Stephen S Palmer High School - L Annuaire Yearbook (Palmerton, PA)

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5046564023046 In our yearbook, we have attempted to convey to you the story of our high school days by comparing our growth and development with the maturing of a young and vigorous tree. Here is our story, from the time when we were mere sprouts in the soil of S. S. Palmer High School, to the time when we blossomed forth as Seniors. Shiftless little seeds we were, wandering aimlessly about, when suddenly our teachers seized us and sowed us firmly in the fertile soil of P. H. S. While they cultivated and guided us, we grew into young but unsteady plants. Then, as growing trees, we craved food and nourishment, and this we found in the many activities afforded us in our school. With these new interests we be- ,X gan to broaden and, while our limbs reached higher and higher, our roots , spread deeper and deeper. ll! When the storms came with their wind K' and rain, we searched for health and l strength to keep our branches in tact. 1 W'e turned to sports and there, through K competition and sportsmanship, we MMI' lllwll learned to withstand the elements of ' 7 l nature. l Soon, as budding underclassmen, we became curious as to what was in store rr for us. Peeking out from our tight, green shells, we looked forward with anticipa- tion to a bright and promising future. Suddenly our opportunity arrived and, blossomed forth as mature Seniors. The tree had reached its greatest height and I we had reached our goal, graduation. u1 '1 I nl fm li l 5 flinging open our graceful petals, we X . In Y '