Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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l'.XIll'l,lY Ol-' loojg-I-Joni mir. lil! lo right: B. llzlll, tlhztntller. Lilly. Croce, Patton. fit-glen: rmnrl row: Smedley, l'ezti-son. Iqsler. Steele, Cluster, llihherd, liezldle, liark row: Ii. Hall, l.:lvender, Dunlap. llennison. liiettstex. Bender. ULTY 0tUI'l fA0 MUPJ 0UAhl'1g, IAQ youd of C:llClH56JOLUl'18 lizielt in the dim rezithes ol' l8tl2, we see heginnings ol the l..H.S. l'zu'ul- ty in three ladies who led the elziss ol' three throughout sueh suhieets as :is- lftllltlllly, rhetoric. penmztnship. and nziturzil philosophy. Today we lizive thirty-four men :ind women to instruct our 'yoo students in ll wide range ol' courses. As the t'lll'l'lt'llllllIl has heen enlarged, the tezieliers also hate :td- v:mt'ed from Normal Sthool diplomas and hztehelor degrees to NI.A.'s and Ph. Dfs. The varied suhieets offered to 11 student ol' 1912 me taught hy ins strtittors especially prepzired in their pztrtiettlztr lields. Reading :md writing :ind how to do it :ire presented hy Nliss llzirtnizm to lreslmlen and sophomores: hx' Nliss Nltlfzndden to freshmen: Nlr. Lowe to sophomores: Nlrs. Christ to ittniorsg Nlr. Atltiss to juniors und seniors: and Nliss Nleflullougli to seniors. XVe :ire kept inlornled ol' the news and proh- leins ol' the world ol todzty hy Mr. Coronwuy in Cities and fXnt'ient llis- tory: Nlr. Snvder in Nlodern llistorv: Nlr. fwlllllll in American llistory: :ind

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Illllllb 3 Hoo1'l-'s. ALB. kloux AX. FINCIIIR. 13.8. l'lSlIllR P. Moluus, MIS. Mun NICXIIISIIR BS XI S IR xcu LIRXIXX NlX'lllI.NlX'll4.h MXIIII xmlus, ISIOIUIA srvlulxlxius Mr. Drake in Iieonomies. Saying it in another tongue. the language groups are headed by Miss Cook. Mrs. Grimm, Miss Hoopes, and Miss Mc- Fadden who teach Latin, French. Cer- man, and Spanish respectively. Put- ting' one and two together we arrive at the mathemat.ic'al minds: Mr. Fischer who starts freshmen on their algebra: Mrs. Nlorris both a biologist and gee ometririan: and Miss McAllister who takes rare of all advanced math. The land ol' mystery, lab work, and not a few smells is opened by Mr. Fpley in elementary and advanced biology, Mr. Kleckner in general seienee, and Mr. Mlardrop in biology, chemistry, and physics. Pointing the way to a business career are Mr. Kraber, Mr. Kramer and Miss Lacy with stenography, busi- ness math, typing, and ofliee training. The body builders ol' physical educa- tion are Mr. Horner and Mrs. Markey. Mr. Tammeryn and Mr. Means, a consumer edueationalist, supervise in- dustrial arts. Stevens and Stephens, the Miss and Mrs., preside over our home economics department. Mr. Corbin wields his baton over musical activi- ties. The artists are in charge of Miss Davis. The world of books is opened to us by our able librarian, Miss Sheafer. In the olliee, Mrs. XVoods eo- ordinates our edueational efforts. H Rom lx vvlnk, lS.S., M.X. l'iXlIIIXl M. Lui, I3.S,. MS. Kuukxx G. Dvvis, BS. Dov B. Clokmx, ISS Nl N CONIXIPRCIAI. S'l'l'lJll S COMMIIRKII XI, STUDII b ART MUSIC