Lansdale High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lansdale, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1939 volume:

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Presented Ivy the SENIOR CLASS LANSDALE HIGH SCHOOL LANSDALE, PENNSYLVANIA W I DEDICATION We dedicate this, our class publication, to Miss Myra B. Satnold as a token of the grati- tude which we owe to iwer for iwer untiring and successful efforts in guiding us tiwronugil, our Sciiaai days. t FOREWORD The class of 1939 presents this pool4 as a collection ol the memories of our happy and interesting school ex- periences, resulting lrom the many days vve have spent vvithin its vvalls. ll, in doing this, vve have met with your approval, We shall be vvell re- warded lor our sincere ellorts. CONTENTS Dedication ....... 4 Foreword ..... . . 6 Administration ..... 8 Classes ...... . . I4 Athletics . . . . . . 40 Activities . . . . . . 56 Features . . . . . . 68 Patrons . . . . . . 72 g'agFf?Wv1-. , viva-f'?fi':I54'N? 3i'W-WI' 1-. ,mm . 3nfff Lam I. JN TE - . 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APPRECIATION OF THE COST OF EDUCATION Greetings to the class of l939 on their successful completion ot the various prescribed courses in the Public Schools of Lansdale. Approximately 25M ot local and State taxes are required to maintain our Elementary and High Schools and perhaps you may not have given much thought to the fact that your parents have made this possible by payment ot these taxes, often at a great sacrifice but without which public schools could not function. The cost of educating the youth of Lansdale is less than SIOO. per year for each pupil, which cannot be disputed as being excessive for such a valuable investment. The Lansdale Board of Education is continually striving to offer the best educational facilities possible by furnishing modern buildings and equipment. lvly sincere wish is that all of you shall have a happy and suc- cessful career. E. P. C-otwals, Treas. U03 O ENTHIRTY-NlNl:l gag? t, in it t may it it it ti i v l l l Kg My Message to You, Class of l939: - Those of us who have been your educational guides and friends during the twelve years of your life in school are very anxious that you, as members of our largest class to date, will make a favorable impres- sion upon the hundreds of persons who already hold certificates ot graduation from the Lansdale High School. lt may be that the world does not await your coming with the same eagerness and enthusiasm as it has awaited other graduates before your time. How- ever, there is still room for you if you are willing to put forth the necessary effort. Far too many people today have run up the flag of the spirit's surrender. You can help, it you will, to correct this very serious menace to the foundations of what has always been considered to be the American way of life. We shall be watching patiently and sympathetic- ally as you struggle to achieve success with yourselves. Ralph R. Smith, Supt. UU HIGHLIGHTS OF LAN SDALEHIG Recently there appeared in an educational journal which I read some interesting figures. Of the eighty-two million ,adults in, our country, eighteen or more years of age, only six million completed high school. Fifteen million started but did not finish it. Fifty million have an educational background of eight grades or less. ' Each of you is therefore ,in a rather se- lect group. But perhaps you wonder at times whether the four years spent in high school were worth the time and effort ex- pended. Estimated in terms of knowledge gained, experiences, enjoyed, appreciations developed, ,interests awakened, horizons broadened, judgments sharpened and friend- ships made, there can be but one answer. My congratulations to each one of you! Herman L. Bishop, Principal U21 l read with a great deal of interest in the Contest number of the Talisman the ex- pressions of seniors concerning their high school career. The things which these Se- niors enjoyed the most and the things in which they excelled were not the same. lt would appear from these expressions that Lansdale High School sponsors a desirable type of individualism. l observed in each report expressions of regret for not having made the most of your high school opportunities. This would indi- cate to me that students are willing to prof- it by their mistakes. One does not learn ex- perience but he learns from experience or through experience. Your adjustments to situations will be made by forming right at- titudes. l trust that you will make efforts to form desirable attitudes and thereby at- tain rich experiences. Melvin F. Shisler, Asst. Prin. ORNINETEENTHIRT Back Row: E. K. Boughter, J, B. Crawford, C. R. Snyder, E. L. Messikomer, F. Judd. G. G. Messick I N Cowan, K. A. Thompson, O. Goering. Middle: R. A. Faust, E, W. White. L. Faust, H. L. Bishop. M Shisler C. H. Siizafoos, A. R. Stewart, C. L. Kinter. Seated: M. B. Sabold, F. Godshall. V. Workman, J. C Foley M. Bock, M. H. Shultz, E, G. Greenholt. LIBRARIANS Elizabeth A. Williamson Mildred Bock, Assistant GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Jewel C. Foley ENGLISH Richard A. Faust Eleanor C-. Greenholt Ernest L. Messikomer Cora H. Sigatoos HISTORY l. Newton Cowan Chester S. Knipe Harry L. Kneedler Karl A. Thompson MATHEMATICS E. Kephart Boughter Anna E. Rossell SCIENCE C. Richard Snyder Virginia E. Stauffer Albert R. Stewart FACULTY I l31 COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS Laura Faust Franklin Judd Minnie H. Schultz Edward W. White MUSIC George G. Messick ART Charles L. Kinter INDUSTRIAL ARTS Oscar Goering Joseph Shisler HOME ECONOMICS Frances Ciodshall . PHYSICAL EDUCATION I James B. Crawford . Marion W. Dill Ruth Stevenson FOREIGN LANGUAGES Myra B. Sabold ' ' A . ' Virginia Workman ' YNINE - .!,.,,,,.-mH - ' .ww-1-4v11vf'f 'WM . 1-H: . - ' ...:.4,2':f3-5'- T Y ' I V . . W. . , . 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Owen . . . likes to dance-. . . helps Paul out with Colmar. Activities: Hiking 43 Tri- Hi-Y 2. - .i s. 7 ,. . A vi i MILDRED A. ACCOR E P0gEY Commercial That Penn State fellow . . . pet-peeve Miss Schultz . . . Goes for guitar playing in a big way. Activities: Track l, 2, 3: Hiking 4. A ROBERT ARNOLD Greener Academic French stud . . . walking skyscraper . . . shot put dropper . . . good dancer . . . nice smile. Activities: Track 2, BL, 4L3 H. R. Sergeant-at-Arms 2: H. R. Sec. 43 Cross Country 2: French Club 4. AN will WILLIAM ADDISON Bill Academic Smooth dancer . . . girls in general . . . blondes a specialty . . . George Raft hair-do . . . Physics class . . . wants to enter Mili- tary School. Activities: H. R. Pres. 3. SDALEH CD' ' ' i. I . l K sf: CERTRUDE A. ALLEM General Senior songbird . . . Nel- son , . . Mr. Messick's standby . . . pet-peeve- dancing and swing music. Activities: Class Treas. 4: Bon Voyageg Student Council 2: Sec.-Treas. of A Capella Choir 3, 4. 1- s.. , 3 .-.:.A'J:e-L xx. , .1 , i .1 .A W 2 ig. . Q li i f . H ' I'.'ffrE?2f f . 1, , lf' HARRISON BADGER OLGA BARBONI RUSSELL BARNDT upapn General nBarneyu General Court Captain . . . jitter- Genera' Lanky and quiet . . . pet- Zug b' 'u' t.BabeHe ' ' ' Bicycle fiend . . . cat chas peeve-English . . . pretty urctisififsiongasketban I er and tormenter . . . Mr eye-lashes . . . seldom seen 2 3L 41- da T 4. Smdeng Shisler's Economics class . . . . nice disposition . . . C' U MI 2' 3 Zhaageban BL would like to go into Civil wants to be a draftsman. 4E:nA Cgpgna' Choir 3, 42 Service. Activities: Sergeant-ab Handbook 3. Editor 4: Arms 4. Highlights, Mirror 3, 45 Sunny Skiesg Step This Wayg Bon Voyagef' Pro- gram Chairman 4. . U61 F R NINETEEN THIRTY-NIN WILLIAM R. BEAN, JR. Bill General Great humorist . , . dimples . . . little, but-! . . . another drattsman in the making. Activities: H. R. Treas. 3. IREN E K. BELSTERLING ..Rene,. Academic Choir girl? . . . giggler . . . dreams about Upper Gwy- nedd . . . Latin student . . . will make a cute nurse. Activities: A Capella Choir H. R. Sec. 4. BLOSSOM J. BOLIC- Commercial A trifle plump . . . will make a competent secretary . . . faithful and conscien- tious. Activities: Bon Voyagef' Highlights ROBERT BRICKER Brick General Football Captain . . . soft on a Soph . . . guidance conferences . . . drag with faculty. Activities: Football 2L, MARY ELIZABETH BICKEL Betty, Bick Academic Moore trouble . . . one ot Mr. Cowan's passengers . . . laugh and grow tat. Activities: Basketball lg Baseball lg Gym Exhibit lg Tri-Hi-Y 2: H. R. Pres. 3: H. R. Treas. 3: French Club 4. l ' RICHARD BRUNNER Dick Academic Cookie pusher . . . thinks sophs are pretty nice . . . Miss Bock. Activities: Band l, 2L, 3Lg Step. This Way: Colle- BL, 4L, Capt. 4: Student giana. Council 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 43 Wrestling 45 Boxing 4: Hand Book 3, 4. , A H 1 lx . ..iii ,i-, i. ' .. ,, ,HM 1 w 5, 1' 1 ii- . I ' , .- - as 'f V -- , -537.-i .4 aff, ,F i QL N 1. H lim J, v m ' ' i. it ., ,Q . df ' -f:l:'f5l U71 BURTON F. BIGONEY Begoneey Academic Dilapidated orange Chew . . . humorist . . . scientist . . . book-lover . . , slow and easy . . . good natured . . . horse doctor . . . great ambition-to be a hobo. Activities: Science Club 4. HAZEL V, BRYAN Commercial Quiet as a mouse . . . gig- gler . . . pet-peeve is Choc- olate . . . seen a lot- lately with a neighbor boy . . . good student. Activities: H. R. Sec. 2, 43 Asst. Editor of Mirror 43 Hiking 45 Spelling Team 4. HLIC-l-l - ' ms. l l 5 il l 'lily ll ll -new LEROY BYRNES RUTH S. CLEMENS Joe Commercial General Frisky and active . . . Comes fo School when he our star baseball pitcher . . . feels like ll . . . bowling escorted bv Jack v - . . . shoe-shine boy. has 5 Cl-'fe laugh. Activities: Baseball 3, 4, Capt. 45 Hiking 4: Gym Ex- hibit' 3, 43 H. R. Treas, 4. Activities: Baseball 2, 45 Boxing 2: Spanish Club 4. TS OFL A NS 1. . , - . 