Temple University Ambler - Amble Yearbook (Ambler, PA)

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 MR. F. BLAU ‘•Does everyone understand what we’re doing?” . . . “It just doesn’t work. . . . deep voice . . . “Take it for what it’s worth. . . . “Is everyone finished? If so we will continue. MRS. F. SCHLESINGER Surveying in the rain . . . personal critiques . . . Well for a builder it is fine. . . . We’ll have a lecture on it next time.” . . . That looks quite nice.” MR. H. CADWALADER “You must stop riding through Ambler. . . . gentleman . . . There is something about the outside of a horse, that is good for the inside of a man.” MR. E. GRATER Sharp dresser . . . quick with the cool comments . . . sense of humor . . . creative imagination . . . decorates the dining room . . . once a week-er . . . We’re going to have a quiz today! MRS. M. W1NCHELL Instills enthusiastic spirit, . . . constant smile . . . encouragement . . . well supplied with tissues . . . exercises without stirrups . . . “Where are your hunt caps?” . . . sunglasses . . . travels incognito . . . That horse needs more work.” 10

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MR. M. J. PRUS1K Why were you late for greenhouse duty” . . . cats Botany specimens . . . loves lecturing . . . “Today we might get out early.” . . . something went wrong. . . . something new-disbudding.” MISS V. ANDERS “It’s soil, not dirt . . . hard worker . . . sinecre . . . “tuck in your shirt” . . . dry wit . . . jovial . . . always a good word . . . piana” . . . neatly dressed . . . fun on field trips. DR. J. SWARTLEY Oh. you’re only joking. . . . “plant Canadian Hemlocks . . . “Hey, what do you think?” . . . “You may be excused to catch up on your sleep. . . . famous grubbing hoc. MRS. R. FISHER Woody walks . . . watch out for the Comet . . . Philanthropic . . . ubiquitous . . . Amateur photographer . . . vacation visits to Michigan . . . Freshman tea Hostess . . . lopping shears and woodies basket. MR. H. ZUTTER Zut-Zut . . . “Fruits and Wcg-etablc Surwey . . . This question was for the smarter ones. . . . dislikes apple stealers . . . “Let’s get this place cleaned up.” . . . slides next period. 9

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Staff Mrs. Charles Rommel Mrs. Garry Bub Mrs. John R. Reid Mrs. Herbert Glasby Mrs. William Woodington administrative staff Mrs. S. A. DahJgren hostess Sandra Grilikhes librarian Not Pictured: Ernette Kailcnbach assistant librarian 11