Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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Prelude VVithin these pages will be found the essence of high school life as depicting the culmination of an important phase in the lives of today,s youth. They have been growing up admist events great and small, world- shaking and insignificant, yet they have maintained their equilibrium by indulging in things ranging from sitting tensely at a game to going through a grueling examination. These pages, too, will symbolize the be- ginning of another phase where they will have to main- tain their equilibrium among the throngs of the outside world. ihlay they always cherish the thoughts, the memories brought forth in this yearbook as things which aided them in composing and directing their future steps. lVIay they turn its pages eagerly, for it now has a new significanceg a touch of nostalgia in years to come. Heretofore it has been just another annual, but this one is different-you,re part of it+it's yours.

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OF EMMAU5 SCHOOL Tjreyenfy The Tattler of 1947

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Dea'iwztz'0n Because from all of the arts, it is the one which speaks most directly to and from the human heart, we dedicate KCTHE T.ATTLER, 1947, to music, the Universal Language? i Through the history of civilization it has been a part of the life of everyone, if it is expressed in the wierd rhytlims of the Orient or in the slow wvaltzes familiar to our own country. Even among the most barbaric peoples, a response to music is evident. Its strains have been used to depict anger, hate, love, peace, and fear throughout the World. VVe need not be technically trained to interpret its message for it is a natural art, simple and direct in its appeal. lllay the furtherance of all things musical continue to bind its composers and audiences in all lands.