . .hearty laugh. . . Look it up in the dictionary. . . .paper airplanes. . .very varied finals., . . Scrap basketI . . .poems and limericks. 5 SGCIAL STUDIE Who cares about history? . . .invincible intellectual. . . Rousseau was an empty-headed, fleecy-brained, wild-eyed fakeI . . . It drives me wildl . . .Claude David. . . The good, the true, andthe beautifull . . . Don't you know! . . .quite, quite Italian. . . Va Va Vooml . . . Ecrasez 1' infamel--the incinerator. . .Hasn't anyone passed this mess? . . .fascinating and devastating. . . Oh, by the way-- . . . When I write my textbook, I'll change it around a bit--HOW THE ITALIANS CREATED CIVILIZATIONJ' r I All right, peopleI . . .l. Your Name. . . Don't ever agree to any- thing you're not sure of, or you might end up married someday. . . .newlywed-owes uspromisedweddingcake. . .pacesthe aisles. . . commonly late. . .loving stare, appealing grin. . . --a snow ball's chance in the oven. . . .dialect mimic. . .corduroy roads. . .barri- cade ofbooks. . .sartorial elegance. . .N Sz C, F Sz K, Documents. . . football coach. . . As sure as God made little green apples-- . . The only thing you HAVE to do is die. N.B. . . .Pt. . . .16th. . . Oh, you wretched childl . . . Sorry. . . . infectious English accent. . . Now, Albert 'ad 'eard about lions-- . . .bright blue British bike. . . Off you goI . . .chess, bridge, and jazz. . . Keep your feet off the furniture. . . . If there's one thing Ihate, it's people who play footsie under the tablel . . . Now, would you like to hear about the native 1and? . . .Queen Elizabeth I. . . British wit. . .sharp, Ivy-League wardrobe. . . foul . . . Cheerio and God bless. -.1-arf We, the people--- . . .dedicated. . .universal concernforpeople. . . 18 powers and congressional committees. . .individual liberties. . . --of the people, by the people, for the people. . . .ubiquitous, per- sonable Ford. . .parties, conventions, elections. . .Mother of the 1960 Constitution. . . Point of order. . . .concerned with developing personalities. . .inspiring classes. . .patient. . .Courthouse excur- sion. . .knowing smile. . .after-school talks. uw, I f C ,glue V f Q,,tkJ-sxfx, Nee Miss Boston. . . Prie . . .stool-sitter. . .cygnet. . .Charleston . . .technicolor chalk. . .props for illustrating geometric figures: books andpencils. . .active cheerleader sponsor. . . Brownie points and fudge-factoring . . .axioms, postulates, and theorems. . . Golly darnX . . .compass trouble. . .enviable wardrobe. . .versatile coif- fures. . .commonly late, alsol. . . You see? . . .says everything twice. . .attractive. . .Boston green. M THEMATICS I1 . 'fy X, ' W I. J . All right, Class, we're ready to begin. . . . Who would like to go to the board today? . . .impromptu lectures--philosopher. . . I don't quite see your point. . . .distinctive ties. . .unruffleable nature. . . Friday quiz-giver. . . It has come to our attention-- . . .piano play- er. . .Friday leaves-of-absence--Mr. Rosa. . . See me after class. . . .soft-spoken. . .Math Club picnic. . . For next time--numbers 1,3,5,'7,9,1l. Qmalfdiawww --until we hear a pin drop. . . . low-cost housing projects . . . Problem of the Week. . .contests at the board. . lifeguard, Canteen manager. . .introduction to algebra. . .proud father--three little computers. . .enjoyable conferences. . . This isn'tteatime, Class! powerful. . .jokeful sense of humor. . .noncha1ant. . .coach and chap- eron. . . You'dbetterknowthatfor your test tomorrow. . . .reitera- tor. . .,organized. . .impish grin. . . This is another possibility-- . . . Class dismissed. 7 SCIENCE ., ,,, fl . Emi ., 1 s A S mi KH ' H E 'fi sz: .,f u ' . , as . K 5' 5 if , . , -K, .S , , g, K, ff N ia ' ?'fEf2'ii'?QIt'i QUE. lift gig5g'.g'Qti g: 55335g2.3g1.t23eg1:.fgi.g.f W , l. .5 --'rn U. M221 5+ if 7 es. -1 2151-Usgfiw.,59122sJ+v'.1:?fwsn-f5f- ma, 'f'i-is iss' . wifi 3?E's'r'.?5i.i,i'f ?f.5Effliiflliiffgifmg . miieEfgehfifaiaf L... 3, Ti' , it gi as-Q Q giafg am ' Efisiiilifi igf-ilgmmgiljgi. .. . V i f 2:31--. vifiilim lieia5'f1.1lf?fai s'1'-W 1' ff2'e,W 'iwim'tifilliziiiiflifflilffwi f f5fWft'lfXith . 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Does the back row understand this? . . . Was ist los? . . .Hi-Q. . .Ich bin vernutztl. . . We have got to become sophisti- cated. . . . In the slop jar. . . . Funny how they put signs in the middle of the road-- . . . hydro carbates . iaggfg 1553! . as r . ws If A522222 2,235 la I 1 . 5, ggi 2 , .. ,:.. . z .N 1. f'1'! 7.M ' v E 1 . .- , . .. . Weir , f , .t . 5 gi - H H. .. , . . 1... . - - at ,H 2 fglgg +'fi5f5,1+f'1e.zs,if ii-2 ' ,. S ff'w., f H . ' H' ' ' -.lzif --::--:- ' U 5, -,qgillilv v M E 15 K . , lie ' 5 W li' 1 it Vi li :Sa S f 1- E, 2352.35 . 2' ,v A. I r xi.. 1 tg, ,- a H l .i it lgiw i. . S 1 3 Zig 3 s 1 s fl lv S . Willy Sli MW Q l HH f liziwfi if .tillilii Writ , L til? 'Y QQJZMEHH wif f ,gg L su gvfggkiw Mgt ,, 55185 2,,.NZ5k,t tw , IW ti , M gs! Figs ,X ' gills ,H !r.'Q lgtl2if2lUzi7 .lt 432 ' , 54531. '51 . ,gg nl ,..:..,:L:..g ligggiz l o fi? K, M y , f ill .. L iwffiliiififi.. ' : TZ K' irfwff 'l -l'1M 'i' w,,ggg s L X32!' 5EEQlx Y... 5 - - - le. 5 ' H' 51 ..., t- :.:e,.. . .. .gif A 5 Sli 'f .--. f Hm fw m w ef . - fi, .,,....., -..,-- .. g5't 'if'fSt ! s,5x.iz,.waff.f1 t'-- I E 5 ' 1 El Elf eiiggffllifl ifi 5 l Elite ta. . I ME? QE W - 'fi -,at.:l.::2a.Ja-K. 4552552 3 K sf-H gi 5.-H.we--wg l..w.f,liglawf 4 va all . f sau fs! it 50519 SW -I ' ' ' I 45ETWfi5'iWEili., fifffgwe Oh, come onl . . .dry humor. . .exponent of social Darwinism. . . Amaryllis admirer. . . Do you want to join the sit-on-all-four-legs- of-the-chair club? . . . Don't give me a lot of 'b1ah'! . . .perfec- tionist. . .ten points off for not following directions. . .terrified of germs. . . I stayedup all night counting these lines! . . . Pardon us for being in your boudoir. . . .exceedingly excellent health--never misses a day. . . Wil1 you keep quiet! . . .grasshoppers, formal- dyhyde, and fried wava worms. . .methodical uniformist. . . We haven't heard your melodious voice today. Hil . . .even-tempered. . .friendly. . . Science is the thing now. . . .valences, H2SO4,andvolume-volume problems. . . Myhomeroom is up in 'heaven'. . . .a sixth-period algebra class. . .Charles, Jr. . . .good-natured. . .SunOil summers. . .General Science. . .meters, Pavlov, chordata, and levers. . .running a yardstick gauntlet as punishmentfor Spritzing . . .mo1es. . .temperamental balances. . . A-1, A-2, A-3, etc .... laboratory fun. . . O.K., peoplel . . .those giggling girls. 8 , Deutschland visitor. . . Den Mann beisst der Hund. . . . You cannot omit relatives: they al- ways show up. . . .Here Herrwill tell a jokell. . .sports' official .. .lover of roses. . . Good German, perfectly good, but not elegant. . . .phone conversations . . . How do you find yourself? Oh, I turn around and there I am. . . .wem, weib, Wtirfel--3 evils. Had! Qnmffwv Guten Morgen . . .Austrian. . . Frau Mau. . .friendly interest in everyone. . . Out! . . . Wie ist das Wetter, heute, Hal? . . . If youwould work! . . . That trick was funny the FIRST time. . . . Now, who took my glasses? . . . Does this verb take haben or sein? . . . Aufgabe ftir Mon- tag. Salvete, Discipuli! . . .modern pe rsonification of a Roman Sena- tor. . .patient, unruffled temper . . . Qui casus et cur'? . . .Phi Beta Kappa key. . . Look it up in Webster ...irreplaceablelosses from the Fire. . . Parvulam probationem habebimus. . . . cartoon collector--stock of jokes . . . Alea est iacta. . . .dignified, dedicated. . . Felix dies natalis tibi! . . . Here's a chance to distinguish yourself. . . . One more and we're through. . . . Tin ni at , Tinniat, Tintinnabu- lum. 1 W GUAGE 4A Here'sa batch-- . . . Now this particular one-- . . .that difficult u sound. . .boy-girl ratio-- 3:25. . . En francaisI . . . What's that you're'doing? Put it aWay. . . .stories of Chateau- Thierry and maps of Paris. . . thousands of 52nd cousins. . . We need more green squares. . . .requiredextra credit. . .Les petits pois et les galettes. . . You're going to have to shout above THAT! . . . Stop all that yakking! , 'V75 My C2 Britannia est insula. . . .Penn+ sylva:Pennsylvania . . .glimpses of Roman life. . . Say it with me, Class. . . .porto, portas, portat. . .spirited Italian. . . advocateof Dr. lrwin's method . . .sympathetic. . .interested in class couples. . . Tempus fugit. . . .homeroom advisor. . .note- books, synopses,verb charts. . . row full of Rufuses . . .non- procrastinator. . .devoted. . . rises at five. . .dittoed practice sheets. . .Latin sense of humor . . . Oh, Class--1 PHYSICAL EDUCATICD i i 4 MM Coach . . . Robby . . .inabsentia. . . Andnow, the thought for the day-- . . .great philosopher. . . You guys are driv- ing me tothe gravel . . .advocate of co-ed gym classes. . . riotous safe ? driving assembly. . .swimming pool mana- ger. . . Remember, boys, drive'carefully! . . .memorable football record. H 4 ti 2, You'll makea good little hockey player! . . . Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy . . .modern dancing. . . Run to meet the ball! . . .posture lessons. . .nylons and tennis shoes. . . prolonged absence. . .coached 28 years of undefeated La- crosse. . .square dancing with the boys. . .clean tunics on Monday. W Z-. n You know how to holdagirlg hold a football the same way! . . . Coach .for a year. . . Okay, gang-- . . .chummy. . . inspired lasting spirit. . . If you lovers could tackle the way you hug, you'd be good football playersl . . .devotes many evenings to Young Life. . .health classes in seman- fied Miss Dee. . .shiny black curls. . . Get those rebounds! . . .remember the elephant and the ropes?. . .Toby. . . vivacious and energetic. . .new red bug. . . Get your feet off thef1oor! . . .plaid tunics and tights. . . Of-ten times . . . Now, Seniors-- . . . Squads! . . .sharp outfits. . .vivid examples in health class. . .forgetful dancing instructress. tics. W Calm, cool, and collected basketball coach. . .looks up to the team. . . Nice pass, Fancy Dani . . .sharp dresser. . . bow ties. . . This is a one-man ball club! . . .pipe-puffer . . . Shoot 50 fouls and go. . . .originator of black low cuts . . .deadly set shot. . .muscular. . . We can run with them. ilwfgfgfff--J O.K. Kids! . . .jaunty. . .willing and able substitute. . . coaches 3rd and 4th Lacrosse teams. . .never misses a day . . .pleasant andkindly disposition. . .busy mother. . .form- er S. H. S. student. . . Miss Dee said-- . . .activacious. . . Drivers' Education. . . Today we're going to-- . f PECIALTIES Edwin. .4,.7+..a..... Friendly and kind-hearted. . .affinity for purple. . . Who forgot his folder today ? . . . First-hand knowledge- - climbed the dome of St. Peter's. . .Egyptian scarabs. . .Chippendale, Hepplewhite. . .sympathetic. . .always willing to give ad- vice. . . three orders that permeate all of history . . . house-plan contest. . .waste baskets. Hey, people-- . . .enigmatic. . .sardonic smile. . .tonic, dominant, and sub-dominant. . . Eroica , Carnival , and the Surprise Symphony . . .boundless energy. . .black vel- veteenhair bands. . .dime fines in Chorus. . .startling blue eyes. . .short themes on composers---5,000 words?. . . Mozart, Haydn, and Bach. lash.-UA' Xxx. If we just had more rehearsal time-- . . .performs, ar- ranges, composes, and Csings?j. . . What happened to the brass section? . . .devoted. . .versatile instrumentalist. . . Can we have a quick A? . . .smiles easily. . . Now, at Music Village-- . . . At Marple-Newtown, they-- . . . Sure, be glad to do it. . . . All right, time's a-wasting! K4 . f' J X. fe-1 Long-standing librarian. . . Why don't you try this one? . . .Spe cial -Books shelf. . .busy and helpful. . . Those Junior High kids! . . .Doug--youngest assistant. . . Beau- coup-- . . .pink slips--libraryfines. . . I like youg you owe me money! . . .stories in library class. . . This is a one- night book. I ' I I PECIALTIE l 6e',W,,, Stylish. . . A 604 line-- . . .typing to music. . .cheery smile . . .dimples. . .World Friendship interests. . .mother1y. . . . . .personable, optimistic. . .pica and elite. . .Royal. . . F. B. I .... finger exercises. . . Don't erase in the type- writer! . . .strikeovers-- a grave sin. Now, Class-- . . .spaceships, Swim Club, and tropical fish - QM . X X , I , What do you mean you can't do scale drawings? . . .Deer- wood. . .Rifle Club. . . Anyone want a Hot Rod magazine? . . .Industrial Arts Contests. . .organized clean-up plan. . . , lathes, saws, hammers and--the dust pan and brush. . . - Clean up! . . .shared his domain with chemistry classes. ,,,,, Q- .... -F E . iw C? ml Miss Zirkman. . .Vogue. . .Home Economics. . .cooking lessons. . .lovely, hand-made wardrobe. . .vivid descriptions of Penn State Home Economics course. . . Put the pins perpendicular to the edge. . . .notebooks on good groom- ing. . .tailor tacks and slip-stitching. . . Don't bruise the lettuce, girls. . . .our sewing attempts. . . Are your gar- ments completed, girls? 'cfff3f:..,., Friendly. . .fun. . .good sense ofhumor. . .patient . .You'll know her by her pocketbookl. . .warm smile. . .always busy. . .divides her time between Rutgers and College Avenue. . .only uniformed member of S.H.S .... cubby hole off the gym. . .good-natured. . .All this and last, but not least--a nurse. I2 A A MR. MOREY I don't know anyone who has spent more time and effort and has had greater affection for this school than Mr. Morey. These words of Mr. Bush give an inkling as to the type of role Mr. Morey has played here for the past thirty years. To Swarthmore, he has been more than just a Supervising Principal. Until a few years ago, each Christmas season saw jolly old Saint Nick bring life to an assembly program as he distributed choice presents to certain lucky individuals. With- out a doubt, the students enjoyed this custom as much as Mr. Morey did. However, his role in the school has also involvedjobs of a more serious nature. Over the years, he has proved to be an able and astute disciplinarian. Miss Hancock recalls one incident which occurred when she was teaching an art class in the auditorium. Three boys apparently discove red that through snake - like maneuvers they could escape. They were indeed surprised, however, when as punish- ment Mr. Morey firmly demanded that they repeat the performance--this time under the table in the office. Never again have any boys tried to crawl out of an art class! 1 Mr. Morey's great versatility was further exemplified one day when he, on the spur of the moment, conducted one of Miss Arm- strong's English classes. He undoubtedly addedanew spice to the ordinarily flavorless spelling words which constituted that parti- culiar day's lesson. Probably no one has spent more devoted hours at the school than Mr. Morey. His associates never ceasedto wonder at his end- less vigor displayed continually around the school. When not occupied talking into his dictaphone or signing aletter, he could always be seen rushing down the halls checking thermostats or adjusting shades. In addition, despite his many other demands, he has al- ways found time to send birthday cards to each member of the faculty. In honor of Mr. Morey's twenty-fifth year here, the faculty staged a long-to-be-remem- beredparty. They asked every teacher he had ever hired to write him a note for the occas- sion. This event, plus the gala affair planned one year as a surprise birthday celebration show clearly the appreciation everyone feels for his excellent work here. To Mr. Morey, Swarthmore has been the scene of many hours of hard work, given with a willing heart and an able hand. For his out- standing contribution as Supervising Princi- pal Mr. Morey will long be remembered. To the Class of 1960: T H E With the receipt of this letter you will have con- cluded, happilyl trust, twelve years of public education. In this you have shared in a basic American heritage. Your class, having received a number of National Merit Scholarship Certificates of Merit and Commenda- tion, can well be proud of its significant scholastic ach- ievement. It can also be proud of its participation and leadership ina variety of school activities, and its loyal support of our school standards and our honor system. I should hope, therefore, that whatever your plans may be for the future, you may take with you from Swarthmore High School, a wholesome respect for aca- demic achievement, a willingness to participate in and accept leadership in community activities, and, finally, an enduring loyalty to courtesy, truth, and integrity in all that you say and do. Few may long remember what you say, many may never forget what you do. ADMINISTRATIGN E E Mrs. Clark Mrs. Wisdom, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Driehaus. The members of the Administration are greatly enjoying their new quarters , now complete with a Public Address Room, separate pine- paneled offices for Mr. Bush and Mr. Morey, and a fire-proof vault. Mrs. Clark has her own office next doorto the College and Career Room. No more little cubby holes in Room 13 for the Administration! No more tucked-away places for Mr. Morey! Now the offices, as well as the school, show everyone the efficiency of our Ad- ministration. 14 PART II WHAT THEY DID i , Pom FOOTBALL It wasn't because they didn't try. With names like Hoppin' Hal , Foozooski , and Old Man even the most unenlight- ened knows the subject is foot- ball. Combine the blocking of the blind line with the running of the disabled backs. Toss in the stump-handed end and the vicious tackling of the spindly- leggedbacker-uppers. Addthe unequaled spirit of the players and coaches, and the long-suf- fering mothers. Let stand for three months of long, sweaty, dedicated hours and you have football--Swarthmore High- - 19 59. if FIRST ROW: D. Roberts, G. Gilmour, D. Wilkie, B. Jackson, F. Schaeffer, B. Wagstaif, B. Swartz, H. Lawrence, R. Jarratt, B. Fuoss. SECOND ROW: lglrf ip1erA,CC0aChP, S Brobeck, T. Woske, M. Anthony, D. Jackson, F. Braund, D. Comkrfo SB. Alston, C Decker, B. Stradley, Mr. Komarnicki fcoachl. THIRD ROW: C. Fellow , A. Bullard J w 4 , . Liddell, E. Harris, S. Hansell, S. Bernard, D. Grooters, J. Meinke, B. Frost, B. Seely. FOURTH ROW: D. Moscrip, R. Kent, J. Foley, J. Bond, C. Soule?-G. Hamiltonf -' n '1 , ,,.. , 'RMU X V' .. 