Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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7n JlCemoriam of, 7o in C. , 7ones Our Sop io nore ( ' ass 7)ice- Jjresi(fent Fear no more the heat of the sun Nor the furious winter's rages; Thou thy worldly task hast done, Home art gone and ta’en thy wages. --Shakespeare OUR FEARLESS LEADERS: President, Mary Phipps; Vice-President, Rosalyn Robinson; Secretary, Rita Hill; and Treasurer, Irma Fortes.

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JOSEPH J. VALENTINE Quiet and shy . . . hometown paper boy . . . lead foot . . . just loves those book reports . . . Who needs a best man ? B. JEAN WODARSKI Ella . . . has young admirers . . . loves shorthand dictations . . . has recently taken a fancy to earrings . . . before school corner stander. RONALD B. VOGELBACHER It wouldn't be the same without a Chimp in the class. . .rides the Coons County Express . . . Always on time?!? . . . It's snowing, let's go home. . . . quiet ? ? ? a --el BARBARA J. WUDARSKI Cookie . . . Always has her books right with her??? . . . flashlight girl. . . likes to dance . . . Can I borrow a pencil? THOMAS L. WHITE Fabulous Five . . . joyful . . . Get her to the class on time. . . . tells whoppers ... has younger competition . . . year-round basketball player. WALTER T. ZIELINSKI Slinky . . . great star of the diamond . . . shy??? . . . Last man on the alphabet . . . Don't push me, man! . . . Just do your work. 24

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 To be or not to be”-- The senior class receive their final instructions in English. Here we find our seniors gaining their final instructions before going out into the business world. c5 eniors $$ A penny saved is a penny earned-- here we find our seniors learning the fundamental rules of economics. The seniors are found learning how to use the equipment usually found in the office. Yum! Here we find our seniors at their most enjoyable INDUSTRIOUS! Our seniors learn to use their creative task. skills in order to gain a trade for their future. 26