Lansdale High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lansdale, PA)

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THE TALISMAN DENNIS HUFNAGEL 1 Denny - Hoofer 1 ' Lansdale, Pa. E. MYRTLE HOLLENBACH c5lMert97, Lansdale, Pa. Born September 2, 1910 It was only a glad, 'Good Morning' As she passed along the way, But it spread the morning glory Over the live-long dayf' Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41g Special Chorus 13, 41g Latin Club 1115 Biology Club 1215 Reading Club 131, High School Play 13, 415 Chemistry Club 141. Myrtle has been with us ever since the first grade. She has proved herself to be a friend and helper to all and has always been one of the best students. Myrtle has quite a few talents. She is quite an expert pianist and dearly loves to use this art. We have all read some of Myrtle's poems and, for proof of their quality, look at the class poem. She also has a hobby of sharpen- ing pencils. When anyone wants work done along this line they consult Myrtle. Myrtle is going to be one of our numerous nurses. She expects to enter the Samaritan Hospital in the fall where she will pursue this course. We are sure that Myrtle will make a successful nurse. We wish you luck, Myrtle. Born September 3, 1910 It is not good that man should live alone. Baseball 12, 31, Captain 141, Spanish Club 1315 Science Club 141, Senior Play 1413 Reading Club 131. Denny joined our ranks in the seventh grade. He hailed from Sellersville. He is a good natured and witty fellow. He is slow to anger and easy to please. He has made a good showing on the athletic field and is captain of this year's baseball team. Denny drives a fast gas burner which is well patronized by the fair sex. This reputable car has voyaged to many athletic fields with a cargo of players, students, etc. He made a big success as a villain in the Senior Play. As an actor he knows his Frenchyl' Denny is not certain what his future occupation will be, but we' wish him all pos- sible success. - l14l

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fx . .mu v, .,f.., vu -1 -4. 'w--- vw 3 W? , it,',L.:R us. f.,1 1 1 ,S ii..-1 ,, 1 W? srl -..!'.V 1' .. , ,Lf ,,,., THE TALISMAN ERMA HEAVENER Montgomeryville, Pa. Born June 16, 1911 It would talk: Lord, how it talked! Civics Club 1153 Latin Club 115, Biology Club 125 Reading Club 1355 La Societe Francaise 1455 Spelling Team 13-45, Spelling Champion 145, Track 13-455 Varsity Team Erma came to us in our Freshman year, a shy little country girl from Montgomery Townshlp However, shyness soon wears oli' in good company, and, this being the case Erma seon became one of our brightest pupils. Talk about spelling, Erma takes the cake! She was our champion speller this year and bravely defended our cause at the Peirce School. Although Erma is not musically or poetically inclined, she is very fond of athletics. She played on the Senior basketball team, but her light shown brightest on the track team. Erma is a Jolly good fellow and equally liked by both sexes but we do not know of any preference among the opposite sex in this school. How- ever, that is confined strictly to this school. Ask her why she liked the boat trip best. Maybe she will show you a much treasured BERYL E. HARVEY Lansdale, Pa. Born August 13, 1910 But the girl worth. while, is the girl with a smile ' When everything goes dead wrong. Class Secretary 125g Biology Club 1253 English Reading Club 1355 High School Play 12, 3, 45, Glee Club 12, 3, 453 Special Chorus 1353 Class Editor 1353 Student Council' 145g Treasurer of G. A. A. 145. They say gentlemen prefer blonds, and we ask you, Is Beryl a blond? We'll say she is. Beryl joined our ranks in the gingham stage, and she has been with us ever since. Because of her jolly disposition she has a host of friends. Her popularity with the opposite sex is noticeable, as Beryl is a wonderful pal. Although she is fond of athletics, Beryl took part in few sports but spent 'most of her time in supporting the various teams. Beryl has obtained the.honor of being one of the most illustrious members of the Commer- cial Course, and some day you will be sur- prised at the wonders she will accomplish as Somebody's Stenog. Of course, we admit something else might turnwup. Whatever it 1or he5 may be, we wish her all the joy and happiness in the world. possession which came in the mail. She is undecided as to her career, but we know her tto will always be, The Army Forever. E131

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L e4sesd?- THE TALISMAN ETHEL HUNSBERGER West Point, Pa. Born August 19, 1910 Modest, studious, yet merry withal. U. G. H. S. Declamation 1115 Captain of Magazine Campaign 1113 Relay Team 121g School Play 121, President of Literary Club 121 3 Lansdale High School Reading Club 1313 La Societe Francaise 141. Ethel went to Upper Gwynedd for ten years. She graduated from there with highest honors, but not feeling satisfied with her training, she came to join the ranks of '28 in search of higher education, and she certainly has proved an addition to our class. She has several hobbies, and one ofithem is, believe it or not, strumming the Nuke. She likes outdoor life and camping. Ethel also enjoys hiking, especially about Washington??? Ethel plans to be a history teacher. We are sure she would make a good one, but she is an excellent cook so-we wonder? Whatever she does, we know it will be done well and we wish her happiness. DOROTHY E. HUNTER 1 Dot 1 Lansdale, Pa. Born August 8, 1910 As merry as the day is long. Spanish Club 1215 Art Club 121, Art Play 121 3 High School Play 13, 41. Dorothy truly is as merry as the day is long for she is very good natured and jolly. Dot came to us from the Upper Gwynedd School and immediately became a welcome member. Although Dorothy never participated to any great extent in sports, she is greatly interested in athletics. Dorothy will probably be someone's 'stenog, and a good one, we assure you. However, Dot seemed to have a very good time coming home from Washington, so we don't know for sure whether she will enter the business world or not. To use the time-worn expression we wish her the best of luck in whatever she undertakes. K 1151