Upper Dublin High School - Mundockian Yearbook (Fort Washington, PA)

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FOREWORD As WE LEAVE our high school days behind us, we remember the joys and struggles which we have faced for the last four years. Since we are Upper Dublinis first graduating class, it has been our privilege to form the tradi- tions and set the standards for the succeeding students. Thus it fell upon our class to name the first yearbook, the 1955 MUNDOCKIAN. The name, Mundockian, was taken from the Mundock Indians who in- habited this area before the first settlers came. They were a peaceful and agricultural people who camped on the former site of Jarretown School and along a stream at the base of what is now called Mundock Hill. Farmers in this area have found many relics such as arrowheads, stones for scraping leather and other tools. The Indians were eventually crowded out but their name remains in Mundock Hill and Mundock Road. A small stone, grey with red fiecks, also bears their name. lt therefore seemed natural that we choose the name MUNDOCKIAN for our yearbook. The memories of our high school days will be cherished throughout our lives. In this yearbook we hope to recall the wonderful times we have had together. Although we have come to the crossroads where each must go his own way, we hope that this book will offer a constant reunion to the members of our class.