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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1940 volume:

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THE ELMLEO is cherished by dii the members oi the cioss, ior it presents occuroteiy the work cmd pioy oi hiqh , schooi days dt Lower Moreiorid. fg?,,,:i,,,Z2i ' 1 zggg lee: if 73' 5511, Aff fifrf Mi? .T4 - . s rrmr , LOWER MOPLELAND HIGH SCHOOL CGNTENTS Dedication . . , Administration , , . School Board .... Growth ...... P. T. A. Seniors ............. The Students Choice Senior Diary .,.....,..,.. . . . Backward, Turn Backward Washington Trip .......,. Senior Play ...,.., The Elrnleo Stati ..., Classes .... Mr. Bedrnile .... Buildings , . 4 lnformals . . Clubs . . . Sports ............. Girls' Basketball Boys' Basketball Girls' Hockey . . . Football ...... Baseball . , A Signatures ...,. Advertisements . , . CHARLES I. SI-IAFER We the class of 1941, dedicate our Elmleo to our sponsor, Mr. Shafer, to express in some way our appreciation of his work in our class activities, his counsel, and his interest in our class members throughout the senior year. MIMHNHSWRMHEIN FRANKLIN L. HOKE Supervising Principal 7 WILLIAM F. ANGLEMOYER MINNIE ARMSTRONG RUTH E. BARLOW 8 BERTHA L. CROWE EVELYN L. DUNCAN LYDIA E. GANSER 9 PHILLIP PALMER GEORGE S. ROBINSON CHARLES I. SHAFER 10 CARL C. SLAYBAUGH 11 ,.. . ., H-, ..,.,, W MARION D. HALLOWELL President CHARLES WUNDERLICH Vice President SCI-IDOL BQARD WM. D. RIDGWAY Secretary P. RUSSELL FESMIRE, SR. WALTER FLACK Treasurer Member 12 1' GRQWTI-l Lower Moreland High School has witnessed in the past three years a spectacular growth. Some of our dreams were realized by the addition of two new rooms on the second floor during the summer of 1939, and by the erection of a new gymnasium in the term of 1940- l94l. ln our spacious new building are shower, locker, and storage rooms, and a large room that will be used for either a class room or a music room. Portable bleachers afford seating facilities for more than 500 persons. The old gym- nasium will be used for the industrial arts classes. Another evidence of growth in our school program was the renewal of foot- ball and hockey as fall sports. Both sports had been discontinued for several years, but with the season of 1940, Lower Moreland again entered league competi- tion in these popular sports. These addi- tions to our athletic program, together with the newly constructed gymnasium, afford a greater variety in our schoo1's physical education department. The students are indeed grateful to the school officials for making possible these im- provements. The community is also witnessing growth. Many new homes have been built and even new communities are planned for the vicinity. With new families moving into our district we can see that our school must meet the needs of the time, therefore we feel that Lower Moreland will continue to grow and to provide even better facilities for the students of the future. l P. T.A CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES ELMYRA S. CARMICHAEL F... l I I E I I President PROGRAM ....,..,. WAYS AND MEANS MEMBERSHIP ,,.,.. PUBLICITY ..,. HOSPITALITY ..A. PUBLICATIONS .,.. RECREATION ...... LEGISLATION .,,.. TRANSPORTATION STUDY GROUPS . . . CHARLES WUNDERLICH Vice President .. Mrs. Franklin Hoke Mrs. H. B. Finn Mrs. Wrn. D. Ridqway Mrs. Boyd Burnett . Mrs. Henrietta Hinds Mrs. Walter Flack . Home Room Mothers ,. Mrs. Carrel Wright ....Mrs.HarryL.Lowe ., Mrs. Henry Propert . . . . Mrs. Alfred Taxis FLOWERS AND GARDENS ,.,..,. MOTION PICTURES AND RADIO .. ., Mrs. Philip Widinq I-IUMANE EDUCATION ..........,. .....,.. M rs. Boyd Burnett SOCIAL HYGIENE AND HEALTH . ,. . . , Dr. Katherine Vanderbilt DEVOTIONS ,.............,..,.., ,...,,.. M rs. Emil Stahl REFRESHMENTS .,...........,,.......,..,......... Mrs. Ioseph Cataldo SCRAP BOOK .,...,...., .,.....,..............., M rs. Charles Perkins MUSIC .,..,,......,...,.. . . . Miss Virginia Woolley Mr. Philip Palmer YOUNG MOTHER'S CLUB .. . ..,....,.,...,......,... Mrs. Forrest Horn ALICE RIDGWAY HARRIET HERWIG Secretary Treasurer 4 'li 5 mums VIRGINIA ROSALIE In history, English, Or in any test, Her marks are high, She's one of our best. Honor Roll l-2-3-4 Perfect Attendance I Debatinq Team 2-3 Play Cast 4 Elm Leaf Staff 4 Dancing 1-4 Choral Club 2-3 I l V WILLIAM WALTER THOMPSON , I Clean cut and neat, i l Good advice he'll always give g i