Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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.X4 Wofe o!.7l1anL6 fo Our auch? Before we, the Nineteen Hundred and Forty-three graduates, go out into this war-torn world, we wish to ex- tend our heartiest thanlcs in appreciation to the group of substantial faculty memloers, who have devoted time and effort to malce us well-informed Young Americans. Rememher. It was iour years ago that we first set foot upon the soil of Emmaus High School property as scared, little Freshmen, and now we are full fledged Seniors aloout to leave. Vve might easily he compared to the planting of rose slips under the careful cultivation of our planters. We hoth were young and starting to make good on our long trip through life. Here we grew, mentally and physically, hy the instruction of our patient teachers, and if we have not gained in knowledge hy their unceasing endeavor to help us, it is no fault of theirs, lout our own. To all, go our thanlcs for the knowledge, which they have given us, and for malcing our High School Life so enjoyahle. 6

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jim ,gone ana! ffm Cfaaa Not just an ordinary rose, hut the American Beauty Rose is the theme ot this year,s annual. it helps to create a patriotic atmosphere, and it represents our career during tour years at the Emmaus High School in attegoric fashion. in the tive hooks to tottovv, we shalt show in Words and in pictures how the class, like a rose, had to he planted, cultivated, and pruned to maturity. As a trait slip, freshly planted, the ctass started its growth in the year nineteen hundred and thirty-nine. Dur- ing tour years ot slow development, it had to he taken care ot just as a gardener fosters and trims his prize htos- soms. During the years, under the constant care ot parents and tacutty, the cultivated siip developed into something definite and fine, as an educated youth., an expert musician, a muscular athlete, or a scientific farmer. Finally, the loud opened, and the fun-grown rose spread its petals to the sung the class was graduated and took its place in the work and play ot the world. 5 W

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