Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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JOSEPH CLYDE HEATH Joe Drexcl Joe has built up an enviable record during the past four years by being twice class president, a member of student council, and manager of the football team, which does not include a number oi other activities which have added to his prominence. However, all great men have their little weakness. Shall we tell them about the blonde. Joe? President of class (1. 4) : Assistant Manage? Football (1. 2); Co-Manager Football (4); Baseball (3, 4) ; Student Council (1, 2) ; Treasurer Student Council (3, 41 : Monitor (4) ; Math Club (3, 4); Surveying Club (3, 4); Stage Crew (1, 2, 3). FLORENCE A. STOUT Floss Metronome News Flash! It has just been reported that Florence Stout, alias “Floss,” versatile vice-president, journalist, scholar, and dancer of the ’33, LHS, has vanished. It is thought that her disappearance was caused by the great amount of work entailed by the point system or that she has been carried off by a producer to star in a Broadway play. Secretary (1); Vice-President (4); Class Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); Student Council (2); Garnet and Gray (2, 3, 4) ; Associate Editor (4) ; Math Club Secretary (3); French Club Secretary (4); National Honor Society (3, 4) ; Chairman of Senior Dance Committee, Junior Dance Committee, Monitor (3, 4) ; Drama Production (3, 4); Senior Play. ROBERT THOMPSON OSTF.RLUND Rob University of Pennsylvania The Sheik of Lansdowne High! My! Such r versatile young man! He seems to have his hand everywhere and in everything. The school cafeteria, the Garnet and Gray, our treasury, even the noble borough of Yeadon, feel his effect. Class Treasurer (4); Football (3); Basketball (3); Student Council (1); Garnet and Gray: Band and Orchestra (1, 2); Dramatics (3, 4); French Club Treasurer (4). HELEN SCOTT KING Art School Our busy secretary is one of the best liked girls at Lansdowne. Her quiet, unpretentious manner wins her way right into our hearts. We fear our dances would lack their unusual finesse, if Helen were not their instigator. She herself, however, is oblivions of everyone but a dear old alumnus of the Class of ’32. Secretary (3, 4); Hockey (3, 4); Tennis (3, 4); Manager (4); Student Council Secretary (2); Handbook Committee (2); Garnet and Gray (2); Lahian (4); French Club: National Mono? Society (3, 4) ; Treasurer (4) ; Hi-Y (3, 4) ; Sophomore Dance Committee (2) ; Freshman-Junior Party, Decorations (3) ; Senior Dance, Chairman (4) ;, Monitor (3, 4) ; Senior Play Properties (4) ; Chairman Hi-Y Dances (4).

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John Hefner The class of nineteen hundred thirty-three wishes to express its sincere appreciation for the many valuable services rendered them by John Hefner. Without John, we would have been unable to hold our dances, our senior play— in fact, all of the social functions necessary to the success of any class. Not only is John efficient, but he is willing, as well. For the past twenty-five years his name has been a by-word around the school. He accomplishes the seemingly impossible, he can do a dozen jobs at once and do them all equally well, yet he is never too busy to lend a helping hand. John is a part of Lansdowne High School. He is a familiar figure in the halls, and is known and well-liked by every student, from the most timid freshman to the lordliest of seniors. Therefore, John, in this twenty-fifth year of your service, we want you to know, although it is difficult to express in words our feelings toward you, that we appreciate the many, many helps you have given us toward making our class a success.

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Seniors In looking back over the days that have passed The Seniors find good times right up to the last. Each class and each party, each dance and each game Gave much to their pleasure and more to their fame. ’Twas great while it lasted, and note that it's through The Seniors can't help but feel just a bit blue, And there’s no doubt that they will look back, with a sigh. At the good times they had while at old Lansdowne High. -«e{ 13 £»