Lansdowne Alden High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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ur teachers are very understandin Y igflllllll able Io pfay an I.lIJ'fl'lHI1L'l1f lid' ll fo! qffun, .raym .Ulu H. -U1'f4'f1rff I0 P. .11'n1.1', J. lx'fc'n1,rl1'11z', and lf. .IIVCNIIXZOII-ll!! .l. .5'f:f1rff10f'11 1'ri'u1'i'i'.1'1lzfu1'i'.'ji'0111 .f.r.4'1'.1'lr1l1l l'1'u1f'1,1rz1fb. lxfcrkfzcf'i'011rc1'11f11l11f1v1'311'z11i1m' Yvhat a wonderful lieeling it was to know we could count on our teachers way beyond the usual trig. problem or physics experimentl Ap- pearing at almost every sport's contest, was Air. Charles P. Forbes, faculty manager ol' athletics, to show his loyalty to our teams. Air. Comer Davies gave a great deal of his dramatic and musical talent to assist hir. Corbin in making Fortune Teller such an excellent show. Ready to answer our numerous senior English questions was lwiss Charlotte Shaellier, librarian, who had an amazing variety of the right hooks, and could always tell us just where to lind what. Concerned with teenage problems in and out ol school, Nlr. lloward Freeman conducted popu- lar classroom, study hall, and alter school dis- cussions, also stimulating our thinking through the Student Council. College boards were hound to loom up in the course ol our senior year, and Miss Nlargaret lW'lcCullough was in- valuable in giving so much of her time lor our individual or group review classes. Fir. Law- rence Richards, eager for us to get acquainted with the problems of our day and age, planned many opportunities for us to take part in Wlodel United Nations programs. The friendliness and understanding ol each personal adviser, and the capable guidance ol Principal loseph D. Nloore and XNXISS lwary lf. Lindenmuth led the l953f5-1 year at Lansdowne- Aldan High School to a hamv ending. e l l . c .I11'.l'J' -1. l'm'l pofnla' ou! ffm .mlm 1' Qf 1511111-fl-:III p1'01fm'l.r In D. Jlawly, C. Slrzuzk, L. L0l'.I'f1, P. z1l'lIIJ', and D. 101141114 H ,f

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Respecting others who are differen llsychiatrists tell us that most of our hasic lieelings and prejudices are cultivated uncon- sciously in us hy the time we are six years old. Perhaps they may he right. But no one in Lansdowne'Aldan lligh School, no matter what his lmaclcground may he, is thought of as an outsider. Our everyday school lille and activities pro- vide the best laboratory tor developing mutual respect and cooperation. Singing together in chorus, acting together in plays, working to- gether in student organizations, and playing together on teams build friendships and destroy prejudices which may have existed in our minds. The need lior teaching reading, writing, and arithmetic is important, hut our school has other very important lessons to teach. Une of these is learning to respect people who ditilier from us in nationality, color, religion, or economic status. Uur classroom discussions often turn in this direction. In language classes we study foreign lands and people in addition to vocabulary and grammar. ln lfnglish classes we read the works ol' authors from many kinds ol haclxgrounds, and discuss the liactors which inlluence their writing. lfach year, with the help ol, our International lfriendship Committee, our school is fortunate enough to have a foreign exchange student. From him we find out a great deal about the similarities and dillerences between his people and ours. ln addition to this, the American Field Service malces it possible for one or two ot our students to have a chance to spend the summer in a foreign country, and then share with all ot us their deeper understanding ol' the people ot' that country. Xve try not only to tolerate, hut to undeistand. .llf'.r. lv. l2'1'11u.v' .I'l10u'J' 11 .rflk J'r'r7l:f wf11'1'f1 .rfle fvrougijfll lrnrk ,ff-11111 fm' fl'l.17 Ia llldlltl Za K. lei.-fflff, lf. ll11.11o,01'm1. ll . .1I!4!!'l'.l'0lI. J. Browfi, lf. lizfrflop, and J. .Yovkflf lfnflfi lfm 1'1u'1'e11l frallfe 0-lll1L.I1.l'l f.v0HIllllllll..I'lll 1'o11.rlf1ulA1f I-II our llI1'!ld.V, B. Bllt'A'fK-ll, If. Llffllzll, R. .Si-oll, dlllll lf. l111li'0u1'f1f' .rluafzf UIUJKAII lfie l'lHfJ0l'fl1IIt'6 qf deniorraqif llll lfle world 1'f1au.11f1 ANv0I'tt'E.l1l.t1I'I.I' nmy drew dzyferelzfly, flld-If are . - U 1 wry murfz fikc u.r i1l7lEl'll'llll.l', .raym W. 41I7d8I'J'0I1, ,rf10w111.1j ,x0l'Wl:.lIll1l1 1'o.rlun1.'.r lo J. Pfienqryer, J. 1ll0N'lllf, J. Lane, D. S11-ifder, I . Wallf, J. Calnffro, B. Hayex. t1II!!J. llolf'