'N V' DALE HIG -1 T , ,..i, . . . I W J -cl lil ll gg 7 , .. HELEN M. CLEMMER General Likes all the orchestras . . . great on gossip . . . hobby -singing blues songs . . . a future hairdresser. ll J 'JQYPQ F ' .. ,pg ,l pn . , .... . ...f -1 ,. f.,1fsr,a,ff, . - 1. ' I ,E-ram-ral.. l ' iiiziel, l 5, .52 fvggegtllsi. 1 J: .1-ga!-I fb' v' ROBERT COFFEY ncaml, Academic Chief of police . . . Now we'll get down to business! . . . Captain . . . original jam sessions . . . good na- tured. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4L3 Baseball 2: Track 3, 4Lg H. R. Sergeant-at-Arms 3, 4: H320 College Avenue. ,Sf MARION E. CRESSMAN Academic Latin student . . . humorist . . . scared of icy pave- ments . . . conscientious student . . . Bill. Activities: Collegiana: . I 1 ..gax?,CT7' , 'lx ' ll.. -!:f:f:.s'elrliml f l . :,.-.l - 1-.2-'-Ziff:-. . I CHARLOTTE COLLINS JOSEPH CONLEY WILLIAM COVELINS UCOHY., Mme., ncobyll General General General Favorite haunt-Zebras park Jefferies' Stooge . . . Span- Those afternoon walks!! . . . . has steady giggle . . . ish student ? ? ?i. . . fixing accordion player . . . foot- always with Pauline . . . cars . . . office boy . . . ball player . . . pole vaulter BOYS . . . to be a Radio driving that big green Buick. . . . music lover. Afflsf- Activities: Baseball 4. Activities: Football 2, 3L, 4L1 Track I, 2, 3L, 4Lg H. R. Pres, 3: Sergeant-at-Arms 3. U83 French Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. RNINETEENTHIRTY-Nl JAMES DAVIS Jimmie General Giving trumpet lessons . . . can really play it . . . dreaming about a certain red head-maybe it's a, blonde . . . get a new crate. Activities: Class Pres. 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3.4. CLARENCE B. DERSTEIN ..Bud,. General Interested in a certain Soph- omore . . . a big teaser . . . one of Miss Bock's erring children . . . another gov- ernment worker in the mak- ing. CURTIS C. DEARDORFF Curt Academic Warner's driver . . . smash- ing fenders . . . cute blush . . . traveling home by way of 7th St. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4Lg Baseball 2, 3, 4L: Col- Iegianaf' Step This Wayg H. R. Sergeant-at-Arms 4: H. R. V. Pres. 4. .g :. isQ5iiS5iif , so ' . D ' I .-Q! ' . Y ii' xl S! ' I- i. 1 ,if DOROTHY N. DETWILER MDOT., General Spanish Club 4. 2,3 One of the girls in a less known trio . . . sunny dis- position . . . always smiling . . . loyal friend . . . Coby. Activities: Sunny Skies: J, HENRY DEI,-P LUTHER R. DELP Hennie Bl-ld ' General Academic Lady killer I l , boxing . K I HEigeI S store . . . Tall story that blonde senior , , , teller . . . model railroad curly hair . . . mechanic. engineer - - - Fl'el'1Cl'1- Activities: Cross Country Activities: H- R. Treas. 4? , Mgr. Lg Track 2, 3, Bend l, 2- 4, Mgr. Lg Student Council 5 Boxing 4. , 5: ff H ' J EQ . 'I EVELYN D. DETWILER ' Y' :A ,,-,-- C ri ff' . li' tm 5' ' i GERALD DETW I LER l.EVie,. Harry.. General General 'Watts the attraction in Musical minded Senior . . . Skafi,-ig? , , , polite and sports are limited to track cheerful . . . another of our work - - ' aviation 0CCUPie5 quief gi,-isp? . l . nice gi,-1 many of his leisure moments. and a good friend, Activities: Spanish Club 4. Activities: Band 3, 4L3 Cross-Country 3, 4Lg Track 3. 4L. , -yes: .- , Q ':. W' -, 'I M . ll ' li l ' '- ' . tit' il l-Ji ' V -. 'I f .f ' I iff 'T . . 1 is -' ' F-.,. s , FII 1 ' e e Y lm, 52 - , 3: I , 'L g i: ?', 1 ' ' . . I ' 1 - I S' I . Zn.. ' W - - I 5, . T: li.: V s - 'wil N e, ' U91 HIC- l N, 'Ask Q. I il' li! ii ie was ii mm H i ij B i W . ii ii ,4... ii ff- , f..1fel.ai GEORGE P. DODGE Tubby Academic Fixing and wrecking cars . , . wants to go To sea and see the world . . . Admiral . . . Spanish. q . I ,WS 4:7 ' 1. 'ff'E: 2 '- y 9' X I i if My ELEANOR LOUISE FESMIRE Nornie Academic A corner of a famous tri- angle . . . the morning ride . . . smooth dancer . . . singing lead. Activities: Hockey l, 3: Basketball 'l, 2, 33 High- ligh1'sg A Capella Choir 2, BL, 4L: Bon Voyageg Step This Way: Sunny Skiesg H320 College Ave- nueg Tennis Mgr. 45 Pro- gram Chairman 4: Mirror 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3. HLIC-HTS OF LAN SDALEHIC-H JOHN ERHART RICHARD E. ESPENSHIP REUEL R. FARLEY Dutch Dick, Chris General General General Those pretty blue eyes . . . plays in the band . . . heart- throb . . . Navy School of Music. Activities: Band 3, 4. EMERSON CARL FLUCK Flucky,,' Carl Academic Freeman's . . . three's a crowd . . . going camping on week-ends . . . soda ierker. Activities: Highlights Cross Country 4L: A Capella Choir 2: H. R. Treas. 25 H. R. Pres. 43 Collegiana: Step This Wayg Track 4L. ll-203 Ambition-clerk in a store . . . that curly hair . . . likes a girl in 109 . , . too bad-'cause she goes steady with somebody else. Activities: Basketball 33 Baseball 3, 4: H. R. V. Pres. 4. Cross Country Capt .... school picnics . . . the big Red Barn . . . bicycle cowboy . . . making double dates. Activities: Cross Country 2, BL, 4L, Capt. 4: Track 2, 4. A WILLIAM J. FORBES RUTH G. FORD Bill Commercial Academic Speed typist . . . violin Those love affairs! . , . Mod- Player ' - - To grow Taller el-T Ford . . . Blondie . . . Activities: A Capella Choir The cutest boy in school . . . 42 HiEhliEhfS1 H. R- SEC cookie pusher . . . escorts a 42 Ol'ChGSTl'H 43 BON VOY Senior-sometimes. Activities: Bon Voyageg' H. R. Pres 43 Mirror 4. agen, lege Avenueg Hockey ZL, FORNINETEENT MARION FRAN KENF I ELD Frankie General Likes to play Jacks . . . short but sweet . . . That personality smile . . . ac- tress. Activities: Sunny Skies: Collegianag Bon Voyagef' The Youngestf' H320 Col- WILLIAM E. FRYLING nspike.. General Doris . , . Speed Demon . . . Stooge to Sacks . . . Heeb- ner's car . . . Algebra . . . Ambition-auto mechanic. Activities: Sergeant-at- Arms 4, WILBERT GEORGE Dutch General New York's supporter . . . N. Y. A. . . . Fred Morris's side-kick . . . Mr. Snyder's pet-peeve . . . Join the Army . . . MARY. HIR TY-NI ELIZABETH R. GODSHALL Betty General Quiet . . . plays the accor- dion . . . likes to draw, especially Linden trees . . . studious. SL, 4Lg A Capella Choir 2, 3, 43 H. R. Program Chair- man 3g Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 33 Class Sec. 43 Student Coun- cil 3. 4, Treas. 3, 4: Bas- ketball Mgr. 43 Gym Exhi- bit l, 2, 3, 4, ,V I I I L- ,I J EDWIN GODSHALL Eddie Academic School-bus . . . model plane fiend . . . trig flash . . . horn blower . , . that dark- haired Senior . . . will make a good aeronautical neer. Activities: ColIegiana. engi- iw - -se., .H I 14 1 4 ', ' if i 'I w 252-:gi lim I :-1 1311 :mini ' WILLIAM R. GREISEMER Grundy General Plenty short . . . he makes up for that . . . girls . . . freckles . . . red hair . . another engineer. IZI JAMES J. HAMILTON Jim GodshalI's rival . . . scien- tific wonder . . . hails from West Point . . . mechanical engineering. PAULINE HARMON Paul General Keeps Phyllis out of Trouble . . . attention divided be- tween Colmar and North Carolina . . . swing music . . . nursing. Activities: CoIlegiana: Tri-Hi-Y 2. li Sv Il GI-ILIGHTS OF LA CLAUDE B. HARTZEL Windy General likes Skip . . . still the best stutterer . . . Who We hear he of the class blew out the Flame? Activities: Boxing 4: Wrestling 3, 4: Stage Crew 33 Band 4. Track l, 2, GLADYS HICKEY Little Gladys General Blushes easily . . . good skater . . , one of our poets . . . There's Always Tomorrow. Activities: Sunny Skies? Bon Voyagef' Art Club 4: mkmg4. ll 1 . ,.-5, 1, mi E:- l ,v r ii W 6 -4 ' I, M, lit l l l N ii XX, ll if i. ll if FRIEDA HEDRICK Jitterburg General Conscientious student German songs . . . that handsome young minister. Activities: Spanish Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2. , F 5, V n:eeet:f , .V 4 . X A337 EDGAR HIRZEL ..Ed., Academic Business man . . . chauffeur for that Soph . . . candid camera . . . one of Bolly's boys. Activities: Gym Exhibit 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4L: Debating 3, 45 Student Council 4: Talisman 3, 43 Highlightsg Prom Com.: Track Z, 3: Camera Club 3: Science Club 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Step This Wayg Collegiana. FLORENCE M. HEEBNER Floss General Likes to drive cars and wreck them . . . going to be a nurse . . . Olds are nice bait . . . piano player. Activities: Hiking 4. .K GEORGE H. HOCKMAN General One of our quiet boys . . friend worth having . . NSDALEI-ll H WARREN HELMAN npudd.. General Well, here we have Schultz's understudy next in line for our trouble maker . . . for further information ask J. C. Foley. Activities: Football 3, 4L: Track 3, 4: Mirror Staff 3, 4: Class V. Pres. 3. MARJORIE JUNE HOFFER ..Marge,, General Jitterburg . . . basketball Ambler!! . . . wants to at- moi-er D U . Doylesfown . I . tend Trade School. Schempp's bakery . . . blond Activities: Track 2, 3, 4: cyclone. CVOSS COUHTYY 3. 41 STEP Activities: H. R. Sec. 2: This Wayg Wrestling 4. i221 Bon Voyage. RNINETEENTHIRTY-Nl DOROTHY HUBER MDOT.. VIDA M, HUNSBERGER avi., General General Hobby is to make her own clothes . . . likes to go to Doylestown . . . Chick or Butch . . . pretty cute . . . inevitable smile. the city, wonder why? . . . . . Activities: H. R. sec. 2: 'QW' of music - - - Thai Bon Voyage. 935,9- Activities: Spanish Club 43 Bon Voyagef' A Capella Choir 3, 47 Hiking 4. -45-v' DOROTHY M. JENKINS ..Dof.. General Quiet, but oh, what her friends could tell you about her . . . would like to be a Dental Hygienist. THEODORE JOHNSON Ted General Esquire's exclusive model ...orishe?...Don Juan . . . never does any work it he can help it . . . will attend business school. Activities: Boxing l, 2, 3: Wrestling l, 2, 3. MARTYN K. HUNTER ..Kay., General Jerks sodas for Shelly's . . . chief entertainer for ZO9 . singing college songs. Activities: A Capella Choir 2, 3. F. MARGARET KAELIN HPESEYH General Good sense of humor . athletic type of person . . studious . . . talkative. