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

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we THE ELMLEO g++.. PHILIP FELIX PALMER llphirl I Iu ntingdon Valley, Pa. Orchestra C142-3-413 Debating C2-3lg Student Council C2-3-4-J, Baseball fl-2-3-453 Play Cast Q2-4-lg Class Officer C3l, Elmleo Staff C-H. VVe wish Phil were a claim that we could stake, for in him is a veritable gold mine of the qualities that make Z1 success of a man. Phil is also a eomposer of not mean quality, and an accomplished violinist. His genuine smile radiates the happiness of his spirit, and although serious minded, this in no way prevents him from having a good time and amusing his friends with odd bits of humor. VVhen Philip Palmer becomes a byword with musicians and all others are praising his name, we'll be very proud to say, I knew him when, HELENE ELIZABETH IVIAYER Helene Huntingdon Valley, Pa. Play Cast Q-Hg Class Officer K-H. Helene, a girl of notes, came to us in her Sophomore year at Olney High. Her coming filled a gap that we were unaware of before her arrival. She brightened the class with her electric personality that has not been dimmed and Cannot fail to win her a way into the heart of the outer world as it has into ours. JOHN THOMPSON OLDROYD Johnny Huntingdon Valley, Pa. Football QI-3--I-lg Orchestra QU, Newspaper Q-H5 Illmlen Stall VVith the exception of half a year, john '1'. has been with us from the first grade. johnny likes math, we suppose because he is good at it. Ile is more pravtieal than academic. The Ford will witness to that. VVe sometimes have discussions which amounts to arguments about philosophy, war, etc. He sais he would go to war tomorrow if there was one. Nothing shakes him from his stand. VVe hope there will not be a war. Page Tfwnzfy-I-wo

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me THE ELMLEO g++ MARIE ROSA HAIST Marie Feasterville, Pa. Class Sports ll-2-Zyl. Her face radiating with the joy of living and her eyes full of mischief, Marie beamed her way through high school. Her motto might well be Live and Let Live. Optimism is her creed and no one can say that we haven't profited by it. Herc's to you, Marie. RAYMOND CHESTER IVINS llRayY, Feasterville, Pa. Football L3--Hg Junior Varsity Basketball i353 Base- ball l-lj. To predict the future of Raymond Ivins is next to im- possible. One never knows what to expect of him. Because he was silent, we never suspected that when he really talks he has the air of a man who knows what he wants to say and says it. As a football star he rates A-1, proving that actions speak louder than words. Feasterville Urammer School bequeathed us Ray in our Freshman year. Our heritage has done well by us. TERESA VERONICA GRAVES CITreY1 Trevose, Pa. Petite, golden haired Teresa has attracted us ever since slte came to Lower More-land in her Freshman year. From the first. her lovely mezzo-soprano voice sang its way right to our hearts, and the sentiment stayed there. So serious at times, and always willing to help a friend! It is a pleasure to watch Tre on the dance floor, or to hear her singing on the stage, and she seems equally at home in a business office. VVith your personality, Teresa, you will succeed anywhere, Ptlfft' T1u't'z1ly-ollt'

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4+-sg THE ELMLEO g++ EDITH LUCRETIA PATTERSON llPat!7 Feasteryille, Pa. Class Officer fl-2-Hg Class Sports Q3--I-D. Edith entered and broke our ranks in seventh grade but re-entered in ninth grade to stay. Her business ability and faculty for keeping accounts straight made her a valuable addition to the class. She typified the DigniHed Senior for which we extremely opposite classmates give her credit. FRANK CHARLES KALANTY Frank Feasterville, Pa. Football f-Hg V. Basketball f3'--l-lg Baseball f2--I-D. A colorful character is not only betrayed by his vibrant personality but also by his blush as Frank has unwillingly taught us. Frank is of a shy retiring nature, but sports have proved beneficial in drawing him out. His presence is heard in every corner of the school by his mighty powers of Oralory. Franks future is unknown although we know he would succeed as a second lluey Long. ETHEL MELBA RAMSON llEtzY1 Bethayres, Pa. Hockey fllg Class Officer fl-2-3--Hg Play Cast f-I-jg Student Council f-H. Ethel is culture personified. She seems to fit into any pattern because of her ability to mingle with people and cope with any situation. Although her voice is never raised, Ethel is vividly alive with that vibrant type of personality that leaves you gasping. People confide in her, and look up to her. Her able leadership as class president has carried our class through many difficult situations. Pagfr Tficwzly-lffrft'