That's why we chose Him for our chief executive. Honor Roll l-2-3-4 Perfect Attendance 2-3 Editor-in-Chief Elm Leaf 4 Elm Leaf Staff 2-3-4 5 Class President 4 , 4 , Elmleo Staff 4 1 Play Cast 3-4 I Baseball 1-2-3-4 Football 3 I V DORIS HOPE BUTTERWORTH Quiet, kind, and consider- ate- H er sweet disposition Is never different. Play Cast 4 Dancing Club 1-3 Art Metal Club 2 Choral Club 4 Student Council 4 Operetta Cast 4 16 AUCKLAND MARGARET KAREN CHARLES Small in stature Quick in pace- You will know her by her smiling face Basketball 2-3-4 Hockey 4 Dancing Club 3-4 Art Metal Club l l EAN CROLL CALVERT In salesmanship and sports- manship Shes does wellg LOLITA MAY DANENBERGEH This young Miss, one of many, Stands out like a bright new penny. Elm Leaf Staff 3-4 Assistant Basketball Manager 3 Basketball Manager 4 Dancing Club 2-3 Choral Club l But in friendship- Ah-it is here that she excels. Honor Roll l Perfect Attendance l-2-3-4 Class Officer l Debating Team 2-3 Play Cast 4 Basketball 2-3-4 Hockey 4 Operetta Prompter 4 Choral Club l-2 Dancing 'Club 4 Science Club 3 Elm Leaf Staff 3 J IACK GILLESPIE Dance a jig or cut a rug, Jack is our jivivng jitterbug. Football 3-4 Dancing Club 1-3-4 Club 2 ' WILLIAM LONG GAN TT His magnetic personal-ity, Attracts us all fespecially Beaj Science Club Officer 4 Football 3-4 Basketball 3-4 Play Cast 3 Baseball GRACE ALBERTA GERNET A smart hairdo aclorns her head, Clever light dance steps lighten her tread. Dancing Club 1-3-4 18 MARIE ANNE HOGELAND Smart clothes and acces- sories Are just adored by our Marie. Elm Leaf Staff 3-4 Dancing Club 3-4 Choral Club 1-2 Play Prompter 3 DOROTHY REED HAI-IN Full of laughter pep and fun, Bright as the glow Of the morning sun. Honor Roll l-2-3-4 Perfect Attendance l-2-3 Play Cast 3 Class President 1 Class Officer 3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Elm Leaf Staff 3-4 Elrnleo Staff 4 Dancing Club 1-3-4 Art Metal Club 2 ROBERT MERLE IVINS Though the object of many a joke, Though fun at him we often Poke, He comes through with fly- ing colors, To turn the tables on the others. Elmleo Staff 4 Manager of Football 4 Safety Club 4 Typing Club l-2 I 4 r.--.., .. , . . l 1 I t l 1 l ....,- GRACE VAN DURN KERSHAW Secretary is the position for me, But not for Grace, A farmerette she'll be. Perfect Attendance 1-2-3 Basketball 3 Hockey 4 Typing Club l Choral Club 2 Science Club 3 Art Metal 4 CHESTER WARNER He chatters chatters way, From dawn till the day. Orchestra 3 Safety Patrol Officer Assistant Basketball Manager 3 Basketball Manager Football 3-4 Typing Club l-2 20 Y A 1 GENEVIEVE IOANN The rain may come, The wind may blowg IONES No matter to Genny- She'll be on the go. Basketball 2-3 Basketball Captain 4 Play Cast 3-4 Elmleo Staff 4 Hockey 4 Typing Club l Choral Club 2 Dancing Club 3-4 IEFFERIES all the end of 4 4 1,5 Z THELMA EVELYN LENHART A cheery smile- A bright good morning, Fun loving- Lessons scorning. Choral Club 1-2 Science Club 3 Operetta Prompter 4 DOROTHY GLADYS MAY Q Willing, helpful And a cheery smile, The type that helps Make life worth while. Honor Roll 3-4 Perfect Attendance 3 Elrnleo Staff 4 Choral Club 2-4 Operetta Chorus 4 Science Club 1 Dancing Club 3 ALICE MONTRELLA A happy disposition And a great big smile, She is our idea of someone worth while. Perfect Attendance l Elm Leaf Staff 3 Home Economics Club 2 Science Club l Dancing Club 3-4 1 l 4......-,..... ...h .. , - f A. ,,,.,1- IDA RITCHIE Next we present Iola, Whose good humor every- day, Helps us to be happy By chasing the blues away. Student Council 4 Dancing Club l-4 Choral Club 2-3 ELMA HARRIET PAULUS Somebocly's stenog' She will never be, For she has chosen matri- mony. Class Officer l Class President 2 Elmleo Staff 4 Elm Leaf Staff 3-4 Play Cast 3-4 Dancing Club l-3-4 Choral 'Club 2 Basketball Team 2 22 AGNES MARIE RAGLIN Although she only speaks in reply, She is one on whom we all rely. Hockey Club 3 Typing Club 2 Dancing Club 4 ALBERT ARTHUR SPIERLING IN MEMORIAM Over a motor he will often Pose: DAVID SMITH Experimenting, Tormenting, Died On thru life he goes. Aug, 1939 Elmleo Staff 4 Play Cast 4 iii MARGARET CATHERINE SIMONDS Happy and gay in a winning way, We all know she'll be on top some day. Perfect Attendance 1-3 Student Council Officer 3 Play Cast 3-4 Elmleo Staff 4 Class Officer 4 Dancing Club I-3-4 WILLIAM DEACON RIDGWAY Representing the strong silent type- He enters school sports With all his might. Class Officer 2-3 Student Council l-2 Elmleo Staff 4 Basketball l-2-3-4 Baseball I-2-3-4 Football 3-4 Dancing Club I-3-4 Athletic Club 2 Stage Manager 3-4 Safety Patrol 2 Science Club I-2-3-4 v ..,. ,.w......,. .., T-H-r-.