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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Left to Riglit: Nlr. Ralpli Vveidner, lxir. Artliur lolnst tpresidentl, lVlr. Claude Keller tsncretaryl, lxlr. George Harwiclc lil-rcasurcri, Nlr. Rolocrt Stautter, Fir. Edwin lVlutl1 lvicv-preside-ntl, Nlr. Sctli Allarigllt. Interested Citizens Supply Suitable Materials liTl18 welfare of tlie States in wllicli we live, and the safety of tlie wliole repulnlic clemancl tliat the still remaining lnonols of ignor- ance be llnloosed and I,rOken,.,l -ROBERT CHARLES WINTHROP. ln a time ot turmoil and strile, wlien nations are ligliting to attain and pre- serve treedom, education talces a very important stand. Tlie Board ot Education undertalces an important taslc, wlien it attempts to provide a means ot educating people so ttiey may recognize and retain tliis litxerty. ln tlie course ot its worlc, our laoard must see tliat our curriculum is lcept in line witli cluanging conditions, ttxat capalale teactlers are employed, tliat vacancies are properly tilled, and tlfxat suitalole taxes are levied. Tlney safeguard tlie t1ealtl1 ot tlie students loy employing a scliool nurse, wl'1o prevents disease lay periodical ctieclc-ups and lay visiting and nursing tlqe siclc. Alter serious consideration, tlie directors added many new courses to tlme curriculum during ltxe year. rl-lwis, togetlier witlu many concessions made to tlie pulolic for tlue use ol scluool equipment to loster civilian delense movements, con- stitute only several ot its important accomplistiments. Tlde following are present active memlners ot tlie looard: Artliur lolost, Pres- identg Claude Keller, Secretaryg George Harwiclc, Treasurerg Setli Alloriglit, Ed- win lVlutl1, Ralpti Weidner, and Rotnert Stautter. wllo, tollowing a leave ot alu- sence lor military service, is again an active memloer. 8