Lower Merion High School - Enchiridion Yearbook (Ardmore, PA)

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Braun r Wernhef Von A Message from D V 'x ' 'Y Y -'Y YY 1 ARMYBALMSWCPWSSLEAGENCY U, S, ARMY ORDNANCE MISSILE COMMAND QEDSTONE ARSENAL ALABAMA I nshtv TQORDAB-D MAR 7 1960 Mr. Richard T. Smith, Jr. Editor in Chief The Enchiridion Lower Merion Senior High School Ardmore, Pennsylvania Dear Mr Smith I am highly honored to be 1nv1ted by the editorial staff to submit a message for publication in your year book The Enchiridlon Speaking of science in general, I would say that no better advice could be offered to the students of Lower Merion High School than that y u apply yourselves diligently to your studies if you plan to enter this fleld or any other field, for that matter A thorough preparati s absolutely necessary for a successful career in science the arts y branch of technology It has been made quite obv ous in the as few years that the day is past whe a scholastically 1 l prepared student can expect to nge by' in the world of 1960 Speaking of my own particular field of science I would say that r c etry is capable of solving the world's peace problems more effectively t an any other branch of science and engineering, and 1C is capable of accomplishing simultaneously a great deal for the advancement of mankind The launching of t e first Space ship will serve an infinitude of scientific and humanitarian ends But whatever field of human endeavor you choose to follow, I wish you the students of Lower Merion High School all the luck in the world lncerely yours WERNHER VON BRAUN D1 rec to L Seven I . . . I . . . O O 1 4 o o ' . . --- . U .on i ' ' , , or an . i ' 1 t . n . .1 - t ' . . . . , o k ' h . . . h . . . . . D I ' ' ' ! ' r Development Operations Division I I I I

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