Plymouth Whitemarsh High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plymouth Meeting, PA)

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yjrfh C400 Education is the leading of human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them, and these two objects are always attainable together, and by the same means. The training which makes men happiest in themselves also makes them most serviceable to othersf' ' - -JOHN RUSKIN on the Benefit! of Education The class of 1958 will long be remembered for its outstanding contributions to the student body of Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School. The leadership and services you have given to student organizations and projects, are attributes which will be major assets in your future endeavors. Such attributes, coupled with a sound educational background, will enable you to make valuable con- tributions to your church, community and future vocation. With such service, I am sure, the many blessings of our life in a free society, will be bestowed upon you and your families in the years ahead. QW? RODGER T. DOMBROW Principal

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uperozklhy yjrzkz C400 I take this opportunity to extend my congratulations to the Class of 1958. Your achievements and interest in Plymouth-Whitemarsh are deeply ap- preciated, and will long be remembered by those students who follow in your footsteps. As you pursue your education-may you continue to reflect honor upon the school that provided you with your basic training. Finally, may each and every class member make his or her contribution to I Society so that our World is a better place in which to work and to live. QM., DEW CARDIN D. BROWN Supervising Principal

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J Oar President ..,,.,, Vice-President Secretary ,,7, ,, Treasurer ee,,,, fyfaaecabsn E. W. Humphrey Mrs. E. Smith Mrs. M. Simpson Miss H. DiGioacchino f, S 2525 Seated, left to right: James D. Detwiler, Mrs. Anna Wildemore, Miss Helen DiG1oacchino Mrs Edna Smith, Edward W. Humphrey. Standing: Virl A. DeCamp, john H. Thompson, C. Rush Barr, jr., John C Fetter Russell N Adair