Lansdale High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lansdale, PA)

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14 M aroon and White L. WALTON CUTHBERT C'SCOOP 1 Lansdale, Pa. 'Adieu,' she cried and waved her 'Lily' white hand. Born March 21, 1906. U Football lvarsity 3-41, Basketball fvarsity 41, Track fvarsity 41, Baseball fvarsity 41, High School Play 131, Science Club 141. Walton or Scoop as he is better known in L. H. S., joined our class of '26 in the fall of '24, just in time to join our football squad and distinguish himself. Did he? Well, I hope! Every girl in L. H. S. faithfully attended every football game, including' a certain demure little maid, but of course we must not say anything more on this delicate subject. Scoop does not as yet know what his life work is going to be, but we think that he will either be a chemist or a pharmacist, because of his attentiveness in Chemistry class. We all wish him luck and fame, such as he has enjoyed in old L. H. S. and heartily wish him success.

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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.

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Maroon and White 15 STANLEY L. DAVIS 1 JAKE J Lansdale, Pa. The bigger they come the harder they fall ffor the girlsj. Born September 8, 1906. Baseball Manager 145, History Club 135, Hi-Y Club 12, 3, 41, Com- mercial Club 135. Stanley Davis, better known as Jake, although not active in athletics, has been our very able Baseball Manager this year, but he has reaped more honor in serving as Miss Schultz's private secretary. His chief indoor sport is visiting room eight during the ten minute period. Jake has been a great help to the teachers in the Commercial Department by never failing to discover their mistakes and calling their attention to them. Jake is Hatfield's most popular cafe waiter and taxi driver. He divides his spare time in Hatfield, either driving a taxi or in spilling soup in some customer's back pocket. Jake is an expert at cooking, so I know his wife won't have much housework to do. He has not expressed his ideas for his future, but we assume that Jake will be either head waiter at the Ben Franklin or head of the Yellow Taxi Company. Good luck, Jake !