Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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Message -l-o Seniors T is not an easy taslc to Write a iew vvords oi farewell and encouragement to the present graduating class. The high school graduates who have gone out into the world in the past live years have laced a staggering array ol problems. A society that once was solicitous lor their education, and spent money freely on it, now ignores them. They are ready to vvorl4, but they have no jobs. instead, they see well-trained adults jostled out of their places, oiten throvvn on public relief, by economic forces apparently as uncontrolled as an un- anchored gun on the declc of a rolling ship. While you, members ol the class of 1935, are facing a difficult situation, you must not become discouraged- l'le who carries the lamp shall not despair, even though the night is long. Through hard vvorlc, supported by patience, faith, and understanding, your heaviest problems will in due time reach a reasonable solution. Your dreams while in school may not materialize. Circumstances may compel you to accept vvorlc which you dislilce. There is no vvorlt that is without some un- pleasant part to it. A good way to relieve the monotony of your vvorlc is to thinlc out ways of improving it. The greater the struggle and the more complete your plan, the bigger vvill be your achievement and your joy in it. My best Wishes to all ol you. Sincerely yours, F i i TATT I I