4 .... FIRST ROW: L. de- Prophetis, C. Brod- head, S. Wright, C. Zimmerman, S. Gow- ing, S. Campbell, S. Driehaus, B. Bovard. SECOND ROW: B. Mc- Clarin, K. Welsh, P. Hind, Miss Boughner fcoachj, S. Wi1'liams, J. Hawkins, A. Essl. THIRDROW: N. Gate- wood, A. Stauffer, S. Crawford, A. Warnes, B. Stuart, C. Roberts. FOURTH ROW: B. Breakell, A. Greer, S. Plowman, N. Lee, A. Grogan, S. Grogan, R. Nygard. FIFTH ROW: J. Michener, S. Pren- tice, D. Calhoun, J. Lange, G. Piersol, B. Friend, M. Hunt. HOCKEY Come on, gang. Let's go! Ali-ki-nik, ki-nik, ki- nakg skin'em a rik, skin 'em a rak. . . That unbeatable com- bination of Gowing-Zimmer- man- Dee -Allen tfrom the chairlinejpep talks led the red bloomer girls to eight victories with twenty-nine goals. Instead of wearing the girls out, all that exercise stimulated their ap- petites Cpity Mrs. Narbeth's r ef r ig e ratorj and increased their desire to go it again. .,h., BOY ' BA KETBALL We11, we have one consolation--we can't do any worse the second half. In spite of October practices and late 5:30 practices, there was such a large turnout for the team that the Rees e's Raiders were formed for scrimmage purposes. The smell of lini- ment often pervaded the locker room after the punishing blocking and pushing drills. Speaking of liniment, gallons were needed after the Clifton game. The team unanim- ously decided to wear helmets, shoulder pads, and suspenders when Clifton return- ed the visit. Although the Varsity was the shortest in quite a while, the boys possess- ed a better-than-average shooting ability andprovedto be the best Swarthmore team in the last three years. FIRST ROW: D. Wilkie, B. Wagstaff, B. Kenschaft, F. Schaeffer, B. Dawes, B. Jackson, R. Jarratt, D. Filler. SECOND ROW: Mr. Henderson fcoachj, A. Rueger, D. Jones, B. Eckenhoff, R. Kletzien, B. Hofmann, C. Rushton, R. Herbster, S. Edwards,J. Meyers, T. Kulik, S. Bernard, B. Bennett, R. Anthony, T. Atkins, A. Van Blerkom, Mr. Reese fcoachl. THIRD ROW: F. Braund, D. Jackson, W. Buckley, T. Innis, M. Anthony, G. Gallagher. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Who's going to win today? WE ARE 1 echoed as the red tunics spilled out onto the floor. Swarthmore was right in style with a sharp-dressing coach and original Pennsylvania-Dutch print sashes made by Captain Driehaus. The monotony of drills and more drills was often relieved by Lee's jokes, Gabby Abby , and sprints around the gym by the short, but aggressive, guards. Li'l Herbie watched the wins and losses withthe eagerness or despair of his fellow players. KNEELING: S. Driehaus. FIRST ROW: N. Lee, B. Bennett, C. Zim- merman, S. Campbell, S. Gowing. SECOND ROW: B. Bovard, Miss Boughner fcoachl, S. Wright, A. Warnes, K. Welsh, C. Brodhead, L. de Prophetis. THIRD ROW: L. Jones, S. Dungan, M. Coe, A. Greer. FOURTH ROW: C. Roberts, D. Maule, G. McDermott, D. Calhoun, B. Stuart. E FIRST ROW: B. Hofmann, N. Drake, R. Anthony, SE-- COND ROW': B. Kenschaft, B. Dawes, D. Roberts, B. Fuoss, B. Jackson, P. Darl- ington, J. Pinkstong THIRD ROW: G. Hamilton, R. Hoge, M. Anthony, C. Turner, G. Browne, B. Alston, D. Han- num, G. Glaesserg FOURTH ROW: Mr. Komarnicki fCoachJ, D. Campbell, S. Edwards, F. Knowles, J. Mowbray, R. Herbster, T. Innisg FIFTH ROW: J. Es- tey, G. Campbell, S. Bro- beck, A. Rueger, C. Paul, F. Braund, D. Filler. BASEBALL y alike? 1 'f il.: TV- V' if iw U 5 vii 5, ,Qs 17,0 ,IE U WJ Y iw W: V 'I A X7 'y fl U' 2 -,fl 7 .Lf wav' ff. -A -f' . :ff W pi Q, yea' L. 'bfi If-fl B. it ii Ufpl 31 J ' :gif I IAQ! FIRST ROW: S. Lowe, C. Fellows, H. Lawrence, H. Allison, B. Larson, B. Beck- mann, G. Gilmour, E. Eckenhoff, M. Fairbanks, S. Bernard, SECOND ROW: D. Jones, D. Moscrip, J. Meinke, C. Wahmann, T. Davidson, B. Eckenhoff, S. Hansell, P. Beardsley, B. Frost, THIRD ROW: Mr. Miller fCoachJ, A. Loeben, S. -Jacob, F. Tice, J. Foley, J. Bond, J. Meyers, G. Smith, Mr. Bell fCoachJg FOURTH ROW':, J. Waltz, N. deProphetis, D. Walmsley, E. Glaser, J. Sinclair, M. Seely, G. Taylor, J. Patterson, B. Stradley, D. Wrege. .7r2Y5ELS5a'?isibaa 67 4 T FIRST ROW: K. Ward, M. L. McCorkel, S. Gowing, S. Campbell, S. Bruce, C. Zimmerman, S. Driehaus, L. Howeg SECOND ROW: Miss Boughner QCoachj, K. Welsh, A. Greer, L. Kurtz- halz, M. Tiller, C. Websterg THERD ROW: B. Bovard, A. Grogan, S. Wright, G. Pier- sol, S. Grogafifx, C..B,rodhead, 6 :Bay l W-M f :M ,. xx is K, I lu CQX3 L 1. lu . S 'Ar Ig Q 1' Q I 3 ' If 45 , A g ,H my? w, f .fy Q T59 V , :Hip Ly. E. , lf' ,V 'K - If N Ky elf . f ZQU f . '- Us 'af I 1, f lx! 'lr 'X' tl XY xx-. 'M ral! W .,...,,... WW, , f. Mx ,gr 1 ' E .y j If fy: S fl N.: 1 . l' LACROSS 4757 'fr Q l ,J . . ,.. .QD fr I7 21 M111 FIRST ROW: J. Davis, E. Edney, T. McCaffery, J. McGee, E. Duling, R. Weiss, B. Morga Hayes,J. Stauffer, B. Egan, B. Flammer J Johnson SECOND ROW' L Welz P C d' , . . . . , . a1gan,J. Huse J. Patterson J. A d K , , n erson, . Noye, P. Sheppard, M. Franck, S. Kamp, P. Beardsley, J Michener, J. Kennedy, G. Heckmann, C. Pugh, B. Wrege. THIRD ROW' B Pinkston A Tress ler, M. McWilliams, H. Honnold, A. Fine, D. Mclnroy, S. Stuart, Sievers D, Martin J. Scutt, J. Draper, K. Stamford, K. Espenshade, N. Gayley, M. Schumaker, B. Gill,,M: Burtis: B. Hayes, B. Parker, B. Clymer, S. Scott, R. Borei, J. Easterday, R. Draper, V. Keller, R. Lewis, R. Taylor, B. Friend, D. Tolley, J. Roxby, Mr. Holm, director. FOURTH ROW' J Johnson E Russell, E. Jones, L. Kennedy, R. Jones, S. Carroll G Abbe M Woodling B Moran H K,1 . . . . . u p D. Beckmann, J. Steciw, J. Spears, P. Anderson, C., Soule, J., Richards, P.,Gargiulo, Peter: son, T. Davidson, S. Shelley, S. Edwards, B. Dayton. ORCHE TRA FIRST ROW K. Brandt, J Carroll, B. Walker, S..Sheppard, B. Jacksteit. SECOND ROW' C McK1nnel1 J Ed d , war s, K. Lewis, W. Price, S. Sievers, H. Honnold, J. Patterson, B.Walms1ey, J Price THIRD ROW J Anderson, J. Hunt, C. Holden, C. Walber, S. Tompkins, S. Kamp, L. Lewis, P Gargiulo F Hoemngswald, P. Sheppard, L. Jones, M. Franck, D. Tompkins, E. Peterson, Mr Holm, director FOURTH ROW: E. Edney, N. Webster, J. Plafker, G. Heckman, B Wrege, R Weiss, R Borei, P. Beardsley. ., ., ......,. ---' mu.,--. if ss- M-rzemwesfmm mmA n, J. A - o ne , A-two, A-three Dashing from dinner on Monday andWednesday evenings to a room left in shambles by afternoon c l a s s e s , each band member eventually le a r n e d to locate a chair, a stand, and some music. Many fall evenings one could see the band marching up and down the tennis courts and the field. To the rear, march! Finally bedeckedin its long-awaited uni- forms and clean WJ white bucks, the ba nd produced many var- ied half-time performances and the armual Spring Concert. One-two- ready-play! Aftertuning up in a leisurely way, the orchestra warms up by playing Ase's Death . Those who have forgottentheir yellow books have to play by ear. At the end of re- KNEELING: B. Tibbetts, C. Zimmerman, B. Bird. FIRST ROW: S. Gowing, M. Tiller, C. Curtis, S. Stephens. SE- COND ROW: C. Brodhead, A. Greer, L. Howe, G. Piersol, J. Hawkins., hearsals Mr. Holm often sighs, ,kfgbk Ci5L1,1' Qi . I 4, We're just warming up when we is ' ' ,T 'ff. 73, ,.9, !,,,j.Lj1,f,3 -if i'.. F41 Q A, Lf,'4..a have to stop. X35-. Qtf ij fr fi'l' f 'ttl fjv K A' , J ,,'f2,,f,, Qtr Who wants to sing tenor? , J 9, ,T . if, if jiQ LJ 'J' f ,A A With three different directors ' M y ,J - l, I, ,V , ff 4 , ...,,Q,,,,5g,f1:'Q.af this year, Chorus has had to adapt 1 f . 4, i ' V fx iaifff ' A 7, toman t l fd' t' d' - X' J . ' fax 5 f!v'fbf..g y s y eso irec ing an in I ,,, ,j Jwgpga C, M fy c if ,Q 1' , terpreting. The paucity of boys, , ' A ' ,f g ,uf -,,177.i, l , . , , especially tenors, limited the T, ,',fp J fif ,ei L, ,,f,.f,f'1' ii ef't' 1 ' 'N size of the group. Small though ff 1 ft! , I ,X .LJ it was, Chorus gave fine concerts v ft we I li 4 A A at Thanksgiving, Christmas andin b ,J ,gy A, Q5-T g hi the Spring' ,tiff I M M w iv CHQRL W FIRST ROW: D. Busza, J. Hawkins, S. Mills, S. Gowing, S. Driehaus, C. Zimmerman, A. Greer, K. Ward, B. Alexander, D. Collman. SECOND ROW: C. Web- ster, N. Gatewood, C. Topping, B. Jacksteit, H. Hudgins, E. Lindsay, A. Grogan, N. Lee, S. Grogan. THIRD ROW: J. Anderson, Mrs. Bowie, director, S. Waite, S. Campbell, S. Stephens, D. Smith, C. Davis, J. Poole, N. E- gan, R. Jar ratt, L. Kurtzhalz, B. Schneid- er, G. Moir. TUDENT GOVER MENT... CABINET Well, the cafeteria closes at one o'clock so we'll have to hurry this meeting. This year, Cabinet saw verbal battles over standards, fund- raising, pennants, hats, dues, and the treasurer's arithmetic. Is there a motion for adjournment? Who's the next victim? Thus, continuedthe parade of gum- chewers past Standards Board. The problem this year was to make the students respect and participate in the stand- ards. The Great Question concerned the division of jurisdiction between students and faculty for offenses such as gum-chewing and classroom dis- turbance. With the new building and Cabinet's continued 1 e a d e r s h ip , standards functioned well. SEATED: A. Greer, secretary, R. Jarratt, president. STANDING: C. Smith, vice- president, B. Biddle, treasurer. 