-...-.......T ROCCO TINARI Better late than never Has always been his policy. Testing mattresses will Probably be his destiny. Football 3-4 Assistant Stage Manager 4 Science Club 4 Typing Club 1-2 MYRMA ELIZABETH SPOERL Her whole future She has planned. Will she succeed? We believe she can.. Honor Roll l-2-3-4 Perfect Attendance Debating Team 2-3 Elmleo Staff 4 Play Cast 3-4 Basketball 2 Choral Club 2-3-4 Science Club l 2-4 Operetta Accompanist 4 IAMES WINDER VAN ARTSDALEN If anything comes of will- ingness, He will surely reach the top notch of success. Safety Patrol l Science Club 1 Choral Club 2-3-4 Football 3 24 GEORGE CARRELL WRIGHT Always a snappy answer On the tip of his tongueg Wherever thereis George The're's sure to be fun. Play Cast 3-4 Safety Patrol l Class President 3 Elmleo Staff 4 Asst. Baseball Manager 3 Baseball Manager 4 Dancing Club Officer 3--4 FLORENCE BERTHA WEISSER Her sunny personality Into any situation fitsg Or if it's fun you want, Call on Fritz. Honor Roll 2-3-4 Perfect Attendance 2 Debating Team 2-3 Class Officer 2-3-4 Dancing Club Officer 3-4 Play Cast 3 Hockey Captain 4 Basketball 3-4 Elrnleo Staff 4 Elm Leaf Staff 3-4 Choral Club 2 EMIL JULIUS YEAGER Day dreaming is his favorite pastime, That is all I can say in this short rhyme. Football Team -4 Dancing Club 4 Typing Club l-2 l qifx sf' 5.23 ggswntggi ggi N I, u I-lv, K 4 Un '15 05.1. M-cs I K 9 W as M'-' T- Q ' Sh .i GJ , C0 vw 'f it fi H L Tl-IE STUDENTS' Virginia Auckland , . . Doris Butterworth .,.. lean Calvert .,..... Peggy Charles .,.... Lolita Danenberger .... William Gantt .....,. Grace Gernet lack Gillespie .. . Dorothy Hahn Marie l-logeland . T , . . . . . Merle lvins ...,,. ......,. Chester Ieiiries . T 4 .,.. Has th Genevieve lones , . ,... . . Grace Kershaw ...., Thelma Lenhart , . , Dorothy May ..,4 . . Alice Montrella .... . Elma Paulus . . Agnes Baglin . . . William Bidgway .... lda Ritchie ,..,. . . Margaret Simonds . , T Albert Spierling Myrma Spoerl ,. , .. William Thompson ..., Rocco Tinari ..r..,..,... , Winder Van Artsdalen .... . T A Florence Weisser ,.,... .,,. George Wright . , . . . Emil Yeager . , . Cl-ICICE , . . A Our Commercial Whiz ...,... Our Quietest. . . , Our Ticket Agent Our Nicest . , . . Our Most Cheerful ..,..., Our Noisiest Gur Debutante . . . . Our Iitterbug ,..... Our Artist , . , , . Our Friendliest OurBashiulBoy e Biggest and Widest Smile ., OurGayest . , . , Our Man Hater , , . . . . Our Most Popular . . . . Our Most Considerate 4. Our Sophisticated Senior . . . Our Career Woman CPD . , . Our Most Conservative , . , . . A . , Our Best Athlete . . . . Our Shortest . . , Our Best Dancer . . . . . Our Scientist ,.r. .... Our Musician Our Best Politician , . ..,.i.. Our Speed King Our Dreamer Our Most Likely to Succeed . Our Most Neatly Dressed OurSleepiest P N 1 ' , -,f,f 3 E3 'Q :'V ' 1l- j, . X W, I Ll Ill ' Jo IFWJQJD 1151 ' 4 if S ,, fftrite if ' Eg, FY ! R, ,z ' I I n 6 f'lX..,7' , -N X yf ttf? il 6 gy x 6 il 't '+ B, xx N-fr-Q '.: Q1 A 3 - .N c giizif . qs ':'13:fI SENICR September 4 - Back to school again for our last and most exciting year. New face-Mr. Robinson. October 14-Everyone looks their best today C?l The photographer is coming to take our pictures for the year book. October 25-The Senior Skating Party at the Boulevard was lots of fun but we didn't make much money. November 7-Again we attempt to Look our best for the group pic- tures are to be taken today. November 28 - Yum, Yum, Thanksgiving day and best of all a two day holiday from school. December 6 - After months of practice and preparation the great performance day came. What Ails you? was a great success in every way but financially. December 14-We made a great collection of nick nacks and samples and gave a Bazaar in Danen- berger's store. Our treasury is still low. December 24-After a delicious dinner and an entertainment given by Elementary School pupils we went home for a glorious 13 day vacation. Icrnuary 6 -Christmas and the bringing in of the New Year are over. We are back for some hard work for mid-year exams. Icmucxry 24-27-28-The oil in the lamp is low after last night's cram- ming. Today is the awful day- exams. - February 22 - Everyone is dis- gusted with