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3L, 4L Hockey 4Lg Spanish Club 4 Vice President 4. i233 JOSEPH JEFFERIES ..J eff.. General Our man of mechanics and machines . . . If you wish to know anything about au- tomobiles, airplanes, etc. ask Jett . . . Ambition-to be- come an expert aeronauti- cal engineer and pilot, de- sign-, build, and fly a plane that will be capable of go- ing 5OO miles per hour, , NANCY KEMP HJC., Academic Bobbie . . . rug-cutter . . . swimmer . . . blondie. Activities: Hockey l, 2L, 3L, 4Lg Basketball 2, 3Lg 41.3 Gym Exhibit l, 2, 35 Highlights, Home Room Sec. 4g Step This Way. t a s -- M ., ,Q ,Q i ' X f .1 ig it ' It H Hi.. . ,K 1 Q. f 5-ie as l i i viii iii Q il .P 4, gi I T i. 1' '.L,. -ice , 1 ,k::.,. ai...-:e ,. tg, , ' iii N GHLIGHTSOFL MERTON KLINE DORYCE KNIPE HMUW. UNIDDEF., General Academic Cowboy . . . Martha, Mar- Ralph . . . 3-letter girl . . . tha . . . Kauftman's win- Babe Ruth . . . dancer. dow cleaner . . . would like Activities: Hockey lL, 2L, to travel. BL, 4L, Captain 41 Baseball Activities: Pres. H. R. 2, H-1 2'-' 3'-A 4L5 Baskefball 3: Class Treas. 2. IL- ZL- 3L. 4'-3 GYm EX' hibit l, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 31 Highlights: French Club . .:, -. g, - T mwrji f'- . ,I vs - ' NORMA LYDIA KRIEBEL FLORENCE ROSE KUBAT Normie Floss Commercial Commercial Hates 'to be called Normie . . . quiet and conscientious . . . shy about the opposite sex . . . good student. Activities: Hiking 4. Ambition to be a secretary . . . what's the attraction in a certain post grad . . . interested in First Aid. Activities: Hiking 45 Mirror 4. E241 -.ff i ii .L ' i if s - I , . i .., .L .n, i i v -' . ii 1 'l.., Si 4.- er isn f L . wu.LiAM KoBAsA sau Commercial High-pressure salesman . . . loyal supporter and always willing to do his share . . . our Business Manager. Activities: H. R. Pres. 2, 4: Program Chairman 33 Mirror 3, 4, Sports Editor 45 Highlights, Business Manager 4: 32O College Avenue. ANSDALEHIG ia J fi I i,. ' Fl .- 3 yd 4 3 1 , T. I if- ,317 GEORGE D. KRATZ Dudley Academic ln school from 6 a. m. to 6-p. m .... future Pagan- nim . . . Betts . . . guarantees three broken axles per annum. Activities: Band I, 2L, 3L, 4Lg Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Debating 3, 4: Student Coun- cil 4g Talisman Staff 3, 4: Highlights 4: Mirror 3: Senior Ball Comm. 4: Spell- ing Team 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Boxing Tournament 4: CoIIegianag The Young- est, 32O College Avenue: Step This Wayf' Bon Voyage, x i ff' i' i::: EVELYN MAE KULP Butch or Kulpie General Ambition is to be a blues singer . . . happy-go-lucky . . . ideal men are blonds . . . athletic type . . . al- ways on the go. Activities: Basketball BL, 4Lg Baseball 2, 33 Spanish Club 4. MARGARET KURIAN Marge Academic Quiet . . , West Point gal . . . dark hair . . . an- other nurse. Activities: French Club 4. RNINETEENTHIR BURTON LANDES EDITH LEACH ..Bur,l,., ..Ed,fs,. H Academic General 1 Clark Gable . . . tooth- Corny is good to Edts paste ad smile . . . Thomp- . . . those excuses? . . . son's Screaming Maestro. loyal friend . . . tries hard Activities: Debating Club to Succeed - - - Cl'-'lei - - - - s eet smile. 3, 4: Mirror 3, 43 Band 3, W 4: Sergeant-at-Arms 3. . -3,-uv-.-X Q - iiQff !:i J. DONALD LORD Donnie General Have you noticed the paint worn oft the stair-railing on the second floor? . . . and we don't mean in just Dots . . . that's Don's contribution to L. H. S. Activities: H. R. Treas. 3, Basketball l, 2 lTowa- mencinl: Baseball l, 2 lTowamencinlg C ra fty Grandpa lTowamencinl. LOLA E. LUNDGREN General Firehouse . . . contralto singer . . . movie-goer . . . bird imitations. Activities: A Capella Choir 2, 3L, 4Lg Art Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 45 H. R. Sec, 35 Bon Voyagef' H320 Col- lege Avenue. SELMA V. LEVIN Sammy General Ze Artist . . . loyal friend . . . always has a sunny dis- position . . . likes to have a good time . . . receives a lot of letters from Eng- land . . . from whom? Activities: Mirror 43 Art Club 43 Basketball l, 2: lUpper Gwynedd Jr. Highl. MALCOLM MACFARLAN uwlacn General dimple. Terrific boxer with knock- out career . . . swell guy . . . good friend . . . that Activities: Football 2, 3, 4L: Track 2, 3, 4, Boxing 3, 45 'Wrestling 2, 3, 45 TY-NIN MARY JANE LONGAKER Shortaker Academic Choir girl . . . always gets things done . . . cheerful . . . dependable . . . re- member Mr. Moyer? Activities: Mirror 4: French Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y Z3 Hiking 4. l ' ' 5-nr, ei, JL fhnrf --Ti i u ,J .A,'- .' ' A ':.-.gh . . 4, ' Jfffi' I AGNES MAGGS ..Aggie., Academic Morning hike . . . C.C.C. boy . . . great reader . . . out-door camper . . . long black hair . . . those eye- lashes. Activities: Hockey 2, 3. H. R. Pres. 35 Gym Exhibit 4. iz, i253 Stevie . . . dancer . . . HIGHLIGHTS OF LA MARTIN F. MARLIN Marty General Boxer of the school . . participates in Inquirer bouts . . . auditorium pest. Activities: Football I, 23 Football Mgr. 4L3 Track I, 2, 33 Boxing I, 2, 33 Wrest- ling 2, 33 H. R. Pres. 4: Gym Exhibit 2, 3: Step This Way: Bon Voyagef' A Capella Choir 4. if 'I my .Jill e IRENE M. MARTIN ..Rene.. Commercial Cradle snatcher . . . always hungry . . . fickle . . . jit- terbug . . . sense of humor. Activities: Sunny Skiesg ColIegianag Step This Way. DOROTHY ALLENE - McKAY MDOT.. Commercial Ambition is music and some- body's stenog .... will be a second Frank Bartholomew . . . very nice girl . . . shortie. Activities: A Capella Choir 3, 43 Program Chairman 33 H. R. Treas. 3: H. R. Pres. 21 Bon Voyage. WARREN METZ Moonie General Tall . some with girls ture business executive. N MARIE MARTIN Snook Academic Playwright . . . Why teach- ers get gray . . . actress . . . future schoolmarm . . . our mainstay in French class. Activities: CoIlegianag The Youngestf' Bon Voy- age3 H320 College Ave- nueg Art Club 45 French Club Pres. 43 Hockey 2, 33 Talisman Statt 43 Tennis 4: Highlights3 Gym Exhibit 2. ,F , A .Aff ',V 'v 'Q' ZH. ,. .fi ., 1 ' LAWRENCE MILLER Larry General . . blonde . . . hand- Frequents Sth Street when . . . strong, silent type possible . . . likes football risks lite daily, riding . . . hails from the great Donald . . . shy, when P6I'1r1bfO0k. are around . . . a fu- Activities: H. R. Treas. 3. Activities: Football 3, 4L: Track. i261 SDALEI-ll FRANCES J. MAXWELL Franie Academic Jimmy . . . Syracuse Uni- versity . . . Latin Student tap-dancer . . . Out- standing Strut! Activities: A Capella Choir 2: CoIIegiana: Tri-Hi-Y 23 Step This Wayg Art Club 4: French Club 4. ,liz RUTH E. MILLER Academic honor student . . . actress . . . authoress. Activities: Gym Exhibit l, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Colle- gianaf' Step This Wayq Bon Voyagef' The Young- estg H320 College Avenuef' Mirror 33 Asst. Editor 35 A Capella Choir 3. 4: Art Club 45 French Club 41 Highlights Editor-in-Chiefg Spelling Team 4. RNINETEENTHIRTY-Nl MARTHA MINCEMOYER ELIZABETH L. MINNICH HARVEY DONALD MOLL BETTY MOORE ..Mart.. ..BeHs,,, ..Betsy,, MDM... ..Be1,.. General Academic Class Lady Charmer . . . General Blondie . . . 5 G 10 girl Norristown . . . Dudley's 'nlends Wflfms 5 book on Ambition is to be a home- . . . pinochle . . . Larry STOKE? :ff Z dgwplefj in What l New' About Wom' maker . . . hobby is keep- . . . attend business school. -.ThgT'VQLelfljIgeS.fi'fl grgggrjn ef' - - - Swell guy ' ' - ask ing scrap books . . . kept Activities: Collegiana: Council 4, Prog. Chair. 33 mm for 5 pat on The back' room 209 shining, spotless, H' R. Trees. 4. Cla?S SEC- 31 AFX Club 4,5 Activities: A Capella Choir and well-decorated. M '0 ' 3' 49 Ta 5ma ' 2 3 4' B as 4- orchestra - .- -- -. 3, 4: Editor-in-Chief 41 ' ' ' an ' ' Activities: Bon Voyage. ROBERT MOORE ..Bob., General Pres. Girls' A. A. 4: High- lightsf' Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Capt. 41 Collegianag Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3: 320 College Avenuef' Sr. Ball Comm. RUSSEL MOORE Russ General 43 Debating 3, 45 H320 Col- lege Avenueg Step This Wayg ColIegiana. 24 'e sg?-' . 7 H 5 ' GEORGE F. MORRIS Fred Academic Immigrant from Montgom- eryville . . . that Chevy . . . Dot . . . Curly-top . . . week off for spring plowing. Activities: V. Pres. H. R. 4g Track 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 4L: Wrestling 4 icham- pionl. Radio comedian . . . Inter- ested in radio and Betty . . . reporter committee . . . Radio engineering. Terror of the teachers . . . Where there's noise there's Fred and vice versa . . . Whistler. Activities: Wrestling 45 Track 4. RALPH MURPHY ..Murf., General The Ideal Scout for every- one . . . Senior Class' body- guard . . . blondie . . . a future Forest Ranger. Activities: Track l, 2L 3L. , Q. -fx- I '-1? - ix F H m .7 iv 1 A E271 HIG wmuAM Mwwuv Hsmu General Sports lover . . . quiet and dark . . . a good friend . . . wants to take up air con- ditioning or aviation .' . . baseball manager. Activities: Baseball Mgr. 3, 4. Q S. KATHRYN NYCE Kitty Commercial Hustler . . . Stenog. . . . Speller . . . Moosie's stooge. Activities: H. R. Sec. 2, 3: Collegiana: Step This Way1 The Youngestf' A Capella Choir 33 Spelling Team 3, 4: Art Club 3. Future French teacher , . Jack . . , piano player. Activities: Collegianag H. R. Sec. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 French Club 4, V. Pres. 4: Gym Exhibit l, 2. HLIC-HTS OF LANSDALE HIGH Qg.. A Ee ig., i ggi . -',- J , ..,, Pj. ll fl will-ig, v'l l ' .ll 'll. ll. 'l miff .l-.3 DORIS J. MUSSELMAN EVELYN H. NACE Dorie Nacie Academic Commercial Shelly's take up a lot of her time . . . quiet ambition H is to get good marks . . . good sport. Activities: H. R. Treas. 4, Sec. 2. 4: ..BOn Voyager, --Mirrorii 4. ELIZABETH PATANAY ..Be1,.. EARL G. OGDEN ..Bud.. General Very quiet . . . but a swell girl . . . loyal to L. H. S. . conscientious student . . . and who's the boy V friend? . . . wants to be an interior decorator. General When you can't work, by all means-don't . . . when you must-do . . . radio . . fiend. Activities: Track 3, 4' Step This Way. E231 , l 1 da., Q vb' . , ' 4- Hi MX l F A fhs-fiL 3 ,' i.. .gt-:1':-.,: - . -'.,f l, - - ' . - is . -Y ww, H fa VY. I rf., . 