Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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Students in our school library realize that finding the right book isn't always the easiest job unless they are acquainted with library science. Daily Challenges Help Us To Mature We’ve come a long way during these six years, and yet we are old enough to know that we have a much greater distance ahead of us. After having enjoyed our “carefree days of youth,” we take a look at the world around us and hope to find a place for ourselves. Also looking backward, we hope to see a contribution which we have made to the growth of the school. Our teachers, clubs, and dances are to us symbols of the anxious hearts of those who are behind us in this period of growing up. By contrasting the study halls of the upperclass- men to those of the junior high, one can easily see that we have achieved a seriousness of pur- pose. Even though we have had many good times in these years, we anticipate eagerly the day when we will take places in the adult world. P. Nacy thumbs through a library book in search of a favorite poem for D. Wilgard, L. Wood, and X. Shaw. Exchange student P. Cassa no helps II. Stratton, J. Robinson, B. Vincent, M. Landis, V. Strometz, and B. Mats with their homework. The outstanding features of an atomic powered fuel pump are pointed out to II. Kaufman, J. Kerstetter, B. Fred- crick, Mr. P. McClure, P. Cassano, and C. Chaffee by a guide at the annual Philadelphia Atomic Energy Show. 8

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In Our Early High School Days Social Studies charts are very helpful to S. Valentine, T. Fetter, K. Stein, J. DcBaecke, G. Robinson, and P. Pitts. D. Henry points out to P. Hargrave and N. Fachinetti that the date for the Valentine's Dance is drawing nearer. 7

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J. Lenski sells milk to eager buyers S. Long, M. Gilbert, C. Myers, and R. Monroe. Look at those “A's’7 P. Brown, P. Cowan and G. Roblee gasp at B. Wcrlhwine's good report card. Characteristics of good citizenship are discussed by student coun-il officers: B. 7'est, W. Meade, D. Miglio, C. Snyder, D. Oeljeklaus, and II. Ilaincs. STUDENT COUNCIL D. Miglto Row 1: B. Matz, J. Butterfield, I). Oeljeklaus, M. Hoffmann, J. Oeljeklaus, G. Morris, C. Manfredoma, J. Newcomb, L. Adams, J. Munroe, J. Brown, G. Siegrist, M. Landis, II'. Marshall. K°V 2: H Haines, C. Oberdorf, J. Harper, C. Philips, C. Bate, P. Penrose, R. Bessey, R. Schacht, A. Hobbs, C. Snyder, IV. Meade, A. Hyland, R. Harper, Afr. Freeman. 9