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

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ROLLEN A WHITE Academic Feasterville Looking for something unusual different, and humorous? Check with Whitey for that s Just what he s looking for, too, to add some spice to life Varsity football class sports Science and Hi-Y clubs plus a full academic schedule kept Whitey busy, but not so busy that he couldnt enjoy his hobbies and his friends. We know he will handle ELIZABETH WIEDEMANN Academic Huntingdon Valley Shortly after Liz Joined us from Brazil she became our language expert and one of our favorite classmates She, also, was one of our scholastic experts and we basked in reflected glory. Music and ballet dancing are tvto of Elizabeth s chief interests. After a short period of travel this accomplished classmate of ours looks forward to college and her field of concentration political science and languages. DOLORES PAULINE WERNERT Commercial Trevose Heights With Dee there are no dull moments but plenty of talk, fun, and real school spirit. Her activities were numerous - varsity hockey 121, basketball Ill, cheerleading K3l, and all class Sports, Shop Club, and sports writer for Lion's Roar. Dancing, sports, and clothes are on Dee's mind a great deal, too. In the future, being an efficient secretary will be Dolores' main concern. e i - RICHARD WOEHR Academic Rockledge Rich has set high goals for himself, and in his quiet, intelligent way is heading directly toward them. He has enjoyed a full academic pro- gram, complete with those extra-curricular activities that were his specialties - the orchestra, band, business department of the yearbook, and the Fellowship Club. To all these, Rich gave his serious attention. When Rich achieves his ambition of becoming a physician, his patients will be in good hands.

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RICHARD TROTTEH General Huntingdon Valley 'Trot', one of our humorous and fun-loving classmates, was a member of the Leadership and Science Clubs and played on the class basketball and football teams. Rich tells us he is looking forward to serving inthe Air Force. We wish him well and hope he will continue to amuse his future friends as he has amused us. ROBERT TOMLINSON General Oakford lt's very logical that Bob,one of our more quiet and reserved classmates, should express a preference for good books, the guitar, and western music. Being quiet does not mean inactive, however, for Bob had two years of varsity football, enjoyed all class sports, and selected Science, Hi-Y, and Hunting and Fishing clubs. Carpentry is Boh's choice after graduation - and a good carpenter he'l1 be. SHIRLEY MARIE WALSH Commerc ial Huntingdon Valley 'Shirl' enjoyed a variety of things in her high school days. Her interests and talents ranged from hockey goalie and class sports to membership in the Safety, Spanish, and Clee clubs. She confesses a weakness for food, with hoagies as the only exception. We'll miss Shirl's merry smile and twinkle, but know they'll go with her wherever she goes. my-ff r . 5 AUDREY WEISSER Commercial Holland For a quiet person 'Oats' has a surprising interest - motorcycle riding, but then, of course, the motorcycle makes the noise. For her more sedate past-time, Audrey enjoys knitting - socks, in particular. Her club interests centered in Typing and Shop, while our basketball and softball intramural gained by Audrey's participation. The year- book staff appreciated her fine work in typing, too. Until home-making becomes her major concern, Audrey will be an efficient young business woman.

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ALAN C. WORTHINGTON General Huntingdon Valley To some, Alan gave the impression of being on the quiet side, but from good authority we find that it was just the serious thoughts of school that made him seem so. Alan's love of sports brought him varsity foot- ball standing and a place on all the intramural teams throughout senior high. His chief club interest was the Chorus. We also have it on good r E Gi -E ,agar - 1 , Hs. .Q5,,, IN' .V ru Q -K 'i vq,.4o 1. . , . . , ,zen -522.5 .. 1,1 it 5:-:: .- .Nasty gf: 4 .wa g. , , 0 ,tt t '1's N Q N . Q 'gif .' ,. .. , , Q .. Q I , . Q .flair- its l Il 4 1 1 x '1:J:u'n'r n'-. 1. xv t tq '1'.'1'1 'A .H I --..:.'.'.'..... .r . .. .....,.. , ,. .gy . . na y n ' r-'i. ...h.l if - ' ROBERT GEORGE WORTHINGTON . General Huntingdon Valley authority that he is determined to be a successful man. 1 r 4 , ' f 1 ea? .y . Here we have a sports loving three letter man with a most unusual nick- name - 'Sweet Pea' fwhen we don't call him Bobl. Bob played varsity football, basketball, and baseball each for two years plus all class sports. The Gym Leadership, Science, and Hunting and Fishing clubs were his special interests, second to sports. Future plans are indefinite, Bob tells us, but we know they'll be interesting ones. .Jlanm Qfuuqz Loft to Right: A,Krebs, E. Wiedemonn, T. A. Cooper, E. Margerison, A. Dieterle