Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

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N X I V ui ,, ,, f I Aw' . , il xx xx Q XL 1 .,,,,, xx V Q 1 A a H X 1 f I ETS jk, 1946 Lqll HIV ,J F10 ' 72, i sa. i J X N l' li fi V VALUE IT! It X ,k i' 'A' if i' THE WAR IS The news relays, communiques are peaceful in these peace- ful daysg The war is really over and the war is really won. The starry flag could never lag. could never rest. could never drag A moment 'till the great decisive war was really done. To mend, to save, to work. to slave until the home front job they gave Was done, was just a hearty tribute to the hoys away, Who won the peace. made war to cease. and gave our weary hearts release, And brought the happy days which are the glorious today. And even yet, if we forget, the coming ages may regret We won the war in '45 and couldn't see it through. For if we stay and loaf today, some other folks will have to pay Not half so much for what we did as what we didnit do. FALL Y ov-ER 1 f s r I pf. gf -I .f,f'K 3 4-fs .a 1' Ugg, N ,Q get 'L 'H 5 3 :gnu .,..n-. ima 34 '- 59 , Q ,QE , 1 ,L . my 2 iw We -f '77, 'X 1 Q X' Q , . ,mrff ,MQ 'Eff 1 2? 6fV5 - I 1 x X' V LET US WITH THEM A peace has dawned upon a war-torn world. A wearied world. a world with much undone. Midst war and death poor freedom lay passed hy. Forgotten 'till the struggle had heen won. And now we face the future. you and l. For we will someday make or hreak our landg Will leave a thousand cities touching sky, Ur else a hlackened wilderness of sand. A nohle challenge for a noble day. And you and I will surely do our best: The leaders in pursuit of Freedoms way, The strong. united nation of the Wvest. We must not wait until we are of age To gain the knowledge which the world has wrung From life. from death. from truth. from love, from rage. The wretched world is pleading for the young. The library tempts A. llill and J. Us-rllart Chemistry should ln- use-d for the In-nm-lit B. Bra-clit, D. Carner. J. lleaney and D. to widen their horizons of world under- of society not its destruction. say eh:-mists Larson limher up daily for tht- Delco standing. R. Berry. C. Slothower, and D. Eselmer. Championship meet. A QQ? . f lf! 9,8291 y wif: Y ' V f ' 'H ' - , V-f, , in ..f,9Z . .?' ' ' .l , I, JZ ,' :lf ' fa J ' ,f fr! ff. A h xi- Visuialf , V ',4v 6Y !' ll'-VI,le,?' V- 4 ' 1 12,3 ' ,f1'l., ,I fx rfat f 1 f A ' 1 1 74 if I 1326+ ' f 1 , 1 A' Qi! , , f ' V 4 .1 1 K It r- I L! rr I X Hi f' gs? ,A yr' 1, if If ' 1 '. ' 1 . V' ' C nfivx ' nfl- i I' , , f, in lluqf V J . -lm O 1 .f x. M ' sfqff ,G ,V Q . 4 V. ,V V g 5 ug I ,V I I K M, s 'Q4-' fi I t - , , r 1 The year of '45 and '46 is going mighty slow- The swan song of our Seniors, do they really want to go? The juniors haye the honor of the second-rating elassg They'll inherit Mr. Griffin tproyided that they pass I. The Sophomores are distinctive in their undistinc- tiye way, Our little '49ers are the wonder of the day. L 1, , . ..,. , , .5 ug gf-,yw +2 ff' Y? , I S- 5 , I a ' i 5 , 'Fi' 3' K 2 5 t' N ji .Q Y gi V 1 z 315, ' FQ is 3 Q i . S. N. Ewn, JR. FOR THE DEFENSE 0F This January, after four and a half years of Navy life. we enthusiastically welcomed back our old friend. Dr. S. N. Ewan. Jr. l'lis face was familiar to everyone, for although dressed in a commanderis uniform he still had been able to take time from Naval operations to attend some school activities. His cheerful and friendly smile has a way of put- ting one at ease, and under his superior leadership we will strive for more cooperation and unity. Du. CARMON Ross The departure of Dr. Carmon Ross. as acting superintendent. was noted with regret, for Dr. Ross did outstanding work in guiding us through four years of war. ln addition, as organizer and first president of our Allied Youth Council, he brought the community and school still closer together. Dr. E. Carlton Abbott, our principal. worked faithfully under trying war conditions to keep our school at its pre-war standard. With such extra Du. E. CARLTUN ABBOTT ,FN 'Hs ,ze-R x. N, ylviupyinyi 5. i,IlXl'l-'lil-I Nlns. l.nxs'1sxx4'i1 5. .lows Xlns. .ll-QXNNL NX nun-'N l,ys'ii-in uetiyities as Yietnry Corps. rutimxing. and sule uf Yietory liuncls and Stamps. it has lieen extreinely' hard to lmust uf a norinul and well-adjusted sehaml. Wie appreeiute his putienee and unclerstamling whit-ll have llllltlil these years sueeessful and emn- plete. Mrs. Jones. assistant principal. gave valiant serv- iee to the Student Council. of which she was faeulty sponsur. Many l'i0Wll-ll'0tltlt'll hearts were lifted hy her eheery sinile or at heavy liurden lightened hy her sensilmle solutions. Mrs. Chaffee. Dr. lfwunis secretary. yshu replaeed Nlrs. Hulcleinun at lllld-iPI'Ill. and Nlrs. Young. see- retatry uf the sehtml lmnztrcl. kept the superintennlent-s Sfhuol Huural: Nlr. lfharles 5. Nlusser. Mr. tif-urge P. Xkillitnns. jr.. Nlrs. ltelvekah Yultllgl. Feer:-tary. Ylr. Tliefnlnre S. lfettmi Nlr-. H4-ln-rl .l. iliullur. Nlr. I'il'1'tll'I'lt'lx 5. ln- flerliill llr xxilllillll lf Xrnulfl Nlrs Huy lf l.ar-un. Xlr. llllhlllile lL. Xxllll-. llr. 5. X. lfyyan. .lr. ulliee running sinuuthly. While the life of Nliss Wurreii. Ur. ,-Xhlmttis flglll-llillltl man. ysus ai series uf Constant interruptions Slll'll as: 'lllave you seen the pink slips? or Vy'here are the keys tn rmini 597' Certainly our seereturies deserve inure pruise than they reeeiye. The sehool hoard faced innuineralvle olwstaeles yvhieh seemed tn inereuse with rising prices. unulx- lainulile supplies. unml over-llmying rusters. Perhaps. the nnist reeurrent clillieulty. this year. was the replueenient of teachers. But these problems yxere solvecl with sueh ulmility' anti skill that yse. the .-tumlents. hardly realized they existed. Kluremer. they yy ere eunstuntly planning for our future yxelfare. is 7'-150, K T-... LX 1. TEACHERS OF THE 0113 FB D0 5 Accessible. cooperative. and up-to-date. thc mem- bers of the faculty solve any problem with equa- nimity. Although they are confronted with many difiicult situations. their humor remains intact and they give genuine understanding. Mr. Coronway in civics and ancient history. Mr. Snyder in modern and American history. Mr. Drake in American history. and Mr. Grillin in Wiorld Affairs-all help us to learn more about the world of yesterday and today. In teaching us to under- stand other nations. they are builders of unity among all. Languages also further our understanding of others. Miss Cook strives to build a foundation for all languages through Lating Miss Hoopes gives us the language of the 'gHague.', Frenchg Miss Loan and Miss Perkins lend the 'South American atmosphere by way of Spanish. The English language is. of course. the one all should be interested in mastering. Miss Perkins. Mrs. Lisk and Mr. Cershman give the freshmen their initial start in units and help them delve into grammar and composition. Miss Hartman goes still deeper into these rules of writing and heads Scrib- bleris lnk and freshman guide. The Handbook. Mrs. Christ, director of dramatics. and Mrs. Lisk are junior teachers of American Literatureg and Miss McCullough presents English Literature to the seniors. However, in January, Mr. Atkiss returned from the service to replace Mrs. Lisk. whom we were sorry to see leave. His welcome was short-lived though as he resigned in February to take up lndus- trial Relations Work. Fortunately. we secured Mr. Laubach who too had just returned from the service. Wie wish him the success his forerunners had. Mr. Freeman and Miss Adams give the freshmen their start in algebra. while Mrs. Morris carries on with the angles of Plane Geometry for the sopho- mores. Mr. Freeman then takes over to turn out the Finished Product in advanced algebra, solid geometry. and trigonometry. B Winn-H QRII-'FIN EDNYIN Syvum A. Toon Comwwwv llowmzn R. DRAKE NIARGAIUT I' Cook .-hx Lou AIILDIIED B. Hoovns TIIELNIA Pizluuvs kwmmmsq v . ' ' ' -.' ' 'x . XIRGINIA L. Lain-1' Mak mfr Nl. fNlct.1'l.l.oi'c.ir 5 NlAIt'I'HA C.. ll-XIKTXIXX Lol ls GHKNHXIAX il0tlACI'l C. IAi'nAcn ON B. Coualv Hi:Li1N E. Srl-zcllipxs RIARFARFT Srryix- Higiusipm' lloiuiza Row' F. Kiumza HAROLD Kimura Damn Ho-- ln the biological field Mr. lfpley gives the sopho- mores instruction in anatomy and plant life. Mr. Kleckner gives knowledge of the scientific worldfi while Mr. McClure seeks to inform us about chem- istry and physics. Mr. Kramer and Miss Adams provide business education. as Mr. Kraber shows us the tricks of typing and intricacies of shorthand. Miss Ankeny in distributive education prepares the students for a career in business. For furthering our physical achievements. Mr. Horner and Miss Harrington add their contribu- tions. Miss Moss. who strove to show us the im- portance of maintaining good health practices. left us in February Ito take up life anew in the nairiil. Miss Knopf. her successor is doing a fine job in carrying on this work. Twqq.. .-.f-f-..,,,-.-,.--W - s sf.. -. ,-.--.-- . . -f sv.-.-as .- Miss Davis instructs the creative art students with Mr. 'liammery n and Mr. Wenzel taking over in Industrial Arts. Mr. Corbin excels in the music department by handling all the choruses of the school. His band and orchestra also are both exceptional achieve- ments. Mrs. Stephens teaches the girls economy by in- structing them in the art of making their own clothes. Miss Stevens provides a background for a future in cooking. also brings out imagination and creative instincts in her millinery classes. Miss Sheafer is a valuable asset by training the freshmen in the use of the library and recommend- ing suitable books to educate and broaden our minds. ....- ......-.-.., .......'f'a....ss.Lm.a.,EE...-..5.f,.....TL,.f.e'ZT.44,.a1.,.. ' 1.9.12.....32-.'f12.,,Z....gI.,:aa.:b.4L.g-:g. -f:jZ5.f'l'L.,:1.LZg'Zf.fl.fl '.lfff2...gf:ITi2'i'ii.:4.. 13 .- 1 F , A 'Y is B, , f ,f,fJ ':f-1 i , , qw va-'B ' E ,- N ,, in f X if in I. 1. 5 ,, 4 m K 1 , 1 ,iw Wir -it JQ Mr. ll. Drake flenmrlstrate-s hmx to rub down a vln-st uf clrauers which he made with his skillful hands. Xlr. l'. Xl:-tflure l-t'4'ls that playing the vlarinz-I is re-al relaxation from thc olmjr-vtiw inquiries uf his 4'llt'lIl- istrv antl physies Class:-s. Mr. lnnlt-x s vnln wnlleetlulil. nf-ll l . lilltbhll ln l.uns4lmxn4- stutlm-nts. IS u source of gr:-at k'llj1lfIIlf'lll In lliln. Mr. l.. 1,4-rslnnan is tln- emimwrt- master of the G4-rnlantmxn Sym- phony Orchestra. nhivll Eng:-rw Or- nlamly ealls htlie ln-st norm-profess sional m'c'lu--tra l'w lu-arcl in my life. Hrs. ln, xlUI'I'lS sp:-ntls a large pur- tion uf llt'!' sparc- time mllt-1-ring stumps. THEIR Wlhal will hring release from the tensiuns of our pos!-xx ar pear-0? A variety uf nutside interests is the answer to this vital question. Our military authorities reeugnize this tu lw true as they prmidf- Ut'4'llIlilllHlIill tlierapy fur nur wmtmlm-tl veterans. Our f'OIlllllllIllll6S also recognize this fact as they ARE VARIED pmviclr' recreation such as clancingz elasses. veramiv elasses. and stump eolleeting classes for the young and olcl. Our svlmols see to il that there are many extra 1'lIl'l'll,'Ulill'ilCllXllll'S for stuclents. All of us. nu matter who we are. Can hroaclen and enrivh our lives as well as find relaxation and outside interests. SEYIOR CLASS OFFICERS l'resizlan! . . Pvlv ThmnaQ I Irv-Prvsirlefllf . Ilvlvn Rebsluvlx Svrvetunv . . HHa Ilunlap 7-I'l'IISIIl'l'I' . . ,lnlm ,Ium-Q H.tHH.li Hadng XL Undd.J. HanL IL Rvhuovk mud Hn' L.lnnmxL NL DHHnghanL W1 5uHhan nwvhvlau ndnuh-iw MhwIU8G1mlMwump. AnwHmwfm'Hmm-HmmlRwwmQMHmwfnm1U.Hmhmm L Pvuvuvk.lf 1Wunnua W1 5vhanvn.Nl.SparnnsxpHvkh'putmu1 5.lIhvhhw.iL FvHuns.H.lJnnTgan.ll W1lHunw.J.Junvsvhab rln- last minulc llilIl'll wllilz' nailing: In haw Ilwir svniur pirlurvs ting aflvr fvlmol. lake-n. ON THE ALERT ARE PREPARED Our years at l..ansdoivne have eoine to a elose. 'lihe Senior Play. Senior Uanee. and Final have helped to luring our sojourn here to a happy ending. the Student Couneil. has staunehly upheld llonor Soeiety. has set an exeellent preeedent lor the future leaders. George. denioeratie l'resident of the high Our President. Pete Thomas. has eapahly led ns ideals of student government. through this last year. with Helen Relmstoek. Yiee- The eharin. soft-spoken authority. and sineeritv President: lflla Dunlap. Seeretarv: and Ditty of our adviser. Mrs. lfsther Morris. have helped us to jones. ilireasurer. as his eo-workers. 'lihese ollieers attain have norked steadily for unity and good fellowship. john l'il'lllllIIl6'l' and George Young have dis- tinguished theniselves ln rendering high qualities of leadership. john. as President of the National B. Evans. .l, Nlusehanip. and ll. Hoedel adjust the projector so that it will be ready for elasses. One of the higllligzhts of the day is the lnneh honr as testified dovvne a high standing: through these years at l,ans- lligh. ller tireless ellorts have seen ns sue- eessfnlly through every dana-e or affair given. The elass ol 40 will long renienilier the t'UtlIN I'illl4lll and interest of their adviser. hy the pleasant expressions on the faees of D. Tavani. B. Greist. President of Student Cfonneil G. Young: sounds on onn D. Wagner. B. Berry. B. Griffiths, li. llarvey. B. 