Lansdale High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lansdale, PA)

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12 Maroon and White SARAH ELISABETH CAPE Lansdale, Pa. When she will, she will, And when she won't, she won't So there's an end to it. Born March 10, 1908. K3 Science Club 127, History Club 431, French Club 145, Librarian -4 . Elisabeth joined our class in the eighth grade and has been one of our staunch supporters ever since. Before that, she attended school in Philadelphia. Elisabeth is quite a hiker, for this dark-eyed lassie makes the long journey to school from her home on foot. Elisabeth also has quite a sweet tooth, as we, who have watched her helping the G. A. A. along, know. She likes best to ride horse backg the consummation of Elisa- geth's gieslt dreams would be a western ranch, and nothing to do but ride orse ac . We have frequently heard Elisabeth say, How do you do this Verg'il? We hope she has settled that puzzling question by now. Elisabeth has not yet determined where she will go to school after leaving Lansdale High. She would like to go to the University, and pre- pare to be a teacher. We surely wish her the best of good fortune in whatever she chooses to do.

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Maroon and White 11 4, if is Q' it JOHN B. BRENDLE C JOHNNIE J Worcester, Pa. I awoke one 'morning and found myself famous. Born March 16, 1908. Science Club 141, History Club 435, Latin Club 133, Oratorical Contest Q3-41. For he's a jolly good fellowf Who? John Brendle, one of those fel- lows who came to us in his Junior year. We don't know what Johnnie did in the Worcester School, but as an orator he certainly proved to be a worthy asset to our school. At eight forty-live we generally see the well known puddle jumper breaking all records trying to bring Johnnie to classes on time. Johnnie, through his high school career, had no desire to par- ticipate in athletics, but if size has anything to do with it, he surely would have been a great success. As yet he doesn't know what his future work will be, but we are positive that in whatever he undertakes he will excel.

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M aroon and White 13 EDWARD H. CLAYTON 1 EBBIE J Lansdale, Pa. There is mischief in this man. High School play 12-3-41, Class play 145, History Club 131, Maroon and White Staif, Humor Editor 131, Advertising Manager 141. Had there ever been a contest for a class clown, Ebbie inevitably would have been elected to the position. When anything, that bears investigation, happens in school, Ebbie is sure to be connected with it in one way or another. His pranks are the life of the school and the ter- ror of the teachers. Ebbie has friends in school and out of school and among both sexes. At the present time there seems to be a decided attraction for him in the Junior Class. Ebbie's one fault is his delinquency in the matter of studying. He seems to have absolutely no interest in lessons. Such unimportant things as lessons do not worry him. Ebbie has not decided on his future career, but we wish him luck. We think his sense of humor will help him a great deal in his dealings with other people.