Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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JEAN IVI. GILBERT uBlacl2ie,, I25 East Elm Street COMMERCIAL Activities'-Clwrus 1, 2, 5: Monitor Cluln 2, fsecretaryl 5: Girls' Glee Clulo 2: Student Council 2: Cliecr- Ieacier 2, 5: Girls' Atliletic Clulo 2, 5: Dancing CIUI1 I, 5: Upetticoat Fever. RAY C. GILBERT Horace T57 Vvalnut Street GENERAL Activities-Football I: Traclc I, 2: Dancing Clulo I, 2, 5: Tattlcr Stall lReporterI 2. 5: Yearlaoolc Stall liVIan- aging Eclitorl 5: Class Vice President '5: Hpetticoat Feverf' uI.acIies ol tlle .luryzn Arts ancl Crafts Club I. DORNELDA E. GODUSKY Nellie 568 Broacl Street COMMERCIAL Activities-Cliorus 1, 2, 5: Girls' Glee Club 2, 5: Dancing Club I, 2: Flying Fingers Club 5: UI.aclies of tlie Jury. BETTY L, GOHEEN Ben 28 Nortll Nintli Street Commercial Activities-Cliorus I, 2, 5: Girls' Glee Club 2: Flying Fingers Club 5: Dancing Clulim I, 2. GERALD B. GREISS Usclzmutzs' 46 Lea Street, Ylacungie GENERAL Activities-Clieclcer Clulu 1. Grace anol graciousness. two compo- nents of cI1arn1, are iJotl1 attriluutes ol Jean Gilloert, one ol tI'1e most popular girls in our group. For sire always Ixas a reaciy smile and licr dancing ability is greatly acirnired lay Iicr classmates. Sim is attractive ancl miglit easily be called tI1e HBelle ol tlie Classy' Tliere is an olcl saying that AKMBICH comes in Iilce a Iamlimn Well, so clues Ray. In classes, Irie is so reserved, Iuut out of classes, Iwe isnit time same fellow. AII in all, -'Horacev is a gooci sport and a real pal, He is unclecifiecl about Iris future occupation, Inut he is inter- ested in golf. Vvllo Imows, maylae l1e'II loe anotlwer slamming Sammy Sneecll Vivacity personilieci is UNeIIie in I1cr Iigliter moocls. Slie can be serious. but it is usually Iicr sunny Iauglmter tliat Itnetrays Iier presence among us. Her pleasantly pointed features are Iwigll signs of Iier personality. Rationing of clwewing gum Iias restrictecl a favorite pastime of Imers. Betty, a tall lalonde lass witI1 I1azeI eyes, is usually seen with imer Ines! lriencl, uNeIIie. Bettyis liolaloies are Iuicycle rioling, clancing, anal corres- poncling with service men. Her clmiel ambition is to attend Allentown Busi- ness College ancl Iaccome a secretary. Usclimutzu is anotlrner one of our stuclents from Macungie. Gerald Iias proven liimself a wizarcl, when it comes to matllematics. Attending sporting events ancl ice skating talce up Iris spare tirne. Altliougll lie is unclecizierl as to llis future, we are sure uScI1mutz will succeecl in wlmtever Ile attempts.

