Note: The source for this information is "The News" 1915, The Yearbook of Lancaster High School, Lancaster, PA. Images of the pages have been included for your reference but please note that these are very slow loading as the files are fairly large.
ADAMS, THOMAS
"Bashfulness is an ornament to youth."-Aristotle.
Thomas Edison Adams, better known as "Tom", is first in .
the class-alphabetically. He is a member of the Commercial
German Section, and the only one left in High School of the
first class that graduated from the new Rockland Street School.
Last June Thomas showed his taste for good company by refus-
ing to graduate with the 1914 class, preferring to join the illustrious
1915 group. He is a skilled pianist and sometimes has
an opportunity to exhibit his talent before the school in the absence
of the regular accompanist. Adams won his numerals in
the inter-class meet of 1913. He is a member of the notorious
Physics Table Number Six, the one disturbing factor of an
otherwise peaceful recitation. Thomas has no definite prospects
after graduation, but takes an interest in the Public Library.
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ANDERSON, GEORGE
"Nature hath framed strange fellows in her time."
-Shakespeare
George Lloyd Anderson is a member of the Commercial Latin
Section and came to High from the Duke Street School. George
is a cartoonist of some ability, and has done a great deal of
splendid work of this character. In order to perfect himself in
cartooning he is taking up a course with the International Correspondence
Schools. George is a newspaper writer of no mean
ability and has done considerable reporting for out-of-town
papers, being special correspondent for The Harrisburg Advocate.
He is undecided whether to study law or become a cartoonist.
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BARLOW, WILIAM
"I'm proud of all the Scottish blood that's in me,
Divil a man can say a word agin me."
-Robert Browning ( ? ! !)
William Barlow, a member of the Classical Section, was born
in Dundee, Scotland. His name has become so connected with
soccer playing that whenever one is mentioned, the other is
thought of. "Bill," in his Freshman year was captain of the
Freshman soccer team, in the Sophomore and Junior years, he
was the star player on the class team, and in his Senior year was
manager of the team which represented the High School in the
City Soccer League. He is without doubt one of the best soccer
players in the State, and had it not been for his services as both
manager and player, the soccer team of Lancaster High School
would never have obtained a place in the Soccer League and
attained its present reputation.
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