1 Nrf, . ' :4 .J ' , - . -f-1: : sf -W' 'Q BETTY ANN NOLL General Some talker . . . likes a City fellow . . . reducing is her hobby . . . fhose freckles . . . music enthu- siast . . . to own a gift shop. Activities: A Capella Choir fr 4 y- , -gzftf .1 . .ya-s 'i ff' . 5.1 . 4 V. '.:?. W f 1 'fi ' I . '5. ' . V 3. 2,3 , Q 'gffi' , rl lu- if . ,QL ' J -may f ' ri: , Y, -. . .4 - V' , ' J.- ,min . JOSEPH PATANAY aloe.. General Likes a certain girl in the Hawaiian orchestra . . . that black hair . . . wants to be a store clerk. RNINETEENTHIRTY- D. JOHN PANTANAY Pat General Quiet and shy . . . Social Problems cut-up-with Doris . . . that laugh! . . . am- bition-to sell ice refrig- erators. KATHERINE M. PAULES ..Kay., Academic Monk . . . field-liner . . motorcycles . . . minister' daughter but, oh my! . . child's nurse. Activities: Mirror 3 Hockey Manager 4: Collet- gianag The Youngest. S PEARL M. PORTER Porky Commercial Porky's special attraction is North Wales . . . hates to be given the once-over . . . crazy about everybody's hats but her own . . . hair dresser. Activities: Program Chair- man 3: H. R. V. Pres. 4. 4 DORIS QUINN Little Quinnie General Small and jolly . . . very friendly . . . good typist . . . the heart's desire is a deep secret . . . ambition- to grow tall. Activities: Program Chair- man 4. JOHN RHOADS PAULINE M. RUTHERFORD ALBERT RUTHRAUFF MARIE R. SALOMONSEN Dusty Polly Rootrau Shortie Academic General General Commercial NINE Lansdale's happy humorist . . . originator of Foo . . . Donated talents to high school. Activities: Football BL, 4L3 Track BL: Gym Exhibit 3, 4: Mirror 4: Talisman 43 The Youngestf' Track 4, Capt. 4. .. .red hair. . . Blue Eyes . . . economics class. Activities: Gym Exhibit 2: Sunny Skies, North Wales' Ty Power Outstanding football player . . . that fair complexion . . . Randolph Scott's rival . . . Teacher's worst head- ache . . . Artist. Activities: Football lL, 2L, 3L, 4Lg Basketball lL, Sailors are good on land . . . hobby is eating and sleeping . . . good worker . . . pet-peeve is people who can't dance. Activities: Program Chair- Zg Track lg Boxing Champ man 3' 3: Wrestling: H. R. V. Pres. 4 3 Sergeant-at-Arms 3 3 Spanish Club 4: Baseball 4. ff ' 1 iw' il..-fi, - ' 5 , ' f ,, .-mH4,if FiFi.. A - .Aff -gel V 'V . -?. 2: FFFJ was 'Q 9 sam,.C W- - :K 11' Q Qgiimii ii rw ' ' e ' ' lu ' li l' l D H' ll llili' ,ii 7-SX , - ., . iq- . fr Nr sgkilwxjihgr in It ,,. lx li, V . - Ti.. . as , 4- it . . ea .. 'ldsliii M. . W i291 C-l-l ll it DOROTHY JANE SAYRES MDM., Academic Eddie . . . valedictorian . . always knows the answers. Activities: Gym Exhibit 2: Highlights: Talisman 2, 3, 4: A Capella Choir 2, SL 4Lg Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Hand- book 3, 4: Collegianag Bon Voyage. LIGHTS OF ,H ' fa 65,3 ..:. Q -.yy i ffiiilgggigki MARIAN R. SCHEID lVlonie Commercial Sport enthusiast . . . gets' swell shorthand marks . . . good sense of humor . . very good student . . . Movie Patron. Activities: Basketball 2L: Hockey 2: Baseball 2, 3L, 4L: Tennis 2: Talisman 4: Student Council 4: A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4: Program Chair- man 3: Bon Voyage. MARY SCHUMMER ' General Another of our quiet girls . . . can have a swell time with her . . . good sport . . . plays fair and square with everyone. Activities: Hiking 4. HOWARD SELLERS Flabby Horse Academic Joe, our mammoth Body- guard who will guard any- thing from a hat pin to a Senorita . . . to be a Real Estate Man. Activities: Track 3: 32O College Avenue. i301 LANS . 1 DALE 77., H ill. A fix! Fla : agar:-A If ,Z 1 ' QQ, :ll ill vi ---' ' 1 -' L ' 1, 1 ... i l . : it ,af l. 5. vm .li ' 1- .. -'L - v,-' ' ,, M u.. E . ,A ll ' ,. ,I 4 fr P xiii.. ll i ln- a it 5, RALPH SCHROADER ROBERT D. SCHULTZ ..Red., ..Bob.. General Academic Ralph is rarely seen, but he is, of course, working most of the time-or studying??? Activities: Football 3: Track 2: Boxing l, 2, 3, 4: Gym Exhibit l. Slugger, the plantation owner, who maiors in rais- ing cane . . . also takes time out to go Kemping . . , can be found any time in next l0 years taking Eng. Probs. in lO5. Activities: Gym Exhibit 43 Band 3, 4Lg Talisman 43 Orchestra 4. 5 Ti -' GRANT Sl-IANER MARY SHERICK Stew Sherry General Commercial Very talkative . . . senior football man . . . loyal to friends . . . if only she didn't??? Activities: Football i, 2, 3, 4Lg Track 2, 3: Baseball 3: Gym Exhibit 2: H. R. V. Pres. 3, 4. Sherry is pretty sweet on Roger . . . one ot our city girls . . . hates her red hair . . . she's swell fun. Activities: Mirror 4. l-llG H YNINE RNINETEENTHIRT - SARA E. SKIBBE nskipi, Academic Blues singer . , . Art Engagement ring . . . Charles . . 5 G' 10 . . . Chemistry . . . little homemaker . . . trouble . . . Ambition - her ambition is to be a nurse. housewife. .- Activities: French Club 4: Mirror 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: H. R. Treasz 41 Collegiana. 1 f- M., ., . i X X , 1? JAMES S. STEELE HJ im.. Academic Jim has accomplished the supercolossal feat of being two places at the same time. Activities: Band l, 2L, 3L. 4Lg Chorus 4: Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Pres. 4: Camera Club 3: Science Club 4: Mirror 3, Editor-in-Chief 4: Debat- ing Club 3, 4, V. Pres.: Gym Exhibit 2, 3, 4: Football l. 2: Track l, 25 Highlightsg The Youngestf' Bon Voy- age, H320 College Avenue. -fun. 'ur .1 .J ,Ex 'fir' . . ' l i'f':7'f n.m,L , Hgwjyuwv '- 1 M ez, if vga ww, r, 157' ff: A T11 'r' EQVSQATM' ' -- f l Z KATHRYN SMITH ..Hon., General . FLORENCE SNYDER Stilts Floss General George, her good old stand- W ing with him . . . doesn't have to have stilts to . . . better stop fight- tower above the crowd. MARGARET F. SPAETH Peggy Flo Academic Ardent Republican . . . bat- carrier . . . Bob 6' Pork- double trouble . . . inno- cent. Activities: Bon Voyagef' ColIegiana: Hiking 2: H. R. Sec. 2. ...V Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Gym Exhibit 1, 2, 43 French Club 47 Baseball Manager 4: Highlightsg The Young- estg Bon Voyagef' Step This Way: ColIegiana. .-0-u-.--I , ROBERT STEPHENS Stevie Academic Flashy Senior Salesman who sells anything from shoes to fish. Activities: Chorus 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Debating 4: Mirror 43 Spanish Club. Pres. 45 Band 3, 41 Science Club 3, 4: Camera Club 3: Highlightsg Bon Voy- age: 32O College Ave- nue. ANDREW STOCKERT, JR. ..Andy.. Commercial One of our silent senior lad- dies . . . recently found out he's not so quiet as he's claimed to be . . . we hear it rumored that his new specs have made a Bob Taylor of him. Activities: H. R. Sec. 3, H. R. Pres. 43 Cross Country 3, 4L: Track 3, 4. E313 DORIS STOUT Chubby General Lives up to her name . . , . . driving milk trucks . . likes to talk . . . profes sional roller skater. Activities: Spanish Club 4 I-liking 3, 4. ,-4 , . -, --K - f' : N. ez ' - M ,Mn . .: ff . at - . 4? ,-W A-A -mf.. 2 . , 4 ii.. ll it H' HqMWmQW,, Q I if i K if , ll l l 1 - .- . .-' ,J 5- l 39 'gg lwll Hmllll llxll wi, .. ...... . HIC- HLlGH,TS OF LANSD ALBERT STOVER, JR. Smokey General Non-talkative type . . . N. Y. A. worker . . . drawing pictures in Spanish class . . . Motion Pictures. PAULINE STROUSE Polly General Salesgirl . . . artist . . . likes to dance . . . self- confident. Activities: Art Club 43 H. R, Treas. 2, H. R. Sec. 43 Hiking 1. 'a?mei -. .4T?ff?5f4' J E: .,. V flpil- SAMUEL S. SWEETEN MARIE IG. TESTONE usamu General General Outstanding baseball player and captain . . . has also found out that along with baseball there is such a thing as women. Activities: H. R. Sergeant- at-Arms 2, 43 Football IL3 Baseball 1, 2L, 3L, 4L, Capt. 4. Likes to stay in on Saturday nights-lwe wonder?l . . . loves to dance . . . good student . . . weakness- city slickersf' Activities: Hockey 4L3 Basketball 43 Baseball 3L, 4L3 H. R. Treas. 2, 3: H. R. Sec. 21 Program Chairman 33 CoIlegiana3 Step This Way. l32l FRANK STUART General One of our out-of-town lads . . . very quiet . . . cheer- ful and good-natured . . . can have a swell time with him. ALE HEI ELIZABETH SWARTLEY Betty Academic Artist . . . three-letter girl . . . chorus . . . chauffeur. Activities: Baseball lL, 2L, 3L3 Basketball 2L, 3L, 4L3 Hockey 1, 2L, 3L. 4L: Gym Exhibit l, 2, 3. A Capella Choir 2, 3, 43 Col- legianaf' Art Club V. Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Talisman 3,'4Q Class Sec, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 H. R. Sec. 3. RUTH VAN HOOK Redhead Academic 'Warner...5L'1lO... Auburn hair . . . that smile! , . . intends to be a nurse. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: French Club 43 Hiking lg CoIlegiana3 Step This Way3 Sunny Skies. ROBERT VAN SCIVER Squeeker General Quiet boy of class . . future Sinbad the Sailor . . . teacher's ioy . . . wants to be a store clerk. FORNINETEENTHIR TY-NINE DOROTHY E. WALLS JOSEPH WATTS RALPH J. WICKEL JEAN C. WILLIAMSON Dottie Joe Whitey Peanut Academic Commercial Commercial General Raves about a certain Jim- my . . . bass voice . . . Majors in molesting . . . Martie . . . First Aid Corps Good skater . . . interested capable of giving an explan- in lG550l'1S HOW and Then. ation on any subiect lask . . . hails from Upper Gwy- nedd . . . silly , . . Penn, Activities: Student Coun- candy consumer. . . brownie. mostly then . . . smallest Mr, Boughterl , , , history Activities: ColIegianag bf'-IY in The Class. l'6aChel'- Ci! 3, Hiking 4- Activities: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 35 Track 2L. J, if , ,f 'W' - ' fb . . ,f -,figw,3,J 1 : gp . v ti I 2 4 if A M I- V,-.f 15 2f ' -A v,.:4 ' 5 'S 'mf-' -sr ALVIN WH ITE Whitey Academic Most popular boy in school . . . Adonis . . . flash in sports . . . engineering. Activities: Football IL, ZL, 3L, 4Lg Basketball IL, 2L, 3L, 4Lg Baseball I3 Track 2, 3, 4, Class Treas. 