Valley Forge Military Academy - Crossed Sabres Yearbook (Wayne, PA)

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The Edifor's Introduction It is our unique privilege in this, our last editorial assignment, to present you, the Class of 1960, with your one lasting memento of your years at Valley Forge. XVe are on the brink of a new life: never again will the familiar sound of first call beclaon us to formation. Now we are on our own in a wider world, all following our separate paths to maturity, but having a common heritage. lVe have shared four happy years-perhaps tl1ey were too happy. The time has come when we must depart-never again to don our Cadet Grays. As we go, a part of us remains, but in return we take with us many mem- ories-some sad, many happy, but all beloved. None of us will ever forget our days as Cadets, days in which we learned to live and love our Alma Mater. As we follow our various roads through life, let us never feel alone. XVe will always have a home here at Valley Forge, a place which we love and to whirh we can return to see the fine traditions we onfe lived carried on in the Long Line of Gray. In parting, Friends, XVC wish you the best of luck in future years. May God Bless You! ' 6? Zfzafae, jf.. Co-Editors 0

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,v 3 QQ um! -... f .31 5 'fi Q v - '-.x I A' ru 'ZJ 'T 4t1yfogm'Qg!la6 0 1 n'o Q 0 O Q Q l i I Illlfw r G' 1, ,XQ!t.M'f, -I mlm 'Pu IV THE I96O GRADUATING CLASSES TAKE PRIDE IN DEDICATING THIS EDITION OF THE CROSSED SABRES T O COLONEL WILLIAM J. CARNE DEAN OF THE JUNIOR COLLEGE VALLEY FORGE MILITARY ACADEMY THROUGH HIS LOYALTY TO COURAGE, HONOR, AND CONQUER HE HAS ALWAYS FULFILLED THE TRUST OUR ACADEMY HAS PLACED IN HIM. 'A' 'A'