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

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FLORENCE MILDRED BOWKER COMMERCIAL PEASTERVILLE Flo was a very active member of our class and assumed much responsibility for nlny important class functions. She enjoys sports, and was n member of the hockey, basketball, and softball teams, as well as all intramurals. She was a valuable member of the Pep Club, Chorus, Elmleo, and the I.ion's Roar of which she was editor. She served one year on the Student Council and frequently repre- sented L.M. at the Bux-Mont forums. Her other interests include music, collecting records, dancing and driving. We all wish her the best in her vocation. PATRICIA JANE BRENNAN ACADEMIC TREVOSE It could be the sparkle in Pnt's eye, or her interest in and faithfulness to L.M. or a combination of nmny admirable features that made Pat a good friend and classmate. Pat has been a member of the Pep Club and Lion's Roar for three years. Her hobby is music - piano and accordinn - both of which she plays well. Pat's future plans are not definite, but we predict a happy future for a happy girl who contributes so much to the happiness of others. EDITH ANN BRIGGS ACADEMIC IIUNTINGDON VALLEY Ann is one of the more quiet girls who is always dependable and willing to help in whatever way she CBD. She is enthusaistic about everything she does and worked diligently on her academic subjects. Ann likes sports, and she played varsity basketball and intramurals. Gmorus and Tri-Hi-Y made up her other inter- ests. She also collects pictures and enjoys all music. This intelligent young wonmn will surely have s happy and successful life in later years. EDWARD BERNARD BROWER ACADEMIC FEASTBRVILLE This athletic, intelligent, and humorous Lower Morelandite is one of our special personalities. Ed is known by all as a good-humored, jolly fellow who has done much by his participation in varsity football Ceo-captainj, baseball, and basket- ball to contribute to L.M.'s fine record. Because of Ed's ability and winning manmr, we predict an especially successful future for one of our favorite class- ilbl.

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ANNE MARY BERSIN COMMERCIAL HUNTINGDON VALLEY Anne is one of the girls in our class who wisely ignored the present trend and asserted her individuality by keeping her long hair-do. We are glad she did be- cause we have long admired Anne's beautiful black tresses. We have also admired and enjoyed Anne's sense of humor and chuckles which were in evidence daily. Anne, who enjoys dancing and popular recordings, was an active member of the Lion's Roar staff and shared much of the class committee work. We wish Anne good fortune in the years to come. MEREDITH JE AN BLACK ACADEMIC FEASTERVILLE jean is one of the quieter members of our class although she can be heard above the loudest when she is cheering for our hockey team of which she was manager for two years. jean played basketball and speedball intramurals through- out high school. Outside of sports, she belonged to the Lion's Roar and Elmleo staffs and had the honor to be chosen for the National Honor Society. jean has been accepted at the University of Michigan where she will prepare for her very promising and interesting future. BEVERLY JANE BONSALL COMMERCIAL ROCKLEDGE Bev was always an active, interested member of our class. She played intra- mural basketball and j.V. basketball in her junior year, served as an efficient secretary for our class in both junior and senior years, and was on the Lion's Roar staff and the Elmleo literary staff. Her interests are reading, music, dancing, and sewing. Bev's pleasant personality and fun loving nature will carry her far in the business world, but she prefers homemaking as a permanent career. Our sincere wishes for a happy and successful life go to Bev. RALPH HERBERT BORTMAN GENERAL HUNTINGDON VALLEY Ralph was always an able and enthusiastic class worker with lots of school spirit. Whenever there was a job to be done, he was a ready and willing volunteer. Many decoration committees owe their success to him. Ralph is a sports lover and enjoyed being a spectator as well as playing varsity football in his senior year. His love of sports was carried through to clubs where he joined the gym Leadership Club. His chief outside interest is cars. Ralph's undecided future should surely be a happy one.

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I BARBARA ELLA BROWN COMMERCIAL FEASTERYILLE Barb is one of the most energetic and friendly classmates. We have certainly enjoyed having her as a friend. Barb has an enthusiastic school and class spirit which is evidenced at all times. She is interested in sports, music and commercial subjects. She played on the basketball intramural squad and joined the Pep Club. We are not too sure about Barb's plans for the future, as she has not disclosed them. We are sure, however, that her commercial interests will lead to work in the business world where we all know she will be successful. WALTER MARTIN BUZBY ACADEMIC HUNTINGDON VALLEY Tall, good-looking, and easy going Buz was a great asset to our class. Sports rank high with Buz and he proved his interest by being a member of the varsity basketball team for three years and varsity football for one yearg he also partici- pated in all class sports. He favored gym and dramatic clubs and blended his voice in the Chorus and double quartet. Buz was a conscientious worker but usually found occasion to bring some fun into the picture. We are sure Buz will keep right on winning friends as he did during his high school years. EDITH LOUISE CAROTHERS COMMERCIAL FEAS TER VILLE Edie's gay and infectious laughter made her one of our best liked classmates. She was a member of the varsity hockey and basketball teams for three years, played speedball intramurals, and was one of our spirited cheerleaders for three years. Also, she was a member of the Cheerleading Club, Chorus, and Elmleo Staff. She was elected each year to be a May Day attendant. She enjoys dancing, baking, and keeping scrapbooks. After graduation Edie hopes to do office work. We wish her lots of happiness. She deserves it. LEROY H. CLARK ACADEMIC LANGHORNB Roy is truly a working member of our class. I-lls willingness no help inall school activities was appreciated by all of us. He took an active part ia the preparation of our Elmleo by serving on the photography staff. Rofsverstdlity is proved by this list of special interests: electronics, conservation, photography, and reading. Roy's many friends feel sure that his fine qualities .1llll!C I pod beginning on his road to success.