Emporium High School - Raider Yearbook (Emporium, PA)

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CLASSES

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CLASS HISTCDRY So you to the left And I to they right For the wayskof men must L sever, I' It well may be for a day or atyear, 5 X K 1 5 And itiwell mayk be for- evek. X xi e. u K x I It ' 7 Y x it 1 5 Commencement-As I sit here lisfnin ' to ' s'peaker:l'w,l realize that I am truly standing at the crossroad of life. 'A C men ment is a -beginning and .an end. A beginning of our adult life ancllxth end Q the happrytkcarefree daysof high school-yes, my days in schqol H. Iv vie aide e richer-f-richer not only in knowledge but in happy memoniel ak ' ell. , , I - - Four years ago we entered E. S.I ea r Fr hmen, thinking we knew all the answers until some of as welieh z the pperlclassmlen and dde to realize what it meant to be Fr'.shle 'I 'sele ed Red andliGray a our class colors, and sponsored a very su cdss uI,Nw ,s we marchfed outlfrom the Promotion Exercises, we were prgpulfl f our plvesfbnd confideht we could measure up to the requirementsof thd nex I feyvli I ars. 'fl 5 1' I ' ' - I The days of our Sophomore yearlwlere ehll fbusyllones. We selected our class rings, sponsored a profitqble r Iler-sk tihg arty, and a gay Valentine dance. A happy-go-lucky picnic was fittinglclim y to the year's work and fu'n. , I X The excitement of our Junior year lpeganlwith' the arrival of our class rings. Soon after electing officers, we had pur first lulancgp' another on our listsof suc- cessful accomplishments. We were hot aware w ,lllgqdso many talented Thes- pians until our play Spring Fever as preserltedif 'lfllot vqas the year, loo, that we lost Tompkins, Kinsler, DiBello, Judd, Cbsyluni, and Herrick :Ito Uncle Sam's Armed Forces. In May came the eagbrl awdltecl Jurlibr Prom Which was a Prom of all Proms and a fitfing farewel, tal thelldeparting seniors whose places we were soon to take. fl , I, .I The busy days of our Iastfyear at Et IS. hdll httany happy memories for us. As seniors we started the 'social ball rolling b pnsoring the Sadie Hawkins Shindig. For this dance the usual proceIdlJ e wel r v rsed and the girls escorted the fellows. Staff membersfwere chosep o th w y on the 1946 Raider would be begun at once. The yvholehearted- c qlp ati I of the entire class made it possible for the Editor and assistants toimak this e best Raider. In a moment noyv I will receive rlty diploma. It will be more than iust a diploma that will be' handed to me-git will be a promise of a bright future, a future I know will be bright because of the fine preparation I have received. So when I am handed my diploma dnd I murmur, thank you , what I really mean is-thanks Emporium High, for the happy memories of the past and confidence in the future that you have given me, I' am truly grateful. The Raider - '14