Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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DORIS JEAN ROBERTS . . . Added talent to orchestra for three years . . . ardent Guy Madison fan . . . finds a lot of fun in swim-ming and photography . . . favors cottage cheese and apple butter . . . shuns homework . . . Penn State her choice. ROBERT J. ROBINSON . . . Busy ‘’Bob’ . . . can be found working on “Open House Committee . . . delights in driving . . . cake and cookie connoisseur . . . veteran of the band for three years ... his ca-reer lies in the engineering field. RAYMOND L. ROSSER, JR. . . “Peanut hails from Aldan . . . detests homework . . . fascinated by girls . . . served as corpse in senior play . . . capable basketball manager . . . wild about driving . . . heart set on Marine Corps. MARTHA ANN ROWLEY . . . Starred as Aunt Abby in senior play . . . whiz with a cook book . . . leads French club . . . looks forward to an occupational therapy career and a home in New England. DAVID MILTON RUPP . . . Won two track letters . . . head-ed for career in textiles ... for holidays . . . draws skillfully . . . four year matman . . claimed by East Lansdowne . . . shuns homework but who doesn't? ELOISE SCHOBER . . . “Dutchie . . . delights in taking pictures and sewing . . . objects to milk . . . attracted to dancing and shorthand . . . tickles the ivories . . . bound to be a good secretary. ALICE M. SCHAAL . . . Makes those snazzy clothes herself . . . detests conceited people . . . always on hand when a good time is to be had . . . connoisseur of good food and movies ... a college in the Middle West is her choice. FREDERICK G. SCHROEDER. JR. . . . Future mechanical engineer . . . “Fred” spends free time tinkering with model airplanes, working on car . . . stalwart guard on football team . . . owns varsity wrestling letter . . . served on Student Council. NEIL SEE . . . Always joking . . . jovial Jr. class president . . . capable captain of moundsmen . . . popular and ambitious president of Student Council . . . fond of a certain blonde . . . master of magical art . . . flyer of future fame. ELEANOR RUTH SHELL . . . Whiz with the knitting needles . . . Distributive Ed. “Clubster . . . partial to Ocean City and football . . . homework and getting up early not to her liking . . . looks forward to a career as an interviewer. JEAN ALLISON SHEPHERD . . . Art and knitting are tops with “Shep” . . . ambitious chairman of senior dance . . . exams and celery don't agree with her . . . yearns for trip to South America. DOROTHEA ANNE SHIPLEY . . . Musically-minded “Dea” smiling newcomer from Lower Menon . . . athlete with hiking and basket-cering past . . . ardent camera fan . . . future airwave starlet. nmeii mimes ampmej Outdoors Oddt

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 earns v loaemutncj L W. Zorn. A Welte, B. Hall, and A. Bressler stroll at the noon hour. STANLEY PATRICK . . . Good-natured “Stan” . . . came to us from Haverford High . . . two year football veteran . . . ardent sports fan . . . shuns talkative women . . . English work annoys him . . . dreams of becoming a millionaire. MARIANNE J. PATTERSON . . . Ambitious “Mar“ . . . lends her voice to A Cappella . . . active mem-her of Honor Society and Hi-Y . . . super Student Council member . . . abhors “stuck-up” people . . . sold on physical education and Sargent Col-lege. ROBERT W. PATTON . . . Athletic “Pat” . . two year varsity football and wrestling star . . . skillful ice-box raider . . . popular orchestra member . . . bored by chatter-boxes . . . fond of camping in the woods . . . future doctor. KATHLEEN VIRGINIA PETERS . . . Dancing “Pete” . . . pretty senior class secretary . . . Hi-Y worker . . . Army fan . . . dance committee planner . . . willing sampler of Chinese food . . . shuns big crowds . . . somebody's dream of a homemaker. DAVID L. PEASE . . . Tall, good-looking A Cappella bass . . . veteran varsity gridiron tackle . . . staunch Student Councilman . . . constantly confusing people . . . Dave lives for sports and the week-ends . . . intends to remain a bachelor. CHARLES N. PITETTI, JR. . . . “Chuck plays a hot licorice stick . . . thrives on juicy steaks . . . dotes