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Q1 Ntudcut happlly hotueward hound for lunch l' Ecuex P Tx 1 X 1'rtmmer Exam r1Tl1llll tr hx t Im cw E l trtllr ITLQFLCG 5 PEACE ARE 'NHRIAM THPRESE ELBERT xlllNlC8l N mu 15 an actrese JFAN POL'l ON FALLIN Blue eyed Jmks baske all school all the way expert llflglll t and French Club Prexy acttutles espeually art CIJUIHIIIICEQ and semor play a peppy H 5 h nd l es ln swlmmmg and tracted by art ln many form abhors brassy swmg er ron tr for all l teams e I u g am utton 1 to he a success llllxlilt, am lllltifl ts art ADFLAIDI' H EICIIOITI Taentcd Mld ardenll ANN FARQI HAR Active as Yue-Prestdfnt of Student f N rooer Vl orous vareltv cheerleader sohd smg.er Ollfllll tn HIY hockey and art wor has yarlety o n in emhrauable Eula of senlor play lnterfsts range rom tertsts from a sallor to walking 1n tht ram will make a l dark h3ll l'1l men to footllght g.lamorouQ cover yr ,lNfK ELSKANIP Golden halred El1 goee for the gurl Q XROLYW JANE FELLOWS An ardent art worker ln eyery fond of football top trackster curvaclous Conga way lynn speclallzes m ceramlcw and pamtmg adoree ll s glr Qports a convertible coupe Quper Qoph II'93SllI'Pl a certaln paxr of brown eyee and prolonged phone ca Q atm goal engmeermg for a career ln deslgnlng DON QLD EDWARD E51 HNER Energetlc worker on home JOHN A FRONINIER JR Qports fan five letter man wln room reaponslbthtlea as school lab HQQISIHIII Don prepares ner of trophy as football manager able preeldent of ,Ir Class for hte carter chemnal engneermg. dxsllkes Spanlsh and llonor Society bralnv Johnny horn debattr will po fayor sallln, and camping. far as a lawyer NIXRX O IWXNS ac star ll Q atte co DVNILL A IAIE scan Cnty blonde D gan cl te 1 tl rf 1 I I l head ennles Qhuns studying and turmps drnmg and danung, collects records enjoys sam o oo ents nuan p soft on sports and eating. major attractlone for her lr I ball and woodtraft this drawing demon wtll Qoon star ln the ld nus and Phy hd teachmg commerctal art wor Q T ll l cl D Blod ett xn Qemor JOXN E GARDHNER Xlwaye ready to eat prefere ham ROBERT .I EXAlN a ta ente r g p ay runnmg out of ga dlea rees wxth htm wante to be burgers and chocolate mllkshakee to other thmge concelted l hw Q to be Q turda nl ht casanoya pet hobby drawing bound people annoy .loan enjoys dancin, a ot fpe a a y g to he an architect or eml engmeer come a good TFCGPIIOIIIQI 21 I I I , ' Q ff l. 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'v . . . f . . . - I ' . . . . - Y Pen 1 Bri 4 ht Kar nc r llarm han ome fun llllllfillll a South Kmeruan dance K '1 o II rlu 'N ballet ch rt F ll: t r R ll 1 0I'l'll'l'lll,I'llfy D B STRIVE T0 RAISE 'NANCY JANE CARRIS . . . Little Fats is full of fun . . . PIIYLLIS GRACE HARINC . . . Amiable Phyl' active in Hi-H ardent collector of movie stars pictures . . . willing office worker and Honor Society . . . considers cooking fun . . . cant stand . . . A Cappella warbler . . . dotes on Don ,Iuan Doyle . . . math . . . talks Van Johnson over chocolate nut sundaes . . . wi desirous of being a secretary. qualify as registered nurse. NADA CELLETICH . . . Honors to Nada calm and efficient as- ELAINE HESNER . . . Happy Hess . . . indulges in art as a sistant secretary in high school office . . . good .enior play ticket hobby . . . able office helper and senior play ticket salesman . . . saleswoman . . . dancing vacations and the Navy rate high with adds artistic touches to school dances . . . secretary of art concern er. i: her aim. ROBERT GILL . . . Bashful Bob . . . likes friends and food . . . ELLEN PATRICIA HOCAN . . . Pretty Pat delights in danc- Student Council representative . . . dodging dribbler and shifty in . . . has been an able and willing helper at high school tea: center . . . dance decorator . . . hobbies-drafting and math . . . . . . shuns early rising . . . is strong for Marines and Christmas plans to be industrial engineer. . . . takes to traveling. EY ELYN LOUISE GOLDY . . . Lucky Lou her own dress- ARTHUR DAVIS HOPKINS . . . Hoppie has a definite liking maker . . . steadfast on senior play committee and home room for sports . . . is a terror on tennis and basketball courts . . . responsibilities . . . fleet-footed roller skater and dancer . . . speedster on local gridiron . . . dotes on juicy steaks and ice aims to be of service in a ho:pital. cream . . . plans to be an engineer. KATHERINE E. CROSS . . . Capable Kay . . . on senior play .IOAN HUENE .... A rtistic soft-voiced Jody' . . . dependable costume committee . . . Lansdowne rooter and Penn enthusiast Hi-Y and LAHIAN staff member . . . delightful dance decorator . . . favors chewing gum ice cream and curly hair . . . fancies . . . dogs boating and travelin thrill her . . . shuns math . . . future as efiicient secretary. aims for art career. CAROL R. HAAS .... A miable red-headed Carol . . . claim: LUCILLE ININERST . . . Smiling Pete passes time with pho- collecting records and pictures her hobby . . . wonder of wonders to raphy . . . an asset to A Cappella and school assemblies . . . --she likes work . . . only tomatoes disliked . . . looking forward ardent social service member of Hi-Y . . . play enthusiast . . . to missionary work. plans a dramatic career. 22 X D Hopkm J R ones e A I IROSI B I lndutmuth J Huene ,I Ix1r 1 lxcrr H I 1rs R Ilp c ut: I Inner t D H lxe le lxrem 'N I 1 or E Ionerg1n THE STANDARDS OF JOHN R JONES 1 all ro11nd athlete charg mg quarterback dangerous drlbbler ace on the dlamond able 4-6 accountant shuns sllppery basketball court sports world hls amb1t1on GEORGE ,I KARSNER Kush Staunch school store salesman clellghts 1n dancmg veteran courtman 1n bas ketball and tennls L H S s VOICE behlnd the grld plays sports announcer h1s goal DONALD H KELI EY Sportsman Kel rates football school store salesman dlsllkes d1et1ng BlllClxS a weak ness sportswntmg h1s goal HELEN LOUISE KELLY Llkable Lo11 collects rec ords able office helper craves chewmg gum and cokes marvels at Yaughn Monroe and Frank Smatra shuns homework housewife her amb1t1on 'NIARY LOUISE KERR Weezy collects stamps o11r year veteran on art committees shudders at sp1nach and studymg sl1e finds art IIHISIC and ba kttball satlsfymg amb1t1o11s to be a nurse DOROTHY XIRGINIA KREIN Dotty ls an ardent sports fan and movie goer makes sewmg and drawmg her hobbles chooses Chlnese foods helpful on art commlttees plans career 1n secretarlal work LIVING ,IOACHIM A LAROSA Weteran member of wrestlmg team Amo helps 1n school store good natured as they come rather dance than do homework headed for c1v1l r mechan1cal engmeermg DAVID H LARSOIN Sports 1n1nded Swede a veteran foot ball wrestlmg and track man tall and handsome Student COIIHCII treasurer lover of mov1es and IIIUSIC 8mblIl0llS to be an archltect NANCY LASOR AITIIJIIIOIIS H1 Y School Bea11t1ful Cha1rman about the 'Xmencan A1rl1nes Nance yearns to be a lab techn1c1an BETTY LINDENNIUTH Always Iaughmg just loves to dance and skate helped on stage committee for senlor play Betts d1sl1kes catty g1rls constantly wrltlng to Al yearns for c11rly ha1r RENEE LIPSCHUTI Fanc1es tall dark men Rmks adds her talent to tl1e A Cappella cholr fussy customers and stubborn people gr1pe her photography her pet her a1m a successful IJIISIDFSS ELEANOR LONERGAN Nttracuve El was secretary of Jumor class hobby IS collectmg theatre t1cket stubs Ocean C1ty her weakness to be a housewife her amb1t1on Ken her love 3 1 . . ' 5 . . J ' H. I.. K lly . .1 Sz . -' ' . G. . 'z sler BI. I.. ' - D. . 4: .on . .' s h . .. s . . ' l y D. V. ' A .', .: S . . . 1 , '.,'... D't ... - - . - ...', - - . .1 v - , , , , . . . . . . . . . - . l ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 ' sa ss ' - no , vu . s . . . . . . , . . . . .- L , - . . . . . . - , , ' . . . , ,, ,, i . . N .I . . . wrestling, and baseball his favorites . . . in senior play . . . . . . dislikes people who crack peanuts in the movies . . . crazy . . , . . . , V V . . . ' ,, ,, I- u s s I I l . , 'T 1 I I 1 . gs .. Y . . v V. H H I . an ' . . . 'D , i D . . . . i . . ... -s ...f 1 .f Q... ' , ... ' Q ' . , :', s' ' 5 ,,' ', ' ' 1 I 1 1 -' . Y V . ., ,. .N v A - 1. .. A . X 4 Q 4 -. L . . Q A Q 1 n . . . ' ., . . . i c . . . I , ' . . . T , . i ' . . . . , . 2 'Nl Nl utre l NI or D J Nlentztr X Nltore H Nlur C N 'mo 9 C Nlcllcrmt tt I' Nltllt 'tn D I Nlorgan H 'tlusclt nut NN Nl xr IH E Xl Xlcf ettt 1 I T 'Nlmmch NI lx Nlorrt tn C N tth WE REALIZE THE NEED F OR STRENGTHE LLNKE Nl XRY NIAITRE Enthusia tic bowler and hor e DORIS JEAN 'NIILNTZER Qteady member of art committees back rider happiest when eating fried chicken and listening football ticket salesman delights in spending money to to Perry Lomo Mary favors a certain soldier yearns see Yan Johnson and eating strawberry shortcake dreamb of to be a photo rapher vi mn gan Francisco GORDON C 'NIANO Rugged Cordo is one of our football DOROTHEA F 'NIILLIGAN Dottie hobby 1s sports stars breaking up with a certain little miss hi hobby good art committee member for dances attracted to Penn and happiest when zooming around in hts car atms for career as dances not drawn to homework nor early rising plane football coach to be a laboratory technician JEAN WILSON NIARTIN benlal .lean ever generous with LOIS TREY A VINNICH H1Y secretary muslcs her Cappella hobbies are knitting cookm music nursmgs Holm in orchestra member of Handbook Qtaff headed her chosen profession for kindergarten teaching DOROTHY IRENE M COOL Ambitious Do alway Ll ILABETH ANN 'NIOORE Bet y four years B Honor willing to lend her artistic talent loves music dancing and Roll veteran accomplished cello player member of H1Y traveling tn four years may be found teaching the younger finds apple ple a la mode irresistible look forward to generation sewing and cooking a co ed colle e education SARA CAROI YN 'VIIDLRNIOTT attractive lovable Mickey DORINDA JANE MORGAN Sailing drawing and collecting sweet soprano in A fappella National Honor Society s foreign dolls are hobbies of petite Qkttter member of senior secretarv Garner and Crm crlbe crazy about boys play property committee prefers mu IC and book tr city life names beginnm with D bound for Duke longs to travel hl EANOR MAY 'Vld LTTIFAN Pleasant to everyone NIARY KAY MORRlSON HIY helper Naes pet enjoys sewm in her spare time untldy people annoy her hates are homework and rainy days warbles in A fappella shines at Llt Brothers Eleanors patience will make ber 1 fiend on record collecting dancing and eatin 0 a successful mt slonary or nurse on bein a dental hygienist 24 l E ..,. :Al x D. . . 'C tl . . , A E. 1. . u E. . . phy fi. . .lt , . . . 1 D. 1. . ' ig. . . . H J . , J 1 r I. '. . : t' .... I 'gat ., , . ' ' . . '. . lst . .lt H. N V D n . Y .q.., 1 . .1 vc 1 g . 'S' ' g e 'Q . f V v .. H- tt . yn - , . A., s tt -... Q ' 'QQ-'S ' e... 'Q' ' Q J... ' ff... ' r T .l v . , tl . . . l l , Y. , vt . . . l- . . . . ei lc her talents . . . 'teen age Tony in senior play . . . songster in A hobby . . . Minnie loathes rainy weather and cheese . . . plays . . . h . , g. L . . . - . t . . . - . . . rl A l. ii c H Ill... ' S q.'. A . ...H S., , 'i ' Q. i . . . e , l Y, . . . le . . . .- 1 ' ' - -' . tr ' . . D . , v 1 . . ,, .I ., . , .. y. . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . ', , , N . . . . . . , . V . . ,, . ., . . 'S' '. ' ' ' ' . s' 'sn i . . U . .4 N ' F '. f 1, .:l' 1 . ' .. . ' '- ... .1': ....': ' '. ' ', ' 'g...sld Lk .SJ B g . g I . .M , 9 4 bf. 'Nell See nutlw elected Ntudent L0llIlC'll pre ldent hake hands wth Nlanater Pete Thomae l Neclx lere7 tvu O horn l 1 e lower lc ncoc f l rum Dwfemfify TED NHT UIVS me 0 HHIVI T 0 El DOR K ll 'Nll RPHY n uerf- to yrt crave: N lRf l'NI X PERE7 Frundlv and entrrtalnmg waeatlon horsehael-. flillllb and tall men eltuen of lolmwn wonder at Otean fm and lowes 1t terrlfte var tty goahe black of Mondera She hltek to work hopee some day Goon to be a Coats and lner mth Ytgle are taboo hope-Q to trawel and nurse In the LIIIYFII qtatea Navy hte 1n Cahfornna H Aly53yQ aCCQptq 1101116 rgfjnj fe alld allfaflllf' 'X CBDPQHH ponktbxhtw cheerfully made people laubh as BIHE ln the Ulfnlbfl' I fe 4931K and C0 CQ U uallw RWD flfltlng en1or play dlshltes borlng. awemhhe- ambltlon to go D81 Car 'NIH and lllmle F 3 1 WPT? PUIHUV mg., a 1,11-,mug of hl. Own 'Nawy control her heart mterut cur-TL uttru Lmattle Yluflt tom tttt-tn.-Q H. JON PORTS nor:-fttalflf S 'woe of flnwf at or lullfully handled prop- for the armor play dreams mu' danfmi- mmw lan -'Ulm Un and ' Pfflalll Rat U' of attendmg lzarlham and enjoylng, all of IIN warned attnntles hh Wlfh and frank? bu dflwfg ' I and hff 'Wt' otlable and enslble BARBARZ FNEEILYCI b Prettlyl Honor fsoirlety iffaglier Q XY AI TER E POW ELL .IR Not Q0 bl but a nughtw power I WCW ary 0 renc U F alrman 0 ar commmee or en ful vwreatler Vialtzx loxee good food member of Qtu mr play tagged Ban by all gtampg Qheuc and making dent C0lll'lC'll and a al to all a er ln an Ol 0 ceranuce are her hobblea p E wxelght planning to 0 to College LFL OSBORNE Outstanding, HIE Student Council and JXXILQ J p pow ER X lover nf Jan rwnrd, 1, Tyrone Honor Soclety gurl llltable unforg.ettable mother of the nner ,tart Hen nnr pr a bnrn mecnann. latex Senmr plaw hl-tes dogg candx art drnmg. and most of all nn, n In nnnn at glnatra hktg danmnn and ,nun lansdossne Qnov hopes to beeonu a mall mapector JOXLE ELAINE PE KCOCK AH6Cll0Il3l6lS tagged the Ln U. DREX PRICE A prettw pettte blonde sereatnle cheer tle One pretty and popular hould be a model for Pep leader hockex and ba ketball ace out tanthng 1n ans rroup Qodent ad dld you ever Qee her when Che waant eatlngr' ln Qtudent C0llIlCll and H1 Y though Qhort on mchef prlde and Jov of the Qenlor Claw she- long on per-onahtw 25 , A 5 X . , . ,ot -s' .S 'sl : ' . U - 5. .' V, . YV. E. l'v'-ll,Jr. L. 4 Q H. R. 'Aff J. P. ' ' J. E. 1 k ,l.I'1rts A, - f yn I . f P . 'S ja?-L17 P f L' I I I ' .A ..F .... 1 leo: Nl '... '. Ifg ' .... V 4 - 's , E 'I V v Y 1 1 i 'j v' 6i '97 Y V V gl 'f - l's, .... ' ' S .-. 1. s W . 4 11 U-.-Vf' -Sv' S' pl:-H 1' ' .- Y Q-' .5 S - S.' S . 'f 3 1'4- 4 ' , . - ' ' ' Q ....yot'l - S' t. s , s . 1, . 1 Q.. f I L - - .ng 7A 4 ' ' . ....4y k ng . 'v V - L . , . Q M, v,, ' - Y , .. -v, , , ,. . 1 L L.- .' . 'k PM P' ll gle to sl Us dlsn: N P' ' g . 'O W 5 ' ' -'lv -X .1 'Q . . ' .... t , Q ' U- '. - ' .'