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

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FROM OUR EDITORS Managing Editor NORMAN L. JONES H igh School Prinripfzl Members of the Class of 1959: To each of you is offered a golden oppor- tunity to make your influence felt in world af- fairs you can now put into practice the phi- losophy you have evolved under the influence of your church, home, and school. I am happy to congratulate you upon the completion of a well-balanced education from a generous ,community and a well-balanced faculty. May your choice of vocation give you success, and God's blessing be your ever-present com- panion. Sincerely yours, 66066, sm? Robert B. Wert I wish to extend my congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1959. The goal that each one of you has attained is an indication of your desire to prepare yourself educationally for your future career. For some of you it is the terminal point of formal education. For most of you it is only one rung in the educational ladder. Whether your formal education is continued, or whether it is terminated at this point, it is our hope that you will continually strive to gain knowledge and wisdomg to grow in stature and understandingg to strengthen your convictionsg to be morally strong and to be sympathetically tolerant of-your fellow man. The Faculty joins me wishing you Godspeed and Success. o-ftwucflo num! Sincerely, Norman L. Jones ' City Editor ROBERT B. WERT Ad7lZfl?fIf1'dfiU8 Arrirtmzzf

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FROM OUR PUBLISHER DR. WAl,TliR W, ESHELMAN .Irrperi'i.riug Principal OFFICE OF SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Upper Dublin High School Fort Washington, Pa. june 3, 1959 Class of 1959: As you are about to leave the portals of Upper Dublin High, we wish to congratulate you on this your graduation day. You have reached a significant goal in your life, and we hope that you have already set goals out and beyond, which you are going to try and attain. I Commencement signifies a beginning rather than an ending. You have received some of the tools by which you are going to live a life, useful or otherwise, depending a great degree on your attitude and how well you have built during the last twelve years in school. You are on the threshold of real opportunity and real challenge. We hope you will not falter. May you benefit by the instruction and the experiences which you have had in Upper Dub- lin. The school has endeavored to give you a rich, cultural background and a command of the fundamental operations. We hope you will use it as a basis to continue your education, whether in college, in the office, in the shop, or in what- ever field of endeavor you might enter. You have a noble heritage in that you are the recipient of all the scientific and technological advances of preceding years. But, a few years ago, sputnilrs and outer space were but a mere dream instead of a reality. Many more scientific and technological advances will come into being in your life, and we hope that you will be able to adjust to a changing civilization. Your cul- tural heritage is rich indeed. May you appreciate it, add to it, and help to pass it on to generations yet to be. May your life be a rich benediction of useful' ness and helpfulness in the community in which you live. May the years to come be lrind to you, and in them, may you find abundant opportunity to be of service to your fellow man. Yours truly, iamaaaaao Waiter W. Eshelman

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