3: Class V. Pres. 45 H. R. Pres. 4: Bon Voyage. lmwu,,,.f: BERTHA WHITE Bert Academic Curly hair . . . spends noon hour in typing room . . . thinks Farm School is pretty nice . . . Frank. Activities: Hockey 3Lg H. R. Treas. 4: French Club 4: Collegiana. JEANNE WOFFINDIN Phoebe Academic Bob . . ,. tennis player . . . tall story teller. Activities: Spanish Club 4, Treas.3 Sunny Skiesg Gym Exhibit 25 Tennis 2, 3, 4. E331 ISABELLA M. WOOD lzzie Academic Ambition is to be a nurse . . . quiet . . . shy about the opposite sex . . . earnest and hard working. Activities: H. R. Sec. 3. 1 ,it 5 'I' V it i,l,lII.'Iti ,I it DOROTHY MAE WYATT UDOTU Commercial Dot goes for college fellows -two in particular . . . does a lot of Mirror work. Activities: CoIlegiana: Step This Way, Program Chairman 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4, Sec. 4: Mir- ror 3, 4: Highlights Q2 r., ,. H LICHTSOFLANSDALEHIC-H JUNIOR CLASS Filled with enthusiasm and pep for the joyous years ahead, the Junior class elected the following officers: William Hartman, President: William Daly, Vice President, Jeanne Tyson, Secretary, Helen Long, Treasurer, Mr. White, Adviser. Three dances were scheduled for the year and then the entire class Canvassed the school with Christmas Cards as their first project. The high- light of theiyear for many was the Annual Prom given for the Seniors at the Manufacturers Country Club, where Ed Hamp and his Orchestra furnished the music for an enjoyable swing-fest. Important parts in the Jr.-Sr. play were taken by seven Juniors while many more earned their letters in athletics. , i341 FORNINETEENTI-llRTY-NINE . SOPI-IOIVIORE CLASS The class of '4l now consists ot about l74 members. This is the largest class in the history of Lansdale High School. Mr. Thompson acts as class adviser and theofficers are as follows: President,,Wellington Nyceg Vice President, Winfield Moyer: Secretary, Annette Gottshallg Treasurer, Win- field Arn. The Sophomores are very active in high school life and take im- portant part in sports, school publications, clubs and other activities. Class rings have been ordered which make the wearers full-fledged L. H. S. students. E353 HIGHLIGHTS OF LANSDALE HIC- l FRESHMAN CLASS Many freshmen will be outstand' ' ing in various activities ot Lansdale High School. Already there are freshmen lads or lassies participating in toot- ball, baseball, tennis, track, basketball, debating, some are writing for the Mirror , or the Talisman They are also represented on the Student Council. The class is ably advised by our home roo t m eachers: Mr. Cowan, Mr. Judd, Mr. Kneedler, Mr. Messick, and Mr. Messikomer. E361 ORNINETEENTHIRT ALMA MATER Oh Lansdale High, we'll sing to thee, To thee our cheers will rise, We'lI strive for thee with loyalty. We'll honor Lansdale High! When high school days have passed away And we tore'er must part, That fervent love for thee holds sway Within each student's heart. Then let us gather once again, Before we say good-bye, To sing once more that sweet refrain: We'll honor Lansdale High! Chorus- We'll love thee, Lansdale High, We'll praise thee, Lansdale High, We'll think of thee, where'er we be, We'll honor Lansdale High! E373 H' ilu '.5if5?2 ll' iWT?Eii?5?f'l,l ' L 'Smurf 'Wa-1 -9 illliiillizzs lls fi . f 1:!:::: ,ii V -- ll 'l i ze- 1 3:41 1-2-fi. 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W, o ii ii iwuitriiillii ,lim 3 ii ii E ', ,,....a,,,, ,, ii ll- , ill: W 3 3' 2 l HIGHLIGHTS OF LANSDALE l-IIC-l-l President, Vice President, JAMES DAVlS ALVIN WHITE The class of l939, the largest class in the history of the high school, did not actually become a class until its Sophomore year, when it was really organized. Officers were elected, President, James Davis, Vice President, Robert Bricker, Secretary, Betty Swartleyg Treasurer, Merton Kline, and Mr. Thompson was chosen as a very competent class adviser. The following year the officers were President, James Davis, Vice President, Warren Hel- many Secretary., Betsy Minnichg Treasurer, Alvin White. Miss Sabold was selected as a very capable class adviser. ln the fall of l937, this class showed its great versatility by not only being very outstanding in sports, but also participating in the operetta, Step This Way, in which some of the outstanding talent of the class was discovered. ' Starting the new year off with a bang, the class surprised everyone with its fine dramatic success in the annual Junior-Senior play, The Youngest. Many athletic members of the class took part in girls' and boys' basketball, and enjoyed a fairly good season, ln the spring of the year, a gala affair sponsored by the Juniors, the Junior-Senior Prom, was held at the Manufacturers' Country Club. Many Juniors also proved themselves in tennis, track, and baseball, the out- standing spring sports, while others shone in the annual combined band and chorus concert. T331 Senior Class l'listory dFlCl QlllC2YS O WNINETEENTHIRTY-NIN Secretary, Treasurer, IVIARIAN FRANKENFIELD CERTRUDE ALLEIVI Coming back to school in September, l938, the group elected the fol- lowing officers to manage the affairs of the class: President, James Davis, Vice President, Alvin White, Secretary, Marian Frankenfieldg Treasurer, Gertrude Allem. Having already shown its capability in musicals, the class aided a great deal in putting across a very fine operetta, Bon Voyage. While work on this was being done, the l938 football and hockey teams were going forward to meet average success in the athletic field. The girls' and boys' basketball teams also placed high in the leagues, winning most of the games, although the teams were not champions. The Senior Class next showed its varied ability in giving the best-attended play in the history of the school. lt also brought in the highest returns commercially. H320 College Avenue was the name of this dramatic venture. The Talisman, the school magazine, and the Mirror, the school paper, were also well supported by the group of l939. Many literary contributions of all types were made by Seniors of a literary turn of mind. This class destroyed all former traditions of other classes, by deciding to go to the New York World's Fair instead of Washington. A Senior banquet and party was given in place of the usual Class Night. On Commencement night H. lVl. S. Pinaforef' a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, was given. Sparkling music of the highest type, set off by the most colorful and elaborate scenery ever to be set up on the Lansdale High School stage, characterized the last performance of the Senior group, ending its high school days in a blaze of glory! f39l V - - vw F- --' '-- ' --- ff -in, r ,'f: ' ' A-an -- - f3q,:f, ,L fifyv q'J .'q. E E ,ir ! 0 ,ir N . vgggg, ,i-.Z M 1 - ' gal -5, Ei' I -7lQQ ' W fffef- N. ' - Q, .1-1: -.-:Hg ' . - -f K ,. A, gif Q, Q ., R N,-3 43 ., H .5 . X95 .fd A 'ff-:wig ,. : S -522 w- -- Us is ff im-1 :Aww vu - -- r - isgff--1.-,L Q 5 ,, , - L.. -,g of ' - - ' ' w x , 3,--' QESEEQ-1:2 -if Jw-if-2 '. .- .. H ---2.-15a-::--,zf-'::,fsf +:-- . :sr f-W-:df -if . ., ..-..- --g-,.--:fam-1-.-:: - M. -..-f-H.-14-gi 4- '- - ..-12-'-P-r -.L--.-,,., .. - .1-F..-44,-I-.-,-gw'T-7'Q5 . -nv ffqwfiivz. 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With only four lettermen returning, prospects did not look so good at the beginning of the season, but the team did better than was expected and finished well up in the Bux-Mont race, tying Jenk- intown for third place with five wins, two losses and a tie. Opening the season at home against Quaker- town, the boys turned in a good fighting game ancl won, 9-6. Two weeks later they traveled to Jenk- intown and, after a hard-fought game, triumphed by a score of 6-O. The next game, played at Souderton, resulted in another win for the Maroon. The final score was l9-O. This marked the fourteenth straight win for the Lansdale elevens, the string dating back to the latter part of the l936 season. However, the next game, played with the Ambler Trojans, marked the end of the streak and was also the first time the Maroon had been beaten on the new playing field. The Ambler team, making the breaks 'and taking advantage of every opportunity, outplayed our boys to win 13-O. ln the next encounter, Sell-Perk took the meas- ure of the Cowanites to the same tune, l3-O. This was another hard-fought game, with all the breaks in the winners' favor. The following week the team journeyed to Springfield. Still in a depression over the last two losses, the best they could do was a 7-7 tie. This game put the team in fine shape for the next game, played at home with Hatboro. The Maroon put on a good battle and won, l4-6. V This set the stage for the Annual Turkey Day Classic with Doylestown. Doyles- town came to Lansdale and, amid two thousands specta- tors, freezing fingers, and a cold, rock-like gridiron, the Maroon triumphed by a score of lZ-O. This was the third straight year in which the arch-rivals were set back, so Lansdale gained permanent possession of the Lencer Trophy. Two players were selected in the All-Bux-Mont Con- ference ratings. They were Bill Hartman and Al White. Managers Marty Marlin, Carl Rhoads and Arthur King did a great service in caring for the field and equipment. Dr. Paul Moyer, the school physician, was an aid in caring for the injured. First row: Mr. Crawford, Asst. Coachg Mr. Cowan, Coach, Martin Marlin, Man- ager. Second row: A. King, J. Quinn, D. Schrader, W. Starrett, W, Arn, L. Trump, R. Dinse, E. Barboni, C. Rhoads. Third row: W. Moy- er, F. Bock, L. Miller, J. Neiss, G, Shaner, J. Fisher, E. Edwards, R. Coffey, M. Landis, F. Cash. Fourth row: G. Atwood, S. Woffindin, A. Ruthrauff, P. Detwiler, W. Helman, R. Shearer, M. Mac- farlan, R. Winkelmann, R. Hunter. Fifth row: A. Web- er, A. White, W. Daly, J. Rhoads, R. Bricker, Capt.g J. Corrado, R. Moore, W. Hartman, R. Weber. GI-ITS OF LANSDALE HIGH Springfield scores, with Corrado in pursuit Maroon and White halted by Ambler