Quakertown Community Senior High School - Recall Yearbook (Quakertown, PA)

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as-4 lm-me 'wr xr- 4, To the Class of 1950 Perhaps one of the greatest thnngs that may be sand of any unduvudual us that the home of whlch he IS a part the state of which he us a cltuzen and the country of whlch he as a native us a better place nn which to luve because of hrs contrlbutlons to lute lnberty and the pursuut of happiness Each one of us can help to make today a better day and tomorrow worth strnvnng for Recently a man who has a great many contacts wnth certain phases of lute sand the one most Important thnng to have y uth reollze us the worthwhule ness of at all May each one strlve to do has or her share and be happy ln doing ut Best wnshes and good fortune to all members of the Class ot l95O Suncerely A F HUNSBERGER Hugh School Pruncrpal

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To the Members of the Class of 1950 Twelve years ago you entered up n your educataonal career ln furst grade At that tame the members of your class lnved In thurty one different com munltles several nn dnfferent states and one an a foreugn country These dvverslfled educatnonal backgrounds and lute experiences have contrubuted much to your understandnng of other people and your abnluty to get along wlth others Even though you may not have been aware of lt every member of the class has been an Influence on other members and you ln turn have been unfluenced by them the exchange has been mutual These supple mentary educatlonal expernences have added much to the development of your persanalltues and your regard for the rughts of others Although coming from different communities you now have one thlng an common you are graduates of Quakertown l-lngh School Now you are ready to go agam to dufferent communntnes and states and perhaps at least for a tame to other countrues Your llfe s work wall bnng you un contact wlth many other people may each member of the Class of l95O use each of these contacts to further better understandung of peoples and nata ns as his contrlbutuon to world peace Slncerelv JOSEPH S NEIDIG Supenntendent

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