Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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Softool ffiawa OFFICERS Irvin H. Ristine..............President Harry Ellam..............Vice-President Phyllis L. Jones..............Secretary Walter W. Eisenberg. . Treasurer Eiscnbcrg Ellam Mitchell Ristine Kricbcl Long Junes McGonigal (

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 Dedication For her many years ol lailhlul service and for her help and guidance in the past, we, the Class of 1944, are proud to dedicate our issue ol I HE Echo to Miss Alice I. Buckle. Her efforts have been a great asset in raising our class to the high standard ol achievement which it has attained. We sincerely hope that the dedication of our Yearbook to her may show, to some extent, our heartfelt gratitude.

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Superintendent IT IS a genuine pleasure to greet the Class of 1944 graduating in the year destined as the most crucial year of World War II. During the years of your High School career, the impact of war has affected your life with increasing weight in school and social life. During vour senior year many members of the class have answered the call to the colors and are now making their contribution in the various theaters of war in the great cause of humanity. As you make your exit from the Con-sholiocken I ligh School as graduates, we bid you farewell as you stand with countless millions of your fellow men somewhere between Midnight and Morning so well described by Owen Seaman. BETWEEN MIDNIGHT AND MORNING You that have Jaith to look with fearless eyes Upon the tragedy oj a world at strife, And know, that out oj night and death shall rise The dawn oj ampler lije: Rejoice! whatever anguish reiul your heart. That God hath given you this priceless dower. To live in these great times and have your part In Freedom s crowning hour; That you may tell your sons, who see the light High in the heavens, their heritage to lake: “ I saw the powers oj darkness put to jlight! I saw the morning break! Robert C. Landis, Superintendent oj Schools. 7