Ruthrauff stops a touchdown D march . ORNINETEENTHIR W ,sw ,rrrr-W. H. r ,M W, www'1ww:wfwa:wxY fig-PM f ' TY-NINE Woffindin pursues Trojan star in crucial fray Detwiler set to stop end run. .QW was Blue and Cold foe kicks out of danger N B 1, rf HIGHLIGHTS OF LANSDALE HIGH SENIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL With Al White as their capable leader, the boys of the basketball team, sixteen in all, were out there fighting every minute for Lansdale High School. Under the direction of Mr. Messikomer, the boys enjoyed one of the best seasons in recent years, finishing in a tie for third place in the Bux-Mont League. They started oft the season at home, losing a close one to Doyles- town. They improved steadily from then on, winning tour out of the last six games. The team ended the season with a total of seven games won and ten lost. Two of the games were lost to Jenkintown, Bux-Mont champions tor the second straight year. N The squad consisted of two seniors, seven juniors and seven sophomores. We hope for even better seasons in the years to come. Lettermen were Alvin White, Curtis Deardortf, Paul Detwiler, Kenneth Slotter, Ray Swartley, Richard Tompkins, Robert White, Stan Kulp, and Manager Grant Shaner. First Row: Robert White, Winfield Arn, Kenneth Slotter. Samuel Woffindin, Richard Tompkins. Wellington Nyce, Second Row: John Neiss, Mgr. R. Oberholtzer, Coach Mr. Messikomer, Gordon Young, William Stauf- fer. Third Row: Paul Detwiler, Curtis Deardorff, Alvin White, John Corrado, Robert Jenkins, Stanley Kulp. E461 FORNINETEENTI-IIRTY-NINE First Row: Marie Testone, Marilvn Johnson, Lorraine Stover, Dorothv Warner, Miss Dill, Margaret Kaelin, Dorothy Yoder, Ruth Skellinger, Martha Glick, Bettv Oberholtzer. Second Row: Asst. Mgr. Helen Long, Marv Bartholomew, Bettv Swartlev, Dorvce Knipe, Captain Olga Barboni. Nancv Kemp, Evelyn Kulp, Mgr., Marian Frankenfield. SENIOR HIGI-I GIRLS' BASKETBALL SQUAD Although the girls did not fare so well in the Bux-Mont League, having finished third in line, they did win nearly all of their games. They bowed twice to Sell Perk, the champs, once to Souderton and also tied Souderton. All the other games, I3 in number, were won. The team, led by Captain Olga Bar' boni, will feel a great loss upon the graduation of the Senior members of the squad, for five of the first six are Seniors. E471 HIGHLIGHTS OF LANSDALE HIGH y TRACK The Lansdale High School track team is defending its three year old perfect record in dual meets. Under the coaching of Mr. Crawford, the team will meet some of the- best high school teams in this section and also take part in large interscholastic meets at Philadelphia, Reading, the Lafayette lnterscholastics and the Penn Relays. At the close of the season, the team, led by Captain Jack Rhoads, will participate in the first Bux-Mont Track Meet, in which the leading schools of the two counties will compete. This will be the first meet of its kind in this section. 3 First row: Donald Schrader, , Malcolm Mactarlan. Andrew i Stockert, William Hartman, Mr. Crawford, Coach: Jack l Rhoads, Charles Beret, Frank Schultz, Edward Walls. Sec- ond row: Reuel Farley, Rich- ard Drissel, Frank Smith, William Eckels, Warren Hel- man, Paul Detwiler, Morris Frederick, William Stevens, Gilbert Rank. Third row: Norman Choyce, Floyd Moy- er, Jack Negele, Frank Wam- bold, Robert Jenkins, Robert Arnold, Donald Salles, Harry Kleinman. Fourth row: James O'Hara, Thomas Beyer, Ralph Winkleman, Franklin Min- niger, Charles Richards, -Rob- ert Coffey, William Ober- holtzer, Alexander Kabosa, William Daly. Fifth row: AI- vin White, Richard Tomp- kins, Adolph Weber, Theo- dore Bates, Richard Jenkins, Gerald Detwiler, George Starrett, Robert Hunter, Wil- liam Moyer. Sixth row: Wil- liam Cook, Ray Swartley, Marvin Landis, James Dough- erty, Frank Virgilio, Robert Rossel, Joseph Smith, George Hoffer. Seventh row: Carl Rhoads, Henry Delp, Charles Kampf. Back row: Robert Hartley, Richard Espenship, John Neiss, John Reimers, Charles Fehr, Francis Eckart, Frank Edwards, Samuel Saldutti, Floyd Cash, Lester Trump, Robert White, Wellington Nyce, Frank Bock, Mr. Kneedler, Coach: William Murphy, Mgr. Front row: Leonard Hause, Carman Bat- tavio, Curtis Deardorff, Vic- tor Latta, Stanley Kulp, Rob- ert Shearer, Samuel Woffin- desi, Leroy Byrnes, John Cor- Ta O, SENIOR BOYS' BASEBALL Captain Sam Sweeten and pitcher Stan Kulp are the only returning lettermen on the baseball squad of twenty-three. However, Coach Kneedler has some experienced players on the squad and expects them to fill the shoes left vacant by last year's team. Sixteen games are scheduled by the team, thirteen league: and three non-league games. We all look for the team to come through with flying colors. i481 FORNINETEENTHIRT SENIOR HICH C-IRLS' HOCKEY SQUAD The girls' hockey squad is still stabbing for a championship and this year under the leadership of Captain Doryce Knipe they came nearer to their goal than ever before A loss is also in store for the team. Seven lettermen will be graduating this year. Left to right: Anna Mat- thews, Mildred Slemmer, Jeanne Tyson, Sara Louise Daub, Anna White, Ruth Hinchcliffe, Ruth Haw- thorne, Dolores Ryan, Doro- thy Warner, Mary Bartholo- mew, Martha Glick, Betty Swartley, Marilyn Johnson, Nancy Kemp, Bertha White, Margaret Kaelin, Virginia Fesmire, Marie Testone, Marian Frankenfield, Doryce Knipe, Capt. Center: Kath- erine Paules, Mgr.: Miss Dill, Coach, Inez Tiffany, Asst. Mgr. Back row: Ruth Hinchcliffe, Asst. Mgr.q Jane Harvey, Florence Freiler, Lillian Van Sciver, Josephine Ouerrera, Virginia Testone, Miss Dill, Coach: Ruth Kreisher, Jose- phine Bachurka, Betsy Cas- sel, Marjorie Nickolson, Helen Dugan, Peggy Spaeth, Mgr. Front row: Evelyn Kulp, Elizabeth Bfckel, Florence Jacoby, Anna Matthews, Ruth Clemens, Marie Tes- tone, Olga Barboni, Doryce Knipe, Mary Bartholomew. Q SENIOR HIC-H CIRLS' BASEBALL The girI's baseball team is out tor a second consecutive championship. With the loss ot only two Iettermen from last year their prospects look good. This year the team is led by the sensational pitcher, Captain Ruth Clemens. E493 HICI-lLl.Gl-lTS OF LANSDALE HIGH Standing: Bigcney, Hartzel, Coffey, Shearer. Daly. Seat- ed: Porter, Saldutti, Tebeau, Macfarlan. Standing: Harry Kleinman, Frederick Morris, Robert Moore, William Daly. Seat- ed: AGordon Porter, Felix Saldutti, Bruce Bigoney, Frank Barclay. WRESTLING A wrestling tournament, conducted much like the boxing tournament and also under the direction of Mr. Crawford, was held at Lansdale High School. The wrestling bouts were scheduled in the afternoons, after classes. Champions were crowned in ten weight classes. y BOXING The finals of the annual Boxing Tournament were held during the evening this year, with all ten bouts taking place the same night. This system was inaugurated by Coach Mr. Crawford. There are ten weight classes, ranging from eighty-five pounds and under, to one hundred sixty-tive and over. The tournament was the most successful one ever staged at Lansdale High School. Medals were awarded to the ten champions. l50l ORANINETEENTHIRTY-NINE First Row: Reuel Farley, Robert Jenkins, Russell Mad- den, William Barclay. Sec- Y, ond Row: Andrew Stockert. Gerald Detwiler, Larry Esh- bach, Emerson Fluck, Ed- ward Walls. Third Row: Wil- liam Oberholtzer, Durell Delp, Coach, Mr. Crawford. Harry Kleinman, Emery Wise. CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team, led by Reuel Farley, ran against some of the toughest teams in this section, competingagainst such teams as Olney, Northeast, Lower Merion and West Chester. Lettermen were Reuel Farley, Emerson Fluck, Russell Madden, Gerald Detwiler, Larry Eshbach, Durrell Delp, Andrew Stockert and Harry Kleinman. JUNIOR l-llC-H HOCKEY SQUAD This year the Junior High sports are under the direction of a new coach, Miss Ruth Stevenson. Only two hockey games were played this season and both resulted in a tie. Margaret Burns, Virginia Testone, Betty Kindig, Helen Dugan, Ruth Kreisher, Elaine MacDade, Jane Harvey, Mar- jorie Nickolson, Ruth Ober- holtzer, Laura Hefterick, Marjorie Handerhan, Martha Liester, Ruth Fischer. l5ll HIGHLIGHTS OF LANSDALE HIGH JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL The Junior High grid warriors, defenders of the Bux-Mont Junior High League crown, were successful until playing their last game. The team, coached by Mr. Kneedler and cap- tained by John Reimers, gave a good account of themselves in gaining the runner-up honors. They won their first three games, tied the fourth, and then lost the final to the Abington iuniors, 6-O. This last game was a tough break, for Lansdale had outplayed the ultimate winners and had scored in the third period, only to have the ball brought back. all Zf: N Back row: Arthur Fretz, ' A .4,, 4- - Charles Vera, Paul Malak, Norman Grant, Albert Wal- ters, William Maurer, James Gemi. Second row: Coach Messikomer, Jack Graham, Raymond Tedesco, William Cook, Robert Dysart, Edward Barr, Coach Kneedler. Seat- ed: Lee Glazier, Donald Ger- hart, Joseph Curley, Robert Margerum, Rona I d Seiler, Jack Negele, Owen Joseph, John Reimers. First row: Ernest Benner, Jack Negele, Charles Kael- in, William Cook, William Delp. Second row: Robert Dysart, Donald Gerhart, Rob- ert Margerum, James Gemi. Third row: Arthur Freiler. Oscar Krieble, Coach Kneed- ler, Joseph Ricci, Willard Wiegner. BASKETBALL Top row: Audrey Jenkins, Marjorie Phillips, Margaret Byrnes, Kathryn Brunner, Asst. Mgr.: Kathleen Dirks, Mgr., June Stott, Helen Du- gan, Betty Kindig, Middle row: Ruth Kreisher, Louise Trump, Marjorie Nickolson, Jane Harvey, Betty Harker, Charlotte Schultz, Ethel Kratz, Elizabeth Cassel, Pauline Detwiler. Front row: Ruth Fischer, Dorothy Yod- er, Nancy Pharr, Jean Lo- man, Betty Hoffer, Marian Miller, Kathryn Schmidt, Martha Leister. l l l52l FORNINETEENTHIR TY-NIN C-YIVI EXHIBITION The Annual Gym Exhibition, held on March IO, was a winter carnival. The auditorium was elaborately decorated with snowmen, icicles, and a toboggan slide. It was very well attended and was quite successful. The opening scene was Winter Wonderland , consisting of tobogganing, a snow ball fight and other games. There was folk dancing and many other sports. ' Both boys and girls showed their skill in abparatus work and tumbling and a real ice hockey game was greatly enioyed. E531 SCOREBOARD SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Lansdale Opponent Quakertown . .. 