Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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GLORIA IVI. LEIBERT S Glo 125 Nortli Second Street COMMERCIAL Activities--Knitting Clulm I, 23 Cllorus 2, 5: Girls' Glee Clutu 2. 5: Student Council 53 Dancing Clula 1. FAYE V. LEISTER Fifi 552 Nortli Street COMMERCIfXL Activities-Girl Reserves 2, 5: Fly- ing Fingers Cluiu 5. IRA A, LUTSEY, Jr. Lats -115 Ridge Street GENERAL Activities-Track l, 2. 5g Hi-Y Club 2, 5: Clieclcer Clulo I: Arts and Cralts Club I: UI.adies ol tlie Jury. GENEVA A. IVIARSTELLER Ienny Macungie, Route 1 COMMERCIAL Activities-Dancing Cluls l: Cliorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, 5: Clieerleader 2, 53 Flying Fingers Clulu 5: Gregg Typist Clulo 5. KENNETH J. MARTIN HKenny,' Ernmaus Route l INDUSTRIAL ARTS Activities-Boys' Glee Clutu 2: CIl,0IUS 2: Student Council l, 2, llreas- ureri 5: Dance Grclieslra 2: Gym Team lg Stage Hand 2. 5: Radio Club 5. A l This tall lass is one ol our commer- cially inclined seniors. Her pleasing per- sonality, jovial lauglmter, and ambition liave won her many friends. Gloria can toe seen working alter scliool at tI1e Pioneer Dry Cleaners or Iielping Iicr sister in tI1e ollice ot tlie Emmaus Siiirt Ifactory. Vfeire sure Gloria will suc- ceed in anytliing slwc undcrtalces. Hlrijin is one ol tI'Ie smaller members ol our class. VVIIII Iler clicery disposi- tion and willingness to work, sI1e Iias won tile tavor of ller classmates and ol: Iier teacliers. I'Ier Iioiwlgvy is writing let- ters, and. since sire is wearing a dia- mond, sI1e must Iiope some day soon to be a Iiousewite. Lots ol luclcl Here is a tall, Inlue-eyed lad witti an interesting cliaractcr and a cIIeerIuI dis- position. ILutsey's favorite sulmject is meclianical drawing, wliicli occupies lvotli Iris time and conversation. He is also interested in aviation. Alter gradu- ation, I.utsey expects to join Uncle Sams Navy. f ulennyn is one ol tIIe cliiel coolcs and Iuottle wasliers in tlie cafeteria. Sire can olten Ire lleard singing uplease rI'l'IinIc of Nlefy u.Ienny's scliool spirit is manifest, tor slie is one ol our ardent clieerleaders. Her powerful alto voice can weII Ioe Iieard, rooting Iler team to victory. ujennyu Iiopes to twecome an expert typist. VVe're rootin' Ior you, njennyli' Bangl VX'I1at's all tlIat noise? Oli, it is just HKenny practicing Iiis Ivlarinc tactics on some innocent If-llow. He Iiopes to make Iris luture in tim ULeatI1- erneclcsfl HKenny is an excellent gui- tar player and liow we love to Itear lIim sing! 'I-Iiis young man is tall, lland- some, and has a very pleasing person- ality. Shooting, Iaowling, and skating are Iris Iloloioies.

