Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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x GQKKSS E a l17l1llKxxX r X 1 Z 1 -lvgli I LK 5' f Cibevbca fion With mingled pride and regret We have Watched our classmates march away with Uncle Sam for two years. In appreciation of the service they have ren- dered our country and the sacrifices they have made, We dedicate 'The Tattler, l945 to them. It is our de- sire to show throughout this book the relationship of various departments of the service to analogous school activities.

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ALLEN F. HELLER, B.S. Field Commander General Eisenhower's prototype on our front is found in the person of Mr. Allen F. Heller. Mr. Heller, our field- commander, is the one who must act on all matters directly relevant to opera- tions within the area of his command. To Mr. Heller come the more serious cases of the Provost General's office- fmatters of discipline, truancy, and tardinessj upon which he must act. Himself a commissioned officer, Mr. Heller has been our field commander for years. We all like 4'Big Al . HOWARD J. YEAGER, B.A.g M.A. Chief of Stag Our counterpart of General George C. Marshall is Mr. Howard J. Yeager, the Superintendent of Schools. His duties are those of general administration over the whole system and the issuing of monthly communiques to the General Staifg he likewise must inspect Held operations and be the co-ordinative liaison officer between operations. Di- rectly responsible to the Chief of Staff are all the field commanders and com- missioned officers. Mr. Yeager was com- missioned Chief of Staff many years ago and has given able service ever since.