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Stepiten is a tall, iilceaivle lad wilo is easily distinguished by iris easy-going jovial attitude. 'Steven enjoys drawing, liiliing, gunning, and craclcing jolces. He is proud of being an Air Raid Vvar- den of ilis district. Steven expects to make tire Army iiis career. Jean, wiio is ratlier small, has ioiaclc liair and possesses distinct individuality and claims Aliourtis iier iiome. Vviien time strains of music reacii time ear, tire musician may be our own Jean, ine- cause siie plays tile piano as a iiolzrlay. Aiter graduation in June, tier future lies in tile ixairdressing business. Pauline, tive l-eet one incii tall, blond and iarown-eyed, is a good stu- dent and always has iier lessons pre! pared. Her main iioioiny is reading. She wants to iieip tile war effort ioy work- ing in some local defense plant and we know site will lac a good worker in wiiatever site attempts. uDaven is one of time fellows witli tiiat certain twinicle in iiis iolue eyes. wiiicll is bound to maize friends and iccep tiiem. Fowler enjoys outdoor sports very lYNlCi'l, ibut swimming appeals to iiim most. He i135 decided to maice avia- tion iiis lite work. ulViany iiappy tiiree point landings, Davelu Tliis attractive iorunettc came to us in our senior year from Catasauqua High. tcwhat is one manys loss is an- otiier man's gainln Fritzie's ciieery disposition and iler dancing ability iiave made iier many friends. Sire is an ac- cornpiisiied seamstress and iiopes to malie sewing iier life worlc. STEPHEN FENINEZ 'Steven Niacungie COMMERCIAL Activities-Arts and Crafts Clulim I, 2. JEAN M. FINDLAY East Second Street, Alinurtis GENERAL Activities-Dancing Ciuin lg Girl Re- serves 5. PAULINE M. FOLK Polly 550 Ridge Street COMMERCIAL Activities -Dancing Club 1, 2 : Ciiorus 2. 5: Girls' Glee Ciuin 1, 2: Flying Fingers Club 5. DAVID G. FOWLER UDUUQH 182 Elm Street GENERAL Activities-Track l, 2, 5: Arts and Crafts Cluin lg Monitor Club 2, 5: Dancing Club 2, 5: Bowling Ciuiv 2: Yearioooic Staff tAdvertising Mana- gerj 53 upetticoat Feverf' ELEANOR M. FRITZ HFrilzieH S49 Ciiestnut Street GENERAL Activities-Dancing Cluin 5: Year- inoolc Staff fcluiu Editor, 5.

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Introducing the florist of the classl CarIton's disposition is in direct con- trast to his noisy Ford, which talces up most ot his spare time. At present, he is helping his Iather run the florist busi- ness. Carlton expects to join a branch ol Uncle Sam's service after graduation, preferably the Marine Corps. Danny is undisturbed by feminine glances, but this is no cover up for his earnest desire to mess up girI's Iocliers. Danny also receives great enjoyment Irom fishing and bowling. Gruver is not behind scholastically. His ambition of becoming an expert architect and electrician should soon be realized. This popular senior lass feels at home on a dance floor. Sports, too, find her an eager player and spectator. Fern may also be found working diligently at KIine's lVIarIcet. At present, she has no plans lor the future, but in what- ever she does we lmow she will succeed. Is it a dictionary? Not Is it an en- cyclopedia? Noi Itys Hanlcwitz. All kidding aside, this fair haired lad is really the brains of the class. Sense oi humor? Yes, he has that too, and il you can find a better basketball student manager anywhere, yell. Vvhat MI-tank will do, when he leaves school, is not important, lor, with his wide range of knowledge, any job will be a successful undertaking. Elaine, commonly called uSpruce,H is well-lcnown for cheerleading at our sports events. She takes a great deal ol: interest in dancing, jazz orchestras, and tumbling. Her future is still undecided, but, whatever it may be, we know it will be a success. CARLTON H. GRUBER Moe 544 North Street GENERAL Activities-Arts and Crafts Club I, 2, Band I, 2: Checker Club 2. DANIEL J. GRUVER HDanny 540 East Harrison Street GENERAL Activities--Arts and Crafts Club lg Checker Club 2. FERN E. HAMSCHER ..Ham,. 226 North Seventh Street COBIMERCIAL Activities-Basketball I, 2, 5: Chorus 2, 5: Dancing Club 2, 5, Girls' Ath- letic Club I, 2. 5: Girls' Glee Club 2, 5. REED F. HANKWITZ Hlqllllku 2l4 North Filth Street ACADEMIC Activities-Basketball Manager I, 2, 5: Band l, 2, 5: Orchestra 2, 5: Dec- Iamation Contest 2: Tattler Staff fRe- porter, 2, tpage Editor, 5: Yearbook Stall tAthIetic Editor, 5: Upetticoat Feverzn Ladies of the Juryf, ELAINE R. HAUSER HSpruce 728 Chestnut Street COMMERCIAL Activities-Class Vice President 2: Tattler Stall tAssistant Business Man- ager, 2. tBusiness lvlanager, 53 Danc- ing Club l, 2, 5: Cheerleader 2, 5: Girls' Athletic Club I, tvice Presi- dent, 2, tprcsident, 5, Yearbook Staff fBusiness Manager, 5. ' MFI 'io - .1335 G r .IME 1.7, .I