Mount Penn Lower Alsace Joint High School - Penn Alma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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I MESSAGE FRGM OUR SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL MR. ROSCOE H WARD i MRS. JAMEs H. SMITH Grove City College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.A. Pennsylvania State University Charles A. Lindbergh wrote a book entitled We following his famous solo flight over the Atlantic. As he winged his way onward, many followed his flight and prayed for his success. The l'We', Lindbergh wrote about was himself and his airplane, the Spirit of St. Louis, but, as he sped forward it grew to include others-the people who prayed and their God. May the We', of the Class of 1956 grow to include others-all the people of the world and their Maker. Your success and happiness will depend upon how inclusive the We becomes. Best wishes to all. 07. HX ' LLQ QAQN

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BOARD OF EDUCATIGN Our Guiding Hands! Seated, left to right: Messrs. E. L. Barth, Frederick D. Gerhard, Charles L. Long, Stuart R. Keith, Judson B. Severns, Frederick McCrudden. Standing: Messrs. Joseph T. Hendrickson, Gaylord A. Crozier, George R. Eves, Douglas R. Beggs, Charles R. Lloyd. We, of the Senior like to pay our tribute to the men who make up the Board of Directors. ound that they have always, during our years in high school, given unst edl time with the interest of education at heart to provide for the a w unded educational program and adequate facilities for study, experimen i d r e in , gwgfy: 2. f Q J it N-fa X . A ,X

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' f'G FAREWELI. FROM OUR HIGH SCHOOI. PRINCIPA MR. JOHN A. HIBSCHMAN Kutztown Normal TO THE MEMBERS OF THE 1956 GRADUATING CLASS Al lhe end of lhir school term Your Jcboo! dayr are over, your bookr laid aride, Never again to be read' Franklin and Marshall College, B.S. F .1 d 1 I , 2 V d Pennsylvania State College University of Pennsylvania MISS DORIS A. LEININGER or He ayr Hat were aappj, an carefree and gay, Are the dayr that forever have fled. In this world everything that marks an end, also marks a beginning. So it is with our beginning. The end of our school work merely means the commencement of those experiences which will put to the test the principles we have learned. Whether or not you have derived all the advantages of the course you have just finished is a matter between you and your own conscience. You have enjoyed that blessing which a benevolent state has bestowed upon her children-a free education. To you has been given truly that which great men of the past have obtained only with many sacrifices and much labor. The best wishes of your faculty and friends go with you as you leave school for the last time. May your hopes and dreams be realized in the fullest degreeg and in the years to come may your names reflect credit upon this institution which has been your home during the formative period of your life. Q7