Washington's birthday. Clt's on Saturdayl. March ll-L. M. Boys won the Basketball Championship at Spring- field. A large crowd helped them by cheering. March 22 - Everyone was up early to bake a cake for the cake sale held at Severn's Store. DIARY March 27 - Hurrah for School- men's Week - we got two days off because the teachers had to go to school KU. of P.l for some lectures on how to manage us. April 10 - Another vacation the Easter Holidays. April 15 - Back again - and what a day, the year book finally went to press at 5 o'cLock in the evening. Mary 2-May Day Exercise-After a beautiful ceremony the queen was crowned. May 9-Round and round again -it is the Senior Skating Party at Willow Grove Rink. May 16-County Track Meet. Oh, what a long ride. But we had fun. May 17-Iunior-Senior Prom. We never knew dancing could be so easy on some one elses feet. May 22-Washington-we're on our way to straighten out matters down there. May 24-Home again-sore feet. We are more excited than ever and final exams don't bother us. Iune 4-5-6 - Final Examinations. Oh well, since it is the last time for most of us we guess we can stand it. Iune 8-Our Baccalaureate Service was held in the Huntingdon Valley Presbyterian Church. Iune l3+Graduation Day-can it be possible that we have really reached our goal and at last ob- tained that valuable piece .of paper. Iune 15 - Mr. Robinson to carry a gun. We are sorry to have him leave. Iune 17 - The last day of school at L. M. It is queer but we realize now that it wasn't so bad after all at L. M. Also Class Day for the Seniors. They exchanged gifts and the prophecy was read. SI-HES BACKWARD TU PHS IUNIO RN BACKWARD SENIO 29 'T mms-1 V ' I I - ' 1, A er' V K ' ,I -v Y - A --,t o - A , - J .- , , , - ' 'Y ' ' - -- - - T,4....-.-:Ju..a1.zQr.n-:14.-..44.....fl.'.'1J.L WASI-HNGTCN TBIP Scene: Bethayres Station Time: 8:00 a. m. May 22, l94l At last! The great day has arrived. lt is Thursday, May 22 when the seniors depart for their annual trip to Washington, D. C. Although it is only 8 o'clock in the morning everyone is in top spirit. At 8:04 the train will take us to Wayne Iunctionp from there we will proceed to Washington, arriving about half past ten. The tour will begin with a visit to the U. S. Supreme Court Building, Congressional Library, and Folger Shakespeare Library. At 2:00 in the afternoon we will leave by steamer, City of Washington, for Mount Vernon. The afternoon will be Wonderful, but We will certainly be tired and happy when we arrive at the Hotel Martinque for dinner. Another day .of sightseeing will be the second day of our trip, Friday, May 23. No trouble will be had getting us out of bed in time for breakfast at 7:30 a. m. for We will be eager to be on our way. Friday we must visit the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Washington Monument, Pan-American Building, Bed Cross Building, Corcoran Art Gallery, and the White House. Luncheon at the hotel will not be an insignificant matter after all of that sightseeing. The afternoon tour is very interesting especially for the girls, because we shall visit Annapolis, Md. and the U. S. Naval Academy. This will employ the entire afternoon and at 6:30 We return to the hotel for dinner. After dinner We must amuse ourselves and do our own sightseeing CPD Saturday-breakfast at 7:30, then We take the bus to: Arlington National Cemetery, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington Amphitheater, Lincoln Memorial, and the Smithsonian Institute. After this strenuous but interesting morning we have lunch at the hotel, then leave for Bethayres Station- home again after a wonderful trip that none of us will ever forget. 30 SENICDR PLAY WHAT AILS YOU? Our senior play was appropriately entitled What Ails You? , for the plot centered about Marc Little, a baffled young man who feigned illness to avoid embarrassing situations. The various complications included a case of mistaken identityg missing jewelsg a misunderstanding between Marc and his fiancee Thelma, because My Wife was a novel instead of a woman: and unhappy results following advice of Marc's friend Doc Dusen- bury. Strange as it may seem, in spite of these troubles, the end of the third act brought peace of mind and happiness to Marc and his friends. Mrs. Eugenia Little Marc Little ........, Edna Little Lena Roberts ,... Thelma Bond .... Doc Dusenbury Sarah Frail ..,... Mrs. Owen Harkins . , Florine Farneen . . . Chick Knight ,... CAST 31 Virginia Auckland ,. George Wright Margaret Simonds Genevieve Iones . . . . Elma Paulus William Thompson , . , . lean Calvert . Doris Butterworth , . . Myrma Spoerl . Albert Spierling Tl-IE ELMLEO STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . .,.. Margaret Simonds Assistants . . . William Ridgway , . . , . . . William Thompson Literary Editor . .. ..... Dorothy May Assistant ..... . , Myrma Spoerl Business Manager . . . , George Wright Assistants .,.. . . . Albert Spierling . Elma Paulus Sports Editor . ....., Merle Ivins Assistants . , . . Genevieve Jones Art Editor ,, . William Gantt Florence Weisser . . . Dorothy Hahn The senior class in presenting this book has endeavored not to edit a book that surpasses all others, but one that presents life at Lower Moreland as it really is. The book will be a place where are recorded memories of our teachers, classmates and our activities while in high school. However, we do feel that our book has some new ideas and arrangements that equal and possibly surpass books cf former years. The staff is extremely grateful to Mr. Shafer and Miss Crowe who so graciously helped in compiling the l94l Elmleo. The staff hopes that you will enjoy reading the book as rnuch as we have enjoyed editing it. 32 I EMSSES CLASS CDF 1942 CLASS CLASS CLASS Mary Catherine Barnett Harry Baxter Grace Bromley Frances Clayton Raymond Doan Elizabeth Fesmire Ioan Finn SPONSOR-MISS CROWE MOTTO: Loyalty, modesty, honesty, sincerity. FLOWERS: Rose. COLORS: Purple cmd gold. OFFICERS President-Richard Wilkinson Vice-President-Ioseph Uleau Secretary-William Darcy Treasurer-Edna Kershaw Student Council Representatives-Helen Simurda Howard Schultz MEMBERS Vivian Freeman Florence Geiger Mary Kalaniy Rhea Leedom Harry Leqqieri Eleanor May William Paul Rubyl Pennypacker 34 Marjorie Pfund Doris Shick Dorothy Syclnor Kenneth Thompso Doris Walsh Gladys Wilson Iessie Wright I1 iUNioR PLAY His 1 Ly IESS1CA'S IOURNEYH Iessica's lourney, the tirst dramatic production ot the class of 1942, was presented on April 25, 1941. The story centered about two sisters, Beulah and Wendy Foster, who in spite of straitened circumstances attempted to keep their Aunt Charity in luxury and in ignorance of their financial need. The arrival of Miss Audrey Dorcas, a college friend of Beulah, and six of her charges en route to Washington, helped Beulah and Wendy at a critical time when Aunt Charity came to visit. Their combined efforts to keep from Aunt Charity the knowledge of the real state of affairs created many an exciting and humorous scene in this three act comedy. CAST OF CHARACTERS lessica Cook . . Beulah Foster . Wendy Foster Audrey Dorcas Charity Foster Sally Lane . . . lustine Iordan Sheila Lytell . . . Helen Parker . Elizabeth Kent . Lulu Eggleston Mrs. Eggleston Prompter . 35 . , . . Rhea Leedom . , . Doris Walsh . . . , Eleanor May loan Finn Doris Shick . , . , Elizabeth Fesmire Francis Clayton Helen Simurda Edna Kershaw Gladys Wilson . Iessie Wright Marjorie Pfund . Vivian Freeman CLASS OF 1943 Sponsor-Cari C. Slaybauqh CLASS OFFICERS President .,,..., 4..A L yndon Spurlin Vice President .... Iosephine Senner Secretary .,4., . , , Phebe Auckland Treasurer ........,.....,... .,.......,..... B arbara Fellenz Student Cduncil Members ,..A A....,...... R uih Dravinq, Pauline Kalanty MOTTO We cameg we sawg we conquered. FLOWER COLORS Red Rose Crimson and Gold 36 Name Phebe Auckland Hazel Barrett Russell Barrett Iohn Berkley Marceline Campoli Margaret Cunningham Ruth Draving Myrtle Dunham Carl Ebert Gene Fesmire Warren Fesmire Barbara Fellenz William Glenn Samuel Grieves George Harter Forrest Henry Robert Hinds Margaret Iohnson Pauline Kalanty Robert Konzelman Horace Lodge Alvin Merrick Iosephine Montrella Anna Notheis Virginia Price Donald Roberts Albert Rimensnyder Iosephine Senner Lyndon Spurlin Edward Swanson ' Eva Tavenier Robert Thompson Concetta Tinari Dorothy Troester Calvin Walsh Viola Woiton Doris Worthington Beatrice Wynkoop Allergic io: Nicknames Doctors Women Homework Dishes Biology Store Being tickled Sleep Latin Girls Winter Algebra Girls I. Senner Poison ivy Drugs Boys Asparagus Blonds V. Finn History Red heads Accounting Spelling Typing Muscle bound Shultz I .Yeager Biology Dave Girls G. Harter Arsenic Ouietness Feathers Yeager Gantt's pipe Songs Yes, My Darling Daughter lt's the Doctors Orders May I Suggest Romance The Nightingale Sang in Berkley Sq. It