Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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We, the Class of 1960, are now better prepared to play our part on the greatest stage, the world. We could not have attained this goal without your patient counseling and valuable guidance. We thank you, Mr. Punch-ard, for your interest in making our years at Conshohocken Senior High School so profitable and enjoyable. We also thank you, Mrs. Campbell, for your many efforts in assisting us in solving our many varied problems. OUR ADMINISTRATION MR. ERNEST O. PUNCHARD. PRINCIPAL AND MRS. MARJORIE CAMPBELL. SECRETARY leadership oj our administration. SEATED. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Edward W. Hermann, superintendent of schools; Mrs. Margaret M. Bate, secretary; Dr. Frederick Lytel. president; Mr. Francis X. Cianci. vice-president. STANDING: Mr. William J. Maher: Mr. Nicholas J. Romano; Mr. Joseph J. Deskiewici; Mr. George W. Snear. treasurer.

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We hold our superintendent, Mr. Edward W. Oermann, in our highest esteem. His guidance and encouragement have aided us in our preparation for the future. His patience and understanding reflect his willingness to help us in our endeavors. We hope that through our achievements we may be a credit to our school and to your ideals. And to you, Mrs. Margaret M. Bate, we are deeply grateful. Your assistance and guidance have at many times helped us to secure desirable employment. Your kindness and patience are sincerely appreciated. CONFIDENT LEADERS MR. EDWARD W. OERMANN. SUPERINTENDENT AND MRS. MARGARET M. BATE. SECRETARY Weave gui ded Sy(fie confident BOARD OF EDUCATION As we have journeyed through three years of high school, we realize that we have had little opportunity to express our gratitude to the school board. Constantly trying to better our welfare, these men and women have brought about many improvements. We are indeed fortunate to have such a devoted board to serve the school. The class of 1960 wishes to say “thank you” for your concern in our education.

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Mr. Harold Merwin, Mrs. Beatrice McCahn. Mn. Dorothy Kelley, Miss Katherine Biggin , and Mins Regina Nugent of the English Department plan possible new material for introduction into the curriculum. Our producers and directors SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Elizabeth Marx and Miss Dorothy Crossmore listen intently as Mr. George Pappaa and Mrs. Florence Freas express their opinion on the Castro regime. 8