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

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The class of 1944 dedicates this book to Mr. Franklin L Hoke, our supervising principal, Whose guidance, patience, and sense of humor, over unforgettable years, have endeared him to every student. In these uncertain days when his job has been most diffi- cult, We have not heard him complain. For this, too, we shall always remember him with a deep sense of respect.

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Our school seal is composed of a shield, part of which represents the coat of arms of Nicholas Moore, to whom William Penn granted Moreland Manor, later to become Moreland Township. The in- creased growth ot the township resulted in dividing theitownship into Upper and Lower Moreland. lt is with pride that we speak of Lower Moreland High School on these pages. Found in the shield is a stream, the well-known Pennypack, and on the banks of this stream is a grist mill-significant of the early industry of the township. The covered bridge in the background represents transportation, and the tree, natural re- sources. The lion and the rope at the top of the shield represent strength and aggressiveness. The scroll in the lower part ot the shield is the emblem of education. Bounding the entire seal is the endless ribbon of unity, upon which is inscribed Lower Moreland High School. With a radiant glow, the Grecian lamp of knowledge burns as education and enlightenment.

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