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

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.-. ,..., ., ..,. ,,.,, W., is., ., .. 1 lm Zinn El T IS always the hope of a yearbook staff to present in print the many phases of school life in an interesting, accurate, and original way. That is the hope of this staff, also, because this yearbook is a record that all of us will value and enjoy to the fullest extent. Although each staff member shared in some way in the Work of the book, special appreciation goes to our editor, Ruth Reiff, upon Whose willing and ca- pable shoulders lay the burden of the responsibility, and to Don Craul, whose job it was to organize and supervise that all important part, the advertise- ments. lt is to Carolyn Stoltz we owe the art Work and many of our original features. After the staff decided upon the King Arthur theme, it was Carol- yn's responsibility to Work out the idea for the various divisions of the book. The staff selected this theme chiefly because of the ideals that are associated with the knights of the Round Table- courtesy, honor, loyalty, and those qual- ities We admire and aspire to. With those ideals ever before us in our cherished yearbook, they will be a constant re- minder of the better things in life. ELMLEO STAFF Editor-in-Chief-Ruth Reiff Assistant Editor-William Kees Business Manager-'Donald Craul Literary Editor-Ianet Moore Art Editor-Carolyn Stoltz Assistant-Ronald Thompson Assistant-Caroline Swank Assistant-Claire Adams Boys' Sports Editors-Richard Yetter, lack Schollenberger Girls' Sports Editors-Gladys Whitlock, Beatrice Plank Chief Typist-Doris Roberts Assistants: lean Auckland, Nancy McDonald, Eva Wright, Dorothy Ann Doane, Wilma Funk Advisers-Miss Crowe, Mr. Shafer

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CLASS OFFICERS Iirwihrnt RICHARD WARREN DIETRICK College Prep Rockledge We'll remember Rich, our tall dark senior class president, for many things-among them that fascinating dirnple in his chin and flashing smile. The Glee, Home EC. and Varsity clubs plus the Elm Leaf claimed his interest. Trapping and zcology seemed to be his favorite out-of-school pursuits. For- estry at Penn State is one of Rich's chief aims. Hin Hrvnihrnt RICHARD YETTER College Prep Rockledge Dark hair and brown eyes with a certain lock about them identify Rich, a self-confessed ladies' man. Rich enjoys a good friendly argument but when he went into action on the football field and the basketball floor, he wasted no time on Words. His leadership in our junior year, his love of danc- ing, and his talent for making and keeping friends really make him an all-around good guy. Srrrrtarg WILMA EILEEN FUNK Commercial Rockledge Lovable, talkative, and full of fun-that's Willy. She's very fond of music-good music-and puts the piano as top on her list of likes. Willy's excellent commercial talents indi- cate a successful future in her chosen Work as a private sec- retary. Efrrauurm' IEAN AUDREY DANENBERGER Commercial Huntingdon Valley Laughing, lovable lean, who is always full of pep and energy, is both popular and pretty. lean has been a leader in sports, as captain of our '46 hockey team, a basketball guard and five years of cheerleading. Her dancing has been the envy of all her friends. As a member of the senior play cast, a May Day attendant, and class officer lean has served the class well.