Cocalico High School - Ko Ka Le Ko Yearbook (Denver, PA)

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To the Class of 1955: Graduation from High School is but a step in the process of self development that should lead to a fuller and more useful life in a society of complex situations. Whether you aim at doing the ordinary things or aspire to do unusual things, do not let fame, fortune, or adversity keep you from remaining tolerant of your fellow man and loyal to your country and its government. John P. Krick To the Class of 1955: In behalf of the entire faculty, l want to ex- tend sincere wishes for success in whatever field of endeavor you may choose. We have enjoyed working with you and know others will do the same in the future. In your undertakings do not reesnt criticism. There is only one sure hre way of avoiding it: do nothing and be nothing. This, however, is contrary to the truly American spirit. Isnit it a strange coincidence that the last part of H9 the word American spells Nl Can . John P. Krick Harried chief executive . . . new school-chief project . . . ardent antique picture collector. Ralph W. Lutz Patrolman of all water fountains . . . handy with all forms of math . . . often seen with dust rag.