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

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ROBERT JOHN KONZELMAN ACADEMIC ROCKLEDGE Bob is one of the efficient managers of our class. He was vicevprelident of our class in his junior year and a very good one, too. Varsity baseball was also to his credit. His main interests are electronics, record collecting, and figuring out new and better ways to solve math problems. We surely appreciated Bob's apti- tude for figures during the Curtis Magazine drive this year. Konz plans to go to New York when he graduates to study electronics, and we're sure that his even disposition and special talents will carry him far in his chosen field. MADELIN CHRISTINA KRINVIC COMMERCIAL HUNTINGDON VALLEY Madelin, who has a very enthusiastic class spirit, did much to make our class a good one. She was active in various things, such as basketball, cheerleading, and art. Madelin's specialty, though, was softball in which she was an outstand- ing player. Her out-of-school pleasures include dancing and attending football and basketball games. We know that Madelin will have a successful and happy life. MARIE CECILIA LAPKIEWICZ CUMMERCIAL FEASTERVILLE Angel, a likeable and friendly member of our class, has a smile for everyone. She is always willing to lend her support to all of l..M.'s activities. LV. cheer- leadin , chorus, and playing intramural sports are among her activities. Angel is 8 planning to be a secretary after graduating. We know that her efficiency and de- pendability will pave the way for a successful career and a happy life. EVELYN YVONNE LAWSON COMMERCIAL LANGHORNE Robbie, a devoted Phillie enthusiast, is one of our ttjue baseball fans. Sie participated in volleyball and basketball intrarnurals, showing skill and good sportsmanship in both. Robbie was a commercial student and was a member of the Typing Club for two years. She enjoys secretarial work, and her future will un- doubtedly include a position of this kind. Whatever Robbie decides to do, we wish her the best of everything.

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JOHN BAIN JANNEY ACADEMIC m5TuAYREs ' lX'e've had jack with us for only one year, but we're certainly glad he joined us from Valley Forge Military Academy. In a short time his pleasant smile and winning personality made him everyone's friend. jack has two special interests. His Lincoln convertible is his inseparable partner, and he devptes much of his spare time to hunting and fishing. For a fellow with an extra share of admirable traits there surely is a happy and successful future. NORMA EVELYN KEMNER ACADEMIC ROCKLEDGE As years pass none of us shall ever forget Norma's warm and friendly smile. Norm, though quiet, is a good friend to everyone. Her main interests outside of school are singing, sewing, and church work. She was an active member of the chorus, a member of Tri-lli-Y in her sophomore year, and Dramatics Club in her junior year. Norma plans to be a missionary. We are confident that she will be a good missionary if she retains the qualities we have come to admire and respect. NANCY JANET KERST COMMERCIAL FEASTERVILLE Nancy was a quiet, small, and friendly member of our class. She was a member of the Elmleo business staff and belonged to the Chorus and Pep Club. Nancy served two years on the Student Council and received the honor of being elected to the National Honor Society. She was a junior varsity cheerleader and the capable manager of the softball team. Her hobbies include playing the ulre, and collecting and listening to records. Some type of secretarial work can be seen in Nancy's future,and with her pleasantncss and thoroughness we're sure she'll be successful. WALTER WILLIAM KING ACADEMIC IIUNTINGDON VALLEY For a long time Walt has been recognized as a class leader. His reliability and industry led him to be chosen president of our class in his sophomore year. The Student Council claimed much of his support, ability, and time as he was elected vice-president in his junior year and president in his senior year. Walt is interested in sports and participated in varsity football, baseball, and intramural basketball Walt' f' . s ine characteristics will undoubtedly bring him even more success.

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GERTRUDE EMMA LAYER COMMERCIAL ROCKLEDGE Laughing and dancing are two of Gert's favorite pleasures. She also enjoys reading, playing the piano, and listening to popular music. She shared her abili- ties and interests with us by singing and playing piano for chorus, being a Cat's Meow specialist for the Lion's Roar, and participating in intramural basketball. Gert has certainly contributed good fun and laughs to our class. For this reason and because of her attractive personality, her future days should surely be happy ones. tinued happiness for Nancy. HARRIET MAY LODGE COMMERCIAL BRYN ATHYN Tiny is a vivacious member of our class whose sense of humor has made L.M.'s classes much more interesting. In her years at Lower Moreland she parti- cipated in intramurals and belonged to the Shop and Cheerleading clubs. Tiny also contributed her ability to the Lion's Roar staff. She prefers dancing, ice skating, and swimming for pleasure. The best of luck and much happiness are extended to this well-liked classmate. COMMERCIAL TREVOSB Anita is a quiet, dependable member of our class She is a lot of fun and her cheery laugh can be heard at any time of the day Her chief interest ns sports She participated in basketball and volleyball intramurals and follows baseball closely Anita, as a good commercial student, extended her interest in her commercial sub- jects to the Typing Club for two years An1ta's plans for the future will probably include secretarial work where she will continue to be responsible and capable NANCY JEAN LESZAK ACADEMIC FEASTERVILLB Nancy is friendly, likeable, and an enthusiastic supporter of L M 's activities Her friendly smile and bright laugh will not be easily forgotten Nancy enjoys music very much and played in both the band and orchestra For her special in tctests she choses photography, sewing, and viewing television Nancy plans to attend college as the next step ln her college work and after, we wish for con-