Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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CECELIA DAISY FEGLEY Ceil 3l8 GREEN STREET, EMMAUS CeCelia has revealed herself to us in two different lights. ln school she is a calm, collected, studious person, deeply engrossed in her commercial work. At home she occupies her time collecting miniature elephants and news- paper clippings. Her earnestness and dependability will assure her success. Commercial Courseg Chorus l, 2, 3, Clee Club 2, 33 Senior Typing Club 33 Danc- ing Club 1, 2, 3. VIOLET IOBST FISHER Vi 651 WALNUT STREET, EMMAUS Violet is the reserved member of our class. One of her favorite past times is writing poems, and they're good too. She does a great job keeping up the morale of servicemen by favoring them with delightful letters, The rest of her sparetime is occupied with knitting, reading, and typing3 but she still finds time to patronize the theatre constantly. Commercial Courseg Senior Typing Club 2, 33 Knitting Club l, 2, 3, JEAN LUCINDA FLORES Frenchie as NORTH FlFTH STREET, EMMAUS She isn't the silent typeg she isn't studious. Well, what is she? Flores is her nickname and Kenneth is her ambition. On the spur of the moment she can become one of the most active persons you have ever seen. Maybe she'll be the dress maker of our class. Well, sew long, Jean. Commercial Courseg Dancing Club I, 2, 33 Chorus l, 23 Basketball l, 23 Glee Club 23 Athietic Manager i3 Senior Typing Club 33 Yearbook Staff tAthletic Editorl 33 Cheer- leader 2, 33 Cafeteria 2, 3. LORRAINE ADELE FOLK Rayn iii NORTH SIXTH STREET, EMMAUS Lorraine is a reserved member of our class. But don't get the idea she's quiet, because she doesn't know anything to talk about. Indeed, not! Just take a look at her report card and you'll see an array of A's, She has done out- standing work on The Tattlerf' Commercial Course, Knitting Club l, 2, iTreasurerJ 33 Tattler Staff iReporterl 2, iPage Editorl 33 Senior Typing Club 3. Left to Right: Dorothy Baus, Betty Correll, Stella Vince. i5

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Left to Right: Richard Derr, Sturley Harman, Carl Urffer. RICHARD R. DERR Dick 555 NORTH THIRD STREET, Eivirvmus ls it Rubinoff? No, its only Maestro Derr practicing on his violin. Dick spends most of his spare time on the milk truck or doing farm work, He adds humor to life in the shop, and is jovial everywhere. His corn cob pipe interests him greatly and is with Dick most of the time. We know that whatever this able-worker attempts, success will be his. Industrial Arts Course3 Track Manager l, 2, 33 Stage Manager 33 Future Craftsmen Club 23 The Eve of St. Mark 33 Orchestra 2, 33 Dancing Club 33 Rifle Club 23 Arts and Crafts Club 2. WILLIAM HENRY DONEY, JR. Joonki' 374 BROAD STREET, EMMAUS Joonk is our dream man. He's tall, handsome, and is he smooth girl'sI William has his own unique style of dancing, which probably accounts for his large female following. After school hours he's one of Krause's soda jerkers. I-le writes to servicemen and soon hopes to join the Navy. Industrial Arts Course, Dancing l, 2, 33 Arts and Crafts Club I, 23 Orchestra lg! Future Craftsmen Club 2. M317 RICHARD FECELY DRUCKENMILLER Drucky sn 547 MINOR STREET, EMMAUS B This dark handsome lad with long wavy hair is a lady killer. It is rumored that MCM is after him to play opposite Betty C-rable. Dick is the president of our school FBI and does a fine job. He is always ready to take part in any class activity. His ambition lies in the Air Corps. General Courseg Student Council l, 2, IPresidentl 33 Monitor Club 2, tPresidentl 33 Yearbook Staffg Eve of St. Mark 33 Board of Judges 3. WARREN LUTHER ECK MACUNCIE ROUTE 1, MACUNGIE This young lively lad is now serving in the U. S. Marine Corps. Before leaving us, he did his bit after school by working on a farm. Warren is a friend to all, and a genial companion. Track and farming are his hobbies. We are certain he will give the Japs plenty to worry about. General Course3 Track I, 23 Radio Club 2. I4

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JOHN H. CALLIE Jack EM MAUS ROUTE l Jack came to us from Pittsburgh in our Senior Year, but he quickly made up for lost time by exhibiting his fine talent in The Eve of St. Mark. Since his arrival, he has made many friends, especially of the female sex. He passed for the Army Air Corps Reserve and will leave for training shortly after graduation. Keep 'em flying. General Courseg Dancing Club 35 The Eve of St. Mark 33 Baseball 3. MARIAN DOROTHY GARDNER MACUNCIE ROUTE l Here we have a friendly counsellor both in beauty and in love. She just adores her own blonde hair. She haunts Dundore's Drug Store, where she catches up on her reading and letter writing. Her carefully cultivated voice and her flair for pantomime perfectly assure a successful career on the stage. General Courseg Dancing Club l, 25 Dramatics Club 33 The Eve ot St. Mark 3. ALBERT BAUS GEHMAN Abe 635 CHESTNUT STREET, EMMAUS lf you are looking for a good argument, here's the chap who will give it to you, Abe has proved his worth in football, basketball and on the dance floor. His time is divided equally between a certain member of the freshman class and his preparations for the Air Corps of which he is on Enlisted Reserve. Keep 'em flying, fellow. General Course, Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 35 Dancing Club 33 Athletic Club 3. DOROTHY ARLENE CEHMAN Dot 426 Rioce STREET, EMMAUS Amid the banging of the pans and the rattle of the dishes you are sure to hear Dorothy's voice. lf she isn't making some new tempting dish, she's selling the lunch tickets in the morning. She has told us, if the war continues for sometime, she intends to be a grease monkey, following in her brother's footsteps. That, we are sure, is a necessity in this day and age. So go to it. Commercial Coursey Chorus I, 25 Glee Club l, 25 Knitting Club lg Tattler Staff 2, 3g Senior Typing Club 35 Dramatics Club 3, Cafeteria 2, 3. Left to Right: Harold Wetzel, Warren Wotring, Richard Schmeltzle, Steve Chwastiak. l6