Ambler High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Ambler, PA)

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We extend our heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the members of the Class of l93l. Ambler High will miss you. Your splendid spirit of initiative and co-operation, your whole-souled enthusiasm for the right, your determination to carry to ever higher levels of achievement the standards of Ambler High, challenge the best efforts of future classes. As in the magic of memory you recall the friendships of the classroom, the loyalties of teammates, the pride and joy of outstanding accomplish- ments on track and Held and stage, may you realize that life's richest treasures are touched with the quality of eternity. ln life may you be true to the best traditions of your class. May success to you mean not only material gain, but keeping always in closest touch with all that's fine: looking up to the stars above, and drinking deeply of life and love. 'ZZ 7.

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One ship dtrives east, another drives west, With the self-same winds that blow. 'Tis the set of the sails and not the gales Which tells us the way they go. During the years spent in Elementary School and in High School you have acquired certain knowledge, skills, and abilities. We trust the knowledge you have attained will serve as an honesvt' guide in helping you to chart the course of life. May the forces of a good character and a determined ambition aid you in setting the sails of your ship so that you will reach your goal and render to your Country a life of useful service. May your interest and loyalty to Ambler High School prompt you and urge you frequently to retrace your steps to the halls of your Alma Mater, and in so doing, who knows whom you may inspire with a greater ambition to K 277.2940 Carry On!

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Mr. Duncan, Mr. Drumm, Mr. Kunsman, Mr. l-larkins, Mr. Hunsicker, Mr. Meyers. Mr. Kerschner, Mr, Milspaw, Miss Donmoyer, Miss Kulp, Miss Coyle, Miss Potteiger, Miss Gear, Mr. Baker, Mr. Fisher. Miss Marple, Miss Barr, Miss Boyles, Miss McHenry, Miss Abrahams, Miss Snyder, Miss Bork, Miss Kelly. From Geary's good old English, and Baker's cutting up, We'll think of Duncan's history and Meyer's triangle cut. Who was it that kept the typists busy, all in a row? Why, Kulp and Barr, the eHicientg l guess. we ought to know. Then of course there's Boyles and' Drumm, and good times spent in gym, From there we smelled lMiss Abraham's meals, and ohl how we did grin! Then, too, there's Miss Potteiger's art and I-lunsicker's carpentry, too, With Miss Bork's dramatics they show our plays to you. Miss Snyder and Mr. Milspaw, their sticks they often raise, But just to lead in song and band-we give them all due praise. Miss Kelly's the faithful lady who asks why we are late, Then we're sent to Mr. Kerschner where we always hear our fate. Misses Donrnoyer and Coyle, the junior High they teach, Also Kunsman and Harkins whose high marks pupils reach. The garcon and fllle, we'll remember, the dans and the en of French, With Miss McHenry helping, the Francais language we quench'd. Mr. Fisher, our supervising principal, a fact we know is true, Gives dictation to Miss Marple and helps the seniors through. 8