Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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DOROTHY WERTZ General Business JUDITH WILLIAMS General JOSEPH WODARSKI General Business ALFREDA WUDAR3KI General A big hello” that resounds through the halls, and a like able, bouncing personality typify Dottle. This blue-eyed miss has gained many lasting acquaintances. Blonde Judy's calm collect-ivene«s has enabled her to make many friends. Cooperative and hardworking, she accepts her responsibilities in stride. The boys in Joe’s gym class will never forget his fine work in basketball. This quick-witted future businessman possesses a beaming countenance and a pair of twinkling blue eyes hich betray his perpetual food humor. The newest member of our class is witty, fun-loving Freda. A petite brunette. Freda possesses a magical charm all her own. Her gaiety and happy-go-lucky ways all sparkle to her personality. to a close this scene of our lives IN MEMORIAM RONALD AGOSTINELLI Some things happen that we can explain, Like why the sun shines and what causes rain; Some things exist that seem to be weird, Like how man was created and how God should be feared. Some things occur that we can't ever know why, Like what pain is and why people die; But we just seem to know that death isn’t bad, It’s the absence of loved ones that makes us feel sad. And we seem to know, too, a long road must be trod, To live and be loved in the Home of God; To conquer this road is a task done by few, But we know Ronny succeeded, and is there, God, with you. THE CLASS OF 1960 25

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BETTY ANN SPROUSE Genera] Business h A WALTER SQUIRE Academic One of the quietest members of the class, '‘Bette is best remembered for being a friendh individual who gets by with a minimum of conversation. This unpretentious lass also has the most winning smile. Willy” can always be counted on to give a helping hand. He is particularly known for his scholastic abilities and readiness to play a practical joke on some of his classmates. JOHN Tl'RSSLINE General Musically inclined. “Turtle” is a star saxophonist. Two of hia admirable traits are hia optimistic outlook on life and his friendly attitude toward work. JOHN WELDON Industrial The star basketball player is Moose, whose quick wit and funny gestures make him the most comical player on the court. His famous words “that s all right” will never be gotten. Sxcifenu’nf, joy, anti tears firing OFFICERS—R. Hammill. treasurer: P. Frey, secretary: J. Campi. vice-president; J. DeVitis. president. i Cl m v” a m. a

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a scene we will never forget. Following a recording of Macbeth are N. Slavic. Mr. Merwin, J. Heffentreyer, and P. Knoeller. Mr. Ferguson explains the fundamentals of trigonometry to J. C'ampi, W. Squire, J. Bowman. V. DeMedio. and J. Graham. R. Garnett. C. Robinson. C. Sithens. and W. Davwalt complete their plans for a modern home. 26