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Mrahuaivz A job well done, a task completed, and one more step toward a final goal realized, the graduates with mingled ioy and regret take their leave. Theirs is the future to make and do with as they will.
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CLASS OFFICERS Bruce Reinhardt, President Kathryn Kershner, Secretary Barton Decker, Vice President HISTORY OF MID-CENTURIANS Starting a new trend in Emmaus High 206 freshmen were separated into five groups, two being at Lincoln Junior High School and three at Emmaus High since neither building could facilitate our large en- rollment. As freshmen we were all looking forward to our first day in high school, but soon learned to regret it by the many initiations and the general pushing around we received from upperclassmen. Finally the day came when we proved to everyone our abilities and showmanship in the Freshmen Minstrel, Blackout on January 7, 1947 which caused a mild sensation. Following this was our May Dance held on May 5, 1947 with Betty Lou Keller reigning as queen. The crowning of a queen was new and brought forth the originality that was to follow us through four successful and wonderful years. We returned to Emmaus High a braver and wiser group of l9l sophomores looking forward to our second year, but we soon found we were iust something to be trampled on until we gave our own original Pigskin Frolic in the gym on November l, 1947-another first at Emmaus High. We settled back again to our old routine but making iust a little bit more noise. We were now becoming enthusiastic sports fans supporting all teams and were seen at most school activities. Then came our Bunny Hop held in the gym on April 9, l9-48. lt was beautifully decorated and brought an end to the affairs of our class for another year. Beginning our first year as upperclassmen we had l54 iuniors left to enioy the wonderful feeling. We could now boast of our peppy cheerleaders and our boys taking major parts in sports. We started the New Year right with the Snowflake Whirl held in the gym on January l5, l949. lt was attended and enjoyed by many. Finally that wonderful day, Friday, April 22, l949 had arrived. lt was a rainy night but it didn't dampen our spirits, since we were happy at the idea of our prom being, for the first time, taken out of
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