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

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THE ELMLEO JOHN CHARLES JOSEPH KAMNIK Trapper His favorite pastime is perhaps revealed In holding a line on a muddy field. Activities: Football C31 Kaminik, the big muscle man of' the Senior class, is interested in football and brunettes, but strange to say, mostly in football. Although john is one of our bashful boys Cuntil you get to know himj we send him our best wishes for his success. ESTHER THERESA HERMAN lKEts!D Ets -our little. dancing belle Who loves her lessons we can tell, But studies never get a glance Wheit Esther has a chance to dance. Esther is one of the quietest pupils of the class of '36 but she has a sweet, pleasant disposition, and is a friend when you become acquainted with her. Esther is a good sport. And can she dance! We wish hor the best of success in whatever she may do. ROBERT PIERSON LOWE ClB0bby!Y He who thinks on things so deep Will ne'er regret his, loss of sleepf' Robert is one of the best-liked boys in schoolg he is full of fun and is always ready to lend El hand. Bobby expects to be a veterinarian and We Wish him luck. Page Sl.1'fI'L 71

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GEORGE JOHN HESS Hessian Like the waves of the mighty deep- Never sil-ent unless asleep, Activities: Football CZ, 353 Club Officer K353 Class Otiicer f35: Basketball I. V. C353 Varsitv Basket- ball C453 Elmlec: C451 Baseball C33 45. Hessie is a real cure for the blues. He has the happy faculty of being able to laugh at all times. It is such a sincere, wholehearted, nonsensical laugh that it is contagious. 'His expressions and explanations in class have been a source of great fun to us all. George has a way of leaping over the tough spots and coming out on top. After all, You can't keep a good man down. EMMA JEANETTE HUTCHINS Jeanne I could be better if I would But it's awfully lonesome being good. Activities: Class President 1351 Class V. Pres. C452 Basketball C23 3, 453 Play Cast C353 Treas. KI5: Basketball Capt. K35. Jeanne is like the little sparrow in the spring who hops from branch to branch singing .a, merry song all the time, She is our supreme example' of carefree mod- ern youth who can have a good time and still do her work verv well. Best of luck for you and your Jin EDMUND MILNES TIERS uBudn Neve-r study. never worry Take life easy, what is the hurry P Activities: Varsity Basketball KZ, 3, 453 Football Cl. 2. 353 Baseball I45, Ed is one of our basketball stars. If not dream ing, he greets you with a smile and a cheerful word. One could not wish for a better friend. Ed intends t enter the aviation field. Happy landing, 'Bud'! Page Fifteen 1936

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ALICE IOLA JEFFERIES llsisif A pleasant smile, a word of cheer Goes far to make Ialo dear? Although Iola never talks of herself, her school record shows that she gets things done in her own quiet wav, She is very cheerful and willing to help anvone who needs it. Her motto is Actions speak louder than words, She plans to enter the field of nursing at Mer- cy hospital. VVe will to her future patients the sweet thoughtfulncss we all loved so. JOHN WALTER BOYCE Johnnie Happy natured, frank and fair Here's a boy without a carell' Activities: Basketball fl, 2, 3, 453 Football Cl, Z, 35: Baseball fl, 2, 3, 41. Here is a native of Lower Moreland and one of whom the school can be proud because of the athletic abilitv he possesses. He may not be an honor roll stu- dent but he is an A-1 sportsman. and when it comes to stepping' it off Johnnie takes the laurels, Our programs seemed incomplete without, Johnnie's tapping feet. He may some day be a second Bill Robinson-or even greater. Step high in the future, john. and meet Mr. Sue' cess. CATHERINE MARIE LUCAS uKaten Just being happy is a Hne thing to do- Looking on the bright side, rather than the blue. Catherine has been with us since l924. Though we have learned little about Catherine, we would give much to find her power of knowing when and when not to talk! Catherine plans to train for nursing. Lucky pa- tients, our loss is your gain. Pane Seventeen 1936