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

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The aptain On behalf of the High School Faculty we wish to extend our congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1960. Graduation from High School has become a comparatively common goal in the life of the American Youth. ln the process of becoming accessible to all it has be- come almost a necessity. You are to be complimented upon achieving this goal. The challenge now before you is to use the talents and abilities thatihave been endowed to you by your Creator and developed to some degree by you. The oppor- tunities for additional education, whether it be on a full time basis in the College or University, or on a part time basis as you are working on your job in the office or industry, are waiting for you. It is our hope that your home, your church, and your school have contributed in developing and strengthening those qualities necessary to your intellectual, spiritual and moral growth. . As you leave Upper Dublin High School our best wishes go with you. Sincerely yours, Norman L. Jones

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The Admiral I congratulate you upon your graduation from high school. The earning of a high school diploma is a significant goal in life. You have reached this goal through faith, work, and perseverance. Commencement signifies a beginning, rather than finality. For some it may mean college, and for others, the shop or the office. Whatever you may do after graduation should be the beginning of a career, a life of dedicated and devoted service to your fellow men. Always cherish the freedoms and opportunities which are yours, because others had interest, faith, and trust in you. Accept the responsibilities which go with the freedoms and responsibilities which are yours. Transform the trust and faith which your parents and associates have in you in a life of service to others. As you leave, our best wishes go with you to the end that God may richly bless you with stamina, courage, and love to strive for the true, the beautiful, and noble in living. Again, we congratulate you and extend our best wishes to you. W. W. ESHELMAN Supervising Principal

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The Commander Fellow Shipmates: It is with pleasure that I greet the shipmates of the Class of 1960. As you sail over life,s sea, I sincerely hope that your abilities will calm the troubled seas. Life with its complexities can be eased only by your concerted effort to apply acquired knowledge and true Christian humility. When one desires to make progress and demonstrate his abilities during the voyage of life, he is fast approaching a home port. When that port is reached, he is capable of thinking in retrospect-this is my life and this I have accomplished. If I were to make the choice again, would I repeat my performance? There is but one goal for all-One conscience for each to train. What stands if self esteem falls? I must from evil thoughts refrain. To each a successful voyage to the port of happiness. Robert B. Wert