Lansdale High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lansdale, PA)

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Dedication To Margaret Binker, our faithful advisor, whose willing efforts gave us all the advantages that helped make our school days pleasant, do we most appreciatively dedicate this book.

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Class Poem The parting of the way has comeg Our school days soon are o'e1'g But Life, the stern school master, Shall teach us by far more. The knowledge we gained in the school Shall help us the battle to wing Be gentleg be brave and forgiving- To forgive is surely no sin. Remember, 'tis only the beginningg Hard tasks await us outside: We but stand on the shore, awaiting The ebb of the outgoing tide, To carry each a different direction, Each one to his part in life. Courage, dear school mates, don't falterg Triumph over hardships and strife, For we would not enjoy the sunshine If God had forgotten the raing Nor would we know what pleasure meant Unless we first knew pain. 'Tis well to keep these things in mindg We must struggle in order to gain Our place in the sun and keep itg Then we shall not have lived in vain. KATHLEEN MERLYN MAXWELI, '35

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6 Class Song fTo the tune of Man On the Flying Trapezenl Welre leaving our school with the greatest of ease, And now we will have no more teachers to please. They couldnit make us stay tho they gave us all D's And worked us to death every day. W e know there'll be tears at our leaving, But we stroke our mustaches and say, If you only had treated us kinder, We'd take off our gowns and stayin Weill never again be forced to remain, And trouble our already overworked brain. We're now a free people and this we became, ln the year of our Lord '35.