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

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PEGCIE L. IPIAHN Commercial Trevose Heights When Peggy came to us this year from Germantown, she got right into the swin-g of things by joining the Lion's Roar staff and lending a helping hand in our class activities. Although we have known Peggy for such a short time, we do know that dancing, sports, and cooking are her special interests and that her pleasant personality has won her many friends. RICHARD HEARING Academic Huntingdon Valley On the football field and in our class activities, we always found Rich a valuable asset. He is an all-around good sport who has always been one of the real workers in our class. His fine work on the varsity football squad and on the business staff of the yearbook is proof of his sincere interest and ability. We look for nothing but success for Rich. He'll make a 'go' of whatever he tackles. EVELYN HENDERSON Academic Trevose Heights Lolly is a real friend and an all-around classmate, willing to help in so many school and class activities. Intramurals, Lion's Roar, Safety, Typing, and Glee clubs, and tireless decorating for class dances - through all these and more, Lolly kept her sunny smile. That plus her determined spirit should bring Lolly all the happiness she deserves. i' I B SHIRLIE JEAN HUGHES Commercial Feasterville Voted the most athletic, Shirlie proved that the voters were right - definitely. Varsity hockey f3l and captain in her senior year, basketball f2l, cheerleading, plus all intramurals prove her worth. Non-athletic activities included Tri-Hi-Y, chorus, and Lion's Roar staff. Stock car races, swimming, dancing, and sociable people fill Shirlie's happy days.

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ROBERT FLACK General Huntingdon Valley Bob has to his credit four years of varsity football and three years of basketball and baseball, which puts him in the top bracket of sports. Extending his interest in athletics, Bob joined the Cym Leadership club and was our Athletic Council representative. Farming or teaching physical education currently appeal to him as vocational possibilities. We know the fine spirit he showed in athletics will help him in his chosen work. KARL FREUND General Rockledge lf you think Karl is quiet, just mention guns or cars and you'll give him a head start on his two favorite subjects. lle has many interesting hunting stories to tell, all from first hand experience. Naturally, Karl was a member of the Hunting and Fishing club. He is fond, too, of going off in his car on unpremeditatedjaunts . If the wanderlust doesn't get too strong a grip on Karl, he'll settle down to do a fine job as a builder. JOAN RUTH FRITSCH Commercial Rockledge A friend in need is a friend ina'eea . Those who know ,loan know how true this is. Basketball was ,Ioan's favorite sportg she was one of its favorite varsity guards for three years and Captain in her Senior Year. Intramural volleyball and softball in addition to Glee, Cheerleading, Tri-Hi-Y, and Safety clubs kept ,Ioan busy and active. In everything Joan showed her sense of fair play and good humor. These are just two of the good qualities that will help ,loan in the business world. wif' ALLEN HALLETT General Huntingdon Valley We'll remember Allen flashing by us lus less fortunate pedestriansl on his motor-bike and waving gaily as he passed. llis ready smile and sense of humor will be remembered, too. Allen was a great reader but when he did talk he usually told us interesting stories of boats and boat races - a fitting background for the Navy career Allen anticipates.

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WALTER R. JOHNSON, JR. General Feasterville Walt's philosophy seems to he 'live and let live' so long as cars and baseball are included. As a varsity baseball player for three years, he pitched many a victorious game and served the varsity basketball team as well. Hunting and Fishing, with Hi-Y, was his club preference. Professional baseball is in Walt's future if his hopes come true. F R E D H U S T E R Academic Rockledge Fred is the quiet kind of fellow who seems to wait for just the right time to add a witty or encouraging word. His friends know they can count on Fred for either. As an original member of the Hunting and Fishing club, he has done much to boost its popularity and value. Fred has reached no definite decision about his future, but we are assured his choice will be a well-considered one. WILLIAM JONES Academic Bethayres That worried frown you might have seen on a few occasions probably came from the weighty problems and countless duties Bill had as our class president for three years - a real record. Student Council, Science, Hunting and Fishing, yearbook work, and managing basketball also came in for their share of Bill's attention. In things mechanical and electric Bill has excelled and has always been a busy man with his out-of-school 'obs. We have good reason for thinking that Bill is l headed for success. HITA ELIZABETH KELLY Commercial Feasterville Rita has so many interests, she finds it difficult to make a decision in some matters. One burning question is 'Should I become a WAC ?' We can't settle Hit's problem for her but feel sure she will find a satis- factory solution. Is there anything from your experience in I..ion's Roar and Safety clubs or through your interest in skating and music that would help, Rita?