Seems Like a Month of Sundays Vagabond Dreams Teacher's Pet Little Girl The Man Who Comes to Our Let's Dream This One Out Wise Old Owl I'm Nobody's Baby Day After Day Oh, Look at Me Now Li'l Boy Love Now l Lay Me Down to Sleep Whistle While You Work Tuxedo Iunction One Kiss O Little Wooden Head Scatterbrain My Reverie lust a Kid Named Io Lovable Sort of Person Oh, Iohnny The Same Old Story l've Got a one Track Mind Martha K Make Love With a Guitar Little Red Fox Our Love Affair Stairway to the Stars Charming Little Faker Yours for a Song Peace-It's Wonderful Whispering Grass Crosstown Billy 37 House CLASS OF 1944 Sponsor-Miss Armstrong OFFICERS President ,.,... .....A....,......, A A A Doris Hemingway Vice-President A A A A A A Edward McOwen Secretary AAAAAA . , A Iustus Htogeiand Treasurer AA.. AAAAAAAAA A .A Richard Riclgway AMOTTO Make the best of all our chances Live and love and never 'restg Strive to make our lives more willing Raising better to the best. FLOWER COLOR Red and White Roses Chewy anal White Name Nickname: Ambition: Eleanor Barnett Ei Nurse Delphine Barrett De11ie Nurse Margaret Binsfieid Marge Nurse Robert Bromley HEQQYH Midget Racer Craig Buffington Buff Machinist 38 Name Elizabeth Butterworth Eleanor Carson Lucy Cataldo Helen Dickinson Margaret Dolan Betty Eichler Genevieve Geiger Claire Gutherie Helen Hahn Doris Hemingway Charles Hillyer Emmaline Henry Iustus Hogeland Verna lrvins leanette Iefferies Charles Kamnik Christine Kantock Margaret Krause Robert Madison Edythe Marcellus David Martin Iames McDonald Edward McOwen Iosephine Messina Olive Metzger Emily Montrella Edith Paulus Elizabeth Potter Philip Raglin Bruce Reedman Richard Ridgway Madeline Simonds Robert Smith Emil Stahl Forrest Steeb Eleanor Stevenson Edward Stoltz Ruth Sydnor George Vath Elaine Wallhiser Burnadine Wandall lean Warner Elmer Wright Isabelle Yeager 1 I ll Nickname 'Bet 'Slceetz nlluu 'Donny n 11 Danny lBetl I IGGHII 'Shorty 'Helen 'Dot 'Lee 'Emmy 11 u IOIY 'Dopey 'Iean Chic 'Chris 'Margy 'Bob 'Edie 'Pete 'Iimn'1y 'Eddie ,ION 'Ollie ,Emu 'Edie 'Betty 'Phil 'Ted 'Rich 'Maggie Nob Stahly 'Steeby 'Dee Dee 'Boltz 'Sid 'Hick HEGH Deanie 'Ieannie :Elm Isie 39 Ambition Secretary Reporter Fashion Editor Newspaper Reporter Secretary Secretary Nurse Dietitian Secretary Secretary Guitarist Secretary Chemical Engineer Secretary Nurse Motorcycle Racer Nurse Private Secretary Mechanic Airplane Hostess Navy Air Corps Army Air Corps Electrical Engineer Writer Stewardess Teacher Secretary Nurse Mechanic Salesman Farmer Secretary Mechanic Architect News Reporter Secretary Electrician Pianist Truck Driver Secretary Stewardess Nurse Craftsman Nurse CLASS OF 1945 Sponsor-Philip Palmer OFFICERS President ....... ,. William Van Horn Vice President , . , ..,. Chester Pesmire Secretary ...... .... M ary Hall Treasurer 4....... . . . Charles White Student Council .,,.t.,.,,.. ,, Alma Campbell MOTTO Do right because it is right not because if you don't succeed-try, try, againf' FLOWER Gardenia Warren Braun Alma Campbell Benjamin Catanese Leroy Charles Mary Doan Nancy Driscoll Bertha Fauntleroy MEMBERS Chester Fesrnire Mary Hall Margaret I-Ianns Cora Iohnson Ioyce Iohnson Mary Markley Vincent Pastore loseph Simon 40 you are afraid to do wrong and COLORS Maroon and Gray William Smith Edward Sokol Percy Sydnor William Van Horn Marion Vetter Amelia Walz Charles White CLASS OF 1946 Sponsor-Miss Barlow OFFICERS President .,..... 4...,......... . . Theodore Mtontrella Vice President . . . . .. Robert Wright Secretary ...,.. ,..,. A lyce Driscoll Treasurer .. .. Nancy Anderson MOTTO Education is the cheapest defense of nations. CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Ifris Blue and White Nancy Anderson larnes Bower losephine Carnpoli Margaret Cataldo Alyce Driscoll William Edwards CLASS MEMBERS Albert Fischer Edgar I-lalderman Alfred Henry Ruth Herwiq Donald Hogeland Rodger Marcellous Theodore Montrella 41 Molly Palopoli Benjamin Saint Raymond Shelmire Robert Simons Anna Sokol Robert Wright MR. REDMILE 42 AN . ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BUILDING HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING 43 l'9 an 'K'rfS'fim,,wA if . fx., 4 'Q-Pi' gimigig' 5, ' 1, ,DJ I 1 52. 45 1 ' W 1 mpg 'fw ,fig-'.,,.' 4 K2 1-4-.. 