Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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i WJorlers Seel? mprove i went Q WILLIAM W. GRIEST . . . “Bill” delights in filet mignon . . . dapper police lieutenant in senior play . . . racqueteer of acclaim . . . gets most out of life when boating or fishing . . . sharp dresser and dancer . . . desires to be paid for loafing. THOMAS P. HAGY . . . “Gunder” shies away from history . . . a boating and skating sportster . . . can be seen weeding the track . . . mad about music . . . honest Tom confesses to no definite ambition. BEVERLY CAROLYN HALL . . . Petite, pretty, popular . . . cute cheerleading captain . . . favors King Cole Trio . . . opposed to side-burns and peg pants . . . “Bev” lends talents to A Cappella . . . plans for college and career. WILLIAM D. HARVEY . . . Snappy addition to our color guard . . . “Guil roots for the St. Louis Cardinals . . . turns up his nose at the “AY . . . reliable manager of the track team . . . business tycoon of days to come. GERTRUDE E. HATTERSLEY . . . Hailed as “Trudy by everyone . . . ambitious swimmer and roller skater ... an asset to Choral Club . . . doesn't enjoy idle time . . . interested in photography. GWENDOLYN HILL . . . Artistic School Beautiful member . . . hard working gatherer of senior play costumes . . excels in knitting and sewing . . . how she likes Bing Crosby records and hoagies! . . . elementary teaching attracts “Gwen. PERRY BROOKS GRIFFITH . . . Has a passion to be a “pill peddler . . . drives that '40 Plymouth everywhere . . . loathes pink evening gowns . . . “Gritf“ feels at home at Howard Johnson's . . . key-note in color guard. DOROTHY E. HALE . . . “Diligent Dot sews well ... allured by swimming, Bing, hamburgers, and cokes . . . backs the various school activities . . . assists Hi-Y . . . prompted the senior play . . . aims to don the white cap. LOIS HART . . . Hails from Aldan . . vitamin pill on varsity hockey squad . . . first rate with knitting needles . . . sparkles with personality . . . irked by sophisticated people ... an all-round good sport. CONRAD HEFFNER . . . “Herbie never begrudges time spent with the women . . . sideline is collecting records . . . has no time for “Rah Rah . . . hopes to be somebody, someday, somehow. JAMES J. HEANEY . . . Good-looking “Jim . . . ace miler and captain of track team . . . veteran football player . . . holds no interest in snobby girls . . . intends to play more football. JANE MARIE HINKLE . . . Swoons at Sammy Kaye ... allergic to homework . . . acquires countless movie stars’ pictures . . frequents roller and ice skating rinks . . . finds classical music off the beam . . . cheers the football team.

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BETTY JANE FLANN . . . Fingers the piano keyboard . . . pegs away on Lahian staff . . . vexed by wet weekends . . . B. J.” covets college education . . . revels in dancing . . finds fascination in ice skating. E. GENE GALANTINO .As Dr. Einstein, starred in senior play . . . ambitious member of Honor Society and Student Council . . . groans over weekend homework and Mondays . . anxious to go to Syra- cuse and to be an art director. THEODORE C. GEARY, JR. . . “Gear is always found tinkering with cars . . . veteran member of foot' ball and wrestling teams . . . rather dance than do homework . . . aims to be a good Marine. JANE K. GEYER . . . Capable vice-president of sophomore class . . . efficient Hi Y treasurer . . . willing chairman of senior play tickets . . . favors football and snowy winters . . . sweet, attractive Jane will make a good math teacher. HARRY GAAB . . . Har is a party-loving sports enthusiast ... a strong supporter of coeducational schools . . . hopes some day to sport the red and blue of the Marines. ELAINE MAY GANJAMIE . . . Ambitious “Lame . . . member of Foreign Policy Association . . -Espanol Club booster . . . mad about music . . . cooled by insincere people . . . talented gal in band and choral club . . . anxious to study