Temple University Ambler - Amble Yearbook (Ambler, PA)

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A FOND FAREWELL . . We. the students, are as seedlings who have come to Ambler Junior College to be nurtured by the food of life. Through knowledge, truth, and wisdom our roots grow and become well established. Mr. and Mrs. James Bush-Brown have greatly strengthened this foundation. The Bush-Browns have dedicated long years of unselfish service, encouragement, inspiration, and love of life to all who have come to this college. Their optimism and graciousness have instilled within us renewed faith and confidence in life. We feel deep gratitude for all the blessings that the Bush-Browns have bestowed upon this college, and our hearts are saddened because they are leaving us. But their profound endeavors for our higher education will remain and be remembered eternally. The doors of Ambler will always be open to the Bush-Browns. For all these things, and many more, we, the class of 1960, want to extend to them our heartfelt wishes for their continued success. 8

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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

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SOPHOMORES