Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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. 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