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

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GRACE BOONE Academic Bethayres A girl with a sound and sensible mind We hope, to her, life will always be kind. Grace, our cheerful senior, never seems to mind anything, Com- bined with her blond hair is a merry disposition and a willingness to lend a helping hand. Grace joined the academic course in her senior year in order to become a nurse, but, things may have changed now that cupid has paid her a visit. She was an ardent member of the Glee and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs. She likes lots of good friends and good times, dislikes jealous people and homework. She is particuliary interested in singing, eating and interior decorating. We all wish Grace the best of luck and happiness in her future years. if- BARRIE Z. BRAUN Academic Huntingdon Valley A prankster if there ever was one! His brand of wit was exceeded by none. Zittle, our fun-loving mischief maker, will long be remembered by all of his senior friends. Besides adding that certain touch to brighten dark days, Barrie has a way about him that has added much gaiety to our senior class. Barrie's clubs consist of Science, Glee, Art, Hi-Y, and Home Economics, and a year on the Lion's Roar Staff. He played intra-murals for two years. His likes are girls naturally and his dislikes are school and teachers-He played a very convinc- ing role of Steve in the junior play. All this fun and acting ability lead up to just one thing- Zittle. After graduation he plans to study salesmanship, a field that should give him opportunity to ex- press his talents. MAY BRIGGS General Huntingdon Valley Always willing to lend a hand- She was one of the best to be found in the land. Happy-go-lucky May, not only ranks high as being the tallest girl in the senior class but ranks equally in having a good disposition. May disproves the fact that good things come only in small packages. May played in intra-mural basketball for three years and was co- captain in her junior year. She belonged to the Glee and Cheerlead- ing clubs. She served one year on the Lion's Roar Staff. May likes everything, especially buying clothes, her dislikes are mushrooms. After graduation her plans consist of opening a beauty parlor of her own. We know that with her happy disposition and sense of fair play, May will never want for friends. JUNE BURROWS College Preparatory Rockledge No better friend could ever be found A pal that's loyal, true, and sound. Friendly and dependable june is always ready to do a job that needs to be done. Along with this fine quality we find many others which have led June to the top section of the Senior Class-june en- joyed hockey in her senior year and also intra-murals for three years. We also found junie as our Senior May Day attendant. Ranking high on her list of likes are horses, sports, dancing, knitting and, as she said, practically everything, dislikes are few, mainly sewing, and foggy, deep arguments. Glee, Tri-Hi-Y, Typing and Safety Clubs had in june a valuable participant. She was a member of the business staff for the Elmleo and served on the Student Council for two years, being secretary in her junior year. After graduation plans include college-first and foremost.