. sf'-- k 5 'P 'V H ' r' 5 i ls 'l s 'f . ... ' ...s 1 - . s' s 51' N u u h to 1 B I Conan theme paper I Rme ze IJ Richardson VK H Schiffer J' H M Reb t ck I? Rte J Scirxnen D Ree e IN Scent XX Schdnen mag .Sincere BBUTII B 000 or ALL PEGGY RAETZE . . . A hazel-eyed brunette . . . full of fun WARREN H. SCHAFFER JR .... This jazz hater but music both cheerful and f' dl . . . r1en y . . . talented in music poetry lover is always found in L.H.S. band . . . favors winter and and dramatics . . . likes fine foods good books and all music canlpin . . . active member of Boy Scouts . . . by nature a fron B h B ' ' 1 ac to oogle. mechanical drawer . . . by profession an undertaker. HELEN MARIE REBSTOCK . . . Red-headed hockey captain .IEANNE SCI-IANEN . . . Th' t ' ' is win is an active member of Hi-Y . . . vice-president of senior class honor student and popular Hi-Y . . . interested in music and dramatics . . . likes humorous peo- member . . . an all Ameri ' l . . . h ' ' ' ' ' ' ' can Elf mat ematlcal wizard . . . ple and dissection of animals . . . cant stand Jazz music and peppy pretty and persuasive. longs to study physiology. DREW' REESE . . . The fellow whose ambition it is to be a man WINIFRED SCHANEN Likable Winnie' o d - . . . . . . t and a lawyer . . . dislikes teachers physics and all homework pendablc blue-eyed I.AHIAN editor . . . I -C 'I f on nner ounci o Hi-Y . . . finds great pleasure in :ports mathematics girls and more . . . likes dancing and Vaughn Monroe . . . in 's a - girls. ' ' ' ' getting gal with plenty of vigor and vim. DAVID RICHARDSON .... -K nswers to Dave' . . . in bands RAY C. SCHMIDT . . . Sports fan Smitty rides in a Pontiac brass section . . . collects records as a pastime . . .lives for groans at Shakespeare and homework lives for I1 h . . . . . . ' mc lunch cars and more music . . . roans over too much homework period . . . aims at mechanical engineering . . . but whos first and out-dated dance bands. last and always with him? HAROLD B. ROEDEL .... -X ctive member of the stage projec- DORIS SHAW . . . Often gives a helping hand in office . . . tion, and amplifier crews . . . good movies, trips and anything Reds has odd hobby of collecting signs . . . enjoys music and mech . 1 . . .w . . . anlca are tops on h s list . . . dislike- silly, loud-mouth a good swim . . . can't stand grapefruit or shy people . . . desires girls and senior English. to play a guitar. VIRGINIA NANCY SCENA . . . Soft spoken 'gGinny yearns for JANET CLAYRE SHUSTER . . . Petite brunette . . . intrigues Southern High . . . decorates ever th' 'th f b ll ' y mg wi oot a pennants all . . . member of Ht-Y . . . craves chocolate sodas . . . often . . . finds sitting long disagreeable . . . secretary or housewife found driving Dad's car . . . has no time for sarcastic people will be her f t . ' u ure . . . her future aim Penn State. 26 R C Schmidt X XI Skeats E J Smith J H Speidel B C Straub D Shaw E I Smith J' F Soravta J NI Sproul J YN Streater I C Shuster G Nl' Smith A R Sparrow 'NI I Storti VN R S ull ivan C-5,,,,S,Aa3'Cm.n.w OA-ssgfi 'Qc 'tlnlsstdstb fiat BML? LJ OD 'S to'U PEQPLES AND FAITHS I CUR HOPE ' 03 Rs 'Q'Cc' WICTORIA 'NIAY SKEATS Nicky victorious violin player raises collxe dogs good basketball and hockey manager pet peeve is dlshwashlng pet fancy 1 driving the car looking forward to college life ELIZABETH SMITH Peppy varsity cheerleader likes to jitterbug and sleep vice president of Jr class Student Council Sec and Sec of Frosh class dancing Bet beat Bet Crable any day GERTRUDE 'NIARIE SMITH A small but powerful hockey swims like a fish has sold a lot of candy with her win ning smile yearns to become a nurse E JO AN SMITH Capable courteous Joanne noted for lending a helping hand to school store Hi Y and innumerable committees expert pianist please note nothing di please er goal interior decorating JOSEPH F SORAVIA Solid sender of L H S drum merboy of John Clovers band easy going Joe has no is lkes hobby is collecting records anxious to be a ro fessional drummer ANIERYLLIS RAE SPARROW Snappy blonde 'lien our southern belle talented actress no time for two faced people pet hobby collecting pitcher plans to work awhile longs for a southern cllme 27 JACK H SPEIDEL Spike eats sleeps and breathes music looks cute in tails can always find time for a blonde thmks Crosby and Goodman desires to retire at 21 Anti Lombardo JANE MILLER SPROUL always found talking that way about a certain foot ball player quite an artist no time for dentists kindergarten teacher she hopes to be Sproul little but mlghtv 'NIARY JOSEPHINE STORTI Collects photographs of fam loves good music can always find time for dancing and bowling ambition to be a good typlst BETTY C STR AUB Likes Perry Como and a certam sailor named Bill Bet collects the latest record hits greatest dislike getting up early bowling is her chief activity housewife is her ambition JACK W STREATER Yersatile likable Jack pleasing plafll t alert school news reporter radio wizard and sensational grandad in senior play no dislikes except bean mushrooms and ramy days WILLIANI ROBERT SLLLIX AN This husky athlete favors wrestling track and football dislikes people who talk about nothing in spare time can be found reading a book 1 aim for Princeton Xt gg ' u . . I SO . . ' . I ' . -6. g 5. . T ,., Y. . . . ,g .,,, . . .i , . .e U , , U . - it vt - - I I u,w Q . . u 8 H V3 . . V. .. player is our Trudy . . . enjoys her singing with A Cappella ily and friends . . . Jo has willingly served at many teas . . . W in .., . . . . .' L. , Q- .H H... u . . . N ' ' . . .. 2 . . . , s es , .L - .- .u.:g .... Ik . :.. ,- vi ' - -, . , , ' ' s... '- p- l' ' s, , as -Qu is v 3 V - ... .... . '- . , ., I ... -. ' I , ' s... - ' ' ...Bll ' ' - ' . 's ' . I S Numm 1 X 'lil l n VS rm G AN h te T nr. T R VN tgn r X W erkhel IL Wh R T n F Tur X kk 1 e C W 1 NN lllt 348 1946 h'iZ'Lf IIM fgfll' ,, lt A FIV ll ACC:IdEPu'I'u4'q-IWIE BARBARA S SUNIAIY Busy Bobble can be found WALTER RICHARD WAGNER Hand ome NI or Todd ln servmg at chool teas takes to the 'Navy llke to drlve entor play member of A fappella ehoru IS fond ot 'VV the famlly automoblle 1 often found at the plano hopes dancm 3mblllOllS Dlck ha hitch htked to New Orlean to become a dress buyer dl ltkes chem: try longs to travel 0 DORIS FLORENCE TANEY A cheerful red head oves BARBARA ANN WAKE Attractive brunette Babo to play Joke on people uolms are one of her pet hates dl likes gettmg, up early ln the morning has a flare for art an admlrer of Frank Qtnatra IS fond of mu tc Don actlve worker on dance commlttees llke Ronme long to see New York wtll make a uccessful artl t DONIOINIC R TAY ANI On the B honor roll favors ,IOANNE PARKER WARINC Always ready to work baseball always eating. we cream women hat annoy acttve HIY member able C and C reporter takes to from Cornell as an engmetr ,Io hope to attend Duke Ilnlverstty EDC AR I THONIAS .IR Red headed Class prestdent AWN WERKHEISER Alway on the go llkes good mu as T Newton Todd starred ln Qentor play enjoys ports of ste as long as Its not opera Jut ask her about Bob all kinds always full of vtm and Vlglll' wtll be an engl Annle lb sports mmded mtends to own a glft shop and vt lt neer or an Army man Qwltzerland some day ELIZABETH .IOY CE TILTON Lower of movte popular CORINNE C WHITE Tall and ltm Corney can be mu IC and the Nfarlnes Betty adds her WOICC to A Cappella found on manv art commlttees you mustnt keep her wattlng chorus works hard on Home Room re pon lhllttles for 1t annovs her llke danclng blueberry ple and the Navy yearn to travel far ln the future ambltlon alr hostes RLTH E TURNER Peppy red head excellent bowler CERALDINE WHITE Cute little brunette nolsy Gene dtsltkes pegged pant and rldmg ln crowded bu e weve ln semor play member of A Cappella erve n IIIIIQIKSIIC about danclng and katmg, look forward to beeom Qtudent Council ju t adore deep blue eyes he wtll be mf, a dress de lgner a sueccss m soctal work RICHARD VAN ZANDT Always ready for Home Room re JOAN ILAIAIFRLING WHITTI E Writer for the G and C sponslblllty yearns for a convertible Bulck actually llkes takes part ln Home Room responstbllltles enjoys Eng to work u her for semor play IC a lutton 1 o l1 h literature sees no rea on for homework over the week become a curl englneer ent ,loan plans to studv Journal: m 28 t , 9 090 I C C O I Il. Q. ,' y E. C. Thonzts. jr. R. '. '.:n dt ,I. I'. 'n ' 5: . ' i D. F. :x -y E. J. ilton AY. . 'z f e 1 . ' ' 'ser J. '. ' ittle ' f D. . 1 'ani R. .. ner II. . . '.k C, . 'I ite D. P. 'aunts X , 9 if 'Cir X ' 4 2 V . KW I I A ' X 55 ' 99 7 ' ' Q ' J ' ' ' . 'g... ' s' I ' s... . 's' 's . . . e . - ' I , -, If -v ' s . -... ' ' s I ' I . s C 's . V - Y tt M - W , Y V . 1 . . Q 1 - . - K . A I I I . Q . C 1 v - . '- ' 's s ' '- - . 1. . him . . en'oys buildin model lanes . . . ho es to graduate dancing and the Arm . . . dislikes seafood and homework . . . J .3 P P M n Y i ' A . f . s ' . '. ,. I. . I, .... - .t .' N' I 's ' - - - 9 - I - l - - - I - 5 I J. ' -f Q ' I. . . . I S . ' . . . I ' 's, '. s' M ... . . ,. ,, . . , . . s . ' . . . ' , 4 . . . . , s s e... ' it ...'s ', ', s ' ' . . . . ' ' - ' - es. v - 1 - -1 - . . Q ' - 1 - I I l . a f . . . E ' s ' ' ss...en- I A ...s so ' s '... 's ' '- , , , s :...s ' ' ' .e s' . : ' . ' . H I I 1 Q 1 L , 4' I A E. 4 1 4 Q 1 . O - T. ' s ' ' ... D'k's Ill.. 'st As ' S ' ' ' ' - ' . ls . . . . . I ' 's . Amateur Night. J. J. Barry R. T. Fetters F. I.. Lee R. E. Xvolff Il. II R. Dutton S. ll. Good BI. Stone C. Ii. Young C, J. Engle li. S. llitchins IJ. E. XVilli:tnts V. Ziviello DONALD P,-Xl'l. WILLIAMS . . . Good-looking athlete . . . l RfKNCl'lS l.EOlNORA LEE . . . Good-natured Fran . . . Sideburns they call him . . . likes girls-one in particular . . . rather play the piano than do mathematics . . . has a special yen member of .-X Cappella and Student Council . . . ambition to be somebody, someday. somehow. JOHN JOSEPH BARRY .... A fun and sports loving chap with a winning smile . . . known as 6'Barry the Banker . . . dancing distasteful to him . . . aetive in Victory Corps . . . is ambitious ltr iltlftllllt' 8 SPUTIS 3.HIlttllIlt't'I'. R. ll. REESE DTTTON . . . Distributiye Ed. lion ,luan . . . delayed aetion grill . . . has won many girls with that wavy hair . . . goes out for lutnting with a bang . . . added attraction to tht- Nlarine Corps. KLXIXIN ,L EXGLE . . . Curly-haired Cal, an all-round sports- mau . . . four year wrestler. trackman, and football player . . , athletie representative for Student Council . . . Vrayes a con- yertible Cadillac. RIKIIIARD TXYLOR FETTERS . . . Easy-going . . . Crazy about dances. sports. and food. espeeially hoagies . . . Ri1'ky's axerse lo early rising. but dreams of becoming a railroad president. SXl.l,Y Bl.'tNtiIIH GOOD . . . Craek ehess expert . . . definite- ly not a rttmmy player . . . hobby is writing . . . dislikes Whit- man and Math . . . play. poetry and moyie lou-r . . . ambition is lo write a noxel. E. STANLEY HITCHINS . . . Hiteh . . . Handsome and adored i'Dunk in senior play . . . murders milkshakes . . . able basketball manager . . . follows college gridiron and basketball courts . . . plans College career. for the Army . . . Can be seen in basketball and baseball . . . sings in A Cappella . . . aims to be housewise and famous pianist. XLXRCARET STONE . . . Great football fan . . . earliest Hi-Y member . . . Maggie favors the Army and boogie woogie . . . has very few dislikes . . . hopes to be teaching student Calisthena ies. DOROTHY EDNN WILLINNIS . . . Known as Dotty . . l't'I'lllIlil'S are her hobby . . . enthusiastie member of lli-Y .. . swimming and horseback riding appeal to her . . . mathemativs disagree with her . . . aims to be a seeretary. RIIIIIARD E. YYOLFF .... 'Xlways drising that blue Ford . . . Wolfie is husky traekman . . . happy-go-lucky member of .X Cappella . . . never shirks llome Room responsibility . . . hope-Q to Hy 'gin the wide blue yonderf, GEORGE BONRIHIAN YOIWNC . . . Popular Student Couneil president . . . member of the baseball and basketball teams . . . Judge enjoys Bing Crosby . . . girls hold no interest for him . . . hopes to own a Cadillae. someday. YIRUINIX ZIY1lil.l.O .... 'Xlways ready to talk . . . her hobby is 1-olleeting photographs . . . she enjoys typing wry much . . . dislikes getting up early in the morning . . . Zixie will make a good typist. H. Smith and R. Selunidt win first prize at The .lunior Class. with the valuable assistance of Mr. Drake. got off to a lvig start last Fall on their third lap toward their final goal of graduation. Their first outstanding success was the junior- Freslnnan party. which under the leadership of llretnell Williams. helped to hind the two classes closer together. The niine of ability' in the Junior Class was shown hy the fact that it was represented in every activity' either in or out of class: sports. social affairs. and government. Nine junior lvoys were on the varsity' foothall team: Pete Purse. Bruce McCain. and Holm Jlllll II Junior officers R. Cortner. J. Murphy. l.. Nlertz. X. Sec discuss happenings of the day. Covey' on the varsity' hasketlvall team. the trio from Aidan: Mickey' Greenwood. Bill and Joe lVlcClaren and liretnell Williams and Bill Valentine: and eight boys on the wrestling teani that won a championship lor Lansdowne. Margie Klagens was the only' junior girl to receive a varsity letter for hockey. while vivacious Jane Murphy. vice-president of the junior class receiy ed one each for her splendid cheer lead- ing and lvasketball. Fifteen junior varsity' letters were awarded in hockey. hasketball. and cheer leading. Lois Deiss received one in each ofthe three sports. Louise Hertz. competent secretary' of the junior class found time to lie a leader of Lansdowneis social activities. and was recently' the co-chairman of a successful clothing drive. Many' junior girls were active as organizers of the Hi-Y sponsored clulms for freshmen and sophomore girls. The juniors put a great deal of work into the preparation for their l'roni. the biggest event of the season for some. The Civic Forum League discussions at 'lieinple liniversity and the panel discussion at our school and others in the county provided our juniors with knowledge of modern prohleins and study' of gov- ernment. while their excellent officers put that ex- perience in every day life. Hom. Hooyi 23 Hou' I. lcfl to riglzl: .l. Meluzio. VV. Wilson Nl, XlcK+-lvcv. X. Sinclair. .