Schwenksville High School - Lanconian Yearbook (Schwenksville, PA)

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We Dedicate The 953 Laneonian to Miss M. Alice Grebe In recognition of her many years of service, we wish to dedicate the 1953 Lanconian to Miss M. Alice Grebe, supervising principal of Schwenksville Joint Consolidated School. Born in Neiffer, March 11, 1898, she graduated from Royersford High School as salutatorian of her class in 1916. She completed her course at Keystone State Normal School in 1918, Magna cum laude, and attended Ursinus College and the University of Pennsylvania to receive a Bachelor of Science degree in 1932. 1927 brought her the assignment to teach mathematics, Latin, and German at Lanco High, May 1, 1955, she became acting principal, and in September, 1935, she was elected supervising principal. We are proud that the 1.951-52 edition, volume XV, of IVb0's Wflao in American Education, listed her among the tops in American Education. For 33 years she has served our school well, striving to maintain high moral and scholastic standards for Lanco High. Though she will no longer be a part of the familiar scene, neither the students nor the Halls of S.H.S. will ever forget the untiring interest and helpful guidance she has given to each one of us. .4-

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To Mr. Michael Hader We, the class of 1953, wish to pay tribute to Mr. Michael Hader, who has given us so much during our years at Lanco High. Through four years of hard work and per- severance he has sown a seed of happiness and thought in the heart of each one of his students, which will not easily be destroyed by the storms of life. To Mr. Hader, coach and science teacher, we dedicate this yearbook, in appreciation of our past experiences with him and those of the students of the future. It is our sincere hope that his future students will learn to respect him as much as we do. ilu illivmnrg nf Bagmnnh iliraiz As graduation draws near, our thoughts revert to one whom we lost in our freshman year. A In memory of Raymond Kratz-we wish to dedicate the 1953 Lanconiang for his nat- ural, good natured person could never be forgotten by his classmates. In his young striving spirit we each saw a little bit of ourselves. Though life was short for him, he was able to shed warmth and affection wherever he went. We who knew him shall remember him throughout our life.