Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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A job well done, a task completed and one more step toward a final goal realized, the graduates, with mingled joy and regret, take their leave. Theirs is the future to make and do with as they will.

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History of The Closs of l954 The hiftory you are about to read -if the true HDRAGNE T version. N 0 name: or place: have been changed to protect the innocent. This is it. Tuesday, September 5, 1950, the first day of school for the class of 'S4. You don't know what to do. Go in and see who your classmates will be - or hurry home - go back to bed-and hope it all turns out to be a nightmare. It's happening-you start in, hoping you can make it. You do! Your first day of school has begun. You've dis- covered there are one hundred eighty-nine more like you. Days pass-weeks pass- the first semester ends. The next thing - the Freshman Minstrel Night and Day Ueftj. You work on it, rehearsals-backdrops- costumes, February 2 and 3 comes-your Minstrel is a success. At last your dance - the big occasion of your freshman year. 1t's held on May 19. The name - The Robin's Hop . Time passes quickly now-the end of school-will I pass?-will I be exempt?-your life hangs in the balance the next few weeks. Judgment day. l Relieved - you pass - now for vacation. You spend a marvelous summer. You know when you go back to school in September, you won't be on the receiving end of initiation - but helping with it. Your sophomore year goes fast. You have two dances this year. The class goes French on the first one- calls it Soph. Soiree . The date is set for November 10. The second function falls around Saint Valentine's Day. The name- Cupid's Capers , in keeping with the season. The class has to raise money-you decide on having bakes sales. The sales go over-you make money. Aside from having to study a little harder-you have a successful year. Now you are looking forward to your junior year- and - the Junior Prom . After a summer of fun and care-free life, you return in fall - an upperclassman - expecting recognition from under- classmen. More new faces-more new books. You take one look at your schedule and gasp. Well-here you go! You have class meetings - decide on your class flower, class colors, and when to have your functions. Sno-Flake Capers - January 10 - Jimmy Betz's Orchestra - and your social season is off to a flying start. Next-Junior Declamation Contest. The auditorium is filled. Four contestants - fabooe: Rebecea Sachs, Jlflarcie Pokorny, feanette Kline, and Faith Kline, - Rebecca Sachs wins. The Junior Prom, place -Brookside Country Club, date-April 21, orchestra-