Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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Left to Right: Marilyn lobst, Lucille Schuler, Evelyn lobst, Phyllis Reinhart. JEAN VIOLA GEHMAN Jeanie 726 iviAiN STREET, MAcuNciE When Stephen Foster wrote Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair, we think he must have been referring to our Jean. Little wonder that she's the belle of our class. She dances, she swims, and she's an interested listener. We're very proud to have her in our class. Jeanie already has a position as secretary, and what's more she likes it. Bona Fortuna. Commercial Courseg Majorette l, 2, 33 Senior Typing Club 2, Girls' Athletic Club l, 2, 3, lPresidentlg Monitor Club 2, 33 Dancing Club I, 2, 3. RUTH EVELYN GEISSINGER Ruthie, OLD ZlONSVlLLE Ruth possesses a peculiar secretive natureg however, she manages to accomplish a great deal. One can readily realize this when he discovers her talent for making her own clothes. She appreciates fine music, is an attentive radio fan, and has found many friends in good books, The Allentown Hospital may soon claim her as another of its student nurses. General Course, Student Council 23 Chorus 2, Knitting Club 3, Cafeteria 3. HOPE DAWN HAMSHER Shorty MACUNGIE Route 1 Ambitious Shorty reports to work each day after school at John Rems and Sons in Macungie. Hope claims, l'm always in the movies. Letter writ- ing, and roller skating fill her spare moments. She's interested in her typing and expects to enter the business world. Hope isa good cook, boys. Commercial Course, Senior Typing Club 2, 35 Dancing Club 3. STURLEY BROOKS HARIVIAN Goldie 429 RIDGE STREET, EMMAUS Imagine Goldie coming to your door to sell insurance. .With his self- assurance and amiable qualities he'll succeed. However, the Army will probably claim him first. Working in the Acme Self-Service Store occupies most of Sturