Swarthmore High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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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...

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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

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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.