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

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Joseph Fred Hesson General Feasterville Joe, who came to us from Mastbaum in his junior year, has many interests and hobbies. He took part in softball intramurals and football, was a member of Hi-Y and Science Clubs, and intends some day to join the Navy. Naturally, .Toe has his lighter moments, but when the subject is photography, he is all business YNQBSH '25 fx .17 C C ft. ' aa Ralph Henry Hofmann College Preparatory Rockledge Henry's inclinations and talents point to a career in science. The girls aren't so sure that Henry's special little wink is strictly scientific, but if gl-BIS 1'6- sults in good formula fashion. When you read of his activities here you'll soon see why he was voted most studious and most likely to succeed: class sports, one year of varsity football, photography staff of yearbook, Science, Typing, and Hi-Y Clubs, and fwe're saving the best 'til lastl--vice-president of Student Council in his junior year, followed by the presidency in his senior. You see now how that vote came about? Leonard Holmquist Academic Rockledge When its fishing, trapping, or presiding as president of the Hunting and Fish- ing Club this out-door sports lover of ours is dead serious--as he was in his work with the Hi-Y and Science Clubs. But there's another side to this unpredictable friend of ours--a much lighter side that keeps the girls guessing, and his pals in high good humor. Dutch really has a way with him--the kind of way we admire and envy. His ambition? He's headed for college to prepare for food technology. Eleanor Hyndman Commercial Feasterville Here and there--into this and into that-- acheery word to one andall--that's El. To boil down some of El's activities, we have her listed as one of the feature writers of Lion's Roar, literary editor of the yearbook, varsity hockey and junior varsity basketball team member, and a member of Tri-Hi-Y and Glee Clubs. El says she loves people, animals, sports, and eating. That coversalot of territory-- but El can do just that.

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Frances G. Henderson Academic Langhorne .Tean Val Hasting Commercial Rockledge 'fBut why, teacher? Quiet and obedient as he is, Ruffy, insists uponwhys and wherefores of the subjects he likes best. Maybe that is why he always has a ready answer for all the teachers. When it comes to sports, Ruffy put all his spirit into varsity baseball, but didn't neglect being tops in the class sports. As for his pet interest, we find that nice girls are in the lead with sports coming next. Swimming and tennis are his summer hobbies but all through the year he avoids conceited persons tWho doesn't!J. After graduation between nine and five you'll probably find Ruffy holding down an office job and making a real Ngo of it. Frannie with all her leadership ability has been a great help to our class and school. In the eleventh grade she capably filled the position of manager of the basketball team, and as president of our class that same year, she did exceedingly well. Red Tape is just a name to Frannie who doesn't let things keep her from her objective. Glee and Safety were her two main club interests, and she was a capable member of both the Lion's Roar and yearbook staffs. When the girls need- ed advice on how to cut a dress pattern or how to do the latest dance step, Frannie was their answer. Most of Frannie's ideas about the future seem to center in a home of her own. Fred M. Herwig General Huntingdon Valley Somehow he stands out wherever he is. Maybe it's because of his catching sense of humor and the wlse cracks he has ready at a minute's notice, or maybe it's because of his fine posture, Butch possessed good basketball ability and was also a really fine tackle on the varsity football team. Whenever we needed proper- ties for our class plays, Fred was there with his Ford ready to 'fget things rolling . The foremost of his likes are cars and hunting. His chosen work has already been decided upon a.nd that is carpentry. Here's to bigger and better homes--by Herwlg. Daniel Hess College Preparatory Feasterville Stan the Man , as most of us call this easy-going classmate of ours, seems to contradict himself occasionally. He claims he doesn't like work and looks for- ward to loafing. How is it then that he's one of our best math pupils, and well on his way to being a good business man? He also claims he's not interested in the girls. How is it then he is in such great demand at social gatherings? Check with Dan for these answers, but don't expect the right one fthe first time, anywayl. When Dan was able to tear himself away from his' studies, he was on hand at Science, Safety and Typing Clubs, or on the baseball diamond.

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Carl B. Kramer General Feasterville Joyce Kenagy Collese P1'9Pafaf01'Y Huntingdon Valley Joyce was one of our class members who often kept us guessing about what was going on in that attractive head of hers. We didn't have to guess, of course, about her winning smile or top-notch scholastic ability--they were evidentnas was her interest in the Typing and Safety Clubs and basketball. We know, too, that math and movies rate high with Joyce but routine homework and bragging are on her cannot tolerate list. As Joyce continues her formal education, we can well imagine that she'll whip off term papers with the same ease and in the same fine style as those excellent sport write -ups she did for the Lion's Roar. Lefty one of our most easy-going and well-liked classmates, is a rugged individual--in more ways than one. I-le could spend hours in varsity football drills and scrimmage and set out for a long walk home ffrom the bus stopl with that long easy stride, showing not a trace of fatigue. His ability didn't end with football or class sports, for we'd usually count on Lefty for a poster or two when our class needed some artistic publicity for one of their many projects. At present, Lefty's ambition is to own a large dairy farm, but we think that cars and their parts may enter into the plan somewhere. Whatever it is, we know he'1l get there. Donald R. Kurz General Rockledge Don, better known as Cecil , is ahappy-go-lucky,good-natured fellow who has participated in all class sports--basketball, football, baseball, track and volley ball. For clubs, Don chose Hi-Y and Dramatic. His likes are stock car races and girls, his dislikes are long walks to Trevose and studying. Cecil's hobbies are jerking sodas and raising dogs, but his chief concern is getting a car. Don intends to be an electrician in the very near future. Gertrude Anna Lange Academic Rockledge Giggling, fun-loving Gert hopes to someday settle down and be a nurse, with her training at Jefferson Hospital. Her interest in chemistry and hospital work will help her in this program. Tri-Hi-Y, Typing, Safety and Glee Clubs gained by her membership. She was on the art staff of the yearbook and literary staff of the Lion's Roar. Like so many of us, Gert's chief trial was getting up in time for school, but she wasted no time once she arrived. Good luck to a good worker.