9 6 .Jenkintown . . 6 O Souderton . i9 O Ambler . . , O I3 Sell-Perk . . O I3 Springfield . . 7 7 Hatboro ............... I4 7 Doylestown ............. l4 O BOYS' BASEBALL Abington ........,..... 6 7 Norristown . ........... 3 4 Doylestown , . 2 O Abington . .. O lO Springfield . . . 9 3 Sell-Perk ...... 4 l ' North Wales . . . 8 4 Hatfield ...... O 3 Quakertown . . 5 l Hatboro ................ 9 2 Souderton .............. O 7 i'Season lncompletel CROSS COUNTRY Williamson Trade School . . 24 37 Northeast .............. 55 l5 West Chester . . 32 24 Lower Merion . 46 20 Birdsboro .... 46 l8 Abington . . ...... 4l l7 Olney .... ........ 4 8 l7 TRACK Bethlehem . . . ....... 7l 37 Jenkintown . . 74 25 Alumni ....... . . 68 40 Hatboro ................ 79 l l Birdsboro .............. 72 36 iSeason lncompletel BASKETBALL lBoysJ Faculty ................ 31 23 Hatfield .... I7 16 Doylestown . . 18 30 Quakertown . I8 22 Whitpain . . 28 27 Alumni .... I8 23 Sell-Perk .. 25 2l Jenkintown . . l2 30 Souderton . . . 36 39 Doylestown . . 24 32 Springfield . . 22 I8 Ambler .... l l 22 Quakertown . 25 20 Sell-Perk . . . 32 29 Jenkintown . . l8 43 Souderton . . . 34 29 Ambler ................ l6 15 Springfield ............. I9 27 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Faculty ................ 52 31 Hatfield ............... 33 lO Quakertown ........ . 34 l 7 Alumni .............. . 28 22 Peirce Business School . . . 33 24 Sell-Perk ........... . 24 35 Jenkintown ....... . 28 2l Souderton . . . 2l Zl Conshohocken . . 45 8 SCOREBOARD SENIOR HIGH IGontinuedI GIRLS' BASKETBALL IContinuedl Lansdale Opponent Peirce Business School . . 28 26 Quakertown ......... 37 I8 Sell-Perk .......... 20 23 Souderton . . . I5 I6 Springfield . . 34 23 Ambler .... ZI I I Abington . . . 39 . 26 Norristown ............. 30 I8 GIRLS' BASEBALL Hatboro ............... 3 2 Sell-Perk . . . .......... . 2 20 Souderton . . I2 2 Quakertown . ZI 8 Hatboro ............... 9 2 Souderton .....,........ I2 I4 ISeason lncompletel HOCKEY Souderton . .......,. 4 2 Sell-Perk . . ....... 4 5 Quakertown . O I Doylestown . . I O Souderton . . 6 I Sell-Perk ..... 2 5 Quakertown ............ I I JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL Doylestown . . . ....... . . 4 5 Elkins Park ............. I O Weldon ............... I4 2 Thomas Williams ........ 3 2 lSeason lncompletel GIRLS' BASKETBALL Hatfield ............... IO 28 North Wales . . ......., 34 IO Hatfield ...... I5 26 North Wales . . . 26 I2 Sell-Perk .... . I2 5 Sell-Perk . . ......... ZI 29 Weldon . . .......... 9 30 FOOTBALL Weldon ............... I4 O Quakertown ...... I4 O Thomas Williams . . O O Springfield ...... I9 O Doylestown .... I3 O Ambler .... 7 O Abington .............. O 6 BASKETBALL lBoys'l Weldon ................ I I IO Thomas Williams . . . I8 I5 Abington ........ . 8 I I Ambler ....... . 20 I4 Doylestown . . . 6 8 Sell-Perk . .. . I4 23 Quakertown .... . IO 9 Weldon ........ . I2 I3 Thomas Williams . . . . I8 25 Abington ....... 9 IO Ambler ........ . I6 9 Quakertown . . . 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Third Row: Edgar Hirzel, Paul Detwiler, William Daly, Jeanne Tyson, Evelyn Ber- gey, Winfield Moyer, George Kratz, Jack Rhoads. Second Row: Marian Scheid, Olga Barboni, Betsy Minnich, Mar- garet Weber, Annette God- shall, Peggy Weaver, Pauline Moyer, Dorothy Gussman. Seated: Miss Foley, Adviserg Marian Frankenfield, Robert Bricker, James Steele, Pres- ident: Dorothy Wyatt, Dor- othy Sayres, Mr. Bishop, Adviser. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the student-elected governing body of L. H. S. With Mr. Bishop and Miss Foley as the advisers, the council this year, among other things, purchased a school flag for the band, inaugurated refreshments at the dances, surveyed other schools, kept the radio in repair, established order in the auditorium at noon, organized dancing classes for the underclassmen and published a handbook. ln general the Student Council made the faculty and student relationships more pleasant. THE HANDBOOK STAFF The Handbook serves as a guide to the students. lt gives the school rules, requirements for earning letters, school songs and cheers, a calendar for the school year, information about the teachers and furnishes other interesting material about school life. A committee is chosen from the Student Council to act as the staff. Miss Foley was the faculty adviser. Standing: Mr. Bishop, Miss Foley, William Hartman. Seated: Dorothy Sayres, Olga Barboni, Editor: Margaret Weber. Fi Lspbiwi ggef' .-Q 'ii is , 5581 'E' .si 1 ORNINETEENTHIRT Top: Edgar Hirzel, Robert Stephens, Jack Simler, Ray Swartley, James Kilmer, Wil- liam Cooper, William O'l-lara. Middle: Helen Eglin, Wil- liam Delp, Louise Henry, Doris Nace, Richard Eccles. Bottom: Evelyn Bergey, George Kratz, Mr. White, Coach: James Steele, Louise Minnich. THE DEBATINC CLUB Y-NINE Mr. White's room was the scene of manv a heated argument during the last period on Fridays. This was the regular meeting of the Debating Club. Besides placing second in the league on the question, Resolved: That the United States Should Form An Alliance With Great Britain, the club held debates among its members on such popular topics as Resolved: That the Chevy ls A Better Car Than the Ford, etc. Those members of the club who made up the teams were: Negative, James Steele, Capt., Doris Sabolosky, George Kratz, alternateg Affirmative, Donald Moll, Capt., Evelyn Bergey, and William Cooper, alternate. Mr. Faust helped Mr. White in guiding the club. THE SCIENCE CLUB Phi Beta Chi, better known as the Science Club, holds meetings every other Wednesday night and has the privilege of hearing many distinguished speakers talk on the various pro- fessions connected with science. The group went on trips to Philadelphia, sponsored several ladies' nights and enioyed swimming parties. The club is under the iolnt advisership of Mr. Snyder and Mr. Stewart. ll J .i ' Q ii ,,, ,,, ,, i,,iwg-5 ii, ii Hull' f ig-llllllliif' ui Q, , M .,.. N gl ,, H :saws VV, .M W. L-Y L V.. mf. ,, E593 Top: Carl Getz, Henry Al- lem, Richard Weand, Edgar Hirzel, James Steele, Frank- lin Blank, Herbert Fretz. Bottom: Mr. Stewart, Ad- viser, Jack Simler, Robert Stephens, David Carrigan, Walter McDowell, James Kilmer, Harold Alderfer, Presidentg Bruce Bigoney, Carl Bigoney, Mr. Snyder, Adviser. HIGHLIGHTS OF LANSDA 'li ,-.writ 5 W it Eta 'f' 2 P C: Qam- 'ff' , 'E ' ' LE HIGH Left-reading from tront to rear: Frances Maxwell, Lola Lundgren, Betty Swartley, President: Marie Martin, Mr. Kinter, Dorothy Bartlett, Adele Buttenheim. Right- reading from front to rear: Elaine Hawthorne, Pauline Strouse, Selma Levin, Betsy Minnich, Charles Belsterling, Clarence Godshall, Ruth Hawthorne, Anna White, Dorothy Vogel, Eleanor Lad- wig. THE ART CLUB The ScaRabs were very busy this year. Near the end of the first semester they took a group ot new members into their club by a formal and unique initiation. They held socials on the average of once a month at which time interesting guest speakers were presented, Among many other proiects they made murals and puppets. One ot the murals was painted with a special paint mixture of eggs. Mr. Kinter, the art teacher, was the faculty adviser. L THE SPELLING TEAM This group is the second annual spelling team consisting of students in L. H. S. They had a home and home arrangement in March with Hatfield. Each team won one contest after which they again competed in the Peirce Business School Spelling Contest. At that time Marie Moore earned a plaque tor being the champion speller ot Lansdale High School. Mr. Judd was the faculty member sponsoring the team. Standing: George Kratz, Caroline Wood, Alternate: Franklin Judd, Adviser. Seat- ed: Hazel Bryan, Ruth Mil- ler, Marie Moore, Kathryn Nyce. Beatrice Swartley, Al- ternate. I i 6Ol FORNINETEENTHIRTY-NINE ' -, ,x :ze ii i, :een iz ,ess-:tra ' ' Back Row: Robert Arnold, William Cooper, Margaret Kurian, Ruth Moore, Marion Cressman, Mary Bartholo- , mew, Owen Moyer, George Sacks. Middle Row: Betsy Minnich, Frances Maxwell, Sara Skibbe, Ruth Van Hook, Miss Workman, Betty White, Ruth Miller, Peggy Spaeth, Elizabeth Bickel. Front Row: Pauline Moyer, Jeanne Ty- son, Sara Gilbert, Anne Un- derkotler, Doris Musselman. Doris Yocum, Verda Fryling, Doryce Knipe. FRENCH CLUB The French Club was organized this year with Miss Workman as adviser. This club meets every other Wednesday and holds socials on the last Friday night of the month. At the socials the program committee provides entertainments, refreshments and dancing. All conversations are carried on in French. The officers of the club are: President, Marie Martin: Vice Pres- ident, Doris Musselmang Secretary, Frances Maxwell: Treasurer, Robert Arnold. THE SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club was organized this year by Miss Workman. The Club met every other Wednesday, and held a social once a month in the evening. At the socials, entertainments were given and refreshments served. All talking was done in Spanish. Officers of the Spanish Club were: President, Robert Stephens: Vice President, Margaret Kaeling Treasurer, Jeanne Woffinding Secretary, Lola Lundgren. Top Row: James Hamilton, Howard Sellers, Albert Stov- er, John Gerhart, Jack Rhoads, Albert Ruthrauff. Third Row: William Conley, Joseph Jeffries, LeRoy Byrnes, Joseph Watts, Wil- Iiam Bean, Malcolm Mac- farlan. Second Row: Eliza- beth Patanay, Edith Leach, Dorothy Jenkins, Miss Work- man, Adviser, Frieda Hed- rick, Vida Hunsberger, Mary Schummer, Pauline Ruther- ford. Seated: Dorothy Det- wiler, Evelyn Detwiler, Lola Lundgren, Robert Stephens, President: Jeanne Woffin- din, Doris Stout, Evelyn Kulp, Charlotte Collins. lf5li HIC-HLIGHTS OF LANSDALE HI BON VOYAGE The annual operetta this year was i'Bon Voyage. The usual custom had been to hire a director to come in to coach the play. This year, however, Mr. Messick and Mr. Snyder took over the coaching of the play, while the home economics girls under the capable direction of Miss Codshall made the cos- tumes. This humorous play was one of the most successful ever given in L. H. S. The story was of two American boys out for a good time in Europe. Their adventures were brought to a happy ending by a fine supporting cast of dancers, singers and models. T621 C- ORNINETEENTHIRTY-NIN H320 COLLEGE AVENUE H320 College Avenue was the name of the dramatic production ot our Junior and Senior vvould-be thespians.