Lansdale High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lansdale, PA)

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RUSSELL C. HARTZELL ukussn Lansdale, Pa.--September 4, I9 l 7 Football fl-2-3-4-lg Baseball fl-2-3-41g Track Q2-3-433 Basketball 11-2-3-41, Captain C475 Gym Exhibition fill 3 President of Class UU: Student Council I2-3-453 Vice President Boys A. A. 143: Talisman Staff K2-3-41: Band fl-21. All hail the president of our senior class! Besides being one of the most handsome and popular members of the .class of '35, Russ is quite au athlete as well. He accomplished the feat of earning his letter in all four major sports during his Junior and Senior years. 'iRuss was horn in Philadelphia but received his edu- cation in Lansdale. His favorite subject is Trigonom- etry. and he is now working on a revised edition. Al- though it appears that hc is quite hashful as far as girls are concerned, it is evident that Russell has his own ideas on the subject. Although he does not know what he will do when he graduates, we all join in giving him a hearty send- off. and wish him the best of success. H MARY H. HEEBNER Lansdale, Pa.-December 29, l9I7 Student Council C2-3-CU: ,lunior-Senior Play C3-43: Clee Club I2-3-41: Talisman Stall' 143. This young lady one would think to he quiet and dignified. However, her many friends know how dif- ferent she really is. No one has been able to discover where her sense of luunor originated. fAnyone else would have lost one having her position as Humor Editor of the Talisman.l ln Mary we find an excellent student, a student counseller, a talented actress fremember 'LAnnabelle'? l and a tennis player when she gets around to it. If you see Mary tearing: home some Tuesday night at three minutes to ten, you will know Casa Loma is calling: if in the afternoon, it's the rock garden and pool. Her favorite pastimes are shooting snakes, laugh- ing at his jokes, imitating Kenny Sargent, and having things explained to her. Mary expects to spend hr-r future hunting new dress shops after she gets a job. May she enjoy herself thoroughly. SARA R. HEEBNER Heebie Lansdale. Pa.-April 4, l9l8 Towamenoin High School Glee Club fl-25: Oper- etta fl-21. Sara joined us in her Junior year having spent th:- other ten years acquiring knowledge at Kulpsville. Sara's hobbies are playing a banjo and talking, cs- pecially in study periods with a certain Eve, Souderton seems to he a favorite place with Sara, although she denies it because of any certain person. Are you sure about that, Sara? l-lecllieu is still undecided what she'll do after lin- ishing high school but whatever it may be we wish her the best of success in her undertakings. Page Thirly

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MARION E. GODSHALL NMeg77 Lansdale, Pa.-july 5, l9I8 Debating I3-4-l: Junior-Senior Play Gig Talisman Q2-34l: Editor C4-lg Clee Club 12-3-4-lg Musicale I2-3-41: Tri-lli-Y K2-3lg Special Chorus K2-3-Lil. Meg QM as in Marion, E as in Estelle and G as in Codshalll, has been with the class of '35 through thick and thin ever since she skipped into it from third grade. She has been in plays trcmember Meg in Little Women? l, clubs and organizations of all kinds and in her Senior year attained the exalted posi- tion of lfditor-in-chief' of the Talisman. In spite of many activities, Marion has always rnauged to keep her grades in the colossal class. Cette belle petite jeune-lille can be distinguished by big gray eyes and a mop of curly, light brown hair and a low voice that can become high and strident when her temper is ruffled fand it is easily ruflledl. Her dominant, passions are red shoes, dancing, swim- ming: and journalism. Next year she hopes to study this last at Syracuse, N. Y., and if she isn't ultimately successful it won't be because we don't wish her well. REGINA M. GUNDER uuleann Lansdale, Pa.-June 9, l9l7 Variety Club Cllg Secretary lllg Basketball C2-3-4lg Captain frilg Baseball Q2-341: Captain ffllg Hockey C3-41: Tennis 143: Track Cl-3-47: Glee Club Mig Gym Exhibition Q2-3-413 Treasurer of Class K2-3-41. leant has been with us since our Freshman year and has been a faithful and loyal member of our class. She has been treastn'er of our class since we first or- ganized and has gone out for all sports. Jean was captain of both the basketball and baseball teams. We often used to wonder why Jean liked Ford roadslers, bttl we know now. .lust mention it and watch her turn that beautiful shade of pink. .le-att isn't sure what she shall do when site leaves school, but we all kttow she will be a success. WILLIAM Jossri-I HAAS Bat Lansdale, Pa.-May 20, l9l7 Glee Club C2-4lg Junior-Senior Play C4lg High School I-'lay 1435 Talisman Staff Qlllg Debating Team Oil. Let's discuss that point. That is 'illillf' He likes to debate and is usually right-except about Commun- ism. 1'le was good enough to be captain of the nega- tive debating: team and always led the class in discuss- ing Social Topics. He may be the next important filibuster. l'le has l,meen with ns since his first year of schooling when he moved from Philadelphia, where he was born, to become one of us. His scholastic ability was well- proved. Bill hopes to be a lawyer and if we know anything about it, he will bc a certain success. Page Twuenly-nine

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HARRY BRUCE HEFTERICH Bull Neck - Hefty Chalfont, Pa.--November l9, l9I7 Football Q3-41: Gym Exhibition i3-4-Sl. llurry ezune to us from Newville School in '30 after completing his first eight yours in that city. He grew strong and for the past few years has uc- quired u name for himself in wrestling. ln this sport he obtained his nickname of i'Bull Neckf' Harry also joined the ranks of the footlrull squad in his third and fourth years. Hefty shows u great denl of interest in the weaker sex althougxh at present it seems she is unknown to the majority of us. , Harry hopes to follow oviution und we all wish him the- hest of luck in ull his enterprises. JOHN CARL HICKEY HJC!! West Point, Pa.-May 9, l9l7 Cross Country ffllg Gym Exhibition t2lg Spelling Teum C312 Stage Work t4-l. .lohn joined our class buck when we were little Freshmen, coming from Ambler High. He has one weakness-hobbies, his favorites heing implements of war and stamps. He can often he seen wuving u sword in thin air saying, l'hat's how Napol- eon did itg here-'s how I would have done it. He likes to fuss in the lab, especially with acids: the aim is to see how quick, how higz, and how many holes he can put into his punts. He pals around with many, and often makes a sly UD remark that takes hours to sink in. He despises girls, iso he says? but we wonder why he is often seen with u certain Senior miss ut the far end of the hull. His uspirution in life is to he a gunsmith, firearm and hellistics expert and perhaps in the next decade or two we will hear of Hickey's improved rifle, auto- inutie loading and shooting, or something similar. Who knows? HELEN MAE HINES Pick Lansdale, Pa.-April 6, l9l7 llolen luis heen with our t-lass since the days when we wore pigtuils with hair rihlions and played with dollies. She has always heen u quiet, shy little miss in school hut outside, UD just usk some of her close friends. At noon and sometimes even after school hours Helen cun he found pounding away on her dear old typewriter in liooni 6. Helen is especially interested in reading and dune- ing. We notice Pliiludelpliiu also seems to hold some special ntrruction for her. Won't you tell us who he is, llelen? Helen wants to he somehody's stenographc-:r and here's wishing: her every success in her future work. Page Thirty-one