24 STANDARDS BOARD SEATED: C. Webster, K. Welsh, G. Gilmour, N. Lee, S. Williams. STANDING: R. Hoge, C. Turner. HONORS BOARD FROM LEFT: B. Larson, J. Coles, C. Zimmerman, J. Ken- nedy, D. Smith, P. Paul, B. Edwards, J. Pinkston. CABINET COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN Q SEATED: J. Coles, A. Essl J. Bradbury, S. Gowing, S Plowman. STANDING: J Kennedy, N. Braund, J. Pink- ston, S. Bruce, B. McClarin, B. Swartz, C. Webster, E Tolles. Through this Constitution we hope to promote honesty in our class. . . In tenth grade we voted to follow the honor system, wrote a constitution, and elected an Honors Board to uphold the Constitution. The Board has made a tremendous effort to promote interest and responsibility for the system among all the members of the Senior Class. We hope that through the seniors' enthusiasm the incoming classes will rea- lize the importance and the ne- cessity ofthe Honor System, and will continue the tradition. BLACKFRIARS l 1 1 I 1 66 99 The Curious Savage Florence . . Jeff ..... .... Pam Paul . Bruce Cratsley Fairy May. . . Hannibal .... . . . . Sue Bruce . . . .Jack Poole Mrs. Paddy . . . Dorothy Collman Miss Wilhelmina . . . Anne Greer Titus ..... Allan Van Blerkom Pick up your cues! Airy, Fairy, living in another world. Pause, pause, pause. The year started off with a hectic mess. October initiation at Anne Ess1's shocked the initiates whowere served such delicacies as chocolate-covered grasshop- pers and caterpillars. Later, the club re- vived the tradition of giving a one-act play. The Trysting Place, directed by Mrs. Mathews, chalked up another success. During Mrs. Mathews's absence, Mrs. Yeaw competently stepped in to direct the Senior Play, The Curious Savage . Her professional experience and talent con- tributed greatly to the success of the play. Samuel . . . Lily Belle . . . Dr. Emmett . . Mrs. Savage . . . .Eddie Harris . . Suzie Stephens . .Bart Schneider . . Shelby Seltzer The Trysting Place Mrs. Curtis .... . . . Karin Ward Lancelot Briggs . . . . . . Jim Tolles Jessie Briggs . . . . . .Heidi Honnold Rupert Smith . . . . . Eddie Harris Mrs. Briggs. . . . . JeanAnderson Mr. Ingoldsby. . . .... Don Smith The Voice .... . . Skip Bernard FIRST ROW: S. Stephens, CSecretaryJ, P. Paul, fTreasurerJ. SECOND ROW: J. Bradbury, S. Gowing, S. Stephens CPresidentJ, S. Kamp Wice Presidentl, S. Plowman, A. Essl. THIRD ROW: B. Moran, K. Ward, M. Roxby, J. Lange, D. Brown, A. Greer, P. Narbeth, J. Anderson, B. McC1arin. FOURTH ROW: D. Jackson, H. Honnold, J. Hawkins, A. Hewes, N. Braund, L. Hopper, L. Welz, B. Biddle. FIFTH ROW: D. Smith, E. Harris, S. Bernard, J. Poole, P. Sheppard. Absent: S. Seltzer. , ,,.,.,,,,,, V ' , ' ! M ' ' - HY il 'ff A ' it 'Z ' ' btw' ' V -., ,W ,,1:, .tgmi -241: f .1 5 any sg: gr: M, -. f ' f 115 '- Cs: 4 A. H 'Q' 'f , az .- EV.-,2M.,. .fr ' ff 5: 7-514, . A . 42 - ff F , . . . 1 - . 'r .f g - 7 I v 1. N 35.5535 l 3 SEATED: N. Braund, P. Paul, J. Snyder fTypistJ, C. Webster, B. Edwards fEditor-in-ChiefJ, J. Bradbury CAssociate Editorj, C. Smith KBusiness Managerj, B. McClarin. STANDING: D. Collman, B. Walker tArt Editorj, J. McCabe lPhotography Editorj, B. Scutt, E. Tolles, L. Hopper. ABSENT: Miss Armstrong CSponsorJ, S. Seltzer. Y E A R B O O K But then it will bleed into the gutter! With Buddha Smith perched on the window sill, knitting, and Editor Barb smashed between three tables, a shriek resounds from Barbi McClarin's direction: What do you do when a Scutt lands on your toe? Off in one corner, Joan and Jim are trying des- perately to arrange pictures in the senior section. If we have to cut off somebody's feet, we'1l cut off somebody's feet, that's all, decides Miss Armstrong as she arrives on the scene. Meanwhile, Caroline and Larmie are busily rush- ing copy down the hall to Typist Janet. Buddha, having de- perched himself, starts his daily profit-making schemes. His latest picture, with which he threatens to black-mail a certain eleventh-grade English teacher, induces her to snatch and promptly sit upon the picture, saying, I'm as hard as the Rock of Gibra1tar. ButIsti1l have the negative, gloats Craig. Please, Craig, I don't enlarge well, is her pro- test. Two hours later, with Tolles and Walker lost under the table, the staff straggles home wondering whether or not Barbara's suitcase will reach its destination. . if 2, A WL, Q, - f , .Marv wr, . ,ttr X ,N .,-.W ...fait fftgfgtvfg an it b i M -. age A. W mgfew af , 4 .. . a.. ag. .. , M f 6, Y Q im 2 2 ai .' 12.3 .ew fi y .H MZ- , f 'wif sg? - lf . -, X gyms T, .Hill-4 like - N ,Q 2' l --21333 1 '?lr ' , -G me , . aw euaawi -g 4 :ew rig ,G ,N s arg- entire. . 1.1 -f .v A 5 ., 2 .- w..e.ff..1:ma.ya fir - 1ff-'Quint 'E 1: 33? EQ, 1i 'Eii:re-is . fag, S I, ...V , wap ,., M. 5, fue! 5725+ f V E 33 ,t .,.. . ... , ,.,.,. -- l ,.u.vsi...f-we 3 -i s -- Q mgg51:.,.y.e att: L . db . H. A gg, 5.33, AA., .,, ' i .. , M tif l iifatf gi-.ii Mx Q MQ .Q aw w w We mee 7 2 ' .,MMM.,. ..,. .... . fff--f ..,,. a1M..s-V-smww... SEATED: J. Pinkston, B. Scutt, B. Greim. STANDING: E.To11es, C. Smith. ABSENT: S. Seltzer, A. Sved. This could be it! echoed throughout the auditorium as Mr. Robert Johnson opened the finalt?J Hi-Q contest of the year. Would Swarthmore break the tie for first place with Upper Darby? The team members will never forget Craig's Falconian History , John's nervous water glass, and Anne's Kangaroo for state animal. Their many nights of frantic cram- ming and many anxious hours of con- testing brought honor and distinctiion to Swarthmore. WE WON! ,j COTT' H1-Q NNATIO AL HG OR SOCIETY ri' . X5 2 . lx 'Rt , ,Q KL' ,sw , i X ' Q 2: e 2' ,it ,s. -J xx .. ' . ,It ' if M 1 X' JI? f' Y STANDING: A. Kelcy, B. McC1arin, C. Smith, C. Webster, J. Ander- son, N. Lee, J. Brad- bury, J. McKinnel1, H. Honnold, J. Pinkston, B. Bovard, A. Greer. SEATED: B. Greim, M. L. McCorke1, R. Jarratt, Dr. Irwin tSponsorJ, B. Edwards, N. Braund, R. Herb- ster. For an the Splrlted squad th1s rallies and a by the senior Junior High sweaters. A J.V. squad was formed for ex- tra p e p pi n g purposes. Cartwheels and splits, al- KNEELING: S. Bruce, C. Webster. FIRST ROW: S. Mid- dleton, K. Ward, L. Kurtzhalz, A. Grogan, S. tephens J. Coles, A. Hewes. SECOND ROW: D. Maule?K. Han- sen, M. O'Brien, J. Taylor, B. Coles, C. Price., S. Clark, D.,Biddle, B. f.Mc,Keag. ,, f V 73? 45 . ,Q - S x ti' ffflfffjf X. .?1,ful'tM' 7 Q Q' .MM ut!! f 5 P xV f -fi 'ff A SX ,fx f' 1 9--' 1 . 5 A., ,f r wi' h Q X- ' '-1 it ' -4 tl A 5. iff' 1 w lf V 5 R, , 1' l ff ,-. .M ,LV ily 'v 4, N XX., - .1 ,. ,WWI bk M i ,. . V! A N 1,1 W ff, wif . 5 ll .ki 4 K--f 1 5 ix' , Af fx ff :J 1-Q MQ K..3fl1N kj ' l if Q LQ. ' ,wx , iw , .. ,' f : r .xg of . li ff W . .,1 XJ lg X h J' I I , wi' 4111... f' gy 1, is-ig AM 1 i t .,. X. , f-of - ' X U 1 1 3 f n It Y , , J' T . , f J a 11.7.1 l l t ' f . R L ' 1 J x A my though bruise-producing, accentuated the vivacity of the cheerleaders. CI-IEERLE DER SEATED: B. Fuoss, S. Bernard, B. Wagstaff, F. Schaef- WKMARSITY CLUB fer, B. Dawes, R. Jarratt, D. Roberts. FIRST ROW: B. Alston, R. Anthony, A. Bullard, D. Moscrip, B. Hofmann, R. Herbster, M. Anthony, P. Darlington. SECOND ROW: Mr. Komarnicki fsponsorj, H. Lawrence, H. Allison, J. Bond, B. Beckmann, J. Foley, G. Gilmour, R. Kletzien, E.Harris. THIRDROW: R. Kent, J. Waltz, G. Young, T. Innis, J. Meinke, D. Wilkie, D. Widdowson, D. Jackson. PART III WHU THEY WEHEg WHAT THEY WERE LIKE Q , I V' ani lgjlghg S. ' I - W' M V J-J' -A . M O 4-L Kan ffdwdi 3'5f9 'L Qg LQ' fy rT H ' Q LX SMG N xx vb .f 'EX E , V1 ff'Vlf,'1'bff?fQ M H :H Q Hfgxgg Q1 5' X J f 'T o. ' HIT! X' H S ' T X3 'JM fy ' ug ' f gffQ'4 T T f ' fx ff, Qwq H mx T ,X v, W X, tvv Q! SM, VU, I 'T ' was X 5 way COLLEGE AVENUE Introduction to the fine arts of readin' and writin' --the making of ABC books in kindergarten. . . trip to the Zoo and cruise up the Delaware. . . famed Christmas pageant with paper plate halos and walls of wooden blocks. . .rhetorical efforts at telling time. . . combined third and fourth grades . . .George Gilmour's washing machine full of reptiles. . .elfstories. . .FieldDay: annual com- I I i petition between Garnets and Whites. . . Sugar Bruce, Candy Coles, and Cookie Gowing. . . Spanish lessons from Mrs. Wright. . .Joan Haw- kins' wild spin-the-bottle party. . .Mexican Christmas, complete with pinata. . .award-win- ning production of TOM SAWYER: I'm a sun- ny sunf1ower g Tom Dawes, Huckleberry Smith, and Amy Webster. ' E Swimming and picnicking at Miss Price's house . . .treacherous fish pond. . .the 'short cut' to school. . . The Nutcracker Suite and May Day . . .stormy feuds on the monkey bars. . .annual C h r i s t m as t i d e pilgrimage to Marty's cellar railway. . .tooting on tonettes. . .Miss Moore: fifteen-minute morning singsg rat-race math drillsg medieval legendsg I want your undivided attention! . . .shaving desks with razor blades. . . a taste ofjunior high--passing of classes to Miss McCallin's room. . . The Castle Built by Music : John Pinkston on the .French horng Susan Camp- be1l's cracked solo. . . Clear the co-urt! . . . South American project. . .long awaited square dance with College Avenue. . .- safety picnic at Lenape Park. RUTGERS AVENUE JUNIOR Never v never class of 1 H anticipated Bernhardt' armies of classmates. complete M.S. 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O I, x sfmffm ,gzsgy , , Fred Schaeffer Burke Jackson Bart Schneider Jack Poole Don Smith Hal Lawrence Bill Larson Craig Smith Dick Oakey Steve Kamp Bob Beckmann Burke Jackson Bob Scutt John Pinkston Sulaiman Mirza George Gilmour Robby J arratt Bill Fuoss Bob Wagstaff Bill Biddle Bob Beckmann Dave Wilkie Mr. Feldman Marty Franck Jim McCabe Craig Smith SUPERLATIVES MOST COLLEGIATE MOST SPORTISH MOST NONCHALANT MOST SOCIABLE MOST RESERVED FASTEST DRIVER BEST WINDOW-LOOKER-O MOST INTELLECTUAL MOST GULLIBLE MOST MUSICAL MOST ARTISTIC MOST MASCULINE MOST FEMININE MOST NON-CONFORMING MOST CYNICAL MOST EXOTIC HACKIEST MOST COSMOPOLITAN BEST DANCER BIGGEST BLUSH MOST CONSIDERATE MOST POSITIVE THINKER QUIETEST MOST PATIENT BEST DRESSED UTER MOST DISTINCTIVE LAUGH MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 40 Anne Greer Carol Zimmerman Betsey Bennett Sue Bruce Marion Detweiler Judy Coles Barbara Bernhardt Ellen Tolles Les Ann Kurtzhalz Jean Anderson Betsy Walker Megumi Kusama Dorothy Collman Shelby Seltzer Wanda Nickerson Anne Essl Anne Sved Darla Busza Karin Ward Ginny Sz Nancy Craig Barbara Edwards Betty Tibbetts Mrs. Woelfel Barbara Moran Sue Gowing Joan Bradbury JEAN LYNN ANDERSON Quiet . . . well-mannered . . . accompanist . . . statuesque sensation of the 'Trysting Place' flashy finger- nails . . . future teacher of America . . . beaming person- ality . .. famous father lover of classical music summers at Culver, Indiana, and Beach Haven two N trips to the Caribbean always ready to help am- bitious. Band 1,2,3, Sec.43 Orchestra 2,45 ChoralAccompanist 2,4g Basketball 1,2g Lacrosse 1g Red Cross 2,3gWorld Friendship 25 Blackfriars 3,4gMathClub3g Homeroom - Treas. 