Lansdale High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lansdale, PA)

Page 24 text:

ETHEL J. BURKHARDT Essie Chalfont. Pa.-july 4, I9 l 7 Tri-Hi-Y Qi. uEssie camo to us from the city of Chalfont in our Freshman year. She- has not participated in sports hut she has a fine scholastic 1-of-ord. 'glfssien is one of our most quiet and hasliful IIICIIIH hers, at least evvryom-r thought so until we went to Washington. uESSlfPlHl. one hope is to own a horsv. Ask her about the Devon Horse Sale. hffssiel' dos-sn't know what she will do when Shu leaves school. hut herc's wishing: hor good luck. MARGARETTA CASSEL ulvlaggien Lansclale, Pa.-September I0, l9l8 Hockey 143: Basehall ffilllg Tri-l'li-Y' I2-31: Gym Exhilmition fl.-2-35. lN'lag:f:ie is tho proud possess-or of one of the best giggles and the most infectious grin in the senior class. She joined us in the sixth grade after skipping the fifth. lVlargaretta's chief interests are in pets tsoe hor Senior Thvsisl and Baseball. Did you ever stand hehinal the plate and listvn to her line of chatter? Here it comes! lt's a good one! Right over the plate! Wliat a girl! lNlzxgg1ie ' went to Washington and did sho havv funl Ask her ahout it. When Maggie leaves High School she intends to lm Fl Private Secretary, not 5mnol:0dy's Stenogz. l'lerc's luck to you Magg1iP. WALTER CHOYCE Walt Lansdale, Pa.-February 2, l9l6 Baseball fill: Foothall fill. Walt entered the Lansdale Schools fourteen years apo. Walter camo out for sports for the first time this year and earned his varsity letter in football. At present he is a rueniher of the varsity lmsehull team. Although many think him hashful, his pals and team- mates know better. and as for girls? Sonic say he visits a nearby town quite often. Walt is uncertain as to what ho will do after graduation hut here's wishing him all the success in the world. Page Tfweniy-tfwo

Page 23 text:

MABEL E. BROESKE Mains Montgomeryville, Pa.-November 7, l9l7 High School Play Q4-D: L. A. A. tl-2-3-lil. Mabel was born in the fair city of Montgomeryville. Awakening to the fact that she certainly was missing something. she joined us in her Freshman year. Althougrh she is not pnrtieulurly fond of sports she can hold her own in thc scholastic field. Her ideals are quite high at the present time. She is often scen Stan ing around dreaming of Milford, Pennsyl- vania. It's 0. K.. Mabel, we understand. Mobs has not yet decided what her vocation will be. What ever your choice, we wish you the best of success and good luck, Mabel. RUTH ELIZABETH BRUCK Lansdale, Pa.-December 4, l9I7 Cleo Club I3-Ll-lg Tri-Hi-Y llillg Varsity Hockey QSM Gym Exhibition Cl-2-Bl. Ruth was born in Philadelphia but came to Lansdale in time to answer to the roll cull of our class since the lirsl grade. She acquired u line scholastic standing during her entire school life, and has been a loyal supporter of L. H. S. in all that is undertaken. Ruth, in her quiet way, has made many friends throughout the High School. She seems to take great delight in helping other members of the class with their daily French lessons. Ruth expresses a desire to heconie a teacher and we feel certain that she will succeed in whatever profession she may choose to follow. DOROTHY MOYER BURKHARDT llDot11 Lansdale, Pa.-October 25, l9l5 Dot first saw the light of day in Germantown, but czune to l.ansdule soon enough to join our class in the first grade. Dorothy has proved to be a very congenial friend and is well liked by everyone. ll' you ever go down Fourth Street and hear someone tickling: the ivoriesj' you will know that it is HDot, as this is her favorite hobby. Dot has not been absent or late for the lust six years. which proves to he a very enviable record. Dot expects to enter college in the fall and we know that whatever road she takes, she will meet with good luck. Page Tfwenty-one

Page 25 text:

SYLVIA COHEN usyln Lansdale, Pa.-November 23, l9l7 Upper Gwynedd lligh School: Dramatic Cluh tllg tiover to Cover ill: llditor of Clarion l2.lg l.ihr.n'ian tZZl. Lansdale lligh School: 'l'nlisman Staff t4l. Syl is the little llerl'l of our class hut is still a large power when it comes to doing things. She duesn't participate in sports as her talents run along scholastic lines. especially writing editorials. She now inten:sI,nd in revising the Talisman so the editors won't liavc to write edilorals. Sylvia came hero from Upper Gwynedd in '33 as a .lunioiz Sho says sho would like to he a journalist infter listening to Mr, Sanhornl hut is undecided as to what to do after leaving the portals ol Lansdale. In the manner of all fenialc-s shc changes her mind often and has thought ahont hecoming a nurse. Whatever she docs we hope it is what she desires. F RIEDA CONSTANTINE llMae!1 Lansdale, Pa.-March 25, l9l6 Tri-l'li-Y 13-47. We probably all know this young lady on sight for she has been fortunate enough to have accompanied us through all twelve years of school in Lansdale. Frieda doesn't go in for athletics but is an unfailing ian at all of the Lansdale tand Soudertonl games. Most of her athletics at present, are confined to Knapp - ing around in u certain yellow roadster. lt's getting to hc a hahit with her. Although uncertain what she will do after graduat- ing, she expressed a desire to liecome an aviatrix during our tour of Annapolis--mayhe it was because the guide was interested in aviation-who knows? Here's wish- ing her lots of luck as she flies thru the air. NELSON B. CONVER Nels Lansdale, Pa.-May 27, l9l7 Lansdale High School Play Ol-lg Basketball 131g Baseball I4-J. Nelson hails from the great metropolis of Fortuna, hut he began his battle for wisdom in Lansdale. School work was just a ln'eeze for Nels, hut his thoughts Intro turned to other things. Ah me! Nelson is a good sport in more than one way. Base- hnll is one of them. lie has a good job in right field in addition to giving a headache or a pain elsewhere to certain opposing pitchers. He is not sure what line of work he will follow, hut we are sure that his perseverance and, willingness will get him far. Lots of luck Nels Page Tmucnty-three