-X. ffoslcllo. Nl. llie R. Nlanfu-ld. N. llornscy. VS. llclllarcii. -il lloyiii Rooyi 516 P. XKl'sl'llIl. K. llopkins. 30 llolilswortli. Ron' 2. left I0 riglil: Xl. llarnes N Patrick. lf. ilanjaniie. D. Rupp. l.. Yigucrs. l llalentino. X. Welle. l . Schroeder. Nl. llosn Role 3. left to riglzl: lf. Nlcfllinis. Nl. 5. Yichol .l. Stroud. li. llochlnan. .l. Shepherd. K. Pow lt. l.ee. Run' l. le!! lo riglzl: l. ln-arv. M. lmrn I P. Taslrjian. B. Nlcliain. 'l'. llagv. R. Kaullm n Row I. lfqfr lo riglili K. Peters. ll, l'alIon X l.aloup. Nl. hreenwooil. X. Rohr-rts. J. Posey' X Carroll, W, Xnwlcrson. lf. llUlIlf'I'flPl'fl. Ruiz' 2. 1 to rfgliii Cl. Slolliower. cl. Jones. lf. llodsliall lr .-Mlalns. .l. l,l'llllIlll1'li. NI, Wolll. l.. llarl. J. l.aey S. Yolrath. R. Koi-nlfling. .-X. Waller. Rflll' 3. c In flglllf H. lzddy. X. llafncr. .l. lXt'illlf'Y. X Clark. R. Rolvinson. N. See. X. l.cwis. ll. William SIZZLE WITH GLCBAL ALERTNESS IIUNH1 Roux: S58 Y Rau' 1. fvfl In rlgflli NI. II4'l'IIIQ'I. ff. Flve-Iv. .I. I Npunpu. I.. II1'I-lll'I'. I.. xIlINUIl. II. IIIl'Ix4'I'NUIl. Ix. XNIIIM-lluln. II. Iluskin. .I. I'u1'ilIi. Run' 2. fvfl In riglll: II. Hugalll, .I. IIi11kln'. X. Xlurvvl. II, ffur- rull. XI. Ifinmm-1-Iuin. II. FILIIIII. 5. Rilf-5. I'. Iiryanl. In. 1.0-lm-Ilu. Rau' F. lv!! In right: 5. Imxlllmll. I If. IM-In-I. N. xIIl1'l'Irllll. II. IIHM1-r. If. I'1pIn-y. If. N Iavk. .I. Iilappivr. II. IlrifIilI1f. .I. Salmon. XI. Mi!- I-In-ll. Il. Peas:-. lk Ilona Hmm -1U Rau' I. lejf In right: If. SCIIUIDPT. .I. Un-II:-lir'I1, II. XYIIIIU. R. 'II1'Im. If. W'Il1'c'If'r, I.. Kil'Ife'1Ic's. H. Wall:-rf. R. xxIl'l'Iil'IFQ'l'. H. IIILlIu'l'. Run' 2. lvfl to riglzl: G. AlIi1IIIS. D. A. I.im-lu-rl. M. .InIl11fm1. BI. KIl'l'klltxT. D. Nlvllvnry. P. lfarrnII. ,I. Flric'kIamI. If. VIIIIHIIIIJPIIII. Ii. SIIPII. I.. IJ:-iv. Il. IIaIe-. Ron' 3. lvff In right: .I. III-alle-y. XY. I'Il'1llIlllll'I'. II. I,u-Ijarrl. , , .. . ,. . . I. Iurw. IX. Ialz-nllllv. I. xIl'I'l'fIlIIl. N. Iv-In-5. ff. Ormluvrif. Il. Kl'frIlI10I'. Ii. IJHHavPl1. -K llmlu Hmm 12 Run' 7. lvfl In right: I.. NI:-rtz. XY. llriv-t. XI. NILIQLVIIN. W. Ilurwy. I.. Nf'xxl1m1111. II. IIurlu-r. .I. Iirulwm-r. II. Slrw-ulvr. .I. U4-51-r. Kun' J. lzjf! In rzgfzli I . BlI1'Ii1lIl'U. P. xIilIlNllI'w'. YI. I.. Iillllfr Iupll. If. XxY2iQ1lll'I'. I.. KHilI1In'y. XI. I,2lIIf'I'NHIl. NI. Grim-lr. N. Iirulz. NI. I.. IIIIlllUl'l'. Ron' 3. lvfl tu riglzli II. IS:-rry. I'. IIIIQII. I.. Vfilliunl-. .I. Wu- IlllllIl'I2lIl. N. llulvwn. I.. SIIIIIII. IL. I.IlillHll. K. SVIIQIII-!'I'. YY. IIVIIIIN. K. Ihwmll. 41 IIHXII-1 Hmm! 13 Hou' I. lv!! In right: R. In-Iljlau. I'.. Yak:-. .I. Yulv-. Ron' 2.11-jf to rigfzl: X. Sm-lmul. II, I'Il'lil'- . , , . . . , V mx. II. Ilull. h.l.u1-nuvlmf-I. In. I'4'I',LLllN47ll. Ix. hurl- nvr. X. I.. xIIl'IllIt'I'. IJ. I,f'I'I'II'Ix5lPII. If. IxvmInI+-. Run' 3. left fu riglzf: ,I. I 1'ax1kIm11-4414. 5. I.. Iivarxl. Ii. 'l'mxn-vml. W. Iluglxx. 11. Ilattwxln-5, Xl. Fin- gvrulfl. XI. Ilaxif. If. Yaxill. lf. Nlillikin. .I. Ilaxix. lfllll' -I. lvl! In flllfllff ,I. Iliumuml. X. Wmxlfeml. R. Iire-w-r. XII. NI1'Ifa4I4Iv11. XI. Iiulvla. B. NIIIIA-r. il. IIIII. XY. Tl'3lllt'l'. I'I. Wvakf-fIr'I1I. R. IYrigIlt. ,I. Hr- I Iflarvn. II. ilauIv. The sophomore class, with the able assistance of Miss Martha Hartman. reached the end of its second year with a record of success in all events it spon- sored. Because of the outstanding work done by Bob Jones and Martha See and the committees in their charge, the Sophomore Hop was one of the memorable events of the year. The willingness of the girls in the class to sell candy at wrestling matches, football and basketball games, and the number of war stamps and bonds bought predict a 32 HMB Enthusiastic otlicers M. Christensen. J. Powers, A. Pusey, C. Hunt. talk over plans of the sophomore: class. great future for the class. ln athletics. too. both boys and girls distinguished themselves by making varsity or junior varsity teams. ln wrestling. sophomores Lynn DeVault and Russ Harlan were varsity men, and Russ was a district champion. Jean Powers was one of the hockey teamls varsity players, and Shirley MacKinnon received an L in basketball. It is plain to be seen that the sophomores are on the alert. llo N1 iz Roou 37 Row I, left to right: R. Everest, W. Curtis. J Fatchaline, D. French, T. Heller. C. Rackie, D Roedel, E. Scott, ll. Wray, C. Mayer, J. Grace J. Boyle. N. Cave. Row 2, left to right: R Hough. J. Dems, K. NlacClelland, J. Ceissinger, W' Krall. NI. Desi ey. B. Munch, C. Grillith, W. Glass Row 3, leaf! Io right: C. Coombe. R. Townsend. J Clotfelty, J. Suan, L. Jacob. C. Vivarlow, C. Fox Row 4, leff to right: J. LePard, ll. Powell, H Headly, J. Stone, B. Allen, F. Miles, D. Lea. J 0'Hara, F. llogan, R. Pusey, F. llimmelien. ENDEAVOR TCD CARRY CN AMERICAN IDEALS llcnlrl RHUNI ISU Rau' I. lrfll In righfi lf. Barth. D. Hruamllu-ll. ll. , llarkins. Nl. Barlow. FI. IT.-Xxrllrru. J. Mlclrz-na. Nl. Hogan, Nl. Hall. J. xxvhlllllfglll. N. llmrnwn, I. Zinnm-r. Run: 2. lvfl In flrglllf ll. Daft. D. Hruun. XX. Bonxull. J. Nlruml. I.. Dvlamll. l'. Dllllldlll K. .hula-y. B. YanS4'iwr. 11. Nlau'Xlulle-n. Run' 3. lefl In righl: U. Kuim-s. ll. Nlonrm-. J. I.nw1lu-1-ke-. J. l'lsl1. :X. XYOUIIIII. Xl. llltlllltllll. U. Pvlersnm. D. Mc'l e-tri4lgv. Hou' l. le-ft to righl: R. llc-lm-. J. Payne-. lf. Rmxlanmlf. D. Kurtz. lf. Faulkm-r. J. N Slu-llun. J. Nlaltln-ua. R. Jum--. J. llmfim-. J. Runclull. I.. Nlnrlml, 4K lluxlri Hmm ll Row I. lefl In riglztf H. Nlrflalxglwy. H. Lmgn. I.. l.yfter. N. Rosa. D. lmrflun. l.. Nlvxlll- lan. W. Stvuart. ll. Wnrftall. R. llaringr. Rllll' J. le!! to rlglzl: Nl. Ur- Bum. N. Flu-H+-r. Nl. l.llI'lr- Iianwn. l'. xliilldgllldll. J. lliirlllllilll. H, Jum-5. l'. Flll'QIt'llII2ill. J. AIIIITQIY. R. I-hlrly. 5. Mam'Kill1mll A. lfrmxlvy. Rau' 3. lofi In riglll: J. Amlr-rwn. J. lluus. P. Wvaring. X. Pub:-y. X. Brefsle-r. W. ,-Xlrvl. ll. lfurve-. l.. Ilixun. R. RlllH'I'l5. ll. Van'- Quw-n. l'. l':I'll'iNf'll. lk s -n llnxl1.lvmxl 1.1 Kon' l.lef11n riglll: R. 'l'am'r1-mli. ll. Kun'-. N. Griflilllx. H. Harlan. N. Turn:-r. li. Rvime11s4'l1m-i1l- wr. IJ, Smnllmn-ll. X. llill. il. llvllllllllll. Run' J. lvl! In riglll: J. SJIIIUIIN. P. NX llilvluvk. xl. 51-1-, J, lluuw. J. Znmm-mmm. lt. l'.l'1'lI'N. Xl. Funlf-llu. l.. Xanlly kv. J. Pmwr-. J. Nll'lll'lN. 11. Nl:-rrill. Run' 3.11-,H lu right: 'If Dau-11p1frl.J. l.ar-un. ll. Lynn. , . . , P. XlIIlKf'I'lx. D, llulmlxmwlll. 5. li:-unlngi. R. llllxll- Inn. XY, Iluyrlr-. J. xl!'YL1Il4lfJI'. 41 IIUXII. Hmm! .ml Rem' l. lvl! In rzglll: lx Nlmvx. Vs. l.jll4'lI. li. ll:'r11le-rwn. J. Ge-rlxurl. li. rlillirlllilx H. Lf-axilt. J. Fvll. lf. llunt. J. Hague-r. Rau' J. lefl lo right: M. Xlille-r. J. Uaxin--. if. llfmpe--. P. Priale-. X. Bnyvr. N. llarlung. X. Hmwn. ll. hunk. H. Xlllla Xl. xlilfrll. lf. Rm-wx. 5. Nh-Quaifl. X, He-yn-r. Run 3. lvjf In riglll: X. Biunvi. ll. Kill:-r. J. lfllun- llvarl. J. Wmul. Nl. Fnylcr. 5. Bolton. R. Ulwn- rinrff-r. J. SCllI'ik'llI'21lll. J. Byrrly. ll. Xpp. J. Ula-1-r J. Nmivllv. I-'B SIIM IV The l7orty-ninersu began their high sf-hool years in a hard earned peaee. Theirs is the task of trying to protect and improve it. l.ed hy Pres. l.. Fina. X ive-Pres. Xl. X. Hoy. See. C. llrangan. and Treas. ll. llrown. they are striving to learn the importance and talue of sint-ere toleranee and fellowship. First introductions were made at the Honor Society llanquet and the Hi-Y tea for the Freshmen and their parents. Holding high the Classis standards. the hoys' lwaslxetlmall team set-ured the Deleo Junior Championship. The Freshman-Sophomore Girls' lllnli niade eolleetions for the clothing drive last winter. The girls. willing and anxious to help war- torn people in any possilvle way. made an all-out sueeess of the drive. It was found that Lansdowne went way oter their quota in this drive. The elass has a fine reeord and we wish them good luek through high svhool. llom-. Rooxt 51 Ron' 1. lei! to right: H. llaslz-tt. Viv. Brown. C. Barney. Hou' 2. left In right: gt. Rogers. YV. tiainpluell. Nl. llay. X. Fearn. B. Fehaal. lf. Jolllls- ton. K. N14-ad. Roni 3. left 10 right: li. Snrntny. Nl. Nliller. D. Bnssone. ll. Randolph. N. lilsh. J. Uillrieri. l . llafner. li.0ngl1. Row J. lefl to right: ll. Xlatl-. H. Fretz. li. Set-ly. A-X. Wat-on. ll. Xle tfarthy. 'l'. Kopf. F. Sniilh. 41 llowtg Rooxl 55 First row: P. .-Xlden. J. Scott. P. Wagner. D. Xleliaig. li. Nl. llall. J. Sweeney. J. Johnson. Serum! mu? Nl. llnlver, Xl. Spear. Xl. Reid. J. Carlson. ll. Wolf. ff. Jones, Nl. Donovan. Third row: H. Feathers-r, D. Nlinnieh. D. Brainerd. D. Valentine. et. Swingle. P. Fuller. 41 Iloxlt. Rooxt 56 Ron' I. len!! to riglili ll. Stranh. W. lforrey. ll Johnson. ll. Nlorrison. X. ffox. W. tiny. J. Buck- alew. Hou' 2. left In fligllff l.. Benson. J. Lang. N. Tr-ann-r. J. Patti-on. tl, Shelton. J. Halter. D. Potter. ll. llolnies. Rota' 3. fell Io right: W' Bailey. l'. lroiana. ll, lineale. WV. Searli. R. Xleri eanti. 34 FIND TREND IN SCHOOLS IDEALISIVI lloma lioou .mr Hou' I. lqlf lo flglllf .L Origrlio. ,I. ,lone-5. B. Xalvnlinc-. I , FITQIIISUII. F. U Krall. K only. fi Brangan. Rau' 2. lfjlt In riglzl: ,I. Hulvln-rt. X Nlilvln-ll. P. lrilllllll. B, Fkvals. 5. Bauman. I. Sviulvlma. P. Nlae-gin. ll. Sl:-uarml. li. NlvNIi1'llzu-I Run' 3. lefl lo righl: ,-X. Sanlaro. IJ. Banw. l. Valle-rfon. P. We--voll. I.. Vlwiiflglilfl. ll, xllli'XlIDilll' ll. Cartr-r. -K Ilomi Hoon 58 Rolf I. left In right: LQ. Yvlwvlr-r. IS. R. Thompson. D. lfrnwl, N. Wrarner. X. E. Konigsberg. Row 2, Ie-iz to riglzri Ion. 5. Stilwell. .l. Strunk. R. Biggarl. A. Hornsey, J. Nlillvr, D. Davis. Rnul right: YY. Fox. R. Jordon. H. Sw-na By off. Ilonl-. Hoon 59 Randolph Sannmlcn ly. Mor U. Laws 3. le!! m W. Sf-r-I Rau' I, left Io righl: D. Dnnklv. li. lrrgang. li Chapin. S. Slimus, D. Brown. C. HPIIIIS. ff. White Row 2. left Io riglri: R. Bairfl. Nl, Hogan. Nl. A. Apvlian. C. Wolff. I.. Morgan. A. Kipp:-rl:-in. B. Bvillll. Row 3. lv-ft lo right: D. Zwpp. m-r. W. Walker. H. Boylar. R. Klan-Xally. 'K Iloxll-. Hoon 60 ll, Kraln Hou' I. left to right: S. Kirifv-:lm--. ll kv . -alle-5. H. Xla-on. H. Taylor. N. Collin-. I.. l'lIl'l Xl llc-n4lrI1'kson. Run' 2.101 to flglllf B. Hr-:In-l. l 1... Hruni. E, Yiwllitlwy. H. Ifcluarmlx. D. Porte-r. M, ilofnay. P. jvnkinx. Rau' 3. lvl! to right: R. Waitv. J. Xlorgran. X. Saxagv. A. Sharp:-. R. Bad- Y gn-r. I . NI:-luzio. l. Stine-. 33 1. If life were only hooks and pens. and sehool were druclgery. Then school would he for other folks and not for you or me. If there were no seliool paper. and no girls, elulms. no Hi-Y, Then someone else might like it. hut neither you nor l. But Allis are out. and we all know she is the WEB we love her so. mga :'-QA, ggy- c,..AvNQ' f 9i' 4,2 4411 Nkkfa. , lg, 3 I --q.- 'gl KA., A ig' .sw I 3 E sum ...- , 4 .-Q 'fur Qi 5. 'T 1 H . x - 'Y Q, sf., , . ww., ' 4 A 1 K. ng, .uf .Y 1 , ,eg r lx -af. , A , 3. eef,,,.,,., 40: 'Q 'Q 1.1 + 41,54 ' ,---:fm .1 , ' -, -,,,x,,, ,. X 'l'. Xl:-rctlitll. fi. Urnflorll. ll. XYllllilIllN. l' Stl B. Jones examines a slide under the microscope as P. Duncan writes the analysis. xx to use a fire cxlinguislicr. -xx conduct a careful expr-rim:-nt. 38 irocclcr. ll. l'i41'llIl1'l'. H. lfxans. lf. Chapin lcarn Future chemists Nl. lirielw. ll. 'Nlcl-lenry. W Nlcfflarcn. Vll. xlQ'I'f'4lllll. ll. Wvulwlie-lil. l . lluclx- .5'L'll:'IVL'E AND With the rapid scientific advancement of modern times chemistry and physics are taking the lead. 'l'he main ohjectixe has hecn to teach the students the basic principles of chemistry and physics so they may better understand this strange world of ours. Mr. McClure deserves much credit for his reorganization of the lahoratory. Because of this the students have lveen able to accomplish much more in getting an understanding of chemistry and physics. Also. this year. the students have prepared research papers. There is no douht that Lansdowne will turn out some future chemist or physicist. Biology has valuable proof to offer that we are all brothers. By studying this subject the students learn that hasically we are all the same. Time is spent on Xlenrlels laws of heredity so the students may better understand the human race. Besides the study of man. flowers. and insects. the most out- standing part of the course is the dissecting of frogs and worms. This might seem useless to some. lxut P Thomas. tl. llreenau. J. Frommcr. J. Hard. B. llill, li. ac . MATH ON THE ANTI-WAR PATH it is not. for it gives the pupils an understanding of all phases of life about them. It might seem that General Science isnit very use- ful when it comes to this scientific world of ours. hut this is not true. Although General Science isn't as important as chemistry. it does give the pupil an understanding of the elementary process of sci- ence. 