Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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C. Hrangan weaves color into her work. ... If . llrown lost in his work. . . . H. Heath employs her talent in making nursery rhymes become real to little children. . . . L. Jakob is absorbed in creating a design. ... 5. Maurer adds a tew final strokes to a painting. ... M. Hendrickson puts her artistic talents to use as she models a figure out of clay. . . . J. Zimmerman sketches a plan for a poster. to upperclassmen who. with Miss Davis background of experience, attain for themselves a deeper appreciation of everyday beauty. Also to live a well-balanced life not only with neighbors but with a marital partner, one must possess a sparkling sense of humor. 'Phis quality is unfolded in students through a proficiency in cartooning. Self-expression, too. assumes a top place in even individual's personality. In modern art. pupils have the opportunity to draw as they feel. Juniors and seniors contribute in numerous other ways to worthwhile projects. Among these are scenery for school productions and story book posters for grade-school children. Lansdowne High's artists create happiness both for themselves and others through their work.

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COLORS Brighten the Home's Modest Furnishings Oh my, reflects Susie, ‘“these draperies have too much green in them. I must discover some of a richer color to spruce up this living room.” The students of Lansdowne appreciate the value of a well-decorated home in fostering happier relations within the family and they devote their freshman year to grasping the fundamentals of color combination and architectural design. In subsequent «tudy ot landscaping and ..till life in water colors. seenic country aide, dense wood,, and picturesque mountain, take on an added . harm P. Jenkins, H. Eduards, P. McCarthy, T. Koph. find . nhols prepare the decorations for the junior prom. C. Shelton. I . Miller, and 1 . See design posters for the u ar memorial.

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Foods PLANNED DIET .... A Challenge to Ingenuity keeping a home and preparing delicious meals becomes second nature to any girl and to even one of our big football heroes who is trained by Miss Stevens. Under her guidance, the girls and boys learn preparation of meals and the proper way to serve them. The girls enjoy their Thanksgiving project, a pumpkin pie. and marvel at their meat loaf dinner. Once a week about twenty-five home-minded fel- lows don white aprons and indulge in the culinary arts. The boys enjoy heartily the giant size spaghetti dinner which proves their training is practical. The students are proud of the fine reputation they earn by the outstanding work they do in connection with the Honor’s Banquet. Home and School Dinner, and many faculty luncheon and teas. C. Carry and J. Stiles whip up a rake. W. Rennet!, J. Rea, and M. McGhee trr out a new recipe. I . I on erh, R. instey. and S. Holton prove that men make good cooks too. H. Hrangan pours tea for P. Gaunt and her mother following G. Wheeler and J. Miller housewives in the making. Honor Society initiation.