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

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JOAN DEAKYNE Commercial Rockledge Always laughing, never a tear She faces the future without any fear. Always with a smile and a good word for everybody-that'sjoanie. Although not active in varsity sports, joan always gave us the word before a game and we went to it with renewed vigor. Her activities included intra-murals, and the Glee, Safety and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs. Typing and homemaking are the things joanie most enjoys. She enjoys her many friends, too, for joanie is a girl who always has a smile and a good word. Her future plans seem to lead to a secretarial position-followed by a homemaking career. ambitious and fun-loving nature. BETTY VIOLA DURRWACHTER Commercial Feas terville We looked all over and all around We found that good things in Berry abound. Betty pursues her even way with a smile and friendly word for all of us. Betty was a faithful member of the Shop, Safety, and Fellow- ship Clubs. She has many likes which include reading and good music. Betty also was a member of the Business Department for the Elmleo, and took a special interest in class sports. Betty plans to do secretarial work after graduating. There's no doubt about her success in that or whatever work she sets out to do. GLENDYN LEWIS DIETZ Academic Huntingdon Valley Because of his handsome and winning ways There is always something that we can praise Lew is what we call him and he will always be remembered for his helping hand with the big problems of decorating for our dances Glen participated in the Hi-Y, Science, and Safety Clubs He also enjoyed intra-murals and was a member of the Business Department for the Elmleo. Glen's great aim after graduating is to enter college The college he chooses will certainly gain when Lew enrolls ANTHONY N DI GIROLAMO Academic Rockledge With that elfish twinkle in his eye He'll never let life pass him by When we think of Tony, we think of everything connected with fun and good humor. There never was a dull moment in class when Tony was around. He was a active member of the Hunting and Fish ing Club and participated in football and soccer intra murals Tony s moments of leisure are spent in fishing by a quiet stream As you gathered from his choice of clubs, Tony s favorite likes are hunting and fishing, while his dislikes, Che saysj are girls We know Tony will succeed after graduation with the printers job, because of his

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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.

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MARGARET ELIZABETH DYER Commercial Feasterville Of majestic tossing stallions she dreams Of fields in Kentucky and Arizona streams. Easy going Peggy usually leads a conversation to her favorite theme-horses. Although Peggy was a busy girl reading westerns she still participated in intra-murals and was a faithful follower of all school activities. Basketball and stock car racing are a few of her many likes. Like most commercial students, Peggy expects to be- come an office worker as soon as possible after graduation. THOMAS L. FECCA General Trevose He was our handsome football star- Who carried L.M.'s fame near and far. This handsome senior was the captain of our football team. He played varsity football and basketball for four years. Intra-murals always found Tommy in active participation. Aside from sports he liked Hi-Y, Home Ec., and Safety Clubs. We will not forget that he made a very valuable member of our stage crews for both the junior and senior plays. Also Tommy was always willing to help decorate for a dance when we needed a strong, tall man. He served as an able representative on the Athletic Council for two years. After gradua- tion Tommy hints strongly that he thinks of joining the Navy. Whether in this or some other occupation of his choosing, we wish him much happiness and success. MARIAN IDA FESMIRE Academic Jenkintown Her music shall forever be known In her the seeds of talent were sown. Marian was a real asset to our class, chiefly because of her cheerful disposition, her willingness to help in our projects, and her special interest in music. Marian was one of our varsity hockey players in her senior year and played a part in both junior and senior plays. Marian joined in many of the school activities, particularly Glee Club and the orchestra. She also was a member of the Literary Department of the Elmleo. Marian's immediate plans include Wheaton College where she will be a music major. JAMES Fox Academic Rockledge A rifle in his hand and a gun o'er his shoulder We hope he'll never change as he grows older. Are you looking for a friendly, cheerful fellow, with a big smile for everyone? Well, here he is. jimmy is all of this and more. He participated in intra-murals plus Hunting and Fishing, Home Eco- nomics, Hi-Y, and Safety Clubs. jimmy was co-editor of the photo- graphy department for the Elmleo and proved his acting ability by taking part in both junior and senior plays. Jimmy was always ready to lend a helping hand in all class activities. We'll miss that help- ing hand and the wide grin that went with it.