Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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t onunandn-r H. N. l'AA.lll. Ji. 'l'lw prohla-nis ol' youth art- tht' prohla-ms of l,ansdoysm-is administration. Yllllf' svhool ollivials work to insurv tht- lc-adt-rs ol' tomorrow a founda- tion in 1-ssc-ntial skills. knowledgv and idt-als. NX ith its administrators SlI't'I1fLlllt'Illll:.Z sc-vurity in uniform as wt-ll as ill the- school ollivvs. l,ans- downt- High is douhly awarv of tln- prohlmns and pvoplt- of tht- world. llr. S. N. Ewan, Jr., has been rvspvm-tc-il by tht- studt-nts sinus the-y built bridges in kinder- garte-n. Today he isa tfomniander in tht- United State-s Nay y. In spitr- of his many' dutic-s as head of tht- procurf-nwnt se-ryicv in Philade-lphia. he- FRAMING GLCBAL fra-quvntly rvturns to school for important on-nts. linking history in the tvxthooks with history in tht- making. Four yvars ol' Cllllllgl' haw' folloyscd thc' arrival ol' llr. Harmon Ross as acting supvrintvn- dc-nt. Altering tht- school system to fit the I'f'tllIiI't'lllt'lllS of diffs-rt-xlt tinws has lwvn his wt-II handled task, As president of thc- Allied Uri Harmon Koss on ,Xhho Youth Council he- vm-ouragc-s young pvoplv to take- part in Ili-'lf'I'IIllIllllgL what they can do in tht- conunuuit ' A if . if L , 20 LM, W if , .jg , I

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FELLCWSHIP Young., Sccrctary, lllr. Gcorgc l'. XX il- lialns. Jr.. Mr. Thcmlorc S. lfcttcr. Nlrs. llohcrt .l. 'l'ullar. llr. liilfllllbll Ross. Mr. l rc1le-rick 5. llntlcrhill. Wir. Haynlontl T. lloopcs. Ylrs. Roy lx Larson, Nlr. Lharlcs 5. Nlusscr. Nlr. Thomas lf. Willis, Mr. liranlx X. Nl arnv rshcaul. lilillllllilllllvl' 5. N. ltwalll. School lioawl--illrs. Rclrclcall XY. Ur. li. liarlton Ahhott. principal and chair- man ol' the Social liccrcational litblllllllllvt' of thc Alliecl Youth of ovcry l.ana ans Council, is the fricntl and atlxiscr l Lanny llowncs. llc stresscs consciousncss of social and scholastic rcsponsi- lom. stutlcnts compre- heml tht- vital part of each intliximlual in thc l to town and hilitics. Through his wism school and tho tluty of the schoo nation. Brisla. hclpful harmony is associatccl with tht- school ollicc. Mrs. .loncs is cxtrcmcly husy as assistant principal and hcatl of tht- guidance - ' s tile- program. hut shc is always really with a an I l ru Jil and a rf-inf-fly for his for a down u-artec 1 1 prohlcm. Quick with suggestions, shf- auls all hcwihlcrctl stutlcnts anel assists tht- Stuelcnt liouncil. Uur school ofliccs arc lscpt running smooth- ly hy two of our own grauluatcs, ll rs. llalflcman. who is Dr. Ross' secretary, and Miss Warren. who is Dr. Abbottis secretary. The school boarml is cxpcricnccal in eradi- cating tliliicultics. They haxc amljustctl rcsourccs to nu-ct present, dew-loping antl anticipatccl nccmls. 'lihcir policy of aalxanccmcnt has pro- grcsscel with incrcasing complications anel climhctl with rising priccs. 'lillt'Sl' are the people- who, hy continually inoculating the school program with such im- prow-mcnts as visual aids, incrcascal vocational inf'ormation and intercultural education, gixc thc stutlcnts the bcst grountlwork for a happy future. Q',...4.,..., A. p W.. Mrs. lfonstancc S. ones xliar Jcunnc Warn-n ps Nlrs. llonahl llahlcman NM..