'lihe students do not go into an extensiyc stumly. hut they do have experiments and discussions which aid them in understanding something of the way of science. All this Lansdowne is conscious of and thus is trying to prepare their students. A most important science in our world today is mathematics. We know that very little in the past war could have been accomplished if it had not been for our knowledge of mathematics. Math will play just as big a part in the future as it has played in the past: in faet. mathematics will take the lead in helping in modern research work. The main objective in our math courses is to teach the pupils to he accurate. to he ahle to solx e all sorts of daily problems that require calculating. and to build up strong reasoning power. liven if students forget some of their math. they can never forget the good habits math can teach them il they are willing to learn. No one can he a mere day dreamer or a careless person and get math. for oneis mind must he kept on the subject if he wishes to master mathematics. Our mathematics department offers algebra. plane and solid geometry. advanced algebra and trigo- nometry. of great value to those students who expect to take up any of the many engineering courses or other vocations requiring a thorough foundation of math. Required research papers in a variety of mathematical fields are also valuable. We hope to prepare students for the coming of a new era in which math is sure to play a big part. lx Xlr. lfischer Joints out a funtlainental of algebra tv us frcshm J 1 F C Pngle. B. llriest, ll. Roedel investigating tht- mysteries of D Hopkins. L. Innerst. C. Engle, B. Gill. D. l'1vans..l. Frommer. Blatchfortl observe a motion picture on the slide rule. class. Freshmen P. Troiana. F. Douty, Mr, S. Kleekner. 'Nl llogan D Porter work together on an experiment in general sttente ll, ,Iur1lun. ll. Wlieeh-r. ll. Nt'l'l. S. Nlmwr. ll. Hrainarwhtf.jm1es.gK. Origliu get a lnit uf fatherly arlxivr- almut mcatiuns from Nlr. T. tlurunixay. l.. llvl ault, lf. J. llart. B. Suuuny, D. Diclic-rsun. if. llunt. H. Crifhth. H. Kauffman, Xl. Grieh. XX, Walk:-r. N. Kratz. l,. Smith. .l. Ihuif-s. S. Stillm-ll hail in line tu have the-ir extra reading lmuks stampe-tl hy lilrrarian. His- Fhvafe-r. 0 5 D REVEAL THE The Suvial Stuclies flt'l!ilIiilNt'lll has heen lgeepiugi an eye un this hatterecl wurlcl uf ours. ln fart. lmth teavhers and pupils haxe ln-en kept husy hy ex ery- thiug frmn the atumit' lllblllli tu the li Y U fur thex haw' emleaxurefl to he on the alert for anxthinff X wliivll might help to interfere with our xalualvle pf-an-e. Ulu' Wurld 'Xflairs vlasses this Xear haxe liven ing splenrtlfl wnrk in lies-pliig up with exery day happenings. The lv. N. 0. has heen their main stucly .'lllt't' it will play such a lrigg part in the t-tuning peam' uf the xxurlcl. :Xlsu muvh time has he-eu spent . Ay 1 -ll th 1. lnrlefcl. Nll.i1Illl.Il has lweu most SllCf,'0FFl-Ill in muniricitlg thv stutleuts that tht-5 are all uf a unnnnm origin. :Xu uutsifle avtixity. in uhivh the stumleuts of Xtnrlcl Xflairs htm- lu-eu partivipatingr. is the Fureign Pulley ,Xs- sewiatitm uhivh hulfls its uieetings Hshieh are ruunxl Nh- 1 riffin puim, ,,,,, 3 ,,mt,..,g,. plum. in lin. talvle tliSf'll4Sl1lIlS of world prulvlemsl at the llellexue- ' :- ruth China Sea area. in nur relation- with 5Il'2ltlHl'tl Hwlfjl. Nuutheast ,X-ia. lu ,I. Waring. T. Brwmii. lf. f--1 40 The American History classes. besides studying American History. have taken an active part in a forum program, HA Day at the L. N. Of, sponsored by Temple Lniversity. There students from many Philadelphia and suburban schools have learned to work together. Likewise. juniors have not neglected current events. for one day a week has been spent reading the American Observerfi which helps the students to know what is happening in the world outside of Lansdowne. Discussions and oral reports add a great deal to the subject. Little outside activity has been done in the Mod- ern and Ancient History classes. but a great deal of comparing of the past with the present and future has taken place. One of the easiest ways to learn is to study' the experiences and mistakes of the past. If America hopes to retain her peace. then she must profit by the mistakes of others. L. H. S. students are becoming conscious of the need for an everlasting peace. The Ancient History classes have been making a study of Penna. History which is a new subject required by the state. Through studying local history. students will develop an ap- preciation of historical landmarks. Likewise. the Modern History classes are no slackers when it comes to current events. for they have spent much ol their time considering the happenings of the day. Lansdowne's Social Studies department has done marvelous work in teaching the students how to be good Americans and good neighbors to all. If these studies have done nothing but teach the pupils to he observing. they will have accomplished a great deal. but besides that. they have taught the students of L.H.S. the necessity for a lasting world peace for all people. of all races. NTERDEPENDENCE OF ALL NATIONS Dick Wagner points out strategic points on the map to world S. Hitchins discusses the economic status of C real Britain affairs students M. Dillingham, J. Daft, S. App, B. Moore. KI. with D. Dems, W. Schaffer, T. Brown. P. Campbell and L Dodd, S. Good, J. Schanen. W. Schanen. D. Taney, D. Kelly. Goldy. S. Hitchins, J. Waring. W. Schaffer. T. Brown. Sophomore-s J. Boyle, S. Keil. D. Peterson B lm M. Hosner explains the French Revolution chart to D. Powell, P. Whilelock, Y. Beyer. J. Eltonheat o Werkheiser, M. Bierly. BI. Greenwood, B. Miller, A. Schall. 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A -ft.. , Wve sample Chaucefs Canterbury Tales. YOS. wc' really enjoy English lilvralurv. Wlhvn wer hav? vuln- plvlcrl our sm-ninr goal' uv know our llll'l'lllllI'l Z mn' cmlipusitimis are really quite gooflg and nur grann- mar. well. iw haw 1'0lIlIil6lIE'lf lllElSlt'I'PCl it ut last. Whvn wt- talk ulmnl nur lfnglish c-oursv uv Fill!- not fail to mention our library. Ht-re is where we hunt up I'C'll0l'9IN'I'S. 5101 lhe novels. l1l0gl'2llDl1ll'S. ancl plays Wllirll iw must rvucl. and lvrmwst- lllftlllglll niagnzincs and IIPNVSIJQIIJPIS. Ylqhv lihmry has pruvvrl lllY1IllIlll1lP tu us many timvs flllflllg our four yvurs. Now that wx' art' almost nut ul svhaml iw shall soon he taking our places as citixvns. Xluny ul us will lll'f'Ullli' lvaulvrs in the wurltl of lmnm'rmv. XX hile uc am' stuclvnls xx 1- will-n xumtlvr ulic-ilu-1' lznghsh is 11Pcessz11'y nr if il is uf any lwne-ht to us. Nami wt' will rvulizv htm important it is In us. During mn' fnur yvars uv haw l1'ilI'IlCll In umlvrsluml pt-uplv lwttvr. to liave nmrc' lt7l91'LllIl'6'. to rvvugiiizv ini- lltrlflillll things xshvn NP swf lhvm. The training wt' lmw nw-eiwrl in lfnglish will hvlp ns kc-Op tlw pvalue our lvmtliews. fathers. and friends fought so hard to Min. .l. l .llllllllt'Ll4l. P. XYlllIf'lut'lx. lf. limi:-li. L. Puulk- nt r. il. litlllllltlt'llg1I'0ss4'll in snplx lfnglish 1-lass pane-I 4L'l15rltrll. 43 an-4'-'Q' Foreign languages are very' important courses at L. H. 5. :Xll the students who are preparing for Col- lege must take languages. antl any' other stutlents yy ho feel they would like to learn Freneh. Latin. or Spanish may' do so. Of eourse. to learn a language requires a lot of hard work on the part of the student. Latin is a requirecl suhjeet for all 2ll'ill'lt'l1Ill' stu- tlents. The poor freshmen lor the hrst month or two are sure there is nothing quite so ditlieult as Latin. l iye Cases. four eonjugations. five cleelen- sions' -all these things only serve lo lvemucltlle the harcl-ysorking freshmen. lloyyeyer. they plug ayyay at it antl finally things lveeome a little elearer. At the end of their freshmen year they' have learned to enjoy Latin. :Xll the time the little freshmen are learning the funtlamentals of Latin. the slightly olrler sophomores are spentling their time trans- lating ,lulius Caesar. 'lihey yy rite poetry. clrayy maps and pietures. and luring in elippings alvout the great Roman emperor. The lofty juniors and seniors are translating the 'Xeneicl ysritten hy Yirgil. lfyery- one translating this lvoolx enjoys it innnensely. 'lilll' juniors antl seniors also experiment in ysriting po- etry. -X leyy of the lvraver ones try to yy rite skits or plays yy llil'l1 they hope will he gootl enough to lie put on in assemlvly. 41 DELVE IN 5 The Spanish students really are quite elever. students still have time to read. write. and speak These slnflents sueeeedetl in putting on a very sue- Spanish. eesslul assemhll to the enjoyment.-of the whole MNH. Nm Prmmunce .i- like .?- and .V mu, SfUf'f 'H f'f1ve- The NLR Conga Lim, ,nlude up of sais Miss Hoopes to some poor student who is lmk mskamp' Jallk Duval' l'm? kimfldes' Jim having trouhle with his Freneh pronuneiation. Nlost Lt. llartl. ,laek Htonlioutl. and Ralph Iltlst-5 was a Studvms Mkt, hw wars of Fn,m,h and A hm go great hit with exeryone. for these fellowsleame out ml In third Mau. I.'f.4,m.h- 'This Nun. tht, I:n,m,h Ill 'fn llw Slain' dreistxd In lllmsl llwssfxs wllh llfls ef students have formed a French Clulv which meets hpsttels llllfl 1 'U9if' 'l'lll9'r laws' rlhl' mlm l '5m exerx two months. 'lihex' meet the last period in the l,me was so popular it hatl Io reappear for eneore muriling and play galnbsi Sing mugs. and haw, N,- . .-. .At -'t -. . i','. It . after ent ou. xltlljlllll. llllllllglhlhlltl .mtl ixlllltlltl L51 fwslnlwmx xx hut H plugs! nert tlnl a wonderful Joh of singing Spanish songs. H I f A Betty Smithis claneing was greatly enjoyed. as it llwsfx lmlglmgcs aff, ium to W U uw to U5 In alwms is. XPS. we Students would likl. U, SW. nm,-K, the postwar worlfl. Vt ith a knowledge ol languages assemhlies like this one. Miss l,oan also sees to it llww will IN' 'mmf llllfjwslllltf lulls lllwll lm' U5- thal the Spanish stutlents hate interesting movies jtllw- lN'l'lliil1N Stlllvll VN ill llfllll U1 l1I'1'Sl'l'H' lN'11 4' ll! exery so often. With all these ontsifle things. the this world. l.atin Ill gxenuises L. Xl:-rtz. l . xtldlllr. l.. Newman. l.. Keithley. Xl. Patterson. B. Wagner. P. Nlansnre. J. Klamonrian. ,l. Krakower translate Yirgil. lf. Beltieltl antl R. llopkins look on. while .l. lit? h st-arelies for the meaning of a Freneh itliom. Nliss l.oan points ont qualities peeuliar to Spaniartls in a trawl hooklet. lf. lfergnson explains Spanish euslom- to her Spanish 1-la The lndustrial Arts department of L. H. has attempted to give its pupils a variety of useful courses. Everything from navigation to mechanical drawing is taught under the supervision of Mr. Tannneryn and Mr. Wenzel. Mostly boys take the courses, but there are a few girls in them, too. The navigation course gives the students a knowl- edge of air and sea navigation. The pupils need some math for they lnust use different mathematical tools. An understanding of the use of charts. com- pass, and sextant is acquired. This course has helped some of the boys who have gone in the service since it gave them an under- standing of navigation which was very valuable. Another course is mechanical drawing. All stu- dents twhether freshman or seniorl have an op- portunity to take this course. In the first year, the pupil has elementary drawing, but in later years he learns to design machines. Fields such as sheet FIIHN lp Examining tripod are surveyors J. l.a- Rosa. P. Ough, F. Schroeder, S. Patrick. metal development, intersections. and isometric projections are covered. Besides the other courses, the study of industrial arts is taken up. The main object is to teach the pupils the fundamental skills, tool techniques, and good habits in order to use the tools wisely. ln Lansdowne, there are four year courses in industrial arts. Each course has a different aim in mind. Seniors who have taken four years of industrial arts are expected to take care of and have an interest in the shop. Much time and effort have been spent in order to make Lansdowne's industrial arts department a worth-while project. Because of these efforts our school has been able to turn out boys who are well equipped in these fields. After the students leave high school, they will be able to take with them a useful trade which will be helpful in the coming years. Blue Print Reading: J. LaRosa, S Patrick, D. Eschner, Mr. Tammeryn, D Dickerson, P. Ough, B. Harvey. 