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

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1957 LAHIA We're N0 Angels, But U'e're Not Bad The cry of XVhat's wrong with our teenagers? has been grow- ing louder and louder during the last few years. .Xlany newspaper and magazine articles appear daily with headlines that scream of youth's social trespasses. Stories that appear in print, we feel, are not truly reflective of America's young people. Our students, typical teenagers, to he found in every American town and school, are good people, good sons and daughtersfnot law breakers. The 19.37 LAlll.'XN is the story of Lansdowne-Aldan's youth. Xve believe, too, that it is the story ot' .VXmerica's youth. In .4 K ..-.rf . . tr:-

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