1 A' ! mn I M! . .. , ff? - seswfs,-' f w Hx x 'Q L . is x . Nam ,,. is X .J'99wx: S . k -' Q V Q sn-lf I f ' 1 5 U 5 mggx, J Q x ,n J -w. T ,PV xl--Q . Aww - N ,iggr-fi. is... X Q ri, lf A KN Nil g5Qg:m5QQ.w,,LQ ix MQ gr 1 N Sl . Q N r N Q fax, ' X wmWNgfwL5 N f wwf x L. .Q is xi f. v-..,4 NNW X CLUBS CHORAL CLUB: The members of this club worked together this year and produced the first operetta that has been given by our high school in a number of years. We hope that our future choral clubs will work just as hard so that they might do equally as well be- cause this year's cperetta proved to be a great success. Mr. Palmer is the director of this club. ART METAL CLUB: This club is composed of some members from all grades, but the majority are from the lower grades. The club was organized for the benefit of those who are interested in making small pieces of costume jewelry from wood and metal. Miss Barlow is the sponsor. SAFETY CLUB: This club, organized by Mr. Robinson, has accomplished much in making our school a safer place in which to work. This is .one of the most necessary and beneficial clubs that we have organized. PRESS CLUB: Under the direction of Miss Crowe, during this one period in the week, the Elm Leaf staff members prepare material for the regular and sup- 46 plementary issues of the school paper. SCIENCE CLUB: This year the Science Club is composed of all boys and is under the leadership oi Mr. Slaybaugh. As usual the club went .on a trip to Philadelphia, this year visiting the Academy of Natural Science and Breyer's Ice Cream Plant. STUDENT COUNCIL: This year the Council was spon- sored by Mr. Hoke. As has been their practice in previous years, the members of the Council arranged Christmas bas- kets, the food having been donated by the student body. Among other activities the Coun- cil sponsored their annual dance which was a great success. In collaboration with the class of 1942 the Council's most recent function was the traditional prom for the seniors. The members are: William Thompson .............. President Ida Ritchie ................ Vice-president Doris Butterworth .. Secretary and Treasurer Helen Simurda 11th Grade Howard Shultz ..... Representatives Ruth Draving 10th Grade , . . . . . . . . Representatives Pauline Kalanty Eleanor Stevenson. .9th Grade Representative Alma Campbell .. 8th Grade Representative Albert Fischer .... 7th Grade Representative 5 Mums GIBLS' BASKETBALL COACHES MANAGERS Miss Barlow Lolita Danenberger Miss Armstrong Betty Eesrnire SQUAD Name Position Name Position Genevieve lones lCaptainD ,... G Concetta Tinari ,,.. F Dorothy Hahn 4..,...,.,,.,.. E Beatrice Wynkoop . . . G lean Calvert ....., ....,.. E lean Fesmire ...,. E Florence Weisser . . . .... F :Sf G Ruth Draving . . . G Peggy Charles .. ..., F Barbara Fellenz . G loan Finn .,... ., G Edith Paulus .... F Rhea Leedorn ..... .. F Margaret Krause .. . F MG Doris Worthington .,.. Marcelene Campoli .....,,,.. F Ernmaline Henry F The team will lose through graduation such able players as-lones, Calvert, Hahn, Weisser and Charles. This will not throw a shadow on next year's players, however, for they all have excellent ability and L. M. should have a successful year. 'Ian. Ian, lan. 'Ian. 'Ian. Feb, Upper Moreland North Wales .. Southampton Hatfield .,,... Whitpain . Upper Moreland GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Away Away Home Away Away Home 48 'Feb. 14 Feb. 21 'l'Feb. 28 Man 4 Mar. 7 North Wales Southampton Hatfield ., Whitpatn .. Alumni .... 'League Games Home Away Home Home Home BCYS' BASKETBALL COACHES Mr. Anglemoyer Mr. Robinson SQUAD Richard Wilkinson CCapt.l William Ridgway William Gantt Howard Schultz Carl Ebert MANAGERS Chester Iefferies Horace Lodge Raymond Doan Forrest Henry Richard Ridgway Kenneth Thompson Ioseph Uleau Victory, for the first time in L. M. history, the lions won the Montgomery County League Championship, loy defeating Collegeville, winners of the Upper Section, at Springfield. Although losing two varsity players through graduation, the squad has a very good chance of winning the championship of the league next year. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian, 'Ian. Ian. lan. Tan, 13 BOYS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Haverford ...,........... Bensalem ftwo gamesl Collegeville ............. Upper Moreland ..,... North Vllales Bryn Athyn .... Southampton . Hatfield .,,. Home Away Away Away Away Home Home Away 'Ian. 30 Feb. 4 'FelIJ. 