46 HELP US BUILD FIRM FCUNDATIONS XX. Hunsall. I.. Nlurlun. C. NI1'XlulIm-n prvpara- lu glut- the-ir pmjm-lf. Nlr. Talmm-ryn draws up u plan for llll'l'lli'lHiC3l drawing: stuflvnls B. Cur- lis. B. Baynr-. lf. Ravkir-. B. Xllvn. R. Rnlwrlf. X. Pusr-3. J. Stone rand the-ir 1-ml talmlvs. W4 ,,,,-v' U00 I L' AND SE W For the future homemakers of America L. H. S. offers cooking and sewing. Here the girls can get valuable instruction which will be very useful to them later on. The girls in the sewing classes make many diHer- ent things such as: blouses. pajamas. skirts, evening dresses, bathing suits, dresses, and aprons. They are taught to make these things quickly and ex- pertly. They learn about clothes designing. The girls also learn about the characteristics of different materials and what materials are the best to buy. They know what is fashionable and what isnit. Mrs. Stephens always keeps a good supply of the latest fashion magazines on hand. Many of these girls will becomes our future dress designers. That certainly smells delicious, says one girl as she passes Miss Stevens' cooking room. The class is probably hard at work making some cakes or muffins for some school function. The cooking classes prove their value when it comes time for the Home and School Dinner. or the Honors Ban- quet, or any other social event which the school . . HEALTHY HOME might be having. They are always on the job fixing the food, or serving. or decorating the tables. When the girls aren't busy helping with some school project, they make different dishes and then they are allowed to eat whatever they make. Ice cream. Spanish cream, spaghetti. French fried potatoes. apple pie. and date sticks-these are some of the delightful dishes that the girls make. The fellows have a cooking class their very own. They also make different dishes which are just as good as what the girls cook. Donit let anyone tell you that fellows don't make good cooks. The fellows even had a breakfast at one time this year. It was really delicious, too. No matter what these people do after they are out of high school. cooking and sewing will always be of value to them. These courses have taught them important everyday things. things which they will be grateful to know. After all. every girl wants pretty clothes. And is there anyone who isnit always ready for something good to eat? D. Leibert weaves: J. Sheppard, M. Gosnay assemble blouses on sewing niachineg P. Wfagner and M. B. Huber 0 haste material together. At left: D. Davis irons her blouse: E. Eccles, J. Westhurgh. J. Powers learn to he ex- perienced sewers. ll. Rvvsv. Nl. Br-Clitvl. X. Pvrvz. B. Dyke-, ff. ffrevnan. D. Gale tvs! tllvir cookingr skill. ssliilf- K. P4-tc-rs, T. Broun. l'. Purse- ilvnrorixlralr- lion u good vlvan- up jolv -lioulrl ln- ilonv. xll'N.5l1'llll1'IlNl1'llIlSll lu-lpmg: Iuunrl In lllll4lt'l'Il wxwr- ll. l,1'lQ'l'NliIl anul S. K1-il. l.. Colmly and IJ. Demi vfiicin-lilly M-xx Io l'll1i4ll lln-ir QlL'lI'lllf'Ill. KlI'ili1ll'N zillil Hlrg1'IA4l'll:'1'lx fnml Nllwk. Xl. Nlorrl-on. l.. xlIllllIl'lI. .l. llm-ni-. ll. l'if1-r lalovl. original 1-lmpwaux in mil- llIlQ'I'y. ll. Jon:-N aml lf. Wlivvlr-r pI'z11'Il1'1' Ilia correct may of -e-Ning ai talile' ullilv ll Wolff. li. Uugli. F. Hain:-r. and ll. Wiolf vxe-rcisv proper Ialrlv mannvrf. ,lo ll M' J. Peacock and .l. Barry run tests and bulletins I on h e mimeograph machine so that L.H.S. students may learn the fact U I THE HEART OF IVIANKIND ops up a dip of ice cream for one of his special sundaes at a oral cru tore. B. Gortner vulcanizes the tire. knowledge of bookkeeping and the ability to operate several different types of adding and bookkeeping machines. one of our ambitious and intelligent stu- dents may finally secure an important position with the li. N. O. and play an important part in HELP- ING TO KEEP THE PEACE! During the war. stenographers. typists. and all clerical workers were desperately needed to do the necessary clerical work in the war agencies all over the country and in Washington. D. C.. the nerve center of our gigantic war industry. The organiza- tion. routing. and handling of the tremendous vol- ume of work connected with coordinating and keep- ing working the great American war machine de- pended at the base upon the clerical workers. Wlhat good would an executive or a policy decision be without a stenographer to transmit the orders and policies? Our instructors know that the national emergency is over and the period of reconversion has begun, but the opportunities for clerical workers is still tremendous. The Commercial Department of Lansdowne High has been doing a lot in helping to preserve the peace now that it has been won by giving the students the finest business education possible. Mr. Kraber. Mr. Kramer. and Miss Adams are always lending a helping hand. and as teachers of their various subjects realize their importance. We also have been fortunate in having Mr. Moore for the duration of the war. From the freshmen class of junior Business Train- ing to the complicated procedures of the senior subject. Office Training. commercially inclined stu- dents arc kept alert and on the job. learning the fundamentals of many different phases of bookkeep- 39 1 tcn fingers fiying are: fl. While. 5. AIIQIIISI. Y. fiyicllo. Ufiicc training class is wh:-re .l. Slorli gets practical evuwrn nm arm J. Peacock. D. Kr:-in. Ii. Tilton. .l. Barry. .l. Slorli. in using lllt' calculating llliil'llIIll'. J naler P. Haelz. J. Clark. P. Ilogan. N. Cronralli. BREEDS STUDENT RESPONSIBILITY ing and office work. They are trained in a manner which they will profit by. for they will be better equipped to go out into this world of competition and find good jobs-and they will be capable of accepting promotions because of their education. A stenographer alone, or even a typist. can easily find a position at a good salary. Thus our commercial students receive a great deal of practical experience by acting as secretaries for various teachers and for the many organizations of the school. Likewise. they are constantly called upon to prepare all sorts of mimeographed material for use in classes. as well as for the omce and many student activities. Each year. an outstanding stu- dent of the commercial course acts as assistant in the ofiice to the high school secretary. This year the work has been most efficiently done by a senior. Nada Celletich. Often many honors. outside our own school. also come to our leading commercial students. For in- stance, this year. Nada Celletich. Joyce Peacock. Peggy Raetze. and Josephine Clark acted as record- ers for both preliminary and final meetings of the Temple Iiniversity KNO conference. Then the cli- max of each year is the National Clerical Tests which many of our students enter. 51 rwn ums up the grand total of the 1946 Lahian Xlr l laishman points olll intricate details of the ninv Io Xliss Nl. Nlctfullough. W. Schanen. l. Shusti-r. RECCRDS THE STATE Peace. the theme of the LAHIAN of l'J45. has at last returned to the world after many great sacri- fices. The LAHIAN stafl' has worked hard to attain the goal which last vearis LAHIW achieved. The vearhook of '44-5 won the All American Award which is the highest in the country. This yearis stall is aiming for the same award with a theme which they hope will prove just as timelv and appropriate as the one preceding it. Our peace wasn't cheap. America: let's value it. They have tried hard to maintain this theme throughout the whole hook. Isl rout One of the new features is the sensational padded cover. for it has heen quite awhile since Lansdowne has had one. All the students seem very enthusiastic about it. The literary stall. responsible for writing this hook. has had quite a joh to do hecause it is much smaller than former yearhook stalls. It consists of Betty Lou Cowan. Ann Farquhar. Janet Shuster. Candace Belfield. Eva Owings Davies. Audrey Price. and the capable editor. Wvinifred Schanen. The staiT has done a fine joh and they wish to thank ,lohn . Xl. l.. lie-ckcrl. lt. 0. Davies, t.. Bt-Ihr-ld. l.. t.arroll. 21111 rout X. Price. W. Schanen. F. Buckalew. B. Brown. drive. hott an. X lflskamp. Io tha- prn l'.lIklllj ing J. Shuster. Xliss xlfkllllllillglll. fri! row: B. l.. ison. D. Nliller. N. Farquhar. ff. Nlulh. ,l. ilu- last look at ilu- dummv lu-fore it goes ite-rs are J. l'n'a1-ock. W. Scliaiivn. and ll. Smith. 4- OF AFFAIRS Laliian assembly. an original musical with script and music written by Mr. L. Uershman. E. Ecvles, B. Yan Seiver. D. Peterson, l.. Yan Dyke. B. Wlesteott, C. lioopes, B. Jones. A. Crowley, D. Rot-del, U. While. ,l. Andrews, E. Thomas. B. Br:-vlit. N. Stivklx-r. A. Eielioltz, B. Jones. Frommer. Bretnell Wlilliams. Faith Adams. Bill Stewart, Mary Ann Hoy, and Pat White. students outside the staff who volunteered to help them with some of the writeups. The business staff has also been doing a good piece of work under the leadership of Celeste Muth. They have kept busy all year getting in business ads. Betty Brown was the chairman ofthe 1946 LAIIIAN Drive. The Climax of this drive Came when Mr. L. Cershman put on an original assembly with his own words and music to call attention to the fact that the yearbook was on sale. This assembly was very popular with the students. The staff also wishes to thank Miss McCullough and Mr. Gershman for their guidance and helpful- ness during the year, It wouldnit be possible to publish our yearbook if it were not for these two people. They both have had a great deal of experi- ence in publishing the LAHIAN. The whole staff hopes that the students will get many years of enjoy ment out of this. their yearbook. -gzniiii-1 Mr. G1-rslnnan. favulty adviser. ll. Nlutli. lmsint manager, and W. Svhanen. Plllllbl'-ill-1'lllt'i'. che plans for the 1946 l.allian. X. l'Q1liIur-in-vhia-f nf ilu- Harm-I and lray. P. R. Bum-rx. vlmul- uith vhif-f Nlr. I.. UVINIIIIIHII. ' 'x . 5.7. , U, H-559. Thi' must mstly war in the history of the xmrlfl vanw to an 1-nfl in thv war 1943. Yut unlx was lhis the rgusllivsl war in liws and INUIIPF. but it tunk ilu- 1'lJUP?I'il1i0ll and work of 9Yl'I'flllIP on the hmne from to luring us total x'ivtury. Tho Garnet and Cray. IAIIIFILFXXIIQ' llltllllhlf IIPXNFIJLIIJUIX IJIEIBKWI illl llllpolhllll part In kl'l'llillQI tha- SIIIIIPIIIS ulvrl mul ll alvtixv in daring the- lllillly julvs that xwlw- il lI1'l'l'!49L ,. part in tha- fight for In-ucv. It pulvlivixvcl H'l'il:k 1lrix Ph um! lmmlclI'iu's.z1l1d. pvrllzips. 1lnr'm1sr'inuslx. strvssvu our dvslre for fr:-vduln uf spm-vm-I1 and pu-ss. ln thv flu' and ezlfx-g-:ing Hale' uf thx' PINIYYXUIII1 1'c'pul'tm's un the pap:'r's staff. Bvlly Fmillm. vllir-f sr-wvtary fur bull Lahian and llarnvt X Cray. gn-If il 1111 in lllark and while' at full -pm-fl Spmts-lielilm' B. Williumx muff hllll awlwlsf-r. Hr. I.. ifvrsllnmll Prmrf re-aalingz gullf-gs fm' 4lurnvl am hruy lf Iilllluf-Ill-l'lll4'f PV!!! K Hun m-r-. Y . . . OUR STAFF OF TRUTH Nun' that thi- war is mm' thi- Carrie! and Cray has interesting fvaturvs hesiclvs putriotii- appmils. It F0011 ll' il lllill US I'l'iHll'VS IYIHN UIWIII PI'Hl1lPiN5 l'ut6slwt'a1ls0uf itsimpnrtamt frlmt-paul' vflitcwiuls. ullivli urisv us at rc-sull nl thi- nur. and xshir-h can il, with ,1,lm,,,,,- il, i,m,,-t,,li,,g. i,,f,,,,,,mliU.. UP. ln- mvrvmm- lay that pulnln-s l't'5lNDlllIlIlsl laixululvly lil-llllhtltlllllll' spnrls pug-. uml its liiiimurnus zmml tu tht-m. 'lihv Sllt'l'l'SS ul tht' Yivtury lmml clrive anrl t thc' vlntliing rvlivli clriu' fill' iwmly I'Pl-LIQWJPF in war- '- imc-lx fealtllrv ill'llC'lPS. lt ls the vvvi' gllltllllgl hzmfl ul Nlr. l.nms lmrsh- torn lflimpv un' 1-xuliiplvs ul thx' l'l'll1ill'liLlltlP pulilim' ' iw-airtimi to uppi-ails of tha- prvss. 'lihl' IHIIWI' zllsu giant' lmimlulmli' mviitimi to Lanismlmsm- lmys who mam that nmlws llu- Curnvf IIIIII Cray uhut it is. llis lalvnls amtl uwsiitilitx airs' almost thx' ilirm-vt rvzismi sc-rwml in thc- urim-il lim-vs. amd ltlllllf artivlvs were for tlw suvuss of thv Itillwli- and his U f11lll'15l ' xsrittvn lllltblll lllllllltll rvturm-ml lrimi tht- var. lllllFlilSlIl llIitlU'S U0l'lxlllQl un thi- C. X' C. stall lmtli Of I'Hlll'Sl'. thv C!II'IIt'l Illlll FFIYIUY has ltltlllf Ulllkxl' Ulljtlfilllllx tmrl vclllvailimiail. tlxnxm 8 linux' S1'xH'- lfirxl mir: B. Camp. S. Nlv- Da-rmult. lf. l.. Ilart. ll. Wliitv. .l. l'm-mm-lt. lf. Dunlap. Sw-will rout ll. Williams. P. R. B1lXSt'l'N. ll. Smith. ,l. Wiariiig. P. While- and J. Waring 4-lwvk copy fur J. Pm-ami-k and B. Smith to typv. E lfllu Dunlap. as-iwiatv vililur. vlir-vks mipy li.-fnrv liamling. it in. Pat Wliitv type-s swine- lust mmulf- in-vs In me-1-l thi lla-mlliiie-. xl. l':QllDlll'l'l stuzlie-s past issue In fiml vrrurs. 1 ,' s Student Council Officers: D. Larson, YV. Blatchford, B. Smith, A. Farquhar, G. Young. EBIT is mm The Student Council this year, under the able supervision of Mrs. Constance Jones, has performed sexerul duties. It has run the school store, spon- sored Open House. raised money for the band uniforms, seen to it that boys and girls were sup- plied with music at noon time, and has met and coped with the prohlems which the students have brought forth hefore the council. via the home room representatives. George Young has been a most capable and reliahle president and satisfactorily represented and spoken for the student body. Vice-president Ann lfarquhar has worked in close conjunction with the president. Her main duty was to have the entire supervision of the student activity records. Record- ing secretary Winnie Blatchford has kept accurate minutes of the meetings. and corresponding secre- tary Betty Smith has taken care of the correspond- ence to assemhly speakers and others. Dave Larson. the treasurer. has taken care of the school finances. Managing the school store has also been his work which he has done very efficiently. STUDENT Coriwcn. Row 1, left to right: S. L. Beard, R. Gill, D. Larson, A. Farquhar, G. Young, B. Smith, VV. Blatchford, J. Frommer, P. R. Bowers. Row 2, left to right: N. See, WI Schanen, B. Moore, B. Camp, G. White, E. Thomas, I.. Mertz, A. Price, M. Kleckner, L. Osborne, D. Willianis. Row 3. left to righl: R. Patton, F. Schroeder, B. Griffiths, R. Jones, W. Powell, A. Pusey, P. Thomas, C. llunt. ULTIMATE GOAL The Girls' Hi-Y has certainly' been busy' this year. Under the direction of Miss Cook. and with such able ollicers as Bahs Camp. president: Ella Dunlap. vice-president: Lois Minnich. secretary: and Betty Brown. treasurer. much has been accomplished in all of its departments. The School Beautiful com- mittee has kept the halls and center table cleverly and attractively' decorated. The Social Service and Ways and Nleans committees have combined on many' occasions. such as sponsoring a hot dog stand. arranging the Frosh-Soph Girls Club picnic and din- ner. and play ing host to the Delaware County' Youth Conference of the Hi-Y. Tri-Hi-Y. and Girl Beserce. A great deal of work has been necessary' to make each of the undertakings successful. For the dinners. hundreds of places had to be set. the tables beauti- fully' arranged. with individual place cards for each guest. and food either brought from the homes of Hi-Y members. or. for the conference dinner. pre- pared under the direction of Mrs. Camp and other interested mothers. Being a member of the National Honor Society' is one of the most coveted positions a student can achieve. Our society. under Miss Hoopesi super- Honor Sociclv: J. lfromnicr. S. Nlcllerinolt. l.. Osborne. F nlap. B. N:-eh-y'. l'. R. Bowers. P. llaringr. XT. Blalchforf vision. lives up to the ideals and standards which truly' indicate HONOR. Qualities such as fine char- acter. scholarship. leadership and service are rarely' found in a single individual. but Lansdowne High has succeeded in bringing forth a number of stu- dents who share these traits. This year the ofiicers directing them are John Frommer, Pres.g Lee Os- borne. Vice-l'res.g Sara McDermott. Seca and Barbara Neely. Treas. Inner Council of Hi-Y: President of llisY. Barbara Camp. holds an outdoor meeting with Inner Council members: Firsl row: A. Price. J. Donch. J. Sproul. P. Haring. B. Brown. C. Ninth. J. Fallin. S. fNIcDz-rniott. N. La5or. L. Xlinnich. B. J. Waring. NI. E. Wiuod. J. Schanen. B Brown ant Smith, E. Uayics. l.. Osborne. Second row: VV. Schanen. J. Smith. B. Moore. Nl. Dodd discuss program of lli-Y rally' which wa attenmec Stone, Wh Blatchford. C. Fellows. P. R. Bowers. M. Dodd. B. Neely, J. Shustcr. by more than four hundred students fr in nu lllJOI'l00l I ls. J. Waring. J. Fchanen. Slunzling ure: J. Peacock. A. Furquhar, U. Williams. sc loo Girls haye gooil time with Mr. D, Gorbin: lf. Thomas. ll. Wray. ll. Roetlel. J. llagner. D. Wlrrstall. R. Toyynsenrl. 