Ridley Park High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Ridley Park, PA)

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ROBERT B SHAFFER RICHARD P BELL We wlsh to thank our capable advlsers for the splendld guldance they have gwen us Mr Bell and Mlss Blttlng our freshman and sophomore advlsers enabled us to get an excellent start ln our new life Due to their encouragement we were very successful ln our early actxvltles and sales whlch provlded a strong foundation for our class This foundatxon was bullt up to great helghts under the supervlslon of our junior and senxor advlser Mr Shaffer Due to his dlllgent work our class was stirred to hard work and extreme success In our last years Wlth out thls leadershlp and ald our class would have had a much more dlfhcult tlme ln achlevlng all the goals we have attained On lookmg back over our four suc cessful hlgh school tears we would like to extend our heartlest thanks to our splendld class advisers CLASS ADVISERS . .. v ' .V g g Wig 51.3 9

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y- .l LAYTON Moons DAVID l-l Bmmc PRINCIPALS M E S S A G E V U You who graduate ln thls year of 1950 enter a challengmg era Not only do you arrxve at the mlddle pomt m a century that so far has brought great change and much development but one that In the Immediate future presents many challenges to young people The last few years have placed m our mldst the sclentlfic know how to destroy all that man has burlt up through the ages all that we know as modem clvllxzatlon During the war the frightful devastatlon that could be wrought through the use of atomlc energy was demonstrated Because of that demonstratlon the people of the world when consldermg atomic power thmk ln terms of the destructlve attrlbutes of bombs Fortunately there IS another brlghter more hopeful mterpretatlon for these newer SClCl1tlflC dns covernes Our recently dlscovered power can be used constructlyely as well as destructlvely Properly dlrected It can become a great asset to man for the May the members of your class accept the chal lenge that awalts you Strlve by your partlclpatlon ln the actlvltles of your tlme to make the world a better place m whlch to llve The challenge demands wlsdom lt l1kew1se calls for deep understanding the former a matter largely of the mmd the latter one of the heart May you have SUEICICDI both of mlnd and heart to play your respectlve parts with credlt j LAYTON Moons Supenxsmg Prmczpal A X' r A -i - XR , 'N 'X 5 , V , n. TJ . Y' . . ' l . I . I - 'll' 1 D' ' Y' ' '. ' W, pl, , . y. ll. enrichlment of life. ' f llml? rg a , r a p y he s lkzllllr - - V - rigisji! v. 3. . . Y g I . Z 8

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NAME ,IEAN MCINTYRF IRENE JOHNS RLTH HOUCHING KATHRYN C STEWART KATHRYN STARR HELEN P HASSLER NATALIE L DENSNOPE FRANK H WALTZ SICRUN BASSOE RALPH N MYERS DANID H BINIINC WILLIAM L CORNOI, FLORENCE H CROSS H LYTTON JONES WILLIAM J WUNSCHE FACULTY DEPARTMENT Ojfce Sta jj' German and Englzsh Commerczal School Nurse Ar English Commerczal Mathematzcs and Sc1ence Soczal Studzes Physzcal Educatzon Latm and Englzsh Soczal Studzes Sczence Ojfce Stajf Muszc Socml Studzes JOHNBOYD ......,,.,....,....,.... ....,.......I...,.,....,...... ' '