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

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1936 In memory of MARGARET STANLEY SMITH our Former loved Classmate DIED - OCTOBER 20, 1932 re' Twenly

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THE ELMLEO Former Members William Beck Gertrude Chapmen Vllilliam Deshields Clara Dixon Harry Fischer William Garding Charles Gartenmeyer Vincent Gregor Ruth Herman Oretta James Nlarie Lodge Ruth Loesch Gertrude O'Brien ,lames Parker Franlc Pastors Page Twenty Arthur Queflander Helen Reynolds Grace Schrumpf lfrancis Secsiclc Lillian Senner loseph Shingle Uorothy Simek Mice Sokol lrene Stewart Marian Stewart Oscar Swanson Eleanor Thorpe Alma Walsh Xlarian Walsh Frances Young

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THE ELMLEO A Senior Revei Let's relax and glance back into the past of the Class of 436 SEPTEMBER, I 932 ! ! The Freshies arrived, some from Siles and some from F easter- ville, they entered the portals of this institution of education to in- crease their knowledge. They were quite bashful at first, but when we really became acquainted with them they were a swell bunch, and forgot all about being bashful. Financial difficulties!! Freshmen worrying about finance? Yes' sir, a penny saved is a penny earned. To carry us through we elected a very capable executive body consisting of: Albert Fesmire, President, Raymond Winner as Vice President, lrene Stewart, Secre- tary, and Jeannette Hutchins as treasurer. We, as verdant Freshmeni with the aid of our competent sponsor, lVlr. Anglemoyer, introduced the Easter Egg parade which certainly did net us a nice little sum of cash-a, nest egg around which to build for our Washington trip. Those Freshmen were some salespeople. Behold the grand climax-june l4, l933! The girls in sheer pastel dresses and white slippers, the boys in dark suits-some in their first longies Cand did they blunderj tripped lightly to the tune of the Festal March from the Junior High School into the Senior High School. To give us a right hearty welcome into the Senior High, the class of '35 upon the recommendation of Miss Fackler, their sponsor, inaugurated for that evening a new social function, the Soph-Frosh hop. To prolong the memories of this eventful day, we had a group picture taken. SEPTEMBER 1933 !! Salute the Silly Sophsn !! No longer playing the role of the Freshie, we enterediour Sophomore year with a considerably small- er group than that of last year. We were smaller in number but our spirit was as strong as ever. Our class was divided, and Miss ,lohnson and Mr. Slavbaugh were the teachers named for the class. We had our regular rounds of parties' one of which was a grand Halloween party in Strathman's barn. We climaxed our year by giving the graduating class of Freshmen a hop. So endeth our career as Sophornores. Pane Twwzty-two