7 'Feb. l4 Feb.2l i Feb. 28 'Mar. 4 Mar. 7 49 Whitpain ..... Bryn Athyn Upper Moreland North Wales .. Southampton .. Hatfield ....,. Whitpain . Alumni , , , Away Away Home Home Away Home Home Home nan 4.1. K ' - ' HOCKEY COACHES MANAGERS Miss Bertha Crowe Betty Fesmire Miss Ruth Barlow Betty Eichler Delphine Barrett Marceline Campoli Eleanor Carson Helen Dickinson Margaret Dolan Ruth Dravinq PLAYERS Barbara Fellenz Gene Fesmire Ioan Finn Doris Hemingway Emmaline Henry Margaret Iohnson Margaret Krause Rhea Leeclom Josephine Senner Ruth Sydnor Florence Weisser Doris Worthington Beatrice Wynkoop After being dormant for about eight years, hockey has once again come to life at Lower Moreland. The girls, under the influence of Miss Crowe and Miss Barlow, practiced long and diligently to make their first season a rather successful one. Nearly all the team will be here to carry on the good work next year. With the experience that was lacking last year and a new' group of freshmen it is evident that they will soon be tops. Lower Lower Lower Lower Lower Lower Lower Lower Moreland Moreland Moreland Moreland Moreland Moreland Moreland Moreland SCORES ...HO Pennsburg ... , . . . .0 North Wales . Hatfield . . , . .0 East Greenville . . . . .O Collegeville . . Whitpain . . . . .0 Schwenksville . . . . .O Royersford . . . 50 ....S ....4 FOOTBALL COACHES MANAGERS Mr. Angle-moyer Merle Ivins Mr. Robinson Harry Baxter William Gantt William Ridgway lack Gillespie Chester Jefferies Rocco Tinari Emil Yeager lack Megaw Kenneth Thompson PLAYERS Raymond Doan Richard Wilkinson Carl Ebert Robert Hinds Forest Henry Russel Barrett William Paul Horace Lodge Donald Roberts Samuel Grieves Richard Ridgway Edward McGowen Charles Kamnik Phillip Raglin Nick Pastore For the first time in five years a Lower Moreland football team took part in actual league competition. This year's schedule consisted of eight games. The boys were successful in winning their games from Collegeville and Schwenksville but were defeated by Pennsburg, Royersford, Upper Moreland, East Greenville and Bensalem. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 20-Langhorne .,., ....... I-I ome Oct. 18 Sept. 28-Schwenksville . . . , . Away Nov. 1 Oct. 5-East Greenville . .. . ,. Home Nov. 9 Oct. 12-Upper Moreland . . . . . . Away Nov. 16 BUCKET LEAGUE 130 lb. Team Sept. 23-Jenkintown ...... , . . Home Oct. 14 Sept. 30-Upper Moreland . . . , . . Away Oct. 21 Oct. 7--Hatboro ,...,.,.. . . , Home Oct, 28 51 -Bensalem .... . . -Collegeville . . . . fRoyersford .,., .... -Pennsburg .... .,.. Upper Moreland . . . . . . . -Ienkintown ,.,... . . . -Hatboro . , . . . Home Home Away Away Home Away Away BASEBALL SQUAD Richard Wilkinson tCapt.l William Thompson Carl Ebert Alvin Merrick William Ridgway Richard Ridgway Howard Shultz Emil Yeager Donald Roberts Kenneth Thompson Raymond Doan COACHES Mr. Robinson Mr. Palmer Harry Baxter Ioseph Uleau Lynden Spurlin George l-larter Edward McOwen William Glenn Robert Hinds Forrest Steeb Edward Swanson Forrest Henry MANAGERS George Wright Harry Leggeri The outlook for the 1941 baseball season appears very bright due to the proven ability of Richard Wilkinson, Howard Schultz, Carl Ebert and Bill Ridgway. All of these boys are right at home on the baseball diamond. This year the team will be coached by Mr. Robinson and Mr. Palmer. 1941 BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 8 Southampton at L. M. May 6 L. M. at Langhorne 'April 10 Upper Moreland at L. M. 'May 9 L. M. at Hatfield 'April 15 North Wales at L. M. May 13 L. M. at Bensalem 'April 18 L. M. at North Wales May Open date April 22 Langhorne at L. M. May Open date 'April24 L. M. at Upper Moreland May 23 L. M. at Southampton April 29 Bensalem at L. M. May 27 .Bryn Athyn at L. M. 'May 2 Hatfield at L. M. 'League Games 52 ?W7w'fWfyw EAW ffgfgzb 3-IWW! QRQAMYQX ' 30-A c 15045. .7040 fblovffv ES' aim! fx-My Q7 Mygamlofr Qwlbwff Qwfffwf Kimi WM gwwffm fZf2Z2.f2i11 llififawwwwywww Cf. 5332 WMMMW4 WWWWQZWM W fMg,,fQfQWW M W 73dWflkhfW!Z,f. GP? OLUMMZQHMD 904411 64,04-lf. ff!! hw fawgaw 5 GPMAMJ ff my Z O TLMk.,Wwb QM , fQQ 7 M7j'f wwf' ,Q M44-W , 1 nk I 1 Z Ufffdwzf chem. 0, WML Z9-W Www! QWJMAW E621 FW wM'MW fymeid WZMIV7 . , 9 ,, Am 4'C'5Ea QLMW ffwwm ilu pg My Mffffgjyg. JSC K Bexfkfief fm, www! MMM fjilzhvfm MJVEWHSHNE ,ohvxr X FRANK FRONSDALE Compliments Painting and Paperhanging of R. F. D. No. 1 Langhorne, Pa. A FRIEND Phone: Churchville 488-W Unity Store Compliments WM. R. WARNER Of TREVOSE Charles W. 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