1. Us. C ASS OF 1960 'Hunter' . . . 'Guess what? -just dropped another trans- missionl' . . . big hello . . . 'You can say that againl' .. . 'no sweat . . . wooly-headed . . . Hunter the hunter . . . oft seen fixing '52 coupe . . . Ingleneuk bus boy . . . the terror of Garbage Lane. Football 15 Basketball lj Track 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4. SUSAN RANDOLPH BEAN It makes me feel about THAT high.' . . . buoyant person- ality . . . lustrous hair . . . adaptable . . . Peruvian wedding ring O.K., I reckon! meticulous dresser WHO is that? pug nose . . . cute smile .. . college connections . , . In Charlottesville' . . . Dixie accents. Cabinet 4. 41 ROBERT OWEN BECKMANN Prob'ly will' . . . Donald Duck . . . locker room arias . . . artist . . . 'Certainlyl' . . . Eagle Scout . . . strong-minded, hot-headed . . . love 'em all and well . . . 'Lots 'a luck' . . . verbose after school jobs .. . can talk anybody into anything . . . class unity . . . flat top . . . enthusiastic leader . . . 'homemade' car. Football 25 Track 2,3, Co-Capt. 45 Varsity Club 45 Homeroom Pres. 1,2, Vice Pres. 35 Class Pres. 4. is ELIZABETH STOCKTON BENNETT Betsey'... Oh, cruml' Pm going back to Chapel Hill.' . . . nutty . . . non-conventional . . . Cape May sum- mers . . . How's that grab you? . . . freckled athlete . . . 'Did you have a quiz? . . . sailor. . . My hair's growingl' Glee Club 15 Hockey 1,2,45 Basketball 1,2,45 Lacrosse 1,2,4. BARBARA ANN BERNHARDT Impressionable giggle-box . . . cautious speedster . . . passion for vanilla cokes . . . loquacious . . . lots of beau- 5 tiful bracelets . . . gullible . . . seldom wears lipstick . . . Ohhhh! . . . friendly . . . lovely voice .. . Miss Barten's buddy . .. good-natured . .. rarely serious .. . procras- 6 tinator. ' Glee Club 15 Hockey 15 Lacrosse 15 Red Cross 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM DAVID BIDDLE We have S- in the treasury. . . . diligent . . . Doberman .. . student government canteen .. . WIBG no even slightly disliked by anyone . . . bright brown eyes . . . history major . . . always willing to lend a hand . . . civic- minded . .. always seen with money . . . quick smile .. . teddy bear. Intramurals 2,3,45 Blackfriars 1,45 Class Treas. 35 Cabinet Treas. 45 Honors Board 25 Garnet 2,3. JOAN KENDALL BRADBURY Hi ho! . . . 'When I was in Chicago' . . . congenial .. . tiny waist and ankles . . . gullible and gay . . . Senior math in Junior year . . . fairly forgetful . . . smart but silent in Seminar Deutschland competent thinks with thumb on tooth . . . It's Andy' Basketball 33 Lacrosse 33 Blackfriars 43 Class Treas. 43 Cabinet Comm. Chm. 43 Yearbook, Assoc. Editor 4. fnm-- l f DEBORAH ELLIOTT BROWN How was the history test? . . . Hey, kidl' . . . worrier peaches and cream complexion future Home Ec student . . . distinctive coiffure . . . librarian . . . 'What's this? What's this?' bright red car . .. efficient big smile well-dressed 'Did you see the Jack Paar show? Girls' Chorus 1,23 Glee Club 43 Blackfriars 3543 Red Cross 1,2,3,43 World Friendship 1,2. K1 tx 15 IX A ffl. A X .ne .on one one NANCY LOUISE BRAUND 'You know what I mean. universally friendly punctilious . . . 'I HAVE to study' .. . summers out West Mary Lou's sweet cuz . . . teachers'favorite. . . smiley varied jewelry . . . sports enthusiast . . . That's true' Wooster . . . always occupied . . . never hurt a mouse willing and able. Girls' Chorus 23 Hockey 33 Basketball 33 Lacrosse 33 Red Cross 2,33 Math Club 33 Blackfriars 3,43 World Friendship 2,33 Home room Pres. 3,4, Vice Pres. 23 Cabinet Comm. Chm. 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Garnet 2,33 Yearbook 4. SUSAN FOSTER BRUCE 'I wasn't talking, Miss Strouse.' . .. Lookit! Miss Congeniality . . . effervescent . . . 'Who me? . . . live wire . . . cool walk . . . 64 . . . sparkly eyes . . . avid bowler short-lived diets scatterbrained . .. captains go for captains . . . shaky green Ford. Girls' Chorus 2,43 Glee Club 13 Flag Twirler 23 Hockey 13 Lacrosse 1,2,3, Co-Capt. 43 Red Cross 23 Cabinet Comm.Chm. 43 Cabinet 1,23 Cheerleader 2,3, Co-Capt. 4. 43 tnlN l viva' DARLA OLGA BUSZA Oh, birdsl' changeable as the weather but usually mild . . .. prompt . . . harmonious voice . . . sports car fan . . . spike heels . .. petite mais tres chic . . . dancer par excellence bubbly laugh loves to polka Rut- ledgite . . . hazel eyes. Chorus 2,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,45 Glee Club 15 World 'Friendship 25 Red Cross 2,3,4. l 1 3 I Y 1 SUSAN ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Ho, Gangl' . . . freckles . . . Where's Bob? . . . 'Swooze' . . . peppy . . . says the wrong thing at the wrong time . . . 'Yes? ski-jump nose undiscovered cheerleader . . . sportish . . . 'Waitl' . . . hacker . . . odd expressions . . . Really, I LOVE baseballl' . . . 'fcoolie' . . . an early to bed-er . . . Uh huh, I know - what happened? Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 45 Glee Club 15 Band 15 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Lacrosse 1,2,3, Co-Capt. 45 Red Cross 2,45 Homeroom Pres. 1,2,35 Football Food Committee Chm. 4 ,H ,- K ' .T UDITH COLES Who's an adult? modesty plus wild moods knee socks .. . blushes . . . crystal eyes . . . bombing around ... always got a man expert in the art of eyebrow raising prematurely gray hot rod Olds . . . seen in black convertible. Girls' Chorus 1,25 Hockey 1,25 Basketball 1,25 La- crosse 1,25 Red Cross 1,25 Homeroom Sec. 1, Treas. 3,45 Cabinet 2, Comm. Chm. 45 Standards Board 1,25 Honors Board 45 Cheerleader 3,4. ,A .mf Ut DOROTHY ANNE COLLMAN Dottie' . . . 'squeek' . . . sylvan . . . extensive imagina- tion hums, sings, and sighs love unrequited unique bookbag . . . timid introvert . . . long flying ponytail . . . sequestered picnic grounds . . . math marvel . . . dil- ettante of psychology furtive note-writer harpsi- chord music . . . cryptic poet. Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 45 Math Club 35 Garnet 25 Yearbook 4. 44 NANCY ANN CRAIG- Howdy! . . . loyal Texan . . . industrious . . . dependable sports spectator Land's sakes, yesl' efficient seamstress and cook . . . jolly twin . . . postcard fiend . . . medical technician of the. future . . . enthusiastic . . . lilting walk . . ., one small dog for two small people. Basketball 35 Lacrosse 35 Intramurals 1,25 Red Cross 1,2,3,4g World Friendship Treas. 1,23 Garnet 2,3. PAUL DARLINGTON III ,D 'Can I drive your car? ...unpredictable friendly ' . . . 'Listen to those pipesl' . . . 7:59 dash - seldom makes , it . . . farm boy . . ., porch sitter . . . likes to hunt . . . blue convertible . . . short 'n dark . . . dress shirts . . . Skippy . Basketball 1,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3, 4g Varsity Club 4. VIRGINIA DELL CRAIG Nancy? - No, Ginny! . . . 'Wellll now . . .P . . . quiet twin . . . helpful . . . Lone Star State booster . well-organized accomplished mathematician will make an ex- cellent homemaker , . . conscientious and considerate . . . swift-footed ., . . the left-handed twin . . . undiscovered ath- lete. Basketball 35 Lacrosse 3g Intramurals 1,25 Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Homeroom Treas. 2gWorld Friendship Treas. 1,25 Garnet 2,3. ROBERT DAWES II Be a real buddy' . . . long standing association with Sue . . . happy-go-lucky . . . drives various bugs . . . Dodgers' fan after school jobs at Michael's and The Spot basketball fiend Hey, blondyl' Oh well, that's too bad but don't worry! Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 2, 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3, Treas. 43 Cabinet 2. 45 -sf l il X . lr U -KX D . GLORIA IVHLDRED DEEBLE Pm sorry, Pm sorryl' upstate accent future nurse . . . domestic . .. serious . . . 'Up home' weekends ... a smile for everyone .. . Gloria and Janet . . . bright eyes . . . inquisitive . . . 'Quakake' . . . sports-loving . . . We'll see ya'I.' Girls' Chorus 1,25 Basketball 35 Lacrosse 35 Red Cross 1,2,3,4. N X fhdhir MARION CRESSON DETWEILER Do we have to . . .'? . . . Sam . . . reserved . . . mystery stories and TV private sense of humor inaudible French scholar .. . Methodist Youth Fellowship . . . one of the Kindergarten gang . . . expressive hazel eyes . . . wants to be a secretary . . . Oh, you know. Red Cross 3,4. -I s... fu Ap. SUSAN TURNER DRIEHAUS ' Excellent athlete . . . soft voice . . . sudden explosions of laughter persistent secretary springy curls ... worrier . . . extremely modest . . . always ready for fun . . . serious student . . . office connections . . . scads of rela- tives all over town artistic talents one of Miss Allen's mainstays. Chorus 2,3, Sec. 45 Girls' Chorus 2, Sec. 45 Glee Club 15 Band 15 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3, Capt. 45 Lacrosse 1,2,3,45 Red Cross 2,45 Homeroom Sec. 2,3 ,45 Football Food Comm. Chin. 4. R . l , BARBARA WENDY EDWARIB Giggles well from LONG experience . . . It's against my principles' platonic honest and responsible tall, with taffy-colored tresses journalist? real Quaker . . . blithe . . . concerned about people . . . idealistic . . . moon-worshiper . . . stick-to-it-ive-ness. Lacrosse 15 Red Cross 1,2,35 Honors Board 3,45 Garnet 2,35 National Honor Society 3,45 Yearbook Editor 4. 