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

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TO 'I'HIE CLASS OF '44 on their going out into the world to seek their fortunes in a year of hatred, of strife, and of death, We bring these Words of ageless counsel, counsel given in the days of Hamlet the Dane by a father to his only son. To Laertes, Who was approaching man- hood and was anxious to try his hand at a World no better or no worse than that in which We live, Polonius gave this advice: Neither cr borrower nor a lender be: For loan oft loses both itself and friend. And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry. 'I'his above all-to thine own self be true. And it must follow, as the night the day. Thou canst not then be false to any man.

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Isabelle Yeager-Robert Elmer-Sport Margaret Krause-Associate Editor Iosephine Messina-Literary-Arthur Crdul--5P0l'fS Typists Betty Iones Doris Hemingway Madeline Simonds Helen Dickinson Emmaline Henry L5 MT Photography lean Warner Lamar Frye lay Hogeland Aurora Luzzi Genevieve Geiger-Literary Robert Holmquist--Business Manager Richard Ridgway-Business Emily Montrella-Business Lucy Cataldo-Sports The Elrnleo Staff presents to you the book which it feels is the best edition ever published. In it we have covered every angle of your school life and ours, and hope you will treasure the copy as will We of the senior class. Due credit falls to Alfred Hirschle, our efficient editor-in-chief, who, before enter- ing the armed forces, set the book to the regular working order. And to Marge Krause whose job it became to put the book together. We Wish to thank Miss lane MacFarland, our sponsor, who aided greatly in com- pilation and composition, helping us make the book a success, Deep appreciation is given to Mr. Charles Shafer, who, with capable advice, directed activity and our many financial moves.

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