Lansdale High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lansdale, PA)

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28 Maroon and White JOHN J. HELD C JOHNNY 5 Lansdale, Pa. Smooth 'runs the water Where the brook is deep. Born March 5, 1908. Maroon and White Staff, Activities Editor 145, Class Vice-Presi- dent 145, Vice-President B. A. A. 145, Vice-President of Literary Society 145 Baseball 1varsity 2-3-45. Football 1varsity 45, Hi-Y Club 13-45, High School Play 145, Class Play 145, Biology Club 135, History Club 1President 35. Although Johnny is not a charter member of our class, he is considered as one. He came to Lansdale from Danville and joined our class in the fifth grade. He quickly made friends and was.a welcome addition to our class. He is seldom, if ever, seen with a serious look upon is ace. ' Johnny is one who has found that scholastic work and athletic mix readily. His strongest subject was History. He certainly is sure of his dates He also proved to us that brains will offset a deficit of brawn on the athletic field. Although Johnny graduates this year, his interest in Lansdale High is assured for at least two years more. 1Yeah, sl1e's a Soph.5 We understand that Johnny is going to be a Mechanical Engineer. He will be successful, we're sure, because in that occupation details counts, and Johnny does not overlook the smaller things but makes use of them. You have our best wishes, Johnny.

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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

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Maroon and White 29 MARGARET ELLA HINTERLEITER 1 MOCKIE 1 Lansdale, Pa. A smile for all, a welcome glad, A jovial, coaxing way she had. Born May 24, 1909. Glee Club 11-2-3-41, High School Play 11-2-3-41, Le Cercle Francais 141, Latin Club 131, History Club 131, Junior Play 131, Junior-Senior Play 141. Mockie has been with us during the whole twelve years of our school life and a welcome and worthy member of our class she has been. Several of our gridiron heroes have been charmed by this fascinating little Miss and one of them seems to have won the berth of captain on her team. We wish him the best of luck! As we remember, Margaret didn't like History very much. Of course, it was the dates, but we thought that all girls liked dates. Oh! I remember, it's Bills that Margaret likes so much, and between you and me they aren't the kind that come at the beginning of the month.