Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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Dedication We of the Class of 1958 dedncate thus yearbook to Mlss Erma E Foster outstanding teacher great lady and dear friend lt has been our great prrvrlege over the past four years to have receaveo the beneflts of her versatile and brlllrant mrnd her IH finite charm and h gh :deals lnnumerable are the trmes We have turned to he for help and gurdance and immeasurable the debt we ovve her It remarns a rather futnle artempt to try to express fully our appreciation rn so lnsrgnrflcant a manner as this Nothing we could do cop d oossrbly cornpensate for even a small part vvhlch she ha guven of herself Cor Miss Foster has been so much more han a t acrer she has stimulated our mrnds actrvated our rn teres s and hannelled our Ideas and outloons on llfe She has encouraged us at trrraes of se mnngly hopeless adolescent desparr and rnsrsted on our best effort wh n youthful exuberance often gave Way to :na twutv She has left her mark of scholarly attarn ment and Chrlstlan :deals on all of us and In large measure shaped and molded our lrves In gratntudo for all thrs and rnflnrtely more than we could ever hope to tell we humbly dedrcate this yearbook Miss Erma E Foster I Z ,,r'

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Foreword We are the Class of T958 and thus IS our flnal gesture a last almost futule attempt to sum up and evaluate four years at Semnnary The daffuculty arnses from the fact that this period tn our llves has meant so many different things to all of us To some It has served as merely a steppung stone a brudge between childhood and maturlty a tlme to be endured and then tucked permanently away nn our memories of thtngs passed and forgotten To others baskmg In the pleasures and delectable palns of growmg up the comnng years wnll serve only to enhance the vnvud nmpresslons of a too swiftly passung youth Between these two dlvergent poles Iles an nnflnuty of feellngs nmpresstons and attntudes all dlfferent all varying In shades and nntensntnes Yet among the df ferences and duversntles one unlfyung fact remains all of us as undlvuduals have an some way been molded and shaped by these years and thus school The concept symboluzed IU the begnnnmg of our yearbook perhaps best manlfests the fundamental nature of Wyommg Semnnary and nts Ffect on our mlnds and sptrnts the True the Beautrful and the Good set In a crown of nvy that ancuent Mater and have In a large part made themselves felt In every facet of our Ives We are the Class of 1958 and thus us our flnal gesture NELSON MEMORIAL CHAPEL 4 1 D 1 , - , , I I I ' I ! A Z I I I , , . . . 9 . . . - I ' . I . I . I' . symbol of tradntuon wlth growth. These are the factors which gutde our Alma I l l' . ' , ft ,'f'l ' ,fl .M N, .jf g jf Q! , - . I f sf , ' f' 13 T Q K ' f ' ' 2 I Q M 8