Wilson Area High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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' four 5 INCE SEPTEMBER 1930, WE HAVE BEEN TRAVEL- ING ON A QUEST POR EDUCATION. ON THE WAY WE HAVE MET MANY MONSTERS AND HAVE POUGHT MANY DRAGONS IN THE GUISE OF HISTORY, MATHEMATICS, FOREIGN LANGUAGES, LITERATURE, AND THE SCIENCES. THERE HAVE BEEN MANY OCCASIONS ON WHICH WE HAVE NEEDED A FRIENDLY HAND TO HELP US OVER THE HARD PLACES AND EXPERT GUIDANCE IN THIS SEARCH FOR KNOWLEDGE. POR THIS HELP AND GUIDANCE WE HAVE LOORED TO MEMBERS OF THE FAC- ULTY. AMONG THEM THERE IS NO ONE WHO HAS BEEN MORE HELPFUL AND FRIENDLY THAN THE PAIR LADY WHO HOLDS SWAY IN ROOM 205. NOT ONLY HAS SHE ASSISTED Us THROUGH A MAZE OF SHORTHAND POT- HOOKS AND TYPEWRITER KEYS, BUT SHE IS WILSON'S LADY OF THE EXCHEQUER AND HELPED US CONDUCT THE CRUSADE FOR MAGAZINES WHICH HELPED TO PI- NANCE OUR PILGRIMAGE TO WASHINGTON. TO SHOW OUR GRATITUDE FOR ALL THAT SHE HAS DONE FOR US, WE LOVINGLY DEDICATE THE 1934 LES MEMOIRES TO OUR ADVISOR AND FRIEND LADY EDITH M. KLINE

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Zflnremnrh ' ' It is a Well known fact that every year seems to be the an- niversary of something or other, and, not wishing 1934 to go its Way neglected, We are devoting this issue of the Les Nlemoiresu to the seven hundredth anniversary of chivalry. We have done our best to commemorate one of 1234's unrecorded and hitherto unsung tournaments. ' ' In this era of twentieth century chivalry, when Women stand up in street cars and men forget to tip their hats, we find it very appropriate to recall to mind the gallant knights and fair damsels of yore. May you profit by their example! ' ' We Wish to call your attention to the fact that, for the first time in the history of the school, the group pictures contained in this book have been photographed by members of the class. We proudly give our most sincere thanks to William Fish and his assistant, Filbert Huber, for their good Work, ' three '

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Miss EDITH M. KLINE Teacher of Commercial Sub jects L.