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

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- EIGHTH GRADE I ' D Q ' 1 Q 0 .1 , J , , . a ' . . . ' 1 i s q 4 3 ' M . ' 9 I . 1 ' . i- 0 I V, ' 'Q ' ' I' 9 A I ' f, I I ' Y II. HIIIHIIPIX, U. ffflguf. 111111 l'. Mlli-1' mm I1 - 1 IIIIIJIXAIIIIIII JK U . II. lxlukrnf' wlulu II wnffwfm fIf,un,w'1 I.'n'f'f'1!lll.'L'. HOMEROOM 52 linux I Il. IU Ili: I. Ilurl. I. Ilmln. .l. lh'InIxI4111x. C. Ilfdfxllzmfl. I.. .U4I.uug'I1I1H. IJ. IIurnm.'111. .X, I.1I'urfI, C. IH.'f'llIfiII. I.. l.m x. Ron 2. I. f!'uxxIyY. If. Ifzxurv. I. .4l'A411x. If Rfzlll. U. CUI- fnfzfu. H. IIIQAXIIII. IJ. Dullu- I'nr141. Ii. I'unI.wl1. If. IJurLIr1- VIII. I. firiU1'Il. Run 33 If. .S1II1ulI4'I', II. .xIH1IlIl'l1. ff. lim lmmm. H. .Sf 111141. P. Ilflwiwfl. GmL1!I. ID. Ixnulq, Iz. I4I1fm1l1. V, IUIIHU. HOMEROOM S5 W x Run I nl, lv rib: fl. I1 Iulv. If. -llufml. U. .lwIzr1w11. I'. Rfzmmll. Cf Mllrffrwl. W. flHIllI4l'Hlf1ll. lf Slulz. If. Ixufilzffmli. B. lwffnfx Row I: U. lIm'1. ll. limi. I.. fiafizlww. B, f'1.'f'H1m1. ff lu.4fx.I..Smf11w. U. fin zu. IXAIM, IIHIUV. flJ1PI' H 1I'., R. IIUIHIIIIII. I. RHIWY ww. Ron 3: I' Xlflliflur. I'. IZ ffnmg I. C url. I. I7m'n1A Ifffu. I. I71'fLw'w:1. I.. Url- lwu U. U'M1I. IP. llfflm. f YIf,r5rr.1I4f'Il11 IIUSIVROON1 S' Rv.. I v! ru I 1. II IRM U . Mgm, .I il.-HMI. If Ifmflfx. Y. II4VHI'rJL f' K liw.f.,f I-Z l'..'. K IM I l'..I.f:.'. Row I: H Ill . I II4m.,f.: IP lmfyi If I..', 1'I11fl,. IX, IIf e!,'xz. If c,',.f.-.x.f.f.:. .l. IW1111. Run 13 KI. Ifmm X. If Iv-.,1I. I Nmlzffn. II. lmfz I'. fwzfzfvf. I UQIIU KI IM- ufu ll flwllxz'

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e backbone of many activities The class ol '59 is still starry -eyed over all the exciting events of their freshman year. This en- thusiastic class not only participated in the re- quired sehool activities but also took an active part in athletics. assemblies. and social affairs. ln the fall. ninth-graders combined their talents yvith other junior high school students for the annual Fun and Frolicu production. Valentines and stars set the scene for the Frosh Hop which yvas the next memorable happening in the busy lives of the freshmen. Couples danced the evening av-.ay to the music of Ray C'arr's or- 'L' HOMEROOM 56 ROW l ll, IU r.lS J. .U11rl'1y. S. C'liri'y1itn1. I. Slllflll. li, C'nlflt'vli. B. Hlllllylldlll. P. .4l7IH'tllyL'. Cl. ,Y1lH'IV, R. Culi- mlio, I. .S'fwr1u'i'. Roxy I: l'. .S'lyYL'l', T, Slilrrzi. f. Bl'lIfIIl'I'll. R. .Hm'f'vll, I'. .TIUI'll1lI. C. f,i'7t 'tllII'f. A. H-vltuitl. H. Butt. 5. ll11c'ult't'r. I. lXIl'I'iIl'lll'I'. I. SH'4If'llL'. Hf .lIt'ml:'. .-I. 1llrm'r. IJ. Hur'- per. lf. Hurt. T. IJ'.4i'it'o. IJ. Banff-ml. Ui. llurfy. X. ,41- ugirtl. HOMEROOM 59 Roxy I tl. to iii: 5, Bfirllrll. I. ffllxllll. l1'. lzriiriy. .l. lI1'uLli'. In Tii't'yli i. J. Hul- Ivrflultl. Hf ,T1lH'l'lIAY. I. Dum'- lmu't'r. D. Corliiri. Row 2: R. Rnnimm, ll. .Hmirmz I. Sfriilli, I.. Hilll'4'll'l'. R. l.11u't'r, Ci. Rlimitly. Cf fellllilllll, Cf Sfllllllltlf. P. .S'lmu', lf. Bun ny. B. Sirililt. P. Elliy. IJ. Clwiry: Rovv 3: S. ll'ifliyIw'. B, Dwilt- hum. 17. I-li1lit'r1v, I . Htlrftw. f.. lftlfxlftlfi. Cl. 1f1ml'1', f. ,N'nt'flin, B. lVf1l'!ultw'. li f'it'r'g'1iy.vr1. ' E 1 If I f HOMEROOM 78 Roxy I ll, to I'.l1 I.. .-ltliuiiy., I 3 L. C'r1rlmiu. H. Hrmiri. IJ. I Dtmipniim. P. Utfiiiiuiili. J. 1' l.iuy'. Cf lllolzlww. B. Quinn. T. Ciiimi. Roxy 2: Ii. l.t'fi17 l H. Igrwlt. 17, Hilniiiri. li. 5 fl't'zft'lftfs. U. fz'ffI'ft'y, U. l4't'li.'v, H. llrtilw. B. pL'II'lt'. fy W. lltlvllv. H. C'lii4l11liw'y. K. X .S'Ilu'y. Roxy 32 lf. Hltllly. ff SIIAIHIA. B. folifimri, L. .Hur- tlovk. I. Taxis, Cf Brooky, B. fitillmmi, I. .Uevlila. G. .Ut'Nc'fr. 4 it ,L I flint l.. l W 7 L i. fl' it chestra. This gala event vyas highlighted by a floor shoyy centering around freshman talent. ln the field of sports. the class yvas outstanding in many respects. The girls' hockey and basket- ball teams had exceptionally fine seasons. yyhile the boys' basketball teams boasted an undefeated record. The final event on the freshman agenda vyas their jaunt to Harrisburg. This tour yyas both educational and enjoyable. A visit to Hershey and the fun at the amusement park will alvvays be remembered as part of a vvonderful year.

