Temple University Ambler - Amble Yearbook (Ambler, PA)

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JONATHAN W. FRENCH, JR. Director To each and every one of you in class of 1960 go my warmest wishes for happiness, success, and the courage you will need to lace those certain disappointments that lie ahead. You are the first coeducational class at Ambler, the first to have been Temple University students throughout your two years, and the first to live and study with students majoring in the liberal arts. You have all weathered these changes with equanimity and good grace, and you have consistently demonstrated a maturity of which you can be proud. May you look back upon Ambler with appreciation and affection as the years go by; and may the Lord bless and keep you! A DM INISTR A TION MRS. REED S. FISHER Dean of Women Dear Friends: We shall miss you. As you go out into a larger world, with an enlarged sense of the wonder of life, may the gentle grace of the opening flower and the wondrous joy of an Ambler spring be ever with you. 5

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AND staff First Row: Mrs. Jonathan French. Mrs. Robert McKinney. Second Row: Mrs. Katherine Lusky. Mrs. Cary Bub. Mrs. William Wooclington. Not I’icttired: Mr. Hale. Mr. Roberts. Mrs. Cattolico, Mrs. Rommel, Mrs. Bullock. Miss Kallenbach, Mr. Schultz. Mr. Schweihart. Viol a Anders, Floriculture Robert Bell, Sociology Janies Bush-Brown, Landscape Design Louise Bush-Brown, Journalism; Speech Henry Cadwalader, Horse Husbandry Carey Eld ridge, French G. Louise Fisher, Ornamental Horticulture John Richard Foy, Chemistry Edward Grater, Flower Shop Management George Mitchell, English Herbert Pressman, Accounting Matthew Prusik, Floriculture 'Theodore Pugh, Horse Husbandry John Schiller, Mathematics Robert Schwoebel, History John Swartley, Horticulture Department Hans Zutter, Fruits and Vegetables 7