Lansdale High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lansdale, PA)

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M aroon and White 17 ADELIA CLARE EVANS 1 DEE 1 North Wales, Pa. A Good Disposition is Better than Gold. Born September 15, 1906. Germantown: Captain Ball Varsity 111, Athletic Asso. 11-2-31, Athletic Rep. 11-21, Latin Club 11-2-31, French Club 12-31, Hospital Auxiliary 12-31, Intercollegiate Rep. 131, Track 11-21, Chorus 131. Lansdale: Circle Francais 131, Christmas Play 141, High School Play 141, Junior and Senior Play 141, Cheer Leader 131, Presentation. Dee, as she is popularly called among us, came to L. H. S. from Germantown during the latter part of her Junior year. Her sunny smile soon won her an honored place within our ranks. Our only regret is that Germantown did not release its hold on her half soon enough. Dee is the same jolly friend now and forever. She possesses the happy faculty of seeing the humorous side of things and of continually passing funny remarks at the proper 1?1 time. Dee intends to become a public speaker. Well, she certainly is a cracker-jack of an elocutionist and judging by the hit she made in Springtime and in the Dutch Detective, she has chosen the proper vocation. Taking all into consideration, we are positive that a Certain Party will slightly alter her plans by urging her to become Fussy. Three cheers for Dee! And we wish her the best of success.

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16 Maroon and White LEON DRESHER C'DRESH J Lansdale, Pa. He thinks too muchg such men are dangerous. Born December 30, 1907. History Club 431, Science Club Q3-41, Hi-Y Club 131. Dresh has been with us since that first bright morning four years ago when all the world C21 rejoiced in the birth of the class of '26. He has made many friends in L. H. S. since then. Dresh has never taken part in athletics, but he often transports the brilliant players to and from games in his father's speedy car. In the class room he can very easily take care of himself. Dresh believes that It's a great life, if you don't weaken. A good student, a good sport, and a real fellow is Dresh. He never becomes angry nor disagreeable and always treats everyone cor- dially. Dresh has decided to become an automobile salesman and we are sure that when better cars are sold, 'Dresh' will sell them. We admire his choice, and as the class of '26 bids him farewell, We Wish him the greatest success for his career.

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18 M aroon and White MARTHA CORDELIA FISHER 1 FISHER OR BROWNIE J Lansdale, Pa. For she oft with anxious care, Adjusted twice a single hair. Born November 11, 1907. Vice-President of Class 111, Treasurer of Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 11J, Biology Club 129, Glee Club 11-2-3-45, Music Conductor 18-41, High School Play 13-41, History Club 135, Latin Club 133, French Club 143, Christmas Play 141, Kat Klub 145. I Fisher, as we call her, Brownie, as she prefers to be called, is one of the few of our class who has been with us since our Freshman days. Fisher is very popular at school, especially with the opposite sex. Brownie has been for the last two years one of our capable music directors. It was not uncommon to hear: Page Theventy-Theven. Pleathe all thing. But Fisher is a good sport and doesn't mind the teasing. And now, scandal! We have heard that an extra mailman was put on duty in Gettysburg and Lansdale within the last year, and no won- der, since two of Brownie's favorite expressions are: Oh, I must write a letter! or I wonder if I got a letter? Martha's ambition is to be a school teacher. But we fear that some- one will change her vocation to the life assistant of a doctor. But we wish her all the luck in the world, and we know she will be a success in all she undertakes.