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

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EDWARD A. PASTORE General Huntingdon Valley Eddie has always been a favorite with the ladies be- cause of that wonderful smile, those funny faces he makes when he is teased, and his special brand of wise-cracks. Shop, Typing, and Science Clubs and Safety Patrol were his chief interests in school, with skating tice and roller? his fa- vorite outside activities. lf Eddie keeps that innocent expres- sion he always wore when he was late, we know he'll get H u. D by. la MARIANNE IANET ROSCHER College Prep. Rockledge So many things-all complimentary but true- could be said of this demure petite young lady who managed the Elm Leaf, played an outstanding game as basketball guard, and always placed high on the A honor roll. Her femininity and gentleness didn't prevent her from making hard and fast drives on the hockey field any more than her artistic sense and daintiness kept her from digging in on all sorts of jobs, stage properties included. MERVIN WALLACE THOMPSON Academic Feasterville Fun loving Iiggs was our vice-president for two years, our ninth and tenth. All through school Iiggs has had the girls swooning but this year when he claimed Nancy as his own, the rest gave up. In spite of his many working hours, Iiggs found time to be one of our football stars and to enjoy a good argument Cwith complications? 18

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in . EDWARD MINNICK GBHSTGI Rockledge Ed, tall and dark, is our serious and civic minded stu- dent. l-le was president of the Hi-Y Club during its beginning in the school. While at school you will hear Ed's singing voice which makes him one of our tenors in glee club. After school hours he works in the Acme in Fox Chase but takes time off for school dances. 4 1 1 1 i be so nice to come home to. RAYMOND HARVEY FOXALL General Rockledge Ray is one of those easy-going, good natured fellows with an even disposition. Probably that accounts for his pop- ularity and his success as an Acme commando. Even five years With his trumpet hasn't ruffled Ray. Glee Club and shop were Ray's chief interests in school. 17 NANCY MANN THOMPSON Academic Feastervzlle Nancy is one of those persons who IS so nice to talk to E because of her varied interests and talents If you want to be ' intellectual, Nancy's right with you if you Want to talk sports she can speak from her basketball experience if its the do mestic touch you're looking for Just ask her about her sewing and cooking. No Wonder Iiggs goes about humming Youd

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ROY STANLEY DOAN General Feasterville At noon almost any day you'd think of nothing but mashed potatoes when you saw Roy-and his triple starch platter. ln the fall you'd think of football when you saw Hoy, for he was a man of action on the gridiron. We think of Roy as one of our most likeable good sports-with a very deep voice and a love of cars. SUSANNE DECH College Prep. Huntingdon Valley Susie pursues her even Way with a smile and friendly Word for all of us-including those who spell her first name so many different Ways. Sue's talents are so varied we don't know where to begin. She can sink a hockey goal one min- ute, bake a delicious pie shortly after, and perform a chem- istry experiment with the ease of an expert. Nursing is Sue's chosen profession. 1 l HORACE BLAKE PATTERSON Academic Feasterville Pat's good nature and Willing spirit have made him an invaluable classmate on many occasions. Remember, too, how he took charge of the record machine for us at noon time and assemblies? Pat's ambition is to be a farmer-and a good one. Perhaps, his excellent impersonations-of Donald Duck, for example-will help, as will all the information gleaned in Science Club. 19