Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

Page 21 text:

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.,

Page 20 text:

, 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 ....

Page 22 text:

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.