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

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MARY LOU HEILBRUN ACADEMIC IIUNTINGDON VALLEY There is something special about Mary Lou. She has a quality all her own. It could be the sparkle in her eye as she concocts one of her original ideas or a witty comment. lt could be, too, the special service she has rendered her school and the fine attitude toward all of its activities. Mary Lou is a member of the National Honor Society and was active in varsity basketball and the Typing and Fellowship Clubs. Nothing but a happy future could be ahead for this popular, able, and conscientious classmate. WILLI-AM HENSHAW GENERAL LANGIIORNE Bill, who joined our ranks in his junior year from Bensalem, has been - and from all indications will continue to be - one of our most dignified and reserved members. Our only regret is that we have not had all of our high school years to know and enjoy Bill. We do know, though, that his pleasant, quiet manner won him many friends. Bi1l's chief interests seems to be cars, cars, and cars. ln his future they will certainly feature in a successful career. PATRICIA HERBERT COMMERCIAL FEASTERVILLE Pat's friendly smile and infectious laugh have brightened many a blue Monday. Always ready for a good time, Pat has entered into the fun of intramural basket- ball and volleyball. Her club selection was Tri-Hi-Y. Reading and popular music, with or without dancing, head her list of likes. We are assured of Pat's success in the world of business because we know her ability. DAPHNE HERMAN COMMERCIAL FEASTERVILLE Dee just came to Lower Moreland for this past year. Prior to that time, Dee was a loyal Cheltenham High School rooter. We have enjoyed having Dee with us and from the time she arrived, she gained many friends. Her cheerful refusal to worry and her witty comments keep things lively in her circle of friends. Among Dee's special interests are cars Cdriving with enthusiasm and vigorl, sports, knitting, and sewing. Her plans for the future have not yet been settled but we wish all good things for her.

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CHARLES FRANCIS GETMAN ACADEMIC HUNTINGDON VALLEY On the football field and in our class activities we always found Chuck to be a sincere, willing worker. His athletic ability and well-rounded personality have made him one of our more popular class members. His days at L.M. have been filled with activities: Barber Shop Quartette, chorus, football, and Hunting and Fishing Club. Chuck was also photography editor for the Elmleo. Television re- pairs are of prime interest to him. With all these things in mind we can see noth- ing but a satisfying, profitable future for Chuck. ARTHUR EARL GOVER ACADEMIC FEASTERVILLE Art is surelya lively class member. No class could be termed dull with Art there! His enthusaistic spirit and friendly wit are as much a part of our high school days as class routine. Art has three main interests which occupy him during those spare time hours - sports, hunting, and fishing. He played varsity football and intramural basketball and joined the Hunting and Fishing Club. Art's plans for the future are undecided, but we know he can be successful in almost anything. BARBARA HARRIS ACADEMIC ROCKLEDGE Quiet, reserved, and versatile may well describe Barb. Her special extra- curricular activities were her participation in the Fellowship Club and the Chorus. Art, reading, and playing the marimba and piano occupy much of Barb's time when she isn't studying Spanish or trying a new recipe. Barb will enjoy and profit by all that comes her way in the future. A , ,B Ml RIAM ELIZABETH HATTI NGER COMMERCIAL FEASTERVILLE During Mim's years at L.M.,she was a member of the Chorus, Lion's Roar Staff, and important committees, but her special interests center around music. She es- pecially enjoys playing the piano and collecting records. She also tells us that dancing, singing, horseback riding, and roller skating hold a fascination for her. We have enjoyed Mim's friendship and hope for her happiness.

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will be a fortunate one, indeed SONNIA HOFMANN ACADEMIC ROCKLEDGE Sonny constantly proved that good things do come in small packages. Always full of fun and school spirit, Sonny was a valuable member of three varsity teams - hockey, basketball, and softball - as well as the intramurals. She joined the Pep and Knitting Clubs, participated in Chorus, Lion's Roar, and Elmleo, was class treasurer in junior year, and May Day attendant for two years and May Qxeen in her senior year. Sewing and reading are Sonny's special outside interests. We wish her the best of luck in college and in life. CHARLES CLAYTON HOLT ACADEMIC IIUNTINGDON VALLEY There are many things that have proved Charlie's interest, efficiency, and leadership. He was class president for several years and vice-president in his senior year, treasurer of Student Council, manager of the basketball team, and member of intramural teams. All through the years, Charlie has sparked every important class project with his pep and contagious enthusiasm. He represented L.M. at the Bux-Mont Forum for four years and participated equally well in Chorus, band, and orchestra. Typing, Dramatic, and Hunting and Fishing were his club selections. Railroads and politics are among Charlie's chief interests. We look for great things from this versatile and friendly gentleman. BARBARA ANN HERTRICH ACADEMIC IOCKLIDGI Barbara brought credit to her school and class rn many ways, one of the chief ones being her consistently high scholastic standing. Barbara not only appeared regularly on the A Honor Roll but was a member of the National Honor Society We enviedand admiredher promptness tn making up every assignment after a rather extended vseation. In addition to her scholastic honors, Barbua proved ex- ceptionally capable as literary editor of the Elmleo and participated in the Dramatic Club and Chorus. Outside, leisure-time interests center around music, reading, and experimenting with new recipes The college that Barbara chooses NANCY VICTORIA IVINS ACADEMIC FEASTERVILLE Nance, with the deep blue eyes and lovely blonde hair, has had little trouble winning friends. Her many loyal ones enyoy her sparkling personality and vitality Some of this vim and vigor has gone into varsity hockey and basketball, some into cheerleading and being captain of the cheerleaders, and some into Lion s Roar work. Of course, there was also some reserve energy for studies about which Nance was conscientious and hard working 'l'here is no doubt about a brght future for this popular young lady