Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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,- . .. 3.3 .A ' . ' P .. ' f V ' . ' -' - .,g:ii'-fav., 153455 FACULTY 3' HOWARD J. YEAGER, M.A. Y Superintendent Franklin and Marshall College, B.A., 1911 Ag, Lehigh University, M.A., 1923 3 MESSAGE TO SENIORS if The lime of the year has arrived when you will be numbered with V' the graduates of the Einaus High 'l' School. You are full of ambition and eager to get out and take your . place in the world. Never in the 5 ' history of our ,school has a greater fig responsibility rested upon the .,.- members of a graduating class. I Your education is not complete. 'i You have merely laid the founda- H tion. Each day should add some- thing to your knowledge and skill. i' My earnest prayer is that God may K bless you in your work and help each of you to become a real asset to your community and your coun- try. Sincerely yours, rj HOWARD J. YEAGER ,ff ij A' 'fi 943 . ALLEN F. HELLER, HS. Q5 Principal, Mathematics Muhlenberg' Colleyje, 1925 57 MESSAGE TO GRADUATES Another year has passed and the seniors are at the parting of the way. Destiny takes us in diverging directions, perhaps never to meet agifaiu. but friendships and happy experiences shall keep us together in spirit. Commencement is not the end of our school days but rather the be- grinning. VVe are now freshmen in the school of life where success de- pends, not upon knowledge but up- on achievement, not upon wealth but upon character and citizenship. May the years, spent in our Alma Mater, have been happy and helpful. May they help to make hard tasks easy and rough places smooth. ALLEN F. HELLER Page 9 , fe,5rvf:e,'.n?u:g3,1-14,- NZ- -Q-RL xi 5x i i, iff gg . ii