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

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rOR[WORD The development of a generation is influenced by Speed, Force, Progress, and Time. These elements guide the promise, the growth and the fulfillment of life. The pace at which life moves depends upon Speed. In our generation the pace is rapid, for there are so many things to be done and so many opportuni- ties to be grasped. Force is the driving ambition that helps us reach our goals. Force pushes us through the obstacles in the path of Progress. The accomplishments of an age are signified by Progress. This year has brought a higher standard of living to our community, our commonwealth, and our country. Time is the elemental factor, without which Progress would be impossi- ble - Force, ineffectual - Speed, unnecessary. Time - the touch of the eternal - minute in quantity, all too precious in quality. f

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To our Parents who are; Our advisors and guides, never too busy to help us, Our protectors and teachers, patient, interested, and under- standing . Our friends, believing in us and encouraging us. These are facets of our parents, who, most of all, love us. To them we dedicate this book.

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■n • I A 1 I ■ft r 1 V t- ‘t SEATED: FayScherr, Robert Greer, Frank Capotosto, Dr. Kermit Stover, Charles Russell, Rolland Smith, William Zuspan. STANDING: William Charlton, William Culbertson, George Young, Thomas Shearn, Edgar Hoffner Jr., Roy Peterson, Robert Paarz, William Rudloff, Robert Raske. POLICY MMLRi; This is the group of people who represent our parents in formulating the policies of our school system. They are largely responsible for the fine education we now receive, because they have put into practice the most modern educational methods. Some of the advancements which the group has forwarded are the language laboratory and the hiring of a fine teaching staff. Our sin- cere thanks go to the School Board and its presi- dent, Mr. Frank Capotosto 6