Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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It will be pleasant to remember these things here- after. All the things, individual and collective, curri- cular and extra-curricular, unique and commonplace, which occupied and entertained us, the class of l942, and surrounded us, excited and depressed us during our four years at E. H. S.-the fellow students, known and unknowng the teachers: the classes: the clubs, the victories and their heroes: the incomprehensible defeats, the building itself with its familiar rooms, halls, and gymnasium where many happy hours were spent, which changed from a new adventure to a familiar routine-all these will be pleasant to remember after your alma mater fades into the distance. Let your memories be guided by the I942 Tattler.

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NEON LIGHTS IEACON LIGHTS JMINISTRA TION HEAD LIGHTS CLASSES SIDE LIGHTS CLUBS STAR LIGHTS SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS

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THE THEIIIE DF lIGH'I'5 Light is the imponderable agent by which objects are rendered visible to man, a race which is greatly influenced by illuminating and enlightening forces. We, the 1942 Tattler Staff, in order to reveal both pictorially and editorially the various phases of school life at E. H. S., have used Lights as the theme. As light transforms a darkened room, so the light of education and understanding transforms an inexperi- enced mind. We, the shining examples of youth and future posterity, have averted our paths from the dreaded shadow of ignorance and enveloped ourselves in the brilliant light of intelligence. With these thoughts in mind while preparing the twentieth edition of the Tattler, we, the staff, have correlated a singular light to a particular phase of education. 1942