Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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18 THE T. ATTLER ooo -1 SH | HH | HH HY 1.1 HN Nh eH th I Class Poem oe The time of our parting has drawn nigh, And how it makes us think and sigh; Why does such a feeling enter our heart, When we know it is time for us to part? ‘Tis a feeling of love and honor, That passes through us night and day, When we think of what is before us, For we know we cannot stay. The years that have gone before us Seemed like ages to us at first, But just like the clouds that pass o’er us, They have flown and have seemed to burst. We are ready now to go out in life, To go out and meet our foe; We are ready now to face the strife, No matter where we go. And now as we bid our school good-bye, Our dear old E. H. SS,” And for her, we’ll do our best. We shall always love and honor her, M. A: LASER, ’29.

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THE TATTLER 19 ain SHEE He eH He Hf 2 HH Ud. ELsig ALBRIGHT Trix’? Commercial Chorus, 4; Orchestra, 1-2-3-4,. “Behold the fiddler fair, Who fiddles every day For a ‘he’ fiddler somewhere, Who never neglects to pass her way.” Stick to your “bow” MILDRED ALBRIGHT “Molly” General German Club, 4, President, 4; Dramatic Club, 4. “Mildred is a clever little clerk, And in her work she never shirks, No matter if the day is blue, Her beautiful sunshine always peeps thru.” We're back of you, keep going MILDRED BACHMAN Mal” General 2 Clairon, 2; Clairon-Forensic, 3-4, Secretary, 3, President, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Varsity Bas- ketball, 2-3-4; Triangular Debate, 4; Ora- torical Contest, 3; Staff, 1-3-4; Editor-in- Chief, 4; Class Historian, 2; Dramatics, 4. “Mildred is a tall maiden fair, Who often sits upon a dentist chair, She drives her big car to and fro With a certain someone she calls her beau.’ Watch the signal lights