Lansdale High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lansdale, PA)

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MARY THERESA DICANDILA North Wales, Pa.--August 3, I9 I 7 Tri-Hi-Y C2-37g Spelling Team 133. Mary came to Lansdale lligh from Montzomeryvill- Consolidated School in time to join our Freshman year. We all know Mary for her quiet and reserved nature. She is very industrious and her sweet smile and sunnv disposition have won for her a host of friends. Mary has proved to he quite outstanding in scholastic ability and can always be found where there is a lot of fun. She is very fond of dancin! and her main attraction lies in the direction of Philadelphia. Her chief ambition is to he a stenographer. May the greatest success and the best of fortune he yours, Mary. VIRGINIA MARIE EDMONDS ucleon-iucinu Lansdale. Pa.-june 22, l9I7 Debating Team K3-4-l: Talisman Staff MJ. Cin is the Cleopatra of our class. She acquired this name because of her star performance as Cleo when she was a Sophomore. She is known for he:- affinity for Bills. Virginia is a well-known lI16lI1lJf.'I' of the past debat- ing teams and she argued most effectively. She camo to us from Southampton, Pa., as a Freshman and has been a member of our class ever since. She doesn't go in for the action end of sports but an enthusiastic fan. Virginia directed us into pzxying: our class dues each time the Talisman was published, as size was our class editor. Virginia hopes to get a job when she leaves school and so do we. Good luck, Virginia! ELWOOD C. El-ILY Pete Lansdale, Pa.-December 30, l9l6 Football Manager 147g Cross Country C3-41: Track Q3-41g Baseball fill. Pete came to us from North Wales and joined our class in his Freshman year. Pete likes his Solid Geometry so much that he is going to write a hook on this subject with Mr. Boughter. He delivered one of his best speeches of the year at the Football Banquet. Small as he is, he is certainly doing his part in sports. He was one of the best managers of Lansdale High School, being under 5Buck Deiley as an assistant. After doing good work in Cross Country and in Track, he made the Baseball team, and he usually got on base somehow. HPete is undecided as to what he will do, but whatever he chooses we wish him lots of luck. Page Tlwnzty-:ix

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DONALD H. CRESSMAN lIDonl! Lansdale, Pa.-january l9, l9l6 lJonuld's actions would certainly lead one to think that time spent refraining from talking is often utilized in constructive thinking. At least, he has had no red trimmings on his report card as the result of mischief. Ho is able to swap opinions when involved in a C011- versnlions, and gives a good line on an occasion here and there. We don't know why IUon's appeals seem to be to the girls: but he surely can get along all right. Donald thinks he'd like to he an acconntantg here's wishing him lots of success. GEORGE CROUTHAMEL Crouty - Spats Lansdale, Pa.-October 7, l9l5 c Football tl-2-3-4-lg Basketball tl-2-3-4.Jg Baseball l-21. Spots became prominent in Lansdale Higlfs ath- letic annals as early as his Freshman year, when he participated in several football games. Since that time he has won seven major letters in football, basketball and baseball. Belwen practices he found time enough to demon- strate armstrong heaters to the girls of Souderton and Norristown. Crouty helievs in keeping his past and future a deep, dire secret, apparently, because in tive years we have learned almost nothing about him except that he doesn't haunt the Beehive with the rest of us, and that he goes in for piano-moving in a big way for a little outside exercise. Whatever he decides to do in the future, we know he'll get along. GRACE MAE DERSTINE Gracie Lansdale, Pa.-june 24, l9l8 Spelling Team Q2-314 Spanish Club tllg Glee Club t4Jg Gym Exhibition t2Jg Tri-Hi-Y C2-3.1. Grace was horn in Hatticld but soon found the town too dead for her so she moved to Lansdale at the age of sixteen months. Grace is talented along many lines. Her ability to spell has enable her to enter the Pierce Business School spelling bee every year. She is also quite an accomplished pianist but it's hard to tell where the most interest lies, in the music or in the teacher. Gruce's marks rank among the highest in the Com- mercial Class. She also helps the school along by donating her services eveiy noon to the lunch room. We all wish you the best of luck, Grace, when y0u'1'e somebody's stenog. Page Tfwenly-ffve

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GEORGE FRANKLIN ENGLES, Jr. Inks - Flash Lansdale, Pa.-February I3, l9I7 George has always gone to school in Lansdale. During his I-ligh School career he has worked after school and Saturday, so he has new-r found time to enter school activities since he was Captain of the Safctly Patrol when '35 was a class of struggling Freshmen. In spite of lnks ' business career outside of school, he must find time for lessons because he actually seems to know what it's all about. George is the Blond Mystery Mun of the Seniors. Our private detectives can't find a thing about his hobbies, inner life, and secret ambitions. We do know he takes two young ladies from the Junior Class riding noons and after school. Maybe that's his hobby. If Hager's tunrs to 'ilfngh-s' Men's and Boy's Cloth- ing, we'll know Inks is a success at last. ALMA ELIZABETH FISHER Worcester, Pa.1November 3, l9l7 Clce Club fl-21: Operetta 121. Alma lives quite a distance outside of Lansdale, yet she seldom misses u day of school. She teamed up with L'35 in her Junior year, choosing Lansdale in preference- to Norristown. Alma receives good schol- astic recognition and actually seems to enjoy school: anyway, one seldom hears her grouch about any- thing. Her attention is quite well held outside of Lansdale but shc's quite secretive about it and we don't have u chance to get the inside dope on him. Alma is a great girl: her best feature is her adapl- ability. shc seems to fit in with everyones current mood. Her chosen profession is nursing, and she should be quite a success because she has what it takes in the way of disposition and character for it. RICHARD FREDERICK Dick Lansdale, Pa.-November I3, l9l7 Basketball Q3-453 Baseball K2-3-41g Glce Club C415 Gym Exhibition 12-3-43. Dick has been with the class from the beginning of its history. He's the small chap with black hair, who flashed on the basketball court and baseball diamond. 'LDick is frcquctly seen driving around in his futher's Ford with a load of fellows and girls. He is the originator of many a laugh and even in class he's the first to respond to thc teaoher's joke NJ with a hearty laugh. From all reports, he enjoyed the trip to Washington. As for fcmininc passions, we don't know where his special interest lies, but he docs have a varied list of dates. Who knows-? However, we understand that he has been visiting Ambler with a number of other local fellows of late. His future is undetermined, but wherever he goes, he has the class's wishes for success. Page T fwenty-.fe-ven