Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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F I I CAROLINE M. SCHREITZ For her many years of faithful service as a teacher in the commercial department of our high school we, the class of l950, dedicate this issue of the ECHO to Miss Caroline Schreitz. She has always done a splendid job of training and preparing young people for the business world as scores of her former students can testify. It is for the high caliber of her work that we owe her a debt of gratitude. Wie hope that Miss Schreitz will accept this dedication as a token of our appreciation. DEDICATI

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il' ,M . ,A t ,L UPERI TE DE T 5 . sa 2 4 . ' ,A ,M 6 t ROBERT C. LANDIS H.-XII, T0 THE CLASS UF 1950 At the tlawn of the second half of the twentieth century. you are honorotl as you gracluate from our American High School to make your entrance upon the stage of life. Life is worthwhile if you continue to grow daily in spiritual power and purpose. Strive to bring about a constant unfolding in beauty and nobility of character. Cultiyate a keen tlesire to give value to life by tlaily rendering useful service to your fellow man. Meet every responsibility and circumstance with all unwavering faith and confidence. Finally, life will be transcemlently worthwhile, if you develop a deep con- sciousness of your personal Alliance with God, dependence on Him, and an absolute assurance of His guimlancc and protection. ROBERT C. LANDIS FH Superintendent of Schools 1 X: f I-W XR!-ka wwf Z 115' Mr. Landis and Secretary Miss Jones