46 gmwll il si if ANNE CAROLINE ESSL Eff By-ya! impish sly and innocent glances 'Barfl' . . . 'How high is that tree? . . . girl with the pool juli . . . bike rider . . . lotta' brothers . . . 'My car's got char- Aifiqlfigt acterl' . . Villanova connections . bounc . stron ' ii' 0 . . Y . . 'IF as an Amazon-. . . the camper . . . fun-loving. g Girls' Chorus 1,25 Intramurals 1,25 Hockey and La- 3 crosse Mgr. 45 -Blackfriars 3,45 Red Cross 1,2,3g 1 Cabinet 3, Committee Chm. 4. i pf W 'CJ RICHARD HENRY FANKHANEL Wavy blond hair . . . narrow belts . . . 'No, seriously' hot white Buick . . . mathematician . . . Milmont girls and Brigantine boats . . . makes money mowing lawns . . . She'd better be nice to me 'cause a new girl just moved in down the street.' Hercules with a mustache Rutledge boy. Intramurals 2,3,4. tl . xl.:-sr.-.L -' l GEORGE MARTIN FRANCK Marty' . . . No kidding' . . . collegiate clothes . . . tall, lean trombone player Let's do something! ... in- decisive ... chivalrous hero on the Andrea Doria .. . anticipating architecture . . . Uncle Marty . . . summertime commuter striding steps 'Come on, you guys. Band 1,2,3, Capt. 45 Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Football 13 Intramurals 2,3 ,4g Track 3,4. 55 WILLIAM EARL FUOSS Say that again! flashy red carg flashy red freckles ., . . rugged end and snappy catcher . . . dreamy dancer . . . everybody's buddy dubious chemistry whiz big, becoming blush , . ., interest in Massachusetts . . . busybus boy . . .. financial entrepreneur. Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4g Homeroom Vice Pres. 3,45 Fire Squad 4. 47 l cxTXl TEX if eat I' . . . Italian chef. GEORGE ARTHUR GILMOUR Quid me vexari? . . . satanic grin . . . class wit . . . ta and lanky . . . Gilmourisms . . . It's costin me nothin S S- 'Such a business! . . . 'Igor' fan .. . poker face .. sub.1e Romeo . . . You're a finkl' , , . shambling walk . . Go in peace' . . . rugged tackle . . . astounding vocabulary personal arsenal. Band 15 Orchestra 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 3,4, Intramurals 2,3 ,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Standards Board 45 Homeroom Vice Pres. 45 Fire Squad 4. - , A . Canadian vacations. ANNE BOYD GREER How much homework did YOU do last night? . . . calm, considerate, conscientious . . . dimples . .. , collegiate . . . impeccable taste . . , reliable . . , pianist . , . Persian cat Media-ite .. . Cabinet's efficient secretary . . . modest I don't understand! . . . A.G, Glee Club, Pres. 15 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Chorus 45 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Lacrosse 1,2,3,45 Basketball Mgr. 45 Blackfriars 3,45 Red Cross 2,35 Standards Board 35 Flag Twirler 25 Color Guard 3,4, 48 EDWARD PETER GARGIULO Pete' That's g-i-u l o' sticky fingers avid bowler , . ., thrifty . . . what a family' There's nothing like a small band. . . . scouting enthusiast Rot! white shirt and sweaters hot saxophone player intramurals' captain . . . ready hand and smile 'Let s Chorus 45 Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3 ,4, Intramurals 2,3,45 Rifle Club 45 Honors Board 2 11 SUSAN CAMP GOWING Oh, dearl' .. varsity everything famous slumber party . . . crazy . . . peppy. . Sue or, better yet, 'Swooze new car at sixteen fierce flag twirler never tires invariably busy Hey, gang, let's gof' bike excursions vivacious loves to water ski Chorus 2,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,4, Glee Club 1, Flag Twirler 2,3,45 Hockey 1,2,3, Capt 4, Basketball 3,4, Lacrosse 1,2,3,45 Red Cross 2,3, Blackfriars 3,4, Math Club 35 Class Sec 3, Cabinet Comm Chm 4 What did you get, an A? . . . Phillies' fan . . . optimistic . . . early to bed, early to rise . . . neat page boy . . . gardener . . . will probably be a math teacher . . . magnifi- Cent Larmie . . . 'Tell ME I' . . . pro-Nixon . . . elegant look- ing . . . firm opinions . . .. becoming blush . . . perfectionist Oh, flip! sociable in a dignified manner That's catty! . . . old-fashioned figure . . . always hopeful . . . Victorian. est in the state . . . composed and clear-minded. World Friendship Chm. 2,35 Math Club 35 Scott's Hi-Q 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. . In NAA! P' BARBARA ANN GREIM student . . . red shoes . . . Merit Scholar -third high- JOAN CAROLE HAWKINS Pigeon-toed goalie . . . beaucoup de friends . . . drive much? Hi ya! . .. Sunday afternoon at Pony Club . . . Haw- kins vs. Wertz . . . Want a dress in a day? Ask Joan . . . meticulous .. . beloved hound . . . tossedg one pair of glasses . . . daddy's girl . . . madcap mischief night. Chorus 2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 1,2,4g Glee Club 13 Hockey 1,2,3,4g Red Cross 3,45 Blackfriars 3,45 Homeroom Pres. 1, Vice Pres. 3, Sec. 45 Cabinet 1,23 Color Guard 4. LAURA MARIE FRAZER HOPPER Chorus 25 Lacrosse 1,25 World Friendship 2g Garnet 2,3g Blackfriars 3,4g Yearbook 4. SOVNSQ' LOUISE LIPPINCOTT HOWE Neatsy pool' avid borrower . .. classy clothes Ocean City summers 'My Bill' snappy marcher adamant Weez' many lriends from tenth grade through college . . . Pm really worriedl' . . . powder blue eyes . . . frank. Hockey 1,2,3,4g Lacrosse 1,2,3,4g Color Guard 2,3, Capt. 43 Girls' Chorus 2g Homeroom Treas. 1,2g Red Cross 1,2. . 49 Colds .f I fxlx f fWlx,lX as HOWARD BURKE JACKSON Ready smile . . . flat-top . . . 'Who says so? . . . has a cool air ... . defends beliefs big brother type . .. under- classmen dates BJ, introspective ... mighty Cand successfulj hunter rough and ready guard Deerwood summ ers . . . Smiley.' Football 1,2,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,3,45 In- tramurals 2,35 Class Vice Pres. 2. FW X K ROBERT BRAXTON IARRATT 'Robby' Well, why not?' enigmatic a tease . . . Oh, crumbl' . . . good-natured . . . industrious . . . appreciative . . . Latin Lover . . . never had a crew cut . . . best legs in the whole 6th grade . . . basketball fiend .. . Bowdoin . . . mainstay of bass section . . . visiting cousins . . . summ er in Germany. Chorus 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Intramurals 2,3 ,45 Math Club 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Jr. High Cabinet Pres. and Vice Pres. 15 Class Pres. 35 Cabinet Pres. 45 Varsity ROBERT STEPHEN KAMP 'Steve' . .. 'Yeessss?' ... . never too serious . . . wicked water-skier . . . Buck Hill booster . . . Deerwood summers loud saxophone red shirts . . . 'Nice shot! . .. apparatus expert . . . talkative . . . a 'patcha-matic drive' little boy blue . . . 'Want to join the band? Well, how about Blackfriars? Band 1,2,3, Co-Lieut.-Capt. 45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Blackfriars 3, Vice Pres. 45 Radio Club 1,25 Homeroom Treas. 2,3,45 Fire Squad 4. ' 5 fn .TUDITH HOPKINSON KELLER Oh, honestlyl' . . . that laugh . . . But my steering wheel won't turnl' hates social conformity ... long, long hair .. . 'When I was at an auction the other day' .. . horses, horses, horses . . . expressive eyes . . . Joan . . . Saturday hunts at Rose Tree .. . adventurous .. . Guess what happenedl' 50 FN -nh JEAN CUSHMAN KENNEDY 'It was really cooll' talkative soul 'Call me if anything interesting happens.' . . . blushes easily . . . last to turn 16 Boston accent parties . . . Latin scholar-translates between giggles. Girls' Chorus 2g Glee Club 15 Band 1,2,3,4g Lacrosse 13 Red Cross 3,45 Cabinet Comm. Chm. 45 Homeroom Sec. 2,33 Honors Board 2 ,3,4. KQCN if X.. RICHAJR'D fEYNOLDS KENT 'We gotta movel' Canteen music man 'Red' Rich of all trades . . . ubiquitous manager of football and basketball . . . telephones . . . Hi-Fi . . . happy-go-lucky . . . 'I dunno.' practical joker . . . 'and all that jazz' . . . hot rod driver . . . reticent. Band lg Football Mgr. 2,3 ,4g Varsity Club 3,4. C 0 IX FN ' DRS D.U. boys and N.P. ROBERT BRUCE KENSCHAFT Oh, really - who? brush-cut .. . 'No brakesl' . . one of the Rutledge boys . . . Johnny Mathis fan . . . milk- shake lover a certain smile backcourt man .. jazzed jump-shot 'I was under the impression Basketball 1,3,4g Baseball 1,2,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4 fx A-A l LOIS ANN KENWE LL 'George got a new car.' . . . loves to giggle . . . a willing hand at home willowy 'Not me, Pm innocent.' . . . flirtatious . . . wedding bells in June? . . . loves basket- ball , . . 'Holy Mackerell' . . . M.Y.F. secretary . . . 'The mop flops.' Girls'Chorus 3g Basketball 3,4. Sl I9 CANDACE MARIE KESTNER 'Candy' . .. 'Do you understand this French? Elvis Presley forever! .. . 