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gaze with open eyes at schools Wonders The wide-eyed middle-menu ol the junior high school are still thrilled oxer the exciting eyents ot' their second year in junior high. Members of the class of '60 lent their prowess to athletic teams. raised funds for the Welfare Drive. and participated in Fun and Frolic. clubs. plays. and dances. Nlid-way through the school year. the Junior Debs Club sponsored a leap year party which proved to be a social success. Ath- letic coeds participated in intramural hockey and softball programs. ln the educational department. Social Studies HOMEROOM 74 Row I tl. to r,l1 I. lim H y'A. I. Clwliwils, B, limi-iff. S. Y1'l'Iyw. I.. Stull. Ci. Vim Iwif, I'. jllllllll'-Y. ll. .lIi'4ltIc'. ll. .SIirAI1'l1, Row 23 IJ. Wil- Iiimiy. .Sf Bimlli. IJ. Grilfcf. R. Giwkiliu. Ci. Ailtiu, G. NVIIIIVKIIIKIITIII. H. Ingram. H. l.tuir.'iy. l', .Si'lI:t'r. Row 3: H. Sc I1lu'v't'i.x, P. Ilultht. H. Gilliict. A. Bvnlmni. V. Kim- mun, J. RIJIIAIII. J. II4ll'f't'l'. ll. KQIIHHIU. P. Zurrwiizrz, In filllIl1l'lIg'IItlIII. HOMEROOM 6 lAldan3 Row l ll. to r.li Cf Vuurv. R. l'i'iuurIt. K. Illlfls. ff llrlri'4'ry'. ll. .'lIt'I.tIIl,L'IlIIll, 5, Slilitfrivli, .Kl. Ptirlmr. Ci, .llur.ilmIl. W. .Uc'InIir'i'. Row 21 I . lK'fllllt'iH'. J. U'C'iu1m'll. II. ly'i'uIw. I. Pullurmri. ft. Roxy. R RUQIXIUF. P. Hvty. R. lzllly, R, HVIIIIIHIIH. Cf lfIIllIIll'l'L'4'F'. K. Kifllyy fi. Ifmzj. I. I.r1yIt1'y'. Row 3i K. laiupifr. J. Gillvn. Ci. Hing- lmm. lf. C't1Iilu't'lI. R. .Snyf rIt'l'. f. llitlfly, ff. ffmuf. R. Hnytl. H, citlftllll. HOMEROOM 4 lAldanl Row l ll. to itz: H, fifwztli- nw Il. lltffni. J, Iitlxrw. f. UH. lx Ymlirti. .-l. lx'i'g't'I. .l. Ilfirriy. J. llllynlll. I. ,I . . Hiiirir. Row -. N. lxnlly. IJ. lJt1i'iflI1tm'I. lf lil Axim. .I. l.i'i1,'u'1. J. Ilznrlipwli. I.. ILQAIIIIIIQII. I.. l't'rry. J. Call'- VIII. K. .lIlCi!.'l'IIIf'. H, .Urin- Iirv. ID. Pirnl. Row 3: R. I'mlut. J. Xlililivll. .-l. lrivili. l', Ignlnizui. R. Sliu1'u'omI. 1. SIUII, R. B1ll'iIt'HL'. R. UVUIIN. R. Puy-urtfr. Instructor bliss Grace Straley acquainted them with L'nited Statesi history. ln English. Nlrs. Grace Long helped the eighth graders discover the literary yalues ot' the Readers Digest and directed the young dramatists in their dramatiza- tions of scenes from The Three Musketeers. Nlr. Charles Forbes and Nlrs. Pauline Edwards guided the mathematicians. while fVlr. John Rank acquainted them with the held of science. This class has enthusiastically climbed the sec- ond rung ol' the ladder which brings them closer to the high school days.