Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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ALMA MATE R Tho’ we roam the wide world over, Tho’ from home afar we stray, We can ne’er forget our school days ’Neath the Garnet and the Gray. For our classmates, teachers, lessons, We will long with many a sigh And no matter where we wander We’ll remember Lansdowne High. We’ll be true to thee, dear High School And our thoughts will ever stray To our school days spent at Lansdowne ’Neath the Garnet and the Gray. Below: Front facade of Alma Mater. Above: (Enlargement of sculptured relief above main entrance.

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 “Hob” Dukek holds the South door open for the last-minute rush at 8:25 A. M. i his photo might well he called ‘ Itetorc After because it was posed by Alary Jane Benedict ’40 just before she entered I.IIS am “liud Jordan just after he graduated.

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The Soldiers’ Monument. I.ansdowiie’s Shrine To Those Who Died In '1'lie World War, is now enshrined in a beautiful rock girden in the South Quadrangle. ALMA MATER Oft in joy and oft in sorrow, We will think of Lansdowne High And well grieve when we must leave thee, hen ’tis time to say “Good-bye.” For we’ll never learn thy value Til from thee afar we stray And for thee, dear Alma Mater, We will sing this song today. Cheer again for Lansdowne High School, Sing this song again today— And we’ll ne’er forget our school days ’Neath the Garnet and the Gray.