Kensington High School - Chimes Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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RIECCDRD QUIK SPQNSQRS it FLORENCE M. JOHNSON ELEANOR F. MURPHY Art Literary and Business ACKNQWLEDGMENTS The Class of June 1946 wishes to thank all those persons who have in any way aided in the pulmliczition of our issue of the DIs'1'AFF. Our iirst thanks go to our sponsors-Miss Murphy, who directed the literary and busi- ness staffsg and Miss johnson who supervised the art work. May we also express our appreciation to our advertisers who have helped us hnnnce this, our Record Book of 1946. I4

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l'Il,IZABETH K. PAVLETICII S. A. President Hli time has eome for us to set sail into the future. Our stay here at Kensington has been a pleasant one. The past years we have been preparing ourselves for the calms anal storms of the oeean of life. The course will be a clifheull one,but we have been taught to clo our best to overeome any whirlpools we may encounter. Wie have learnecl many things whieh will be useful on our next voyage. As the moment of departure approaches, our thoughts turn baek to the wonmlerlul clays spent at K. H. S., antl these thoughts will remain with us always. May l now wish you a Bon Voyage? liE'l l'Y ljAVl,E'l'ICH. DOROTHY SHIRLEY A. A. President 15