Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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The three arts-Drawing, Music, and Reading-as rep- Miss Kay Sullivan, Mrs, Hilda Woods and Mr R resented by Miss Davis, Mr, Corbin, and Miss Sheaier. bekah Young, our smiling, energetic and capable of The music and art sections of the school con- tribute much to L. l-l. Sfs varied extra-curricu- lar program, for who could imagine a football game without Mr. Corbin and the band, a play without Miss Davis and her assistants? However, the music and art classes do more than this, for in the art room pupils of Miss Davis are given an opportunity to express themselves with brush and pen, While students, under the supervision of Mr. Corbin are given a chance to satisfy any musical inclinations they have, either in the several chorus classes, or by playing in the band or orchestra. ln the library which is in charge of Miss Sheafer, students may make advantageous use of the well-stocked book shelves and magazine rack. And last but not least, let us pay our respects to those whose diligent efforts keep the com- plicated machinery running smoothly e Mrs. Young, Mrs. Woods, and Miss Sullivan, fice staff Adroit artists Rittenhouse, 'Wilcox and Broughton discuss milady's cos- tume, 15

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I.,-in ., M, nf? :QA -. 1 1 Miss Allfg-n and Mr. Horner, chief sponsors of our varied Mrs. Stephens, Miss Stevens, Mr. Hersh, Mr. Tammeryn, athletic program. . tgwtqffcis st ,YU px 3' ft . L was Lett to right, Industrial artists, Tap- pin, Galantino, L I Smith, Sivas, Crew, Home 5. lndust. Artists. To teach the art of living well is the educa- tional goal at L. l-l. S. lt this plan consisted solely of the three Rs, vital as they are, it would tall short ot its purpose. Sell-reliance, good citizenship and sportsmanship are learned best, not in classrooms, but in gyms, work- shops, and home economics rooms with which L. l-l. S. is so amply blessed. Thus, in the wood and metal shops, and in the drawing room, boys learn, under the able supervision ot Mr. Tammeryn and Mr. Hersh, to begin a worth- while project and see it through to completion. ln gym, sports, and hygiene classes, Mr. Hor- ner and Miss Allen lay the foundation tor a healthy body. Mrs. Stephens and Miss Stevens make students proficient in the arts of sewing and cooking. lfl

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j-,Mi These students lotter in the halls And when in study throw spttfballs. They louy the loudest clothes on sale, ln hues that make the rainbow pale. In class they crack their chewing gum And act, in general, very dumb. Their lockers are an awful sight, For books topple out to lett and right. They come to school from near and tar In what once could be called a carg They come to school with a minute to spare Turning corners to raise your hair.