Temple University Ambler - Amble Yearbook (Ambler, PA)

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Class Will To Horticulture Hall Of Fame ♦ Glen Hart—pack of unused razor blades Arthur Curtze—his entire wardrobe including his famous flannels and bermudas Marty Weisgold—an original telephone recording of Dean Fisher telling him not to come back to school Bob Warrick—his Perody's, to anyone who can stand them Mrs. Carlson—her matching set of canvas shoes and luggage Gene Martin—leaves the smell of burning rubber and a well worn record of ” I wanna go home George Manaker—his black leather jacket to the Ambler Motorcycle Club Dorrie Rosenblatt—her entire collection of beads and sunglasses John Gustavsen—leaves the battle cry of Gobbie, Gobbie to echo through the Hall of Fame Wayne Almond—a laminated copy of his class notes—all three pages of them Gary Richards—his private collection of self-portraits, the subject holding a variety of dead animals Mike Malyn—leaves his formula for success to Charlie Patterson Tom Condit—leaves still wiggling his fingers in a fond farewelI Paul Kukol — leaves his Green Thumb to Doctor Swart ley Bob Smith— leaves as quietly as he came Mr. Zutter—his philosophy for surwiwal in the world Ted GradwelI — leaves—only to come back next year Bob Clements—leaves, taking it with him Jim Black—leaves his tool locker to the Smithsonian Institute -3-

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Apples and Strawberries Written by Wayne Almond (From Raspberries, Strawberries ) A young man goes to Ambler, As every young man should. There’s something In the air of Ambler That does a young man good (cough, cough) Oh, remember all the field trips. All the places we went to— la la la la la la la la la la la la la Apples and strawberries. The good fruits we grew. Here's to the grads, who are now In their fields The ones we selI them to. Ambler nights are warm and fair And summer winds are soft; A young man tries to get some lovin'. In every field and loft. In every field and loft. Oh, remember all the field trips........ Apples and strawberries..... Ambler days are long and hot. And Ambler nights are sultry. After hours of digging potatoes A young man would rather be in poultry. Oh, remember... Apples and strawberries... An old man returns to Ambler, As every old man must; He finds Doc Swartley still in there. And his trees have turned to dust. His trees have turned to dust. Oh, remember... Apples and strawberries...

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Lynn Holden—leaves her set of barbells and her essay On Pulling Out Fenceposts Linda Gillingham—leaves several empty bleach bottles ♦ and her recipe for scotch and soda Paul Petri Ilo—leaves one broken camera Mrs. D—leaves—before she gets into hot water -4-