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TERESA AVENDER Commercial Rockledge With her laughing way and cheerful smile Little Teresa helped make life more worthwhile. Short and Sweet is a title Teresa is certainly worthy of-for that is just what she is. Always smiling and with a pleasant word for everyone, Teresa has made and will keep many friends from Lower Moreland. During her high school years, Teresa participated in intra- murals for three years and was captain in her junior year. The Safety and Glee Clubs had in Teresa a very capable member. Her work with the art group of the Elmleo and the staff of the Lion's Roar further proved her ability. We have no doubts about a happy future for Teresa. DOLORES BELL Commercial Huntingdon Valley Whether she sings of happiness or woes, She shall make music wherever she goes. If D isn't smiling or laughing, we wonder what's wrong, since that is how we usually see her. D has her serious moments too fif necessaryj. Intra-murals claimed Dolores for three years along with Cheerleading and Glee Clubs of which she was particularly fond. Dolores served as an able literary editor for the Elmleo and a member of the Lion's Roar Staff for a year also. She likes odd things, crowds, basketball and especially dancing in which she excels, and dislikes conceited people. Singing is her particular hobby and if you ever heard D you would certainly know why. After commencement she plans to work a year and then settle down. Lots of luck to one who certainly deserves it. College Preparatory JOHN BELL Feasterville To brighter horizons he will lead In his life he'll never need. Johnny, one of our best athletes, has certainly been as asset to our class. Besides playing varsity football and baseball for three years, he served as a competent senior class president. This shows that johnny can star in many fields. He played intra-murals for three years also. johnny belonged to Typing, Home Economics, Science and Safety Clubs and served a year on the Lion's Roar staff. He likes woodworking, mechanics and cars while his only dislike is French. All these likes are topped by one which comes most easily to John and that ls sports. We know that johnny's friendly ways, cheerful smile, and sense of fair play will stand him in good stead in his post-high school years. WILLIAM BOHL Academic Somerton We said, Oh, Woodman, spare that tree. Bill was our forester, you see. One of the quieter and more reserved members of our class is handsome Bill, who always comes through with a witty remark when we least expect it. If you ever want to know anything about wood- working or mechanics just ask Bill, since these are his favorite sub- jects. He belonged to Hunting and Fishing, Science and Safety Clubs. Bill's favorite outside interests are in machinery, old cars, and hunting and fishing. Bill pursues even these hobbies with the same seriousness of purpose and thoroughness he displayed in his aca- demic work. We don't have to make a special point of wishing him good luck, for we are sure that Bill will always make good.

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ADELINE CATALDO Commercial Huntingdon Valley Pretty and popular, laughing Adeline- Her sparkle and pep were with her all the time Good looks, combined with a pleasing personality, add up to just one thing, Adeline. Along with this enviable combination we find that she participated in intra-murals for three years and was a valu- able member of the Glee club, also for three years. She was a mem- ber of the Lion's Roar Staff for two years and a member of theliterary department for the Elmleo. She likes dancing, clothes and everything in general, while her dislike list is negative. We know this pleasing young lady will succeed in whatever she plans to do, especially in that secretarial job that is on the schedule after graduation. JANET CHARLES Commercial Huntingdon Valley Although one of the shortest members of our class ln no one could we ever find a more cheerful, pleasant lass. We call this tiny member of our senior class, Charlie, Although very small, don't let her deceive you, for janet has lots of spirit and pep that make you sit up and take notice. She participated in intra- murals for a year and was a faithful member of the Glee and Safety clubs. Her favorite past times are swimming and dancing. She was a member of the Lion's Roar Staff. To show her even temper, we find she has no dislikes! We know Charlie will always be successful in whatever she does, especially in that typist's job she's heading for after graduation. MARY BETH CROXALL College Preparatory Bryn Athyn just like a rose, she is pretty and sweet Being her friend is really a treat Many things-all complimentary and true-could be said about this popular young lady. An outstanding player of varsity hockey for three years Ccaptain in her senior yearj and basketball for two, Liz showed that her school spirit was never lacking. She belonged to Glee, Tri-Hi-Y, and Safety clubs, being president in her senior year. As a member of the literary Staff of the Elmleo and Editor of The Lion's Roar, Liz added to her own and L.M's. laurels. She was the competent class secretary for three years, a member of the Athletic Council for two, had a leading- role in both class plays and was elected May Queen in her senior year. She likes people, drama- tics, fishing and windy weather while her few but positive dislikes range from homework to bossy people. We'll miss this fun loving, vivacious. and efficient member of the senior class DANTE WILLIAM D'ANGELO General Feasterville A very quiet fellow-Dante But no finer could we find than he Hot-Rod Pete , as he is called by his friends, is one of those easy-going, good-natured fellows with an even disposition. Always smiling, Pete has acquired more than the usual amount of friends. The clubs that held his attention were Home Economics and Safety. His main likes are stock car racing and mechanical workg he dislikes snowy weather and history. To show the variety of things Pete can do just ask him to show you his hub-cap collection. Pete's interest in the future lies in either farming or building. He has had first hand experience in both and we know he'll be good in either.