'Are my seams straight'?' . . . naturally curly hair . . .troublesome dog . . . weekends at the shore . . . telephone-talker . . . sweater collection . . . slim . . . spent a year at St. Leonard's. LESLIE ANN KURT ZHALZ 'Les Ann' I'll never get all my homework donel' . . . gullible . . . That's right. I agreed' . cheerful .. . curious coiffure last member of 7th grade trio avid ice skater popular father Ingleneuk parties first '6Oer to have a car accident upper class hangout . . . That's cooll' Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,45 Glee Club 15 Hockey 1,25 Lacrosse 2,35 Homeroom Sec. 1,25 Cheer- L 5 leader 2,4. ,.3t,. . MEGUMI KUSAMA Meticulously neat . . . shy and quiet . . . fragile . . . future nurse . . . substitute for Mary Lou at the McCorkels' prolific letter writer keen to learn English 'How do you say? . . . magnificent kimonos . . . McKie's English . . . fum1y little laugh . . . musician . . . porcelain doll. WILLIAM ROLAND LARSON 'Like - wowl' .., can be friendly to anyone good track man easy-going distinctive voice .. . long, blond hair good dancer 'Cool as a moosel' enthusiastic bowler Mr. Falcone's board eraser Rutledge boy. Football 15 Track 1,2,3, Co-Capt. 45 Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 Honors Board 45 Varsity Club 4. ,sz 'N,.lXXr-lt ll HARRY LOGAN LAWRENCE, JR. Hal' 'Okay, okay, I got ya. What did you say?' handsome hacker . . . well-liked . . . ham radio . . . sopho- more girl . . . the wild conservative . . . often on the de- fensive . . . frantic driver . . . 'I took off my muffler and' . . . well-dressed . . . 'Fehl' . . . Coffin corner president . . . Speedy.' Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Radio Club 1,25 Fire Squad 4. SBQZOSQWKWGYZ 1 ELINOR CLEMENT LEE f' 'Nell' 'I-l0wyadoin'? intrepid mountain climber thinking man's girl and a college man's taste... fl 2 never tans private jokes with Pam about Europe M, debutante look . . . blunt honesty .. . 'Man, you know it I' S E . . . 'Smell' . .. tlu'ee sports for four years friend of BJ. f . Chorus 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,45 Glee Club 15 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Lacrosse 1,25 Math Club QI Pres. 25 Sec. 15 Cabinet 1,3,4. .F Ie J 35 Red Cross 2,35 Standards Board 45 Homeroom OLD JAMES LAWS McCABE According to Hoyle' machine gun laugh avid H economist . . . tennis, photography, and bridge . . . never mad . .. laughs with hand on stomach 'Rela.x, Bobl' Social Darwinist 509 words ... prolific pro- crastinator . . . mantel full of sailing trophies. Baseball 35 Intramurals 2,3,45 Radio Club 25 Cabinet 45 Garnet 2,35 Fire Squad 45 Yearbook 4. BARBARA TAYLOR McCLARIN 'Mucci' unruffled diligent 'That's a riotl' . . . expressive face . . . versatile . . . mind of her own . . . A il' A aestivates at Kehonka . . . underestimates herself. . . knows every song from every Broadway musical . . . slick ward- V, robe . . . twinkle in her eyes. 'i' Girls' Chorus 1,25 Glee Club 15 Hockey Mgr. 45 Lacrosse 1,35 Intramurals 15 Red Cross 25 Black- friars 45 Class Sec. 45 Cabinet Comm. Chm. 45 Home- Q H room Treas. 15 Cheerleader 15 Yearbook 4. . 53 MARY LOUISE MCCORKEL 'Oh dearl' . . . chalets in Switzerland, elephants in India, snow in Finland . . . loquacious Qua.ker .. . cousin Nancy . . . soft brown eyes . . . hide-a-way cabin . . . fondness for food concoctions .. . opinionated and optimistic jolly . . . always with people. Chorus 2,35 Cappella 25 Glee Club 15 Orchestra 1,2,35 Band 1,25 Hockey 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Lacrosse 1,2,35 Class Vice Pres. 35 Homeroom Vice Pres. 1, Pres. 25 National Honor Society 3,4. KN Q fx MARY RUTH McLEOD Ruthie' 'Are you kidding? big blue eyes quiet poised 'That's cooll' future secretary . . . neat dresser . . babysitter .. . memorable Rehoboth summer talks with her hands bound for Pierce Janet, I've got a problem. always has a man. Girls' Chorus 15 Red Cross 2,3,45 Honors Board 3. MO HAMMAD SULAIMAN MIRZA 'Mirza' Ah, yes' .. East Pakistan dark and suave . . . 'I tell you' . . . an original book bag . quizzi- Fifi '21' cal smile . . . extremely nationalistic . . . 'Will you teach me to dance?' . . . good mannered . . . mustache . . . cricket, hockey, soccer wiry strong-minded tsll great tea drinker Pakistani chef Moslem A AFS-er. NX ll, ... ll, BARBARA FRANCES MORAN 'You're sick, sick, sickl' striking fashion plate Well, golly' . . . loyal friend . . . 'I'm seriousl' . . . dependable basketball fiend lots of personality, even more boyfriends . . . 'It was a riotl' . . . hot bomb . . . many, many hair styles . . . Love ya' I . Girls' Chorus 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Blackfriars 45 Honors Board 35 Cabinet 3. 54 D INN I -A PATRICIA JANE NARBETH Artist short, short ponytail 'Come on peoplei' . . . can whistle like a boy . . . smooth black hair . . . likes red candid gray eyes Welsh ancestors . .. good hockey player volunteers for Health class assign- ments. . Chorus 2g Glee Club 15 Lacrosse 2g Blackfriars 3,45 Student Concert Representative 3,4. Xnyidb. WANDA DELILAH NICKERSON 'O, Geel' He's cute. sweet loves bright colors ... Johnny tip-tilted eyes forgetful will do anything for a friend . . . Media dances . . . various and sundry but always exotic hair styles '0kaaay.' Basketball 43 Intramurals 1,'2,3. ROBERTA LOU ANN NYGARD Bobbi . . . 'Howdyi' .. . ash blond . hair . . . wonderful vacation in Maine 'I got a letter from Klaus l loves children and daisies . . . prompt . . . future nurse . . . parttime hairdresser . . . surprise parties . . . likes sports . . . world's best babysitter . . ., professional water-skier . . . big blue eyes. Girls' Chorus 25 Hockey 2,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4g In- tramural lg Homeroom Sec. 1,2,3. T , KX MJXIX '5fQi.it.ggJ-i.'. .. -g ,gt ,Salt s ,A x Q kslf, xiim, , I ,I-V. ,. - 5 , ,Z Q5 13' 5-. f. RICHARD STANTON OAKEY, III Hey, heyl' . . . big house and swimming pool . . . amusing . . . long flat-top . . . 'Need a ride?' ., . . man with the blue jeep . . . Moylanite independent . . . 'Is that so? . . . siblings .. . sports happy forced to shave .. . 'Who is that cute young lady? . . . 0ke. Football 35 Basketball 45 Intramurals 3,43 Fire Squad 4. 55 , Lf x Fmt SQ! A PAMELA ANN PAUL Hey, that's cooll' genial cheshire cat grin bike-riding practice for Europe laughs till she cries . . . interest in Impressionism . . ., Oh, brother! . . . hay fever . . . 'I hate convertiblesl' . . . ice skating . . . drives a Morris-Minor . . . lives on a farm. Intramurals 2,35 Blackfriars 3, Treas. 45 Honors Board 45 Homeroom Sec. 35 Cabinet 45 Yearbook 4. QX- X., fn JOHN TURNER PINKSTON, III Now, wait a minutel' tolerates females tilts chair ALWAYS little Adonis . . . stormy scientist .. . Now, Craig! . . . heated arguments . . . dislikes any form of snobbery repudiates poetry Oh, forget it! Football Mgr. 2,3,45 Basketball Statistician 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Math Club 35 Cabinet Comm. Chm. 45 Honors Board 45 Scott's Hi-Q 3,45 Fire Squad 45 Yearbook 4. SUZANNE CROZIER PLOWMAN Hi ya, Loverl' big smile dignified Well, we'll just not worry about that! won the homeroom prize for kneesocks . . . 'But you don't seem to understand !' . . . food vendor . Q . infectious giggle ., . . enviable waves . . . little brother - a terror . . . summ ers at Rehoboth. Girls' Chorus 15 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Cabinet Comm. Chm. 45 Homeroom Treas., 1,2,35 Red Cross 3,45 Blackfriars 45 World Friendship 1,25 Football Food Comm. Chm. 4. r-X l. .'N-ft ' JOHN GRIER PooLE Jack .. . Oh, cut it out, will you? ... wild driver . .. Hi, yal' indescribable laugh affable hacker extraordinaire ., . . Ivy League look . . . getting taller . . . unique crew cut G . . the big smile . . . hunter . . . Rehoboth summers . . . wicked water-skier . . . charm sock collec- tion. Chorus 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Class Treas. 25 Class Vice Pres. 45 Standards Board 35 Homeroom Pres., 35 Cabinet 35 Fire Squad 45 Blackfriars 3,4. Se i I 5 LW. DOUGLAS FRANK ROBERTS 'I got a letter today ! . . . escapades in Maine . . . off and on romance . .. seems shy . .. man with the golden arm . . . nonchalant . . . one of Coach's boys . . . expressive eyebrows always washing his car Summer-time caddy . . . industrious . . . glue-fingered . . . natural athlete. Football 3,45 Basketball 25 Baseball 2-,3, Co-Capt. 45 Intramurals 3,45 Varsity Club 4. 1 l F REDERICK CHARLES SC HAEF FER Well, obviously I' . . . the Ivy look . . . insurance risk . . . blushing ears . . . caustic comm ents . . . 'I really feature thatl' . .. always breaking up That's colorful.' 'Gotta settle downl' . . . constantly harassing Martha . . . the great crew cut . .. 'I-Iiya, fella! Romeo last out of the locker room. Football 2,3, Co-Capt. 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,35 Intramurals 45 Varsity Club 3, Pres. 45 Fire Squad 45 Homeroom Pres. 1,2. fl ,, AIN l.. . WALTHER BARTZ SCHNEIDER Bart' . . . Hey, how 'bout that?' . . . Yes, very yes' . . . red-head temper . . . inimitable, masculine walk . . . Ing- leneuk boy . . . Florida education in math . . . not quite in the mold sprawls sleepily on his desk unique, brilliant, and lazy . . . double personality . . . fast man with a girl. Chorus 45 Football 25 Basketball 35 Baseball 2,45 Intramurals 3,45 Math Club 35 Homeroom Pres. 2,3, Treas. 45 Cabinet 35 Honors Board 2,35 Fire Squad 4. ' GLEN ROBERT SCUTT I Scutt .. . hides his light under a bushel of laziness . .. 7 intellectually aggressive . . . dimple . . . distorting lens- es . . . the first vitellone . . . rationalizes . . . a chessman Explorer .. . fair bridge player when you watch him . . . somnolent. Intramurals 2,3,45 Math Club 35 Scott's Hi-Q 45 Year- book 4. 57 , as has already read everything. JONATHAN WEBSTER SEYBOLD AFS student to Hollandg now in France firm Quaker beliefs ., . ., purposeful . ., . Rambler and Model A . . . good sense of humor argumentative nature interested in architecture . .. . delighted, delightful grin . . . swimming and sailing . . . long-standing Swarthmorean. Football 1, Mgr. 2,3g Basketball Mgr. 2,33 Intramurals 2,3g Math Club 3. AA BRUCE DONNAN SMITH ' Donnie' 'Jack's just a pugnacious little idiot. Kan't Spell . . . makes up his mind, and that's it! . white crew cut ..,. I'll git a deer THIS season. .. . color guard interests . . . 