Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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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.

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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

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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