Lower Moreland High School - Elmleo Yearbook (Hundingdon Valley, PA)

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Glass UffiCEl'S HGQZINL DRIVE SCQOHOOO Lorraine McDowell, Treasurer: Beverly Bonsall, Secretary: Charles Holt, Vice-President: Wayne Worthington, President. Honor Group Dungan, Emenheiser, Distlor, Kerst, Robinson, CA!-:sent - Barbara Hertrich and Patricia Herberti

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HARRIET ESTHER WITTE COMMERCIAL HUNTINGDON VALLEY Ess is a bright, cheery person with fun on her mind and music in her feet. She gave her support to the Service Club one year and to the Lion's Roar another. Ess's favorite pastimes are listening to records, dancing, and being a spectator at games. Esther's cheerful disposition and sparkling personality have made her a well-liked classmate. With her ability and determination for success, Esther's future is sure to be bright. WAYNE LAMOND WORTHINGTON COMMERCIAL FEASTERVILLE Wayne's interesting personality, dependability, intelligence, and fun-loving nature have made him a popular classmate. He was chosen class president in both our junior and senior years and very efficiently performed the many duties of that office. He chose the Hunting and Fishing Club, played intramural basketball, and and was a member of the Elmleo Business Staff. ln his spare time Wayne is an avid stamp collector. The qualities which have made Wayne a popular classmate and capable leader will surely contribute to his success in the business world. BARBARA S. ZILL ACADEMIC TREVOSE Bobbie, as she was known to everyone, was one of the more active members of our class. She played varsity hockey and varsity basketball for three years, soft- ball for two years, and was active in all class sports. She was also an able varsity cheerleader for three years, a capable member of the Elmleo business staff, and belonged to the Pep Club, Chorus, and Lion's Roar. She also served one year on the Student Council. Her likes and hobbies are in the same category -all sports. Bobbie has not revealed her plans for the future, but with her willing- ness to serve we're sure she will be happy and successful in whatever she may choose. '

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