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

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st, THE ELMLEO get DAVID SAINT Reds Huntingdon Valley, Pa. .lunior Varsity Basketball C355 Elmleo Staff C-ll. Dave has received the nickname Reds due to his un- ruly shock of reddish-yellow hair which at times seems to be seeking an altitude record. Reds is an observing fellow and takes a keen interest in human nature. In science classes he has shown the ability to see through things. Dave has already shown a decided talent in the art of sculpturing, and we believe and hope he intends to con- tinue this work after he is through school. XVe know that he has the qualities that make for a true success in every sense of the word. ALECK MC LEAN AIeck Somerton, Pa. Baseball C1-2-3--H, rl. V. Basketball Q2-355 Basket- ball Q-llg Football 13--H. Becomingly bashful in the presence of authority, Aleck can nevertheless relieve any situation with a side-splitting wise crack. Ile excels in athletics. Ile is a combination of man's man and ladies' man, that is rare, to say the least. lIis engaging grin and desire to help in any undertaking will aid him in overcoming any obstacle that might block his way to success. PRINCE ALEXANDER PRICE Prince Huntingdon Valley, Pa. Football fl-2-3--Hg il. Y. Basketball L-ll. A dreamer, undoubtedly, is Prince, but who knows what dreams he dreams, and the part they may have in making him a success. Ile reads, says little, and excels in mathe- matics. Iiis movements are slow and methodical, as it he ponders each step. But though the fabled tortoises feet were slow his brain was nimble. XVe expect great things from Prince. Pzlgfz' Tmcwllly-fain'

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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'

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..-se THE ELMLEO gt-+ AL!CE ESTHER RIDGWAY Allie liethay res, Pa. llockey Squad 6,133 Class Officer tll, Operetta Q-I-lg liaskethall Manager L-ll, Flmleo Stall I-H. liveryliody's Friend, applies to Allie, who for twelve years has proved a willing hureau of information to all who solicited her aid. A more ardent cheerful worker is hard to lind. NVith a ready smile, Alice has proceeded along tht rocky road of High School Career. Her quiet method of getting things done made her invaluable to her classmates to whom she always gave her help when needed, and never once complained. WILLIAM JOHNSON Scotty Huntingdon Valley, Pa. Play Cast Q-Hg Uperetta Q-I-lg Elm Leaf HJ, Elmleo Staff Q-H. Scotty is the storehouse for old and new jokes. Nor ean anyone tell them like Scotty. He is Z1 jovial fellow. During his high school career Scotty has pursued 11 mixture of commercial and academic studies. VVell, we do not know what he will do after he graduates, but we feel sure he will continue to tell his good jokes in an expert fashion. Here's wishing you success, Scotty, in whatever you may pursue. FRANCES LILLIAN ULEAU Frenchy Trevose, Pa. Elm Leaf Q3--H ,Debating Team Ml, Play Cast C-lj, Opera-tta 1-I-lg Student Council Q-l-jg Elmleo Staff Q-H. VVith an unquenchable thirst for knowledge urging her ever onward, Frances came to us as a Freshman. Young and eager, endowed with all the qualities that make suc- cess inevitable, she plodded onward. VVe wondered, when she first arrived in which subject she would excel. VVe wonder now' that we ey er wondered. From the first, it seemed that she excelled in everything. Here's to you, Frenchy' Page Tmcrzzly-ffvr