Lansdale High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lansdale, PA)

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SERVICE QUALITY Lumber u Millwork Coal ' ALL LUMBER UNDER COVER Yards at Oflice COLMAR, PA. LANSDALE, PA. TEN YEARS OF PROGRESS ln celebrating the Tenth Anniversary of the founding of the LANSDALE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, the school will soon move into its new home at Main and Broad Streets, Lansdale, where it will have an entire building to devote to school purposes. Class rooms, recreation rooms and rest rooms will be located on the first ancl second Hoors. New and modern equipment, experienced and capable in- structors, and the conveniences and advantages of the strictly private school make it emphatically YOUR HOME SCHOOL FOR BUSINESS TRAINING Summer Sessions begin July 2 Fall Term opens September 4 Send for further information to the LANSDALE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS LANSDALE, PA. EDWIN P. GOTWALS Dependable lnsurance Service NOTARY PUBLIC AUTO LICENSES First National Bank Building Lansdale UPATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS E301

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Ggjullisgh X :Q W ,M tg, wi ww- Av U1 A. F' ive ' 0 - Wil 'fniegndiblem Th D'z' r' ,. 0 Busiiesslgdzgdlli ' Gfhcnent School Commercial Teaching! A Business Career .' Paying Avenues of Endeavor Open to High School Graduates COMMERCIAL TEACHING The demand for commercial teachers is without precedent in educational circles. The Taylor School course is approved for certification by the State Department of Public Instruction, and nearly one hundred of our graduates are now teaching successfully in the high schools and private schools of this and other States. ' A BUSINESS CAREER Their are unlimited opportunities in business life for those who have taken our intensive Business, Stenographic or Secre- tarial Courses. Scores of the most successful young people in Lansdale and vicinity are Taylor School graduates. DAY COURSE EVENING COURSE THE TAYLOR SCHOOL Freeman P. Taylor, B. C. S., Ph. B., President 1002 Market Street, Philadelphia RIGHT BY READING TERMINAL HPATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ' E291

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THE TALISMAN Uhr will nf the Qllaaa nf 1523 Know all men by these presents that we, the class of nineteen-hundred twenty-eight, having been duly ejected from Lansdale High School, being in a repentant state of mind, and being sound of neither mind nor body, do make and publish this, our first, last, and only will and testament, thereby setting aside all other statements, mental, verbal, or written, and therein disposing of all our possessions which we do not Want, or which are of no use to us! In all good faith we make the following bequests: We bequeath to Henry Worthington Francis Morris' ability to look and act like a combination of President Coolidge and Mussolini. Mildred Evans leaves her singing ability to Dorothy Rosenberger. We leave Lydia Wilson's ingenious and never-before-heard-of gram- matical constructions to Miss Sigafoos, as a shining example of what four years of high school English will do. We will Thomas Roelofs' shy and retiring manner to William Miller. We present Elsie Colburn's raucous voice to Elsie Mitchell so that she may inform people that she is present. , Ada Fritz leaves her extreme talkativeness to Ruby Kemp. Long may she rave. We donate the toys and the original English compositions of Harold Cannon to Charles Prokopy. We leave Elsa Lancianofs dancing ability to Elizabeth Reese. To Marcus Moyer we bequeath Ethel Hunsberger's voice to enable the teachers to hear him when he recites. Mered Hoff is the fortunate recipient of six of Howard Cook's old suits. Josephine Kavash gives her extra avoirdupois to Miss Williamson in order that the latter may qualify for the heavyweight championship. We donate Pearl Tyson's vampish ways to Doris Evans, knowing that this will add to her repertoire. We present to Kathryn Rodgers the poise and graceful carriage of Russell Carver. Pearl Kulp leaves her poetic ability to Elizabeth Held so that THE TALISMAN need never lack material in the future. We bequeath Doris Loman's laconic brevity and attention in class to Edna Sames so that the latter's marks may be improved. Morris Walters' ability to neck is freely given to George Moyer, with no restrictions. We will Marion Detwiler's mathematical ability to George Snyder so that he may know that two plus two equals four. Ruth Winsch's love for the world, her cheerfulness, and her optimism are bequeathed to Maggie Linden. We present the good looks and winning ways of Robert Sloan to Richard Harner. The sophistication of Ruth Kenderdine is passed on to Anna Neiburg. Carolyn Rauch wills her Russian boots to Warren Allem to cure his rheumatism. We leave Bud Leach's absolute ignorance of football to Alvin Alderfer, so that the latter may no longer trouble his parents. l31l