Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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SCIIOOI, BOA III) KitM'llIxTg Rrirhcl Mitchell Jo»« h Kllam I »ll” II inline McGonigal J’resident....................................Irvin II. Klstine I icr-President................................ II miry Kllam Secriiarv................................Phyllis Jones Treasurer.......................Walter W. Kisenberg 6

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w E, the Yearbook Staff of 1943, dedicate our Yearbook to Mrs. Lentz. ithout h(‘r kiml guidance and patience it is doubtful whether our book would have been such as it is. It is with deep sincerity that we thank Mrs. Lentz for the time and effort she has devoted to us in the past. 5

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S I I 10It I N T E N I) E N I' WVK and I In' world-wide crisis intensify tin need for the evaluation of our educational program in its con tri hut ion to conserve and develop human resources. Vs a result, a part of your education has heen affected In the mobilization and training of human abilities to meet wartime needs. You a re now passing through the portals of your Mina Mater that swing outward into a world changed by the impact of war. You are going forth with a philosophy of life in which love, understanding and peace shall displace might, destruction and death in building a better world for tomorrow. It may be true that there are no great opportunities for pioneering in the discovery of new lands, but there are unusual opportunities for the development of new relations between men and nations. Ix't us say in the words of Walt W hitman, when he said: III the Hist ire leave behind If e debouch ii ton a neti'cr mightier world, varied world, I resli and strong the world we seize, world oj labor anil the march. Pioneers! O Pioneers Robert I!. Landis, Su ierintendenl oj Schools. 7