Marple Newtown High School - Memories Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

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TO MISS YEINGST, MR. NYE, AND MR. HARVEY As we look back on pleasant days in Marple-Newtown, we find that in difficult situations you were always there to help and guide us. You taught us to accept responsibility, to solve problems, and to respect authority. In the reali- zation that we can never repay all you ' ve done for us, we want to at least extend our sincerest thanks. The Graduating Class

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THE SENIOR CLASS AT ONE OF ITS MANY MEETINGS FAREWELL, M-N In our senior year, studies and activities somehow seemed different. We were putting the finishing touches on one of the most important phases of our lives. Breaking away from a loved and familiar routine is never easy, but we were buoyed up by the real meaning of graduation. After every ending there is a new beginning, and our graduation was merely the grand-finale before the start of a new and successful life on our own. Our prospects may differ, but our goal is the same; we are entering a troubled world hoping to make it better and confident that with God ' s help we shall. 6

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Andris and associate editors work on layout Staff artists discuss one of their drawings. MEMORIES” IN THE MAKING This year ' s staff really learned what hard work isand how quickly deadlines sneak up on you. They sacrificed a good part of their spare time trying to make our Memories not only a true representation of our class and school but also a treasure of which we can be proud. Barbara directs girls in typing ads. Staff workers contribute their share. 8