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

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D Rl I'H IDA JOHNSON Miss johnzon, who lives in Northumberland, Pa., came to Lower Moreland in 1931 from lirsinus College. 'l'here she received the degree Susquehanna bniversity and in 1933-34 at the of teaching at l,ow'er Moreland, Miss johnson dramatics in our high school. The successt of efforts. During this last year, in addition to of A. B. In 1933, she took graduate work at Vniversity of Pennsylvania. During her years has always taken an active part in promoting many of the Senior plays has been due to her teaching Latin, Mathematics, and Commercial Arithmetic, Miss johnson has sponsored the activities of the junior Class. CARI. C. SI.AYBAI'Gll Mr. Slaybaugh came to Lower Moreland in 1931 from Aspers, Adams County, Pa. He attended Gettysburg College, receiving his H. S. and N1. S. degrees in 1930 and 1934 respectively, and he has, also, taken graduate work at the l'niversity of Pennsylvania. Mr., Slaybaugli has taken an active interest in the debating activities of our high school, is the faculty manager of the Athletic Association, and is the homeroom teachcr of the Sophomore Class. llis teaching activities include all of the history. sciences of the high school, mathematics, and 1 ga eq 1-it v BFRTIIA LUVISE CROXVIE Miss Crowe came to us in 1933. She teaches English and French and is the sponsor of the Sophomore Class, She is a graduate of VVilson College with the A. H. degree, and is doing graduate work at the l'niversity of Pctnlsylvzlliia. Miss Crowe will always be remembered for her cooperation in the debating and dramatic activities, and advisor of the Iilm Leaf. Pagff 7'fwwlQ'r

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CHARLICS D. BALIJXVIN lllr. Baldwin is teacher of industrial arts, seventh and eighth grade mathe- matics, and is advisor to the Class of 38. Previous to his coming to Lower lloreland in WSU, he taught two years in Goshen, l,ancaster County, and one year in the Henry Houck sl. H. S. at Lebanon, Pa. He received his education at Klillers- ville S. T. C. and l'ennsylvania State College, and will receive his H. S. degree from Xlillersville S. T. C. in 1036. illr. Baldwin is the business advisor of The l'ilinlen, and it was he who in our junior year first inspired us to undertake the publication of this book. XVIILIARI F. ANGLICMOYER Mr. Anglemoyer, homeroom teacher of the Senior Class, is a graduate of VVenonah Military Academy and Gettys- burg College. from which institution he received a li. S. degree in Business Administration. llr. Anglemoyer has, also, taken graduate work at the lfniversitx of Pennsylvania. Since his appointment as athletic coach, he has turned out many championship teams. He teaches History, Health, and Physi- cal lfducation. Coach Angflelnoyer has given much aid in the publishing of The lflmleon hy his kindly advice and help. Nlr. Angjlemoyer and Klrs. Anglemoyer, the former Miss Fackler of our faculty, reside in Huntingdon Valley. Page 11ilf'7.'l'II

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HELEN CHRONISTER BOYER Mrs. Boyer, the commercial teacher at Lower Moreland High School, lives in Philadelphia. She came to this school in 1931 after receiving her diploma from the Taylor School. Mrs. Boyer has taken additional work at Temple University. Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice, and Junior Business Training, in addition to the responsibility of the Class of '39, comprise Mrs. Boyer's teaching program. Q3 61? T' THOMAS G. BARLOVV Mr. Barlow came to us in 1932. He is a graduate of the Vniversity of Pennsylvania with the degrees of B. S. in Economics and B. S. in Music. He has also taken graduate work in music at State College. Mr. Barlow is now teaching afternoon courses at Beaver College. He teaches Music and English, and is the homeroom teacher of the seventh grade, and has done a great deal to increase the musical activities of our school and community. 513 E3 S3 6 VIRGINIA COLEMAN Miss Coleman, whose home is in VVest Chester, received her A. B. degree from Oberlin College in 1934. She, also, attended VVest Chester State Teachers College and the Vniversity of Pennsylvania. Miss Coleman teaches Home Economics, Art, Health and Physical Education and has con- tinued the good work of turning out splendid girls' haskethall teams in our high school. Page Tlliffl'l'Il I