voice. JOSEPH F. GELLETICH . . “Joe . . . never shuns home room responsibility . . . charmed by good food and pretty girls . . . never tires of skating at Chez Vous . . . antagonized by dull people . . . will see the world through a Navy porthole. MARY LOUISE GILMOUR . . . Likable Mary Lou ... co-chairman of Open House committee . . . vigorous L. H. S. rooter . . . book worm . . . appreciates good music . . . shuns homework . . . sold on being a commercial artist. CAROL GODSHAI.K ROBERT V. GORTNER . . . Popular Gooch . . . hails from Aldan . . . resorts to knitting in spare time . . . adores blonds . . . likes cakes and jazz bands . . . dislikes the Moose . . . aims to become a fashion illustrator. CARSON GREENWOOD . . . “Mick's hobby is arguing ... a dashing basketball guard . . shuns religious fanatics . . . enthusiastic baseball player . . . wants to be a millionaire . . . favorite town is Primos, Pa. . . . Sports-loving Bob . . . four season baseball hero . . . hard-working honor student . . . eager auto driver . . . first-class Student Council treasurer ... his road lies toward engineering. MARCIA M. GRIEB . . Likeable Mar . . . vice-president of Hi-Y ... on School Beautiful Committee . . . active member of Student Council and band . . . loves milkshakes and people . . . has no time for lazy people . . . aims to be x-ray technician.

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EDITH HINKSON . . . Easy-going “Edie” fancies everything in genera] . . . collects postcards in spare time . . . ardent sports fan . . . strives to become a good secretary . . . remarkable for lack of dislikes. ROSEANNE C. HOGAN . . . Efficient worker in school office . . . admirer of Alan Ladd . . not interested in technical discussions . . . likes to dance to South American music . . . sang in student assembly . . . hopes to travel through Europe some day. G. GILBERT HOLDSWORTH . . . Good-natured “Gil rates wrestling and track his favorites . . . shuns homework . . . claims he has no hobbies . . . but he delights in driving a maroon Pontiac. ALBERT E. HORNSEY, JR. . . . Groans at homework and Shakespeare . . . student manager of Delco track meet . . . “Al thinks thick steaks, mathematics, and good movies are tops . . . Colwyn resident . . . Drexel bound. ROBERT M. HOPKINS . . . “Hop” has “what it takes” in sports . . . gifted gndironer. matman, and cinderman . . . glows at good swing, especially Glenn Miller's variety . . . loathes homework . . . yearns to own a sailboat in S. California. MARJORIE LOUISE HOSMER . . “Margie” works diligently on School Beautiful committee . . . favors music, sleeping, and hamburgs ... A Cappella songstress . . . tickles the ivories with ease . . . lucky college —Drexel. WINIFRED LOUISE HUGHES . . . Better known as “Charlou” . . . active on decorating committees . . . never shirks home room responsibility . . . excels in choral work . . . a good start toward her future singing career. JILL JONES . . . Ardent softball rooter and player . . . avid movie fan. . . . collects trolley tokens . . . clever art enthusiast . . . eager dance committee worker . . . ambition—top notch art instructor. MARJORIE IRENE JOHNSON . . . Gay. lively “Margie” . . . depressed on Monday mornings . . . delighted with snow . . . swims and sketches for pleasure . . . irked by people who are affected . . . future globe-trotter. LUCILLE MARIE KEITHLY . . . Ardent Tommy Dorsey fan . . . vigorous varsity hockey player . . . beautiful tenor in A Cappella for three years . . . steadfast on dance committees . . . dreams of marrying a millionaire. ROBERT KAUFFMAN . . . Sports-minded “Bob” ... in cast of senior play grappler for two years . . . never shirks home room responsibility . . . cars, night life, and Ocean City are tops on his list . . . aims to be a civil engineer. VAUGHN KELSEY . . . “Monk” is a loyal .Aldan resident . . . bored with classes ... favors swimming to dancing . . . “Barbell” is especially fond of sports . . . loafing pet pastime . dreams of becoming earth's best built man.