Lansdale High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lansdale, PA)

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26 Maroon and White Y 5 WILLIAM HEEBNER HARR 1 BILL OR HONEY 5 Lansdale, Pa. Could I love less, I sl-oulal be happier now. Born May 30, 1908. Maroon and White Staff, Class Editor 115, Editor-in-Chief 145, Class Treasurer 11-35, Treasurer of B. A. A. 145, Baseball 11-2-3-45, Football 13-45, Basketball 12-3-45, Hi-Y Club 1Vice-President 3-Presi- dent 45, Band 13-45, Orchestra 145, Glee Club 13-45, Special Chorus 135, Dramatics 13-45, Biology Club 125, Latin Club 135, History Club 135, Le Cercle Francais 145, Class Prophecy. Bill is one of the few so highly honored as to come from the East Ward. Bill, in his freshman year, became very active in school room activities. During his first three years in High School, Bill was very bashful, but Bill is sure making up for that handicap in his senior year. Bill has become quite a favorite among the weaker sex, and where ever Bill is, there surely are girls around. Bill cares very little for the crowd, all his attentions are centered on one and oh! that One! Bill is contemplating lonbeing a business administrator, and if he is as successful in this field as he is in school, he will be listed as one of America's big business men. Good luck, Bill.

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Maroon and White' 25 JOHN R. HAFER, JR. C JOHNNY 5 Lansdale, Pa. A way asked my lord, how it came to appear Such. a great mass of work he got through in a year. Said Chesterfield promptly, Yon elderly dnnce By never attempting, Sir, two things at once. Born June 19, 1908. Frankford: House and Grounds Committee. Lansdale: Football Q3-45, Class Play 445, High School Play 135, Science Club C3-45, Orchestra Q2-3-45, Maroon and White Staff, Humor Editor, Glee Club 42-3-45, Band 135, Class Will. Hafer came to L. H. S. from Frankford High School. While at F. H. S., he was well liked and behaved himself very well, but for some unknown reason his parents brought him to Lansdale. As soon as he arrived, he entered into the Lansdale High spirit and did his best in scholastic work as well as in athletics. He was a member of the Cham- pion Football Team of '25. Hafer is a humorous fellow, always ready for some fun and always ready to take a joke as it was given. He also can play several musical instruments. Some think that John may become a lawyer, because he likes Chemistry and Trignometry beyond words. According to his wishes, he will become engaged in the pottery and tile business. Here his artistic ability, for he has some, will do him no harm. So here's wishing John and 1- the best success in life and business anyone can wish.

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Maroon and White 27 SARA DETWILER HECKLER 1 SALLY 1 Lansdale, Pa. Don't worry Sara, don't you cry, You'll get slender by and by. Born July 22, 1908. Dramatic Club 111, History Club 131, Art Club 131, Art Play 131, Latin Club 131, Librarian 13-41. Sara early learned her mistake in attending Souderton High School, so she came to L. H. S. to finish her High School career. As a Soph., Sara was a quiet girl, and we thought it was because she didn't know anyone, but now we realize that it is not Sara's disposition to be noisy, but- still water runs deep. You should have seen the marks on Sara's report card, and because of her high scholastic standing she very frequently acted as a substitute teacher. Her popularity among the children was best expressed by the many offerings of sticky candy she received. We have often wondered why Sara was so fond of algebra, now we know why. It was the unknown quantity X. We didn't realize how important X was to one's life! Ask Sara-she knows 1?1