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

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L ,,,, ta-tg THE ELMLEO st., JOHN ADAM FRIEDRICH Friedrich Bethayres, Pa. Class Officer C1-35g Play Cast Q2--Hg Uperetta Q-U5 Elmleo Staff Editor l-Hg Orchestra C1-2-3--l-l. john has a way of looking under the top crust of people and events, and intimately viewing human nature. He analyzes everything that looks interesting to him-and so many things do-that his personality has been no less then striking. It seems that john can do a little bit of every- thing, and do it all excellently. Ile sketches cleverly and is the artistg also, the actor and the diplomat. He aspires to he a lawyer and since he can so clearly express his ideas and opinions, and argue on any point-Friedrich, the case is always yours. JAMES JOSEPH FESTA cxjimmyvr Philmont, Pa. Operetta C-Hg Football Dr. Q3--H. jimmy is one of the youngest in our class although you would never think it. Vile all know how many new ideas he introduces in class meetings with a serious concentrating expression. QVVhen he is not cutting up, he is seriousl. james is an ambitious lad. He is interested in the stage he says, and the splits and ties he wears show it. VVe know that Jimmy's personality will carry him far in any Held he enters. EDWARD FRANCIS GERSCH Eddie Huntingdon Valley, Pa. Foothall 42-3-415 Elm Leaf Q-Hg Class Oliicer Q-Hg Play Cast l-l-J. Gerschie is a product of spinach and hard work. He is a very popular hoy and has participated in sports and all class activity. Eddie gets a lot of fun out of school life. VVhen there is a commotion in the room the class usually looks toward the Festa and Gersch corner. In spite of this we like him very much. VVe don't know what Gerschie is going to do when he gets out of school, hut we do know that the unfailing good nature which has carried him through school life will hring him much success in the years to come. Pagf Ninfffrn

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+1 THE I-:LMLEO go... l ROBERT FORREST flBobV! Siles, Pa. Elm Leaf l-H1 Class Sports Cl-2-35. Hob, our ofliee boy, beeame an active member of the elass in his ninth vear of learning. The lore for mischief twinkling in his so blue eyes proclaim him a son of Iirin, and coupled with his merry wit and easy' grace- VVell, we're for old Iirin if all her deseendants are half as jolly. WILLIAM CARL FISCHER Fish Bethay res, I'a. Assistant lfditor of lflmleo C-Hg Uperetta l-lflg Class Basketball ll-2-3l. Carl puts Irvin S. Cobb to shame when it comes to rarearm. lle knows all the answers and his snappy, Caustit' rejoinders are a souree of admiring' envy' on the part of his friends. lt is the general opinion that Fish will revise the Solid Geometry' book after he leaves sehool, for he and CFD differ when it comes to theories. Carl's future is Il theory' which he alone can prove and we hope he makes a go of it. WILMER LLOYD FESMIRE llFezVY lluntingdon Valley, Pa. Play Cast I-H 3 Urehestra ll-2-3--Hg Classilffieer ll-ilg Uperetta 1-H7 Debating l3l1 lilmleo Stall l-ll. Two hands are better than one, -that's what I.loyd and Phil believe. VVe will not forget his easy manner and sardonia' grin. lle is seriously' humorous. Fey does not sav mueh but when we aslt him about history we are sure to get a thorough answ er. Ile knows the story' of our nation. !.loy'd has not taken mueh part in sports, but that IS beeause he praetiees musieg his playing proves not only' Draetiee but talent. 'l'he orehestra would be liar with- out the trombone. yVe do not know what I.loy'd is going to do in Lite but we wish him a good future. Hiya' l:'i1M'If'f'11

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A-a-'J THE ELMLEO 2:4-4+ MARGARET VERA HASTINGS Duchess Bethayres, Pa. Hockey Squad lllg Class Officer C2lg Play Cast C-Hg Elm Leaf Q-1-lg Elmleo Staff Q-H. Ah! The Duchess! VVho could ever forget the sad, sweet smile, the Charm- ing ways, and the thousand and one moods of Peggy llastings. To know her is to love her, for her keen sense of humor and unfailing good nature do much to keep the hearts of many young gentlemen in Z1 whirl. Yet her rippling laughter sooths, just as one glance of her eyes can turn a heartbeat to silence. It matters not what task Peg undertakes in the future, it will come easy for her and provide happiness for those who will be fortunate enough to work with her. GEORGE WASHINGTON IVINS Buck Feasterville, Pa. Football K3--Hg Baseball C-H. VVe have heard of many Georges since our first presi- dent, but none like this one. Buck entered our class in the ninth year from Feasterville and has supplied us with enough humor to last the rest of our lives. VVhen we Hrst knew him he had a decided aversion to girls bu! in the spring a young man's fancy turns toward love. Such was the case of George in 1932. ln sports he is very active, especially in football, boxing and wrestling. His future is like the others-unknown, but he may well follow his Dad's footsteps and be a ear salesman. VVe all wish him the best of luck in any field, GRACE MARIE DORSEY Grace Philmont, Pa. Basketball Q2--Hg lilmleo Staff Q-U. Grace, who entered our class during the fifth grade, came from Philadelphia and is one of our very noisy QU students. VVbile she is an all around student, her specialty' is sports. She was on the hockey team, and for two years on the basketball team. lf you want to know anything about French just ask Grace. Still water runs deep surely applies to Grace, who is an industrious worker. VVonld that we knew the power that lies in knowing when to talk and when not to! Pa yr' Tfwwnl y