on dancing . . . shuns the Army gray . . . it's Navy all the way . . . favors swimming to work . . . destiny is dentistry. G. KATHRYN POWELL . . . Roots for East Lansdownc . . adds spark to intramural basketball teams . . . “Kate delights in swimming, boating, and hiking . . . would rather drive than do homework . . . shies away from crowds . . . yearns to travel. PETER S. PURSE . . . Vigorous, varsity live-wire “Pete” . . . star on the gridiron, court, and diamond . . . slick drawer . . . ardent exponent of “cats,” loafing, and girls . . . reluctant “homeworker” . . . future athletic coach. SARAH LOUISE RILEY . . . Fun-loving “Sally” ... an ardent basketball and hockey fan . . . thrives on chocolate ice cream . . . hobby, collecting straws . . . cheers amusement . . . her love of art will aid her in interior decorating. JEANNE B. PRIMICK . . . Fun-loving “Jen” collects foreign dolls . . . enioys all sports and traveling . . . partial to a guy named “Mac” . . . displeased with homework and oral reports ... a trip to Alaska figures in future plans. JAMES ROBERT PUSEY . . . Specializes in art . . . bound for “med” school . . . “Jim” rates sports high . . . considers shrimp off his calling list . . . how could the senior class get along without its hard working leader? ALICE LOUISE ROBERTS . . ”A1“ never shirks home room re- sponsibility . . . helpful Hi-Y member . . . crazy about dancing and big blue eyes ... A Cappella songstress . . . loathes sauerkraut . . . headed for nursing.

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ANN SINCLAIR . . . Fancies ice cream . . . efficient hockey manager . . . ambitious “An' nie“ is forward on basketball team and shortstop on softball field . . . dotes on driving a car . . . looking forward to being a typist. LOUISE ANN SMITH . . . Found on numerous dance com mittees . . . favors driving . . . hand properties chairman for senior play . . . cheers sports . . . spare time let' ter writer . . . thinks constantly of Penn. BEATRICE STADERMAN . . . Sweet songstress “Bunny . . . efficient French Club treasurer . . relishes hoagies. violets, caviar, and kittens . . . fascinated by the ocean and winter sports . . . craves journal' istic career. CHARLES ANTHONY STEEL . . . SportS'minded “Chuck . . . thinks homework unnecessary . . . out for track and football teams . . . member of school band . . . spends spare time driving . . . intends to enter music field. JEAN IRENE STRICKLAND . . . “Strickic” delights in driving blue sedans . . . bored by dry lectures and rainy weekends . . . pet pastimes are ice skating and dancing . . . hopes to be a secretary. RAYMOND V. TASHJIAN . . . Bike hikes provide amusement for “Tash“ . . . husky wrestler . . . suffers from Monday morning blues . . . eating homemade apple pic is his idea of bliss . . . reliable bell lyre player in band. GEORGE A. SLOTHOWER . . . “Chaffs” interesting hobby is stamp collecting . . . fancies a Ford . . . oddly enough emoys working . . . doesn't care for redheads or tux edoes . . . destined to become an ag' ricultural engineer. JEANNE ELEANOR SPONGA . . . Co-operative, polite, affable “Jean-nic” . . . draws superbly . . . dancing and traveling rate high . . . enthusiastic Distributive Ed. club member . . . bound to be a successful designer. ROBERT MARVIN STANFIELD . . . “Chccnkce Bob“ dislikes work of all kinds . . . loves a gay, social life . . hopes someday to be a stage hand in a burlesque theater . . . hobby is building soap box derby cars. E. BLAIR STREATER . . . “A bunting I will go“ is Blair's motto . . . whizzing cars and milkshakes delight him ... no dislikes except liver and mushrooms . . . bound for mechanical engineering at Drexcl. JOYCE IRENE STROUD . . . “Jo” collects pictures as a hobby . . . dying to take a trip to Florida . . . likes working part time . . . studying to be a competent secretary . . . have you ever noticed her beautiful black hair? RICHARD KENDALL TEBO . . . Makes model planes . . . star corpse in senior play . . . drives with delight . . . Dick has travels mapped out on motorcycle . . . irked by “stuck-up” women . . . longs to write perfect crime—not commit it! J. Yates and A. Lewis register happy expressions at their report cards.