5. Xlacliiunon. B. Brecbl. G. Walyyyu. J. I-emlf-1-ke. N. Gave. .l. nxnmlrews. Y Beyer. B. Nloore points out Io pl. lllsh hon to finger a musical passage. llecause of the ending of the war and the coming of peace. the State of Pennsylvania was once again able to organize an All-State Orchestra. Betsy' Ann Moore. cellist. Joyce Zimmerman and Victoria Skeats. yioliuists. were invited from our orchestra to play in llarrisburg this year. Our own orchestra played for the Senior Play. the Lansrlowne Home and School. ancl yarious assembly programs. It also contributecl to the success of the Honor Society program and Conunencement. To highlight the season it took a trip to lvpper Darby for a Combined program with its senior high orchestra. M1151 C.. Barney. B. Berry, ll. Carmichael R. Eriksen. D. Ernst. ll. Fearn. H. Featherer. G. Fox, W. Fox. P. Fuller. E. Ganggannie. T. Geary. l.. Geiger, J. Gerhart. J. Glaser. NI. Grieb, .l. llaas. Bl. Hall. F. Himmelf-in. R. Hough. M. lluber. G. Kane. B. Krall. T. Kopf. B. Lynch P. Uugh. J. Powers. ,l. Randall. B. Rl'ilTlPIlSL'lIllt'lllPI'. D. Rupp. .l. Salmon. B. Seeley, WV. Shaefer, Y. Slxeats, C. Steel. M. Fnyrler. .l. Sweeney, B. Wagner. W. Walker. l'. Westcott. G. Xyelzel. B, Williams. 58 Hou' 1. fr!! In rigflii I.. IxL'itI1In'y. XX. IiIz1t4'I1fm'1I. II. Ilupkinx. II. Npp. Il. NX IIIILIIIIN. I.. Ilunt. II. Izwn-Nt. ,I. Nmlh. I.. Illllr'I'NI. Run' 2. lv!! In riglzlr H. Iipwllultl. .I. Xlarlin. NI. Ilmlfl. X. In-xxix. II. XX1'igI1l.,l. Ihml. II. Ulu-mlulv I4'I'. IIUIIII. P21II1'lNuIl. II4wIllt'l'. ffllll 3. fvll In figllff ,I. Iflalppiw. II. IgLlI'xt'l'. XI. XI1u'1'ix1m. IN. Ilarw-3. .I. Sal- mon. .I. Xlallln-xv. M. Izrnxl. Il. Hop- IxIllN. XX. Ilughx. II. Ilull. X. NILlI'Xl'I. Run' 1. fwfr In rigfzli I. Prim-. X. Ifivllwlll. II. Iialvllv. I.. Fllvllnn. I . I.:-4-, XI. XIIIVIIVII. II, Ilvuxv. X. XIUUIIUIWI. NI. IIIIIIIIQIIHIII. XI. 5. Nivlml-, I.. III-III:-I4I. Il. Ilnll-'lwlm-x. S. XI1'Iln-rnwll. lfwn' 5. ffjfl lu uglzf. I.. Xvhllliillll. I.. Xlvrln. l,. XXIIIIV. .I. IIIVII. N. Imrmllll. .I. I'rum- mvr. II. I'ifa-1'. 5. I.. IIe'ur1I. 5. Xpp. XI. Slums-. I. Smith. THE LANGUAGE UNDERSTOOD BY ALL Music: is a strtmg IIlSIl'lIllli'lII of pear-1-. and it .Ngzain this War. as in the past. thv hand has dum- m'v1't'1illIx Irwnht ITPPII mvrI1mIw1I In tht- lIll'lllIlPl'k of muph in 1-mlirilmling PIIIIILISIUSIII tu nur fuutI1aII 4 L. F th? 'X L-alllwllif Cl101'11S. TIN? IWW' f UxiIt'lIPd ml h svalsmm. This UIIISIUINIIIIQL and Ilill'iIWOI'IiIllQI Qlflbllll. in th.. I1m14'q-.tllllp fI0yq1IUIllll0llI nf our VUIHIIIIIIIIIF. umlm. thc l,upul,lL, lmulwshil, uf BMI, Bm.m. drum MINI? bfmg Im thfl9f1 U 1'P Lmmu ,fnlu dt nmjmx has phnml an vssentml part Ill ITUIIIIIIIQ tht- Imzlptlst amrl tht- I'.p1s1'upaI 1'IlllI'4'Ilt'S. Ihvx ulsn . ' . H V , . . LLIIISQIUXSIIC mtv at pm-uvvflll l'HlIllIlllIllIN. lhcy game il haw app:-al'etI Ill IJl'0gI'illlIS at the Lvnturx' Llulw ' T . . . . . ' Jlxl'I.Jl'lIl'lIH'l' 'lt tht' Tuc'ntiPtI1 CUIIIIIIW CIUI1 '1mI uml Tmsn Hull. lll II1lIillIl'IIlIllll. -Xt l.In'lstmus. ll Il I S K I I 1 I 'I D, lt, 1 - ' - - 3 ' - ' 3 tb. t -- 5 'r II l'li' spet-11111-wwe:-I was QIIYCII wlth all the HII1t'I'l'IlOI'lISP5 L', 'tf'1' mlmgl NILIIIWN In In UU lub I H A uf IQIIIQKIUXXIII' IIIHI1 umlvr the' fIir1-vtitm .,f Xl,-I Imml at Pllm-nixxillv and thv .XII-Stair Huml ul QA,,.l,H,- tn ,,I,l.1-elm, --HH, Nmlmg Llt,lm,mmL IXIIIJIIIIIIIQ. Ia. II11 g1m1Iofmll Ihlll1IIIllr 56.11 Im. Ivy Usvur Strauss IXUSIIIPUIIIFIQIIIKIIIIQI1'Xl'IlI 1vfIIl4'II' I'4'l'll TH 4'FIa1IvIlSI1 am l'lIlll1lIlll'IlI Iunfl for nc-xx Ill- Spring pmgrunl. SITIIIIICHIS and llIlII,llI4lIlr. l'vl-INI rnzri X. Skvntx. .I. fflurk. I.. Nlimlivll. .I. filnmr'rm.1l1. X. tlzm-I. II. Ilmvpe-N. IL. Xllellw-xv. Ii. XI'-tm-, .SUIYIIIII run: Il. I'utInn. ti, Xlaw-11. I' Imxrl-ml-I. NI. l,r1r'IJ. .I. II11InIu-rt. H. Wailv. J. I INI1.j.1LvifNil1gL:-11 I'. Ifulln-r. N. XX arm-r. I.. Nan Ilylw. If. U. Ilaxies. Thin! rnzr: If. ,I,Il1lllId'. 5. Hum Kinnun. .I. Ilaxic'-. I . Smith. X. IINII. -X. IIlll'I1'l'X. .I. Iiunrlall. H. 'I'uyIf+1'. I.. .IuIt4:Ir. IJ. Hr lwrt-. lfffizrllz rout: IJ. NI1'I 1'Il'ilm'I1. X. XNfmII+l1'4I. HMA . . . MAKES US MORE CONSCIOUS OF HOW OTHER PEOPLE LIVE White pushes. J. Marlin pulls. Bl. Sparrow pedals. and J. Ports pre ent a make-up kil in preparation for a coming dance. This year the dramaties department. ably directed lay Mrs. Christ. has had a very successful schedule. Outstanding thespians have gone to station KYYY in Philadelphia for auditions. The pupils also pro- duced plays very enjoyable to the student body. HTl1e Devil and Tom Wialkerii and The Family , were the junior-senior dramatic presentations, while frosh-soph classes produced the comedies nThe A. Eicholtz has a hard time making up her mind between Hitchins and P. Thomas. Weatherman's Secret and 'Tlrandma Pulls the Stringsf, NS-pring Greenii was the dramatic success of this year's upperclassmen. Wlith the help of Mrs. Christ. the students taking part in the play again proved the versatility of the senior Class. Major Todd and his son. Newton. respectively portrayed by Dick Yvagner and Pete Thomas. came to live in the home of a widow lLee Osborne! who had two daughters. Toni and Scootie l,lean Martin and ,loan Ports respectivelyi. These seniors. along with the rest of the Cast tM. Sparrow, S. Hitchins. A. Eicholtz. J. Muschamp, D. Kelley. G. Wlhite. J. Streater. B. Evans. M. Eghertil, made the play a delightful comedy and an overwhelming success. The two elders. Lee Osborne and Diek Wag- ner get together. Av , M- W f E. E6 'J , g olghy in E IN 5 k J vi I ' b My L M ,Q Y' -T' 9 g . ,W Q . . I I 4 ff 4 we ff I j , f f :fx V gf as ,1 19 I wwf 1 X M4 Q b fx.. II .i if f 0 i 1 Q14 ,i 0 ' . .1 ., - 'K Q-X'--L Y Ml K. ,f'gi5fT .gf 1 If I W 5, Ani? A 'Q l 2 51 ia Lf A M , 3 gf . . fa xy jf G 1' ,if'F'?' 9 ' ' 4i',5:q2A.' L. Q , Y' ,wf 1 1 ' w 1 -. - ,W 1 E X -S Y 1 w O' -V-u-..., as - 1 - , , ff P f wh is . A K ,. , , - 'f' A V Lf JA ii 5? Q N 5 1 . ,QQ Q' , . 2, gk, at x , I . s.. k. .fWL.g,.,, N ,--- j ,Q xp! ,. 5' N-er 72 ggzfv I.. Q A fr P I C , vzv--g,.,A ,K ,, -X 1-ff' -G1 . 1. 'GF-33fg.1ff9p.,,.g ' Q T Q I q M .N ?nj 2.K'fw . N :?k,5 'g44.!x'Mz,vQ .A I ' , 4 A. alan 'Viz l s w , .. s Q Nl. Patterson B W , . agner, I.. Keithley, and ll. Magens construct crepe paper candles for the ,Innior Prom. B. Miller, M. Magens. and G. Ganjamie spend time after school painting decorations for Prom. NI Miller weaves color into her work B 'Xe l ' ' ' ' , while P. Carroll. ff. Fe eey looly on. llows, Miss VISIONS COME TR UE Uurmg the trying war years. the art department has done much to promote our patriotic efforts. The colorful posters which regularly adorned the halls and classrooms announcing coming hond rallies and scrap driyes or advertising Red Cross henefits rep- resented the patriotism and originality of our ar- tists. Even the gay. light-hearted ones which said. 'sCome on 'n Dance. played an essential part in easing the strain of a war-torn world. This depart- ment. too. took charge of all dance decorations some of which centered directly around the war. some of which in their frivolous way temporarily contributed to a feeling of relaxation. lt. too. helped win the war. Se ldom does a day pass that one doesn't pick up a current magazine to find on display the lovely paintings or sketches which our new war artists are publishing. Many new fields of art are opened to us hy these returninff seryit g ' femen. for their work is unconventional and free The . art department faith- fullv and eagerly 1 Z. u prepares for a world. although full of competition and st'll . 1 undeveloped. and hopes for eternal peace. K. Dayis explains techn' l' . ' :ca ities of letterin artists J. Anderso e ' ' weeney. g to potential n. ,L Yaconlnan, .l. S ' BT CLASSES The freshmen classes this year have been getting a solid foundation for their art training. Everyone must have the fundamentals of design and lettering, and our promising young freshmen have turned out some lovely originals. The sophomores are a little more advanced with action figures. They have a lot of fun with just a drawing pencil and a free hand. After these life drawings are perfected, costume designing is under- taken. First, designs for oneself, then a dress for a showgirl, and finally costumes from famous plays. This work applies mainly to the girls, while the boys spend time on cartoons. The work of the juniors and seniors differs only in the interior decorating in which the juniors take great pride. They thoroughly enjoy planning their homes of the future and in finding furniture and draperies to complete a peaceful dream. The seniors for the first time in many years have undertaken an extensive study of oil painting. This is wnew-medium-for manyaof--them. Their firstaeom- positions were mostly flower stills, but after Christ- mas, landscapes were attempted which gave a wider J. Donch illustrates her technique to two oth: r artist range of scenes and color. At the beginning of the year, beautifully hand-painted scarves of all sizes and colors were seen hanging from the ceiling and walls of the art room. Even now a familiar question which one may hear in the halls is, That,s a lovely scarf. Did you paint it? Not only do our students spend much time in the art room, but many of them also attend Saturday morning classes at the School of Industrial Arts in Philadelphia. They feel that the- more artvtraini-ngfthsy obtain -in an interesting field the more skillfully will they be able to face the world of tomorrow. 63 J. Hattersly, D. Worthy. B. Miller, E. Dun lap, J. Jones are enchanted by each oth:-r's ml paintings. Rh Urs ,N 'N The teams are part of Lansdowne eviry season, evlry day. While the cheering on the sidelines keeps them at lem, on their way! Though the field be Cold or steaming. Xve will keep the sidelines screaming. Screaming for the Lords of Lansdowne, For the Garnet and the Cray. For the glory of the gridiron, for the the play. spirit of f w-. 1 1 li' ,, X '-f n . at ,As ?3+ 4 if H.. Z' , ag 3 1 1 3 , 4 .N f 1 'A,,aii!S.l.' ,ng QW K 7 P' 'ffvw ., -,L ' T q wg 'RS L 1 1 afar .L A I M , gp wk ' , 'A Q' .iid 2 lf? 5 ' ,,,. gfg, V xkgfi-x'fg'9.1 ,yn - , --u 1 ,JF - Q , ' . , -iw Vp.: n. ,, Q, I, ,A V, W it L 4: 'if ,g, .. gp 'WW - , 9' , f W ,. ' W M 2 16 ,uw ' ifwif, . v . , as A Irs! FOIL J. llerharl. J. l.arson. VV. Glass. W. Rayne. W. Munch. ll. Mano. K. Nlaefllelland. lf. llunt. if. Steel. l.. Lyster. lf. Nlaefylullen Nzrom 4 F N iroeder. D. Hopkins. D. l.arson. D. Pease. l.. Kirifedes. J. Jones. S. Patriek. R. tlill. R. I.:-Pard. B. Nlelfain, J. Duyal. Thin mu l tkn J Xlusellanip, lf. Engle. H. loyyell. T. Geary. J. lflskamp. T. Nleredilli. D. williams, K. Brown. R. tlarner. R. Patton. J. lleaney. J l'romn renth fourth mir: l.. Nlorton. J. Stone. 5. Benning. gy. l.eysis. l.. Williams. ff. l aulkner. W. Xalentine. ll. Uaalu. J. Shelton. D. Bralnerm , adly on Zeeli. R. Baskin. J. sl'llil'lil'2illl. IRON MEN OF DRIVE Sinee it was a green team that fared Media in the first game. experienee. speed. and weight left the Lords on the long end of the eount. Bouneing hack to trim Darlmy. a scrappy' line smothered the Blue and XYhite's offense. Fresh from this victory. the Lords dropped a thriller under lights to an outplayed Ridley Park aggregation. Trayeling to lvpper Darby for a eraek at the 'iUld Uaken lhieketf' grit and determination held the highly favored Royals seoreless nearly three quarters he- fore fresh replaeements told on our hattle-weary' vets. A speetacular Meffain to Duval flurry' for a seore in the last two minutes almost pulled the Springfield game out of the fire. hut that all im- portant extra point shifted the scale in the Spring- er's fayor. Sharon Hill. sulwurhan ehamps. then gave the Fisehermen a lacing. Haverford, Hig Six ehamps. were next to he amazed hy the inspired playing of the Lords. Unce again. however. our undermanned squad was oyerpowered in the dying moments after two valiant goal line stands. Our most potent at- laelx was yet to he unleased to Yeadoifs dismay. The season ended in a smashing elimax as the deter- mined Lords upset a heavily fayored Swarthmore team. A hloeked kivk hy' Purse and the alertness of Pease gave us our lireak. lt is ironie that the team's ground-gainer. liruve Melfain failed to sf-ore a point although he threyy six T. Dfs into the arms of his P itain J. Join-s. head eoaeh J. Fisher. assislanl eoaeh P. teammates. Four of these went to 'tDewey Duval who led the team in seoring and also did some fine punting. The Alfred C. Steer Cup for individual exeel- leneeu was jointly awarded to Calvin Engle. the sparkplug of the line. who spent most of his time in the opponentis baekfield. and Capt. John Jones who held the lvaektield together. playing all four positions at one time or another during this season. The Given Trophy for outstanding serviee was awarded to John Frommer for his exeeptionally fine pieee of work as team manager. Media . . Darby . . Ridlev lipper Darby Springfield Park Sharon Hill Haverford Yeadon . Swarthmore FOOTBALL'- 1045 Opponenls L.H..s 24- tt 0 20 0 ll 19 0 T 6 50 20 lfl 0 6 26 0 T HARD FOR SUCCESSFUL SEASCN Un Left: B. Nleflain shakes off tackles on an end sweep during the llaverford game. l.. Kirihcles plunges through the line. J. Jones drives for that extra yard. Un Riglzt: tl. Mano. D. Williams, P. Purse. D. Pease Irv to stop Polk of Swarthmore. l. Duval. D. Williams. and B. Kiev Ilain run down the field for a large gain. 67 .TE FIND THE HOOP sSDo 3 f xl '4 L J 4 t viyjf ' A For the second straight year the Looping Lords finished second to Radnor in Suburban II with a record of seven wins and three losses. Ably coached by Mr. Stan Kleckner the Lords started the season in grand style but were unable to take Radnor on the home floor and fell before the Red Raiders again at lvayne. Led by Captain t'Dit Jones. high scoring Bruce McCain. Bob Covey and Dave Hopkins who formed the nucleus of the squad that included 6'Judgy', Young, Pete Purse, Bob Gill, George Karsner. .lack Duval and Art Hill. the Lords entered the Kiwanis Tournament Title Boundf, In the first contest, however. they lost a 35-33 decision to Eddystone. a perpetual Mjinxf' Bob Covey and George Young had ll and l0 points respectiyely. but the dribblers couldn't seem to pull the game out of the fire. With the score tied 28 all. Eddystone jumped ahead and ended the Lords title hopes. Bruce lVlcCain took high scoring honors with l3l pointsg Dave Hopkins. 