Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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On Being Late To Class The Freshman’s View saw a Freshman rushing down the hall; Faster and faster he sped. He was frightened. scared to death. ‘7 is futile said, “You'll never make your class. ‘7 am afraid to cried. n 7 ran on. Our Light-headed Soph .syim’ a Soph merrily dancing down the hall; His classmates he visited on the way. He giggled most of the time. Hurry I warned, “You'll be late again. Oh. is that so? he said. And jabbered on. The Nonchalant Junior An indifferent Junior came wandering along: He walked with head held high. I teas disturbed at this. Hurry up I said. Youll never make French class. IFhat of it? he scoffed. And joyfully walked on. The Mighty Senior The Senior, that noble soul, saunters along: Sophistication springing forth. He is late to class; I did not warn him. I knew better. It disturbed him not. D. Farrell, '31 ■3 20K

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A Tribute to L. H. S. Tlw finest school for us is Lansdowne High, To thee we sing our praises to the sky. If ere sad that we must leave thee, for tis true 7 hat we have gairuul much knowledge under you. he time has come whim we must seek new ways, And learn what tricks of Tate, Dame Nature plays. Well h ave no helping hand to guide us on. For we must make our way in this world alone. But always, we will have those memories. To urge us on and aid us o’er rough seas. We must prepare ourselves to fight the fight. And gradually come to see a future bright. We hope to come again and homage pay. To Lansdowne High, fairest in work and play. Ruth Opdyke, '30. 22