-The story revolved around tvvo n1ur- ders happening during a party in a college sorority house. Students attending the party were: Judy lBetsy Minnichi , who finally solved the murderg Billy lDonald Molll, a typical college' studentg Hap lDave Carriganl and Nan lLouse Henryl,coHegelamfstudentsg Ken lVVHHan1 Kobasal and PhyHm lEleanor Fesnirel, senior rnedicsg Rornney lGeorge Kratzi and LucHle -lRuth Milleri, poets who live in stark tutilityf' Ernie lDick Weandl and Mossy lAnne Underkofleri, college wallflowersg Cy lBill l-lartmanl and lvlinna lLola Lundgrenl, college athletes, Russ lBill Dalyl who proves to be the murdererg Phoenix lJohn Fisherl, a blase sophomoreg Rita lVirginia Eesmirei, beautiful, cold and haughty, Doreen llvlarian Frankenfieldl, short and wisecrackingg Lee lBill Cooperl, one victim and Val lErank Bartholomewl the piano player. The party is chaperoned by Prof. Slopes, Uames Steelel and Dean Ool, llvlarie Martini. The hard-boiled chief was portrayed by Robert Coffey. His tough assistants were Joe lHoward Sellersl and Doc lRobert Stephensl. E631 HIGHLIGHTS OF LANSDALE HIGH if ii if .,iigzf,Wg..,'ggi' iiill QT' '7iLi5?E ii 'll ll ' We Lett to right: John Fischer, 359 Ashton Dimmig, Henry Al- Iem, Michael Onorato, Eve- lyn Wolfinger, John Mason, Eleanor Laclwig, Bruce Big- oney, Ruth Ford, William Delp, Dorothy McKay, Jack Simler, R o b e r t Schultz, George Kratz, President, Donald Moll, Robert Step- hens, Robert Jenkins, Charles Wert, Carl Getz. Standing: Mr. Messick, Director. THE ORCHESTRA This year an orchestra with representatives from all classes was organized by Mr. Messick. lt is composed of violins, clarinets, trombones, trumpets, baritones and piano. The group furnished music for the faculty play, P. T. A., commencement and other various occasions. THE CHORUS The L. H. S. A Capella Choir of forty-three voices this year, in addition to appearing in the third annual chorus and band concert, sang at many public and school gatherings. lt also rendered several selections at the University of Pennsylvania Cultural Olympics. Top Row: Nelson Croll, Wal- ter Bishop, David Carrigan. Owen Moyer, Mr. Messick, Director: George Kratz, Don- ald Moll, Robert Stephens, James Steele. Third Row: William Delp, Arthur Letkoe, John Dettery, Dorothy Say- res, Betty Swartley, Olga Barboni, Gertrude Allem, George Yoder, Henry Allem, Martin Marlin. Second Row: Eleanor Fesmire, Marie Car- rigan, Ruth Miller, Margaret Weber, Grace Dottermusch, Dolores Ryan, Susan Ruth, Margaret Finn, Zena Eulo, Dorothy McKay. First Row: Lola Lundgren, Irene Bel- sterling, Doris Nace, Anne Graham, Edwiria Ricker, Marian Frankenfield, Vir- ginia Hunsberger, Sara Louise Daub, Vida Hunsberger, Ruth Ford. i641 ORNINETEENTHIRTY-NINE Back row: Ruth Ford, Dorothy Wyatt, Blossom Bolig, Albert Ruthrauff, Edgar Hirzel, George Kratz. Harry Kleinman, Dorothy Savres, Robert Stephens. Middle row: Eleanor Fesmire, Doryce Knipe, Olga Barboni, Nancy Kemp, Pauline Strouse, Peggy Spaeth, Betsy Minnich, Emerson Fluck. Front row: Mr. White, Adviser: ' William Kobasa, Business Managerg Ruth Miller, Editor-in-chief: Betty Swartley, Art Editor: Mr. Kinter, Art Adviser. HIC-l-ILIC-HTS The Highlights presents records not only of the Seniors but of the im- portant happenings of the enthe school for both sernesters.'Through the pictures and reading nnatterit shovvs aH sides of school Hfeg study, sports clubs, and other extra-curricular activities. The editorial and business staff are composed entirely of Seniors. lt is largely made possible by the untiring efforts of k4r.NA!hite, the facLdty advisen l c RUTH E. MILLER Editor T651 l-IIGHLIC-l-ITSOFL l Standing: Jack Rhoads, Peggy Weaver, William Hartman, l-larolcl Alderfer, Dorothy Sayres, Inez Tiffany, George Kratz, Francis Knipe, Edgar Hirzel, Robert Schultz. Seated: Caroline Wood, Jeanne Tyson, Paul Defwiler, Cora Sigafoos, Adviser: Betsy Minnich, Editor: David Carrigan, Betty Swartley. TALlSlVlAN 'The 'Tahsnwan represents the Hterary efforts of our school.'This year many new features were introduced by the staff to this fine magazine. One of these, was a three color full page picture published in the Youth issue. The staff also held a contest in which there were nearly two hundred en- tries of stories and poems. The Talisman is a member of the Columbia Press Association and has Miss Sigafoos as the faculty adviser. BETSY MINNICH Editor E661 ANSDALEHIC-H MIRROR RNINETEENTHIRTY-NINE Top: James Wert, Edward Edwards, Paul Stitt, Lynden Reckless, William Cooper, William Forbes, James Kilmer, Robert Stephens. Third row: Earl Reinhard, Selma Levin, Mary Sherick, Florence Kubat, Doris Nace, Doris Sablosky, Pauline Moyer, Robert Hartley. Second row: Inez Tiffany, Betty Noll, Louise Henry, Ruth Miller, Helen Long, Jane Freed, Mary Longaker, Betsy Minnich, Mary Bartholomew. First row: Mr. Judd, Charles Wert, Virginia Fesmire, James Steele, Hazel Bryan, Jack Rhoads, Olga Barboni, Bill Kobasa, Miss Creenholt. This was the second year ot existence of our school newspaper, The Mirror. The paper was printed every two weeks and kept the students in- tonned of aH the happeningsin and around the schooL beydes presenhng gossip and humor. Many innovations were started by the Mirror this year, including 'Jucky HLHNbEf' Bsues and other intereshng teatures.'The ad- visers were Miss Creenholt and Mr. Judd, whose services were indispensable. JAMES STEELE Editor i671 HIGHLIGHTS OF LANSDALE HIC- Front Row: lnez Detwiler, William Swartley, Harry Weisel, Morris Frederick, Eleanor Quinn, Paul Stitt, Betsy Minnich, Kenneth Reiff, Dorothy Yoder, Ar- thur Lefkoe, George Skel- linger, Frank Barclay, Karl Thompson, Director. Second Row: Edith Rice, Carl Getz, William Stauffer, Frederick Brunner, William Bartholo- mew. .lohn Earhart, Walter Cragle, Frank Smith, John Miller, Rudolph Forst, James Edwards, Arthur Schell. Third Row: Richard Weand, Walter LBDD. George Kratz, Claude Hartzel, Robert Step- hens, Ralph Wickel, Harold Alderfer, Robert Schultz, Edgar Hirzel, James Davis, Carl Bigoney, Henry Allem. Fourth Row: Chauncey Roe- lofs, Herbert Kratz, Gordon Young, James Steele, Ger- ald Detwiler, Ray Swartley, William Swartz, Donald Zander, Bruce Bigoney, George Yoder. THE BAND The Lansdale High School Band, this year under the capable direction of Mr. Thompson enioyed one of its most successful seasons. The band played at the football games, presenting for the first time a Drum Maioress, who led some snappy formations. They also started some- thing new by appearing at some of the basketball games. This added greatly to the enthu- siasm of the games. The fifty-six members of the band gave one of the finest concerts ever heard in the L. H. S. auditorium. CHEERLEADERS What would any sports' contest be without cheers and songs? The cheerleading squad this year, with all new members except the captain, worked many long hours trying to achieve perfect timing. They devised a whole new set of motions and inaugurated several novel cheers. The results, however, were successful as marked improvement in the enthusiasm at the games and pep meetings was noted. Reading from left to right: Kenneth Reiff, Eleanor Quinn, Betsy Minnich, Capl taing Paul Stitt. E633 OR NINETEEN T:-IIRTY NIN CLASS RQGM HIGHLIGHTS ' D591 gil' air lu! ,- F 1-1' HIGHLIGHTS OF LANSDALE HIGH PROFESSIONAL PATRONS George lrvin, M.D. H. M. Schreiner, M.D. Laura T. Faust Franklin W. Judd Cora Sigafoos Virginia Worlcman Herman L. Bishop Mildred Bock Myra Sabold C. Richard Snyder E. Kephart Boughter Chester Knipe Karl Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Rexl. L. S. Hoffman Clinton H. Toewe, M.D. Wm. Zimmerman Herbert T. Moyer, M.D. U21 Faust NETEENTHIRTY NINE BUSINESS PATRONS Endicott-Johnson Shoe Co. Koehler G Fretz, The Mity-Nice Bakers Edith M. Lane, Stationery and Gifts Kriebels Dry Goods Store DuBois Lumber G Fuel Co. George R.l4utt . hAason's Beauty Pador W. F. Whitman, Electrical Contracting and Merchandising Sames Service Station Snyders, Where Sportsmen Serve You Edna Beauty Sdon Weekly News, There's No Substitute For Circulation Shull's Flowers Drhsd G'Badwmn Lansdale Golf Course Edward J. Greenholt Schmidt Tire Co. Shelhfs Veras Shoe Repair Kemers Lansdale Laundry Co. Frank W. Scholl, Service Station Brenniger hdotors Mr. Harry Schultz Lansdale Kiddie Shop Sellers and Sellers Real Estate Davis Service Station L. Weiss Gr Son, Florists, Colmar, Pa. K.6'K.Laundry Hendricks Dairies Michener Atlantic Station Walton Motor Co. John A.SchuHz Clyde S. Walton North Penn Reporter Beinhackerb F. D. l-lartzel Sons 5' Co. G. M. Cr R. L. Yocum Inc. Sanw Fruifs Shoe Store SheHys Funemllimhe First National Bank ot Lansdale Lansdale Ice 5' Storage E733 HIGHLIGHTS OF LANSDALE HIC-H ACKNOWLEDGMENT The Highlights staff wishes to express its gratitude tor the cooperation and help of the tol lowing: MR. 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