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Uvvesn is the tact of our ciass, who seems to have that certain something. which always brings him into trouhie. Despite this, he is always cheerful and friendly. He comes from the neighbor- ing town of Athurtis. His one hope and ciesire is to join the Army Air Corps after graduation. Here's wishing you the ioest of everything, uvvesin Doris is a iittie girl with a hig name. But cionst ict her height toot you, hecause she reaiiy is one of the busiest giris of the class. Her hohioies are singing, skating, and dancing the poiica. After heing the successful eoiitor of The Tuttler and Yearbook, we know she wilt succeeci in anything she at- tempts in the future. uLaudy. a checrtui teiiow from Vera Cruz always pranking with his classmates, is level-heacieci and full of advice. His cheerfuiness and his initia- tive to work are certain to turing him success. His goat is the Navy-you know, a girl in every portt uFiossie,u a smaii brunette with a pleasing personality will always he re- memhereci for setting the luncheon tickets at the cafeteria. Her favorite pastimes are knitting. crocheting, and making her own ciothing. After graciu- ation she hopes to work in a defense plant. Ralph is a quiet, hut very cheerful teiiow. His flashing smile anci rosy cheeks, coupieci with his gooct-naturect manner, make him popular with ati. His favorite pastime is wood carv- ing. After graduation, Ralph expects to enter Uncle Samys Navy. VVESLEY A. LANDIS Coffee Alburtis GENERAL Amviiics-Checker Club 1. DORIS M. LAUDENSCHLAGER Lee 5 I 9 Minor Street GENERAL Activities-Tattier Staff fReporterD 2. fEciitor'in-Chief, 5: Yearbook Staff fEiiitor-in-Chief, 33 Dancing Ciuh I, 2. 3: Chorus 1, 2: Rifle Ciuh 5. PAUL R. LAUDENSLAC-ER Lundy Emmaus Route 1 GENERAL Activities-Checker Ciuh lg Hi-Y Ciuh 2: Student Council 55 Future Craftsmen Ctuh 5. FLORENCE M. LEH UFlossieH Emmaus Route l GENERAL Activities-Girl Reserves lg Knitting Ciuh I, 25 Chorus 5. RALPH A. LEH Hluniorn Emmaus Route 1 VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Activities'-Checker Club lg Hi-Y Ciuh 2: F. F. A, Ciuio 2, 5: Track 5. Ver.

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Vvhere does all that giggling come Irom in assembly? Loretta and AItI1ea are having one ol their giggling spasms again. Loretta is one ol the friendlier Iassies ol the Senior Class, who always has something cheerful to say to her classmates. Her holimhies are canoeing and Iistening to the radio. She plans to go to work in a defense factory to IIcIp speed up production. Good Iuclc, Loretta. MIVIicIceyu is an all around I:eIIow if there ever was one. He displayed un- usual athletic aI3iIity, in IJasIcetIoaII. IootIoaII and IaaseIoaII. HIVIicIcey in- tends to join the Merchant Marine alter graduation. and we know he has what it talces. None doubts his chances of success. This musically-minded individual plays tIIe cornet, sings, and dances. uBoIJ's holshies, naturally, are collecting classi- cal records, and dancing to the music ol famous orchestras. BoIJ,s future is uncertain, hut, Iilte Inost Iaoys, he will proloahly serve in one ol our Armed Forces. Vvalter, one ot the farm Iads of the cIass, is extremely reserved, hut he cer- Iainly gets around. I'Ie spends most ol his Ieisure time toying around ma- chinery, which will aid him to repair the machinery on IIis Iarm some day. Nye will also rememher him as an out- standing player on our IootIJaII team. This friendly F. F. A. Iad is an ex- pert gunman, who enjoys hilcing and hunting. HAIIie is tIIe sort ol person who would listen rather than enter a conversation. I'Ie enjoys reading and naturally talces an interest in girls. I'Ie hopes to travel hetore furthering his education at Penn State. LORETFA S. IVICELROY 194 Main Street COMMERCIAL Activities-Girl Reserves l, 2, 5: Girls' Glee Cluh 1, 2: Flying Fingers CIUIJ 5: Gregg Typist CIUID 5. RICHARD M. IVICGINLEY Michey 56 South Fourth Street GENERAL Activities--FootIJaII 1, 2 tcaptainl 5: BasIcetI3aII l, 2: Baseloall l, 2: Boys' Athletic CIUIJ 1, 2, 5: Dancing CIuIJ I, 2, 5: Boys, Gym Team 5: 'Lzndies ot the Jury. ROBERT C. IVICKEEVER Bobby lll2 Pennsylvania Avenue GENERAL Activities-Chorus l, 2, 5: Boys' Glee CIuIJ l, 2, 5: Arts and Crafts Club I: Dancing CIuIo l, 2: Monitor Clulo 2, 5: Rifle Club 5. XVALTER MILINICHIK UCIIBRY, Macungie Route 1 VoCA'rIoNAI. AGRICULTURE Activities-F. IT. A. CIuII 2, 5: Foot- I7aII I, 2, 5. ALLISON H. MILLER AAI.. IVIacungie Route I VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Activities-Checker Club I: Travel Club I: Hi-Y 1, 2: F. F. A. CIuIu. 2. 5.