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

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GERTRUDE ANNA LEAHY Commercial Rockledge A girl that's energetic, thoughtful, and kind, We're sure she'll accomplish everything fine. Gert, so well nicknamed, is our commercial section's wit coupled with this sense of humor is Gert's own special smile. Gert participated for three years in basketball intra-murals with the same peppy spirit and the same efficiency that she displayed as secretary of the Safety Club and Vice President of the Tri-Hi-Y. Gert also proved to be an able Business Manager of the Yearbook. In her few leisure moments she likes to read and enjoy football and baseball. When Gert leaves L.M. she looks forward to a secretarial position. As somebody's stenog we know that Gert will be super. WILBERT E. LENNON Academic - Feasterville A strong silent member of our not so silent class A persistent thorough worker who made quite sure he'd pass. A Torgo, our varsity football dynamo, who participated in our intra-murals in senior high, too, was a member of the Science, Safety and Hi-Y Clubs and captain of the noon patrol. He likes biology in particular and science in general. If we were to make a forecast of the future, we'd say that Torgo would become owner and manager of a store. With his pleasant, quiet manner and his ability to make friends and be one, we feel rather sure that any prophecy including success and happiness will come true. JOAN ANNA LINCK Commercial Rockledge Abounding with energy-no time to rest She greeted life with a great deal of zest. Lincky, one of our vivacious young ladies, has many, many likes with sports, dancing, and driving heading her list. Starting out as our captain of intra-murals in tenth grade, she continued to parti- cipate in basketball throughout senior high. Glee Club was her one and only club by choice. She tells us that her hopes for after gradua- tion include an office position with a nice boss land she's not the only onell Good luck to Joan who will enjoy whatever comes her way. IO ANNE BERNICE LOPACINSKI Commercial Feasterville We always found important things for our Jo Anne to do Because whe was so capable, efficient, and willing, too. Ever since Jo joined us in ninth grade we knew she was one of our most capable members, and her efficient handling of our Christ- mas card project more than proved we were right. Jo is the quiet type until orders are to be given and ideas are to be expressed, then, she's ready and willing to state her case-which is always a sound one. In the business staff of the yearbook and on numerous class committees, jo has always filled the bill. jo's special interests include dancing and recipes. ln fact, jo has hopes of managing a restaurant. if and when that happens we know many of jo's friends who will patronize that restaurant. It couldn't help being a success with jo as its head.

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JOYCE MARIAN JONES Commercial Somerton She's wide awake and on her toes Spreading good cheer, where'eer she goes. Joyce's nickname, joy, fits Joyce like a glove. Quiet and yet not too quiet is the best description we can think of. She participated in our intra-murals and always upheld the honor of the class. She was an active member of Tri-Hi-Y, Glee and Library Clubs. Among her special likes is stock car racing, but definitely not homework! We hope joy will find the right job and will continue to be the kind of girl we have so much admired. ROBERT THOMAS JONES Academig Rockledge Always well dressed, he's neat as a pin With this-plus personality, he always sure to win jonesy was one of our all around fellows. He has to his credit the honor of being Class President in his junior year, a member of the Business Staff of the Yearbook, junior play cast, and all the class athletic teams. -And then there were his club selections- Safety, Science, and Home Economics. jonesy was a real asset to our class and worked hard for all the class projects. We wish him well in his future occupation. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH KLEINZ Commercial Huntingdon Valley One on whom we could all depend Her cheerful willing spirit never seemed to break or bend. Quiet and pleasant, Kathy was everyone's friend. She partici- pated in intra-murals, was an important member of the Yearbook business staff, and sang in the Glee Club. She proved herself effici- ent, capable and full of school spirit as our hockey manager for two years and as a member of our senior play cast. You would usually find Kathy's name on our scholastic honor rolls, too. How she man- aged to do so many things well and still keep our class treasury in good order, we don't know! We do know this, however, we'll miss this very special classmate of ours! CHARLES D. KRAMER General F easterville Charlie was our tall, dark, and handsome man We can be quite sure, he will go far in anything he plans. Charley didn't spread his talents thin but concentrated on a few activities in which he had a special interest, chiefly our 1950 foot- ball team of which he was the manager. Charlie's love of school was not too great but he did a creditable job in his course, and broke the monotony by having a fling now and then at our social functions. Car motors and professional stock car racing are his present interests. Because of that, we 'wish Charley a safe as well as a happy future.

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MURIEI.. JAYNE MCCOOK Commercial F easterville Full of pep and vim and vigor This girl is always on the trigger. Merrily suits this compact bundle of energy, for she smiles merrily and her eyes as well as her feet can dance. After Merrily came to us in her Senior year from Southampton High School she im- mediately became one of our willing and dependable workers. Her work with the art department of the Yearbook and her acting in the Senior play gave us further reason to admire her abilities. Merrily thinks that she would like to be a receptionist following graduation. We think she'll be a fine one. JAMES T. Mc LEAN, JR. General Somerton jimmy was featured throughout the land Now in his Studebaker-or, now in the band. jimmy was with us in ninth grade, moved and left us, but in his senior year returned to our great delight to join our happy family. While he was away from L,M. he participated in varsity sports and intra-murals. jimmy added much to the Hi-Y Club and to the band. fkemember how he modeled that uniform?J jimmy tells us that one of his future duties may include composing slogans for Pepsi-Cola. We hope jimmy's slogans hit the spot the way Pepsi-Cola does. THOMAS MESSINA General Huntingdon Valley Tommy is always a friend in need Surely, he is a friend indeed. Tommy, the boy with basketball in his blood and football in his mind, has featured in both varsity and intra-mural sports. Tommy is a real veteran of Lower Moreland because he's been here from first grade. Tommy was a member of Hi-Y and Science Clubs and presi- dent of this year's Hunting and Fishing Club. Another important extra-curricular activity for this all-around fellow was his part in the senior play. Definite future plans aren't exactly settled for Tommy yet, but as of now, he's thinking seriously of the Navy. Wherever-or whatever, Tommy, you have our good wishes. MARTIN C. MURPHY General Huntingdon Valley A merry, merry lad was he, Giving laughter, clean and free. Charlie, our irrepressible, fun loving mischief making class- mate, can always be depended upon to come through with that brand of humor-and common sense-that we all admire. He domonstrated his sportsmanship athletic ability during the three years he played class sports. Charlie's chosen clubs included the Safety and Home Economics Clubs. In an effort to be original and different QPU from the other male members of the class of '51, Martin tells us that he likes girls-and nothing else! Good wishes to this popular young man in his future tool making trade. Nw'