'Personally, Hi-Fi is superior. .. . buttress of the bass section . , . 'And how are we today? Chorus 2,3, Pres. 45 Baseball 1, Mgr. 25 Intramurals 2,3,4g Blackfriars 3,4g Honors Board 3,43 Homeroom Pres. 4, Vice Pres., 2,3, Treas. 13 Football Food Comm. Chm. 4. 53 SHELBY SELTZER Ex libris 'Cat' Seltzer loyal Russian lessons e.-e. cummings and Dylan Thomas bookbag slump Voodooism erratic, but brilliant mmd quotes liters of poetry . , . free-thinker member of atrium virate imposing vocabulary inspired author Band 1,25 Lacrosse 1,2,3, Blackfriars 3,4 Scott' Hi-Q 43 Garnet 2,35 Yearbook 4 JOHN PETER SI-IEIPPARD 'Pete' .. . red hot clarinet and saxophone player ten-pin specialist .,.. intramural backer quiet ready smile soft voice startlingly blue eyes jazz Icing ... summer gas station attendant 'Ratsl' . . . Pete and Marty . . .. sound effects man Banc' 1,2,3, Co-Lieut.-Capt 4, Orchestra 3,4, lntra murals 1,2,3,4g Blackfriars 3,4, Fire Squad 4 COURTNEY CRAIG SMITH, JR. 'Ci' . . . Right? I , . opinionated . . . astute . . . Brooks Brothers . . . amateur analyst . , . scholarly stoop . . . revived school paper , . . stockholder . . . ladies? man . . . constitutional revisionist . . . bridge and chess .. , . Do you wish a ride home?' Chorus 15 Orchestra 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Gar- net - Editor 2,35 Cabinet Vice Pres. 45 Homeroom Pres. 25 Honors Board S, I FN f- . . SAL LY ELIZABET H STEPHENS Say, Miz Mathews' 4 sophisticated . . . languid grace . . . slow drawl . . . perky pony tail . . ., Wanamakers . . . interior decorating . . . Texas charm bracelets little girl look No, I'm Sally' . . . singular laugh ., . . fashion plate from Vogue . . . Junior Miss size. Girls' Chorus 25 Glee 45 Red Cross 1,2,3,45 3,4. ft FL r A .- . ., . . . . g y 'luncheon' . ., . calm voiced . . . ll,,-,- idealistic entlemanl 25 Scott's Hi-Q 45 Yearbook 4. ' JANET RUTH SNYDER Sharpo! . . . dependable . . . competent typist . . . efficient . . . pie eyes . . . modest and unassuming . . . Crumbola! . . . dimples . . . future secretary . F, . problems, problems, problems fabulous seashore vacations Janet and Ruthie . . . bowler . . . dreams of a license . . . customer's delight. Girls' Chorus 25 Glee Club 15 Hockey 25 Red Cross 2, 45 Homeroom Sec. 45 Yearbook 4. FN r ,. . I Pm going in town today. ... Club 15 Blackfriars 2,3, Pres. Cheerleader 15 Flag Twirler SUZANNE LOUISE STEPHENS Come on, YELL! ... loquacious enthusiastic bouffant pageboy . . . casual . . . What do you have to eat? mobile mouth one of twin models cautious driver? coffee house expert make-up artist 'and all that jazzi' Chorus 45 Girls' Chorus 2,45 Band 35 Lacrosse 15 Basketball 25 Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Blackfriars 3, Sec. 45 Homeroom Sec. 35 Cheerleader 1,45 Garnet 2,3. 59 .. - , ANNE ELIZA BETH SVED But I'm not English, I'm Australianl' . . . perceptive . . . seeing what Americans are really like-... 'Can I have a look? ., 0 . independent . . . much-mourned departure . . . 'That's rubbishl' . . . battles with Barten . . . sympathetic to talk to . . . fruit fancier . . . 'gorgeousl' . . . contagious 'appiness , . . Ah, but Mr. Falcone . . . ! Scott's Hi-Q 45 Yearbook 4. .1 , WILLIAM MARVIN SWARTZ Who's got their Algebra? suave spectacular touchdowns procrastination That's cool! unpredictable shot-put Rutledge boy fullback build that certain gleam in his eye good dancer . . . polite . . . loves cars. Football 1,2,45 Basketball Mgr. 15 Track 15 Intra- murals 2,3,45 Cabinet Comm. Chm. 45 Fire Squad 4. l 1 ELIZABETH ANNE TIBBETTS That's fabulousl' . . . baton twirling . . . Borough library assistant intends to become an elementary school teacher proprietor of an ancient station wagon conscientious and considerate expert on hair styles . .. . 'Vive la Francel' Girls' Chorus 1,25 Hockey 15 Red Cross 2,35 Cheer- leader 15 Majorette 4.. MARTHA CARLISE TILLER Let's get something to eatl' . . 9 germ conscious . . . credulous Q . . prefers farm boys . . . twirls a wicked flag .. . oldest in the class . ,. eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we may diet . . . closeto the ground . . . Toodle! Girls' Chorus 1,25 Lacrosse 1,2,3,45 Red Cross 2,35 Cabinet 1,2,35 Flag Twirler 3,45 Cheerleader 1. 60 . uri -.-ii Ui -lf-J- Fl N XJXC' ELLEN TOLLES Really? creative individualist cornflower blue eyes, corntassel hair changeable bouncing book bag and stalwart stride dramatic fondness for black a passion for music and meadows shines in Seminar ... college connections Radcliffe Oh, no, I don'f think sol' Band 1,23 Orchestra 1,25 Cabinet Comm. Chm. 4g Scott's Hi-Q 3,45 Garnet 2,39 Yearbook 4g Mephis- topheles 3,4. AMY LOUISE TRESSLER Fun's funl' bright and chirpy Don't take me seriously.' . . t English enthusiast . . . Pm so glad Jerry isn't like that.' flashes of temper elementary school teacher aspirations . . . frequently seen walking dog and Jerry . . . flutist . . . powerful hockey drive. Band 3,4g Red Cross 3,4. fb ral, i ROBERT RHAMY WAGSTAFF Oh, gawd! virile man of few words sharp dresser popular football captain ... outstanding tackle big Ford stick Bobsey Twins Qterrible twosomel . .. flat-top .. . well-built , . . admirable sense of humor . . . Obviously! Football 1,2,3, C0-Captt 45 Basketball 2,3,4g Intra- murals 2,3,4g Varsity Club 2,3, Vice Pres. 45 Fire 3, Vice Pres. 4. ELIZABETH MILLER WALKER Ellen and Betsy va- withdrawing-apartniks . . . elfin . . . a many-faceted artist . . . aesthetically sensitive . . . creative wit completely natural free from con- vention . . . satirical . . . excellent violinist . . . mysterious , 9. plague of Mel . . , raWther foul' . . . guinea pigs . . . lover of music ... . hater of gym. Chorus 25 A Cappella 25 Glee Club 1g Orchestra 1,2,3, Pres. 43 Garnet 2,35 Yearbook 4. 61 0 Oh, boyl' . . . memories of strange Iraq . . . boyish haircut brother did? tomboy hard worker talkative athlete . . . natural scientist of the future. C'mon, you kids - yell! . . . loves lavender and math . . . hates freckles . . . definite beliefs . . . Honestly! . . . optimistic . . . It's auburn, not red !' . . . long, long driveway . . . energetic organizer . . . related to William Bradford . . . 'Now, Johnl' . . . considerate . . . 'Imade it ! . . . . . . y p assumingly intelligent. n- ll - ISL KARIN HOWARDEANE WARD 'I have to get home and fix dinner. has platonic relationships Personally, I don't believe it. flaming mane crooked smile emerald eyes flushed complexion . . . school spirit . . . fan of Ron H . . . N.P. interest . . . Strouse feuds . . . all-sports enthusiast . . . roaring laugh . . . typical woman driver . . . 'Well . . . um . . .' Chorus 2,45 Girls' Chorus 2,45 Glee Club 15 Basket- ball 1,25 Lacrosse 3,45 Red Cross 25 Blackfriars 3,45 Homeroom Sec. 1,25 Honors Board 35 Cheer- leader 1,3,4. NANCY BETH WEBER accommodating disposition . . . 'You know what my little traveler good sense of humor 'Nance' Hockey 15 Basketball 1,2,35 Lacrosse 1,2,3. 0 YN ll N 'A LOUISE KATHARINE WELZ How's that grab ya'? . . . gadabout . . . underclassmen. . . long fingernails . . . Don't take me serious? . . . L'il girl .. . doesn't like being called 'Weasel' .. . pint-sized riot artistic moods, mostly delightful ones that Sophia Loren look . . . 'Willy. Band 1,3,45 Orchestra 25 Lacrosse 35 Intramurals 35 Blackfriars 3,4. bn- xxlfl I CAROLINE DIANA WE BSTER District Chorus idealist s m athetic un- Chorus 2,3, Vice Pres. 45 Girls' Chorus 1,2, Pres. 45 Glee Club 15 Flag Twirler 1,25 Hockey 1,25 Basket- ball 1,25 Lacrosse 1,2, Mgr. 45 Math Club 35 Home- room Vice Pres. 15 Class Sec. 25 Honors Board 35 Cabinet 35 Standards Board Chm. 45 Cheerleader 3, Co-Capt. 45 Yearbook 4. 62 DAVID LEE WIDDOWSON Man, last night we ... injured fullback home- room troubles with Miss Strouse . . . illustrious older brother . .. strings on finger for forgetfulness .. . con- sistent late-comer . . . serious about football . . . interest in cars . . . Bill L. and Dave . . .familiar sight on crutches. Football 1,43 Intramurals 2,3. f 1 DAVID ALAN WILKIE Ain't it.' . . . Parksidian . . . pocket-sized Nash . . . bright-colored clothes . . . basketball manager . . . drives on the wrong side of the street . .. picks up towels conservatively crazy . . . 'Hey, Canary ! . . . DeMo1ay . . . quiet and smiling. Football 2,4Q Basketball 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. if-X11-t,..- GERALD EDWARD WIZON 'Jerry' . . . No lie' . . . patient and punctual . . . enthusi- astic about ham radio or anything electronic . . . tall and husky .. rarely loses his temper not too bold, not too shy . . . Amy and Jerry . . . the gentle, silent type . . . despises English themes . . . Virginia drawl. Intramurals 3 ,4. ll,l- , CAROL ANNE ZIMMERMAN Let's have a little hol' 'Spaz' or 'Zim year- round tan . . . interest at Fra.nklin and Marshall . . . fish- ing and hunting trips . .. long bicycle rides . . . tottering high heels Miss Dee's delight sparkly eyes the original outdoor girl mile-long eyelashes ... embarrassed laugh. Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus 1,4Q Hockey 1,2,3, CQ'C2Pt- ' 43 Basketball 1,-2,3145 Lacrosse 1,2,3:49.Cabmet 33 Honors Board 43 Homeroom Sec. 1,2,33 MHJ01'elt63v4- 63 AVE ATHUE VALE Y faux , , , M.,-W,,MwW.m. 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