Lansdale High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lansdale, PA)

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THE TALISMAN JAMES HAROLD CANNON 1 Cannon 1 Lansdale, Pa. Born August 20, 1910 In bed we laugh, in bed we cry And born in bed, in bed we die. Radio Club 1115 Biology Club 1215 Hi Y Club 1215 Science Club 1315 Humor Editor, TALISMAN Staff 1415 Orchestra 12, 3, 415 Band 12, 3, 415 President Manager 1415 Senior Play 1415 High School Play 13, 415 Football 11, 415 Basketball 1415 Glee Club 13, 415 Special Chorus 1415 Class Presenta- tion 141. Cannon has been with us since our incor- poration in 1914. His interest in athletics has brought him admiration for his spirit, and, even though he never starred, he must be com- mended for the good spirit he has displayed, may it be contagious. One of Cannon's talents leads to Geo- metry. In class, when he is there, he for- mulates new laws and Mr. Boughter has dis- posed of all the old books to make way for Cannon also Al Jolson has Cannon's per- Pirate. of Washington Cannon's New Geometry. features in the spotlight, and a new rival as was shown by formance in Peggy and the Since our annual invasion we fear for Harold. His constant lateness and his empty pockets indicate that he spends quite a bit of his time in a near-by town. He is a disbeliever of the home patronage theory, and in this case we can't blame him. Cannon says he is going to take up music. We are assured of his success, may all his notes be sweet ones. RUSSELL HILBERT CARVER 1 Little Eva or Russ 1 Lansdale, Pa. Born September 16, 1910 Eat, drink and be merryg for tomorrow we work. High School Orchestra 11,2, 3,415 High School Band 1415 Track 1115 Basketball 13,415 Assistant Advertising Manager of TALISMAN 1315 Manager 1415 Advertising Manager of Senior TALISMAN 1415 Reading Club 131. Russ first saw the daylight in Philadel- phia but realized his mistake quite early and Hed to Lansdale in time to meet us in the fourth grade. His chief worries are his new crushes It is not an uncommon thing to hear him tell us on Monday morning that he has just met a sweet dame over the week- end. He does not follow the proverbial say- ing that gentlemen prefer blondes. Although he did not perform on the grid- iron we are certain that if he had, he would have been a howling success. Little Eva has decided to take up adver- tising when he finishes school. We do not know just where he will continue his educa- tion, but we do know that wherever he goes we wish him the best of success. E61

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MYRA B. SABOLD Advisor, 1927-1928 To this kind, friendly teacher who has so gently -but firmly-guided us through the perils of our Senior year we extend our best Wishes and heartiest thanks.

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THE TALISMAN HOWARD COOK 1 Slim or Shorty D West Point, Pa. Born June 20, 1910 ELSIE V. COLBURN Lansdale, Pa. Born March 18, 1910 Kind and gentle, a friend to all- Who can it be but Elsie? Latin Club 111g Biology Club 1233 Reading Club 131 3 Chemistry Club 141 5 Glee Club 141 3 Class Treasurer 1255 Class Secretary 131. Elsie has been with us throughout the entire four years of our High School career. She has proved a very efficient student especially in mathematics. It is a common sight to see her sitting some- where back in the corner with about a half a tablet working out some difficult problem which the rest of us have not even the courage to tackle. She is always daring enough to under- tak? the most difiicult subject 1even Chemis- try . Elsie is one of the very few girls who does not have to worry about letting her hair grow, for her long tresses are the envy of many of us. Elsie's highest ambition is to become a nurse, and we are sure that she will make a good one because she is one of the most kind-hearted members of our class. Whatever she under- takes we know that her life will be a success. Good goods- Comes in small packages. Cooky entered our ranks in his Junior year. He has proved a valuable asset ever since-and how! No, it wasn't storming in the Typing Room, but Howard and a Hunter were discussing a topic of interest. . Slim intends entering the business world, where we hope he will meet every success. Whenever difiiculties confronted us, he would smile and relieve us of our worries. Such a will should keep Shorty on the straight and narrow road. Howard is an ardent lover of fishing, pets, and a Miss Adams 1especially the latterl. Many times he would come to school with one or two snakes in his pockets. This served to make him a Mystery Man in the estimation of his friends. ' Howard would be a hero, but the girls can- not adopt the habit of looking up to him. All together, R-a-a-y Cook!!! l7l