124 points. and Bob Covey. 123 points. were right on his heels. Judgy'i Young. Dave Hopkins and Pete Purse all played an out- standing game and with McCain. Covey. Purse and Hill back. prospects for next yearis squad look very good. John Jones was awarded the Ryan Trophy for his outstanding leadership during the season. and Bob Coyeyis name was added to the foul shooting plaque. DEUIO COINTY JINIOR CIIABIPS Top: T. Heaney. R. Jordan. ,L Sharpe. D. Klinnich. S. llaflcigh. Coach A. Wcnzel. First row: B. McCain. D. llopkins, J. Jones. B. Covey, G. Young. Second row: C. Kar ner J. Y. squad gets some point:-rs from Hill. B. Gill. J. Duval. P. Purse. Nlr. Kleckner. Thin! row: J. Heaney. W. NlcClarcn. J Iayne varsity men: D. Hopkins, B. McCain, J. D. Broaclhelt, B. Munch. Nl. Greenwood. R. Della Ven. Fourlh row: W. Abel, P. Tashjian, H Pow Jones. R. Covey. P. Purse in practice. ell. B. Williams. B. Valentine-. J. NlcClaren. D. Rowlands. J. Corfine. ll. Caab. l 1 l l .l. Jones A. Hill B. Nleffain B. Covey D. llopkins G. Karsner Cnacli S. Kleckner R. Gill The ,l. Vfs played good basketball with J. Elton- head, B. Munch, B. McClaren. captain, A. Hill, H. Powell, B. Xvillianis. M. Greenwood, J. MCClaren and J. Gorfine making a squad of scrappy ballplay- ers. The Freshmen squad, under the leadership of Mr. Arthur Wenzel. won the Suburban Crown with a record of 10 wins and 1 defeat. Aaron Sharpe led the team in scoring and was backed by Hafleigh. Jordon. Minnich and Captain Heaney. Glen Nur Chester Collingdale lvpper Darby Darby . Radnor Yeadon . Media . Haverford Chester l'pper Darby ffollingdale Darby . Radnor Yeadon Media . B,-XSK E'l'BAl.l. Eddyslone lKiwanisl . 41 01111011 ents L.H.S 34 39 29 41 28 30 49 35 26 44 36 30 42 31 35 4-1 42 27 -12 48 28 25 26 41 31 32 57 23 37 35 39 37 35 33 first row? J. lfronnner. ll. Larson T. Brown. D. Kelley. H. llarlan. f. l:.ngle. D. Rupp. I.. Dexaull. Powell. Il. Pease, ll. llo plains. I. Kirifitles. K. Brown. K. I atto . I.aRosa. B STLEB5 IN ACTION I.. H. Sfs mauling nlatrnen have completed their toughest yet most successful campaign in many seasons. l.erl lu such sterling wrestlers as Dist. champs llarlan. Larson. antl Hopkins. antl twice llist. champ. Cal lfngle. the Lords tierl lor lst place in Dist. l. In rexiewing a thrill-packed season. the Xaval Hosp.. Penn Charter, .-Xhington and l,. Nlerion ff-ll in rapid succession as the Hornerrnen got oll to a fast start. Two quick defeats were next ali- sorlwetl. Hill School. ancl li. ll. in a meet tif-rl 3 times. fllter racking up two more at the expense ol Episcopal and Haverford. Overbrook then hanflecl the Lords their last setback. Then the seasonis cli- max arrived with Coach Horneris Hrst victory over Cheltenham. as the rugged wrestlers cut the Cheltis x ictory string at 45. The Dist. Championships. next in the agenda. were highlighted by Kellefs recorcl pin in 13 seconds. K. l3rown's upset pin to win in the dying moments. and Lans. crowning the most champs in its history as Engle. Harlan. Larson antl Hopkins came through. However. li. D. won the Dist.. scoring more than the Lords although equal in nuniher of champs. ln the seasonis closing con- test. it gave the gritty grapplers great satisfaction to defeat decisively the powerful llethlehem team which had lveaten li. D. WRHSTLIXII l916 Opponents L.l1.S. Phila. Yaxal llosp. 5 28 Penn Charter . . 3 37 .Xlrington . 6 21 Lower Xl:-rion . 6 38 Hill School 11 12 l'pper Darby 23 18 Episcopal . ll 33 llawerfortl 9 31 Ijyvrllrllllk lfheltenham Zl 21 Bethlehem 15 22 l'l'0IIll f01t'.' lf. Wialwlieltl. .L J I ar on X. Savag .T GIANTS iii , f ' .Ffa if Jim ll:-ana-y. poxwrliorse milcr and V M ll2lli.4lllil4'l' gets rvanly for a lll'lll'lil't' run. With the spring of 1940 came the ambitious L. H. S. track team. Just a few at first, then in increasing numbers. could be seen the figures of our sprinters tearing up the track to get into condi- tion. The Hornermen started the season with a team not too experienced, hut hoping to outdo their last year's record of four out of six dual meet wins. With with Ridley Park. Episcopal. Swarthmore. Spring- Held, Darby, Ridley Township and a triangular meet with Eddystone and Collingdale. TRACK 1943 Uppnnenis L.H.S. veterans and new candidates to fill every position. Ridley Park , T9 29 Coach Horner. with ahle assistance from co-captains Swarthmore T9 29 Dave Larson and Jack Duval. worked eagerly to l'?Pi5C Pal Q6 I put his team on the field in good form. Included in ifluisler T12 QT: , . , . , .pringhelil . JZ 36 the schedule IH addition to the Penn Relays. L mon Eddysmm, I . 44 64 A. A.. District and State meets. were the dual meets Ridley Tmmtllip 55 53 Fzrst rou: E. Chapin. B. Kauffman, B. LePard, C. Steele. L. Kirifides. D. Larson, B. Cellini, B. Hopkins. B. Brechl. D. Carner. J. Heanex .Second 4 P on Zech. D. Wolff. D. Cordon. P. Landi. J. LePard. B. Levitt. B. Allen, B. Stewart, Mr. Horner, Coach. Third row: E D Xmhro l'aulLner T. Kofi. WY. Seel. L. Dixon. C. Hlllll. -X. Saunders. B. Olmenrlorfcr. W. Bayne. D. MacQueen, L. Morton. Fourllz rout B. Bonsall W W allxel e. P. Waring. D. Hough. .-K. llill. B. Campbell. D. Nlcliaigr. .L Sharp. a , T. Brown. B. Le-Pard, D. Kelley, C. Young, B. Mt-Cain, B. Cortner. Seronrl row: C. White. L. Tavani. B. McClaren. ,I McClaren, B. Munch. T. Heller. J. 1 I B Covey, S. Patrick. Hr. ll. Kramer, coach. balls during a practice session. First rout N. See. P. Purse, P. Thom- aser. J. Muschamp. J. 0'Hara. J. Jones gets ready to knock out some T. Bron n. varsity catcher for the Kramermen ON THE BASEBALL CIRCUIT Last year, under the leadership of Coach Joe DeCico, the Lords broke even in league play. Led by Captain Reds', Mayer, speedballers Norm Cochran and Rod Bosbyshell, who doubled at lst base, infielders Dit,' Jones, Dan Baselice and Bob Covey, flychasers Bill Grace, Bruce McCain and Pete Thomas, the local nine played good but in- consistent ball. D. Baselice took hitting honors. Returning lettermen Dit', Jones, captain of the ,46 team, Bruce McCain, and Pete Thomas formed the nucleus of the team. Coached by Mr. Harold Kramer, the Lords have a lot of hard work ahead, but with several promising second stringers from last year's squad the team should play a hustling brand of ball. Q Eddystone Clen Nor Darby . Media . . Upper Darby Prospect Park Chester . . Eddystone Glen Nor Darby . . Upper Darby Media . Collingdale Prospect Park Chester . Collingdale BASEBALL 1945 Opponents L.H.S 4 5 6 5 0 6 5 6 9 7 7 2 4 0 4 1 5 2 0 6 4 2 1 4 3 10 6 5 3 1 4 8 WIZARD The raequeteers will be led this year by the two returning lettermen, George Karsner and Dave Hopkins. who last year won the Superintenflentis Cup given to the most valuable player. Two mem- bers of last yearis junior tennis team. Dick ,lorclon and Bill Forrey, show promise of filling vacant berths on the varsity squad. The Lorcls will sorely miss the support of ,lack Webb, now in the Navy. hut they will be seeking to retain the honor and praise received when they gained permanent pos- session of the Philadelphia Suburban Tennis League Championship given to the team which hacl won the title three times. Under the expert coaching of Miss Knopf, we feel sure that they will win. lipiseopal . George School Radnor . Cheltonham lfpper Darby Westtown . llaverforrl School Coatesville- . Ahbington . Lower Nlerion Norristown Pottstown . C. Karsner gets ready to rtturn a serve 1945 SCORES Opponents I..H.S 5 1 9 0 0 5 0 5 l 4 4 5 2 3 l 4 1 4 1 4 2 3 2 3 First row: ,l. Streater, manager, B. Gill, D. Hopkins, C. Karsner, L DeVault. Second row: B. Valen line, B. Criest, D. Jordon, B. Forrey Coach Knopf at upper left. Ns--wm...,,MM, I I X l'lt'l!llll7 X lricc , ,- , 1, . oyyws. ..m . ., Dodd. W. lilalchford. Y. Perez. at fJ,2.e 5 f A501-vc This year L. H. Sis student cheering section has had a heyy of sparkling. enthusiastic Lady Lords as their leaders. Co-captained by Peggy Ruth Bowers and Betty Smith. these girls have proved their loy- alty hy their support at all sports events. Under the ahle direction of Miss Harrington. who worked continually for a good hockey season. the girls of L. H. S. turned out early to whip the team into shape. Wlith only one returning varsity memher. the coach did just that with good J. V. prospects from last year. Through the season hoth coach and team were proud of veteran center half-hack. Mary Evans. who consistently played good hockey. Also. the teamis captain and right half. Helen Rebstock. unfalteringly displayed the playing that won her the cup awarde to the outstanding player. Bo 1 hackfield and forward line played for victories. lJttl, 'Q the line hadn't the scoring power needed. Varsity won two. tied two. and lost four: while J. V. won five. tied one. and lost two. Wlith this excellent J. V. record. Miss Harrington is looking forward to a good season next fall. The Lady Lords. under the direction of Coach Doris Harrington. started the year off hy a loss to Chester. hut came right back at Haverford. the next week. to win and make up for it. The odds seemed to he against them most of the time. hut with out- standing playing of the .46 guards. Bahs Camp. Peggy Ruth Bowers. Co-captain. Mary Evans. and Anne Louise Ayers they were always able to pull McQuaid. I.. Hart. F. Wagnf P. Kleckncr, A. Sinclair. 74 IT TAKES THE Row I. lvfr Io right: P .ll. Ho HI IS tam Rebstock. N. Bn-sslcr. .-X. Prime t Belfield, T. Smith. Roll' 2. fill 0 riglil: Miss Harrington. I.. lx 1 1 ll. Evans. J. Pm . I' 1 Ivy, E. Marsh. fy. llemphill. N . l 1 in 1 A. l arqul1ar. lf. U. lluyics Magcns. I.. xlt'l4ll. ll. firmly Xl Clement. N. 'l'urn4-r. Hour 3. l I right: Y. Skeats, Nl. Patterson S Monroe, l.. De-iss. S. L. Hearn MacKinnon. C. lloope-s. ll, littlltli TO GIVE LIFE SPARKLE tlirougrli. !xll11l't'f 1'1'im-1-. 1-o-vuptuiii. mis lllglll sc-orer for the season with June Mnrpliy 111111 Shirley M1111- Kinnon u close seeoncl. One of the outstanrlingr feats of the season was tht- Glen-Yor ganne. The Lans- 114111110 Lussies won 111 ll svore 1116111 2. all niade on foul shots: not il 11t'lt1gj4lll1WllS Iliil11l'11f' 0l111t'l'10ltIIll r - v . . 1110 J. X. tvann 11111-11 up inorv X'It'1t1l'lt'H than tln- T varsity. llayers showing promise for next yeaxfs team were Joie B. Hulybert. Narivy Teanner. and Marjorie Reid. 11lIS years tennis team luis 11 IN l't'1lIl'll1llQl. Anne Wierltlieiser an lll Ill 1 1 xx oecnpy two of the three sinf e xslth XX 1111116 11lat1-liforcl and .'xlIfll't'y Prix-e in 1111 11 the don lt sets. 1 ist u I1 s tt nn. with 1.413111 loui 4 Jr.. 1. . 1 ruine tlirougli losing: only onc llll1111 111 1 tn 1 girls 1'ilI'l'y1l1QI on. and some xexx 1nonn in lttl tions from the lIIlC1l'l't'13SSIllt'II ssl ir 1 111 ol ward to Ll very sin-1-essful ss-as 11 KSK1Q'l'11.X1.L 512011125 111i1'1s1 .lnnior Nursity TENNIS 1911 N1 0111 N Varsity 01111o11e11ts l..H.S. Ollllfllllllfb I H S 0111101191115 1..H.S. tllivster . 13 LIIXNVI' Merion 11111-ster . . 20 14 Haverford 27 Radnor . llawrforml . 13 33 Snartlnnon- 11- Lipper Darby SXSLll'111l1lUl't' . 26 23 Hitlley Park 31 Nl11'141F1t1XNll Ridley Park . 27 11 ffollingtlale 22 Bt l'NNyll . ffollingflale . 32 22 1.oner Merion 30 Coatesville Lower X11-rion 38 13 Glen Xor 8 Abington Glen Nor . 2 6 Upper Darby 10 l'pper Darby . 18 14 Radnor . 16 Rlltllltbl' . . 31 16 1111111 5 1.ost 3 Tiwl 1 Won 2 Lost T 1 Firsl row: Y. Skeats. N1. Exans. C. Belfielrl. A. - . D . . , . xYt'l'1illi lSt'T. 1. R. Bowers. Miss 113I'flflgI41I1. A. lrlve, 11. R1-11slo1-k. E. 0. Daxit-s. B. Cainp. J. Krakoxwr. Sw-111111 mu? 11. Fox. VX. Sinm-lair. N. Tealne-r. J. Daxivs, 12. XY arlon. S. Macliirinoii. J. Murphy, A. 1.. Ayers. 31. Do4l1l. D. Wiorstall. N. Stiekler. 1. Powers. P. Kleekner. Thin! row: 1. W'eslbnrgh, H. Monroe, S. fNIcQnai11. XI. 112111. C. tileinent. Xl. Hvizl. C. llonpes. 1.. Hart. 1.. Dm-iss. J. 111111111-rl. .1. Iilsli. N. Turin-r. l'il'1'SI rout .X. Wim-1'1x11eis1-1'. lf. llaxin,-s. Nl. Hierly. .-X. P1'it-rf. WY. 111ll1t'1l1t1l'11. Ser'0111l rout ,1. Mnrpliy. C. 1-loopes, J. 1'ouers. Sl1111111'11g: Miss 1.. Rotln-rinel. Coacllz J. 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