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

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WILLIAM CENTHONY PISTOLL ACADEMIC HUNTINGDON VALLEY Bill is a classmate who has been at Lower Moreland since first grade. He has been a loyal classmate and a true friend to all. Bill has many interests which may help to determine -his undecided future. He enjoys metal working, hunting, fishing, and model airplanes. His friendliness and spirit of fair play will help much to in- sure Bill his rightful share of success. HANS RAICHLE GENERAL HUNTINGDON VALLEY Hans, one of the more talkative, sociable fellows of our class, was enthusias- tic about sport events and dances, and ever willing to serve on decoration com- mittees. He belonged to the Science and Gym Clubs. Outside of school, Hans spends a good deal of time playing the piano and the accordian which he plays very well. Our best wishes for future happiness go to Hans. PATRICIA ANN ROBINSON ACADEMIC OAKFORD Petite Pat with her happy smile has a wide range of interests and activities. She played varsity hockey, softball, and was an enthusaistic cheerleader. She was on the Literary Staff of the Elmleo, a Pep Club member, and a Student Council representative. Pat's academic record is excellentg she was on the Honor Roll for four years and a member of the National Honor Society. Her many hobbies ia- clude reading, music, and sports. Pat's intelligence and spirit will make her a valuable member of any college. ROBERT ALFRED SCOTT ACADEMIC ROCKLEDGE Scottie was one of our most reliable, hard working class members. He belonged no our orchestra, was an active member in the Fellowship Club, and also worked on the Lion's Roar staff. 'Scottie's favorite pastimes include playing the violin, adding to his stamp collection, and caring for his tropical fish. Everyone wishes him a fine career, much happiness, and the success that he so well' deserves.

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RUTH ANN MUSSER COMMERCIAL OAKFORD Willie is one of our true baseball fans, especially for the Phillies. To prove her interest and ability in sports, Ruthie played for the softball team for two years and participated in basketball and volleyball intramurals. Willie's other main interests are playing the guitar and roller skating, which she does exceptionally well. Ruthie plans to work for a little while after she graduates, before she set- tles down . A successful life is surely ahead for this fine classmate and we wish DAVID JOHN NYCEI GENERAL ROCKLEDGE Armed with a joke or two, a happy smile, and a friendly word, Dave became a popular classmate. We will always remember his cheerful personality. Dave joined the Hunting and Fishing Club and supported our Chorus with his fine voice for three years. Dave has an unusual hobby - railroading. He enjoys riding in trains and collects timetables. Happiness in life surely lies ahead for this friend whose cheerfulness and gaiety have contributed to making our days in school more pleasant. WILLIAM JOSEPH OLAND GENERAL , FEASTERVILLE Bill's friends have few dull moments, thanks to his jokes and wit. Thanks to his varied interests, Bill, himself, had few dull moments. During the school day, intramurals, Hunting and Fishing Club, and Chorus filled any gaps, out of schoolg automobiles and gunning occupied him. We wish the best for this big fellow with her all the luck in the world. the generous grin and agreeable manner. 1 DIANE LOUISE OWEN ACADEMIC HUNTINGDON VALLEY Diane joined us in our junior year from Germantown High. We hope she is as happy as we are that she came to L.M. Diane became a member of the Pep Club and Chorus. Her outside hobbies are swimming and tennis. Being a good friend and good student, as well as showing evidence of her pleasant personality, comes naturally to Diane. Although Diane's plans for the future are indefinite, we know she will be successful and win lasting friends elsewhere as easily as she has won them at L.M.

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ERNEST SHARDLOW ACADEMIC FEASTERVILLE Ernie, our class disc jockey, is a carefree and good natuted person. He spends a great deal of his time running the record machine in the gym, and we're sure every Lower Morelandite appreciates his services. For enjoyment outside of school Ernie collects popular records and amuses others with his funny car drawings. Ernie is planning to continue his formal education. Our sincere wishes for luck and happiness go to him. ALLEN LYN SHIRLEY ACADEMIC HUNTINGDON VALLEY Pete's first love is baseball and he played so well that he was varsity catcher for four years here at L.M. He also played for outside teams during the summer. Mare than baseball is in his picture, for he played varsity football in his senior year, in addition to basketball intramurals. Petey is also interested in the Hunting and Fishing Club of which he has been a loyal member for three years. Allen has no definite plans for the future, but we're sure he'll do well in any career with his ability and personality. WALTER EDWARD SPERLING GENERAL LANGHORNE Walio came to Lower Moreland from Lower Southampton in his freshman year. Because of his pleasant ways and hearty laughter he soon became popular with one and all. As a junior, showing his liking for athletics, Walt joined the Gym Leader's Club, in which he gained proficiency in apparatus work. For outside interests he takes after his Dad by having skill in electrical work of all types. Auto repair is high on his list of likes, also. Walt made many friends during his high school years and wherever there was laughter, you would also find Walio. Future plans, whatever they may be, are sure to be a success, for his friendly nature will surely carry him far. THOMAS JOSEPH SPOLAR GENERAL FEASTERVILLE Tom is a young man with a ready, engaging smile. He was a co-operative volun- teer and active supporter in L.M.'s activities. He played four years of varsity football and three years of varsity baseball. Certainly every Lower Morelaudite is proud of Tom's contribution to these teams. His interest in sports is further seen in his only club choice - the Gym Club. Tom, like so many of us, has no definite plans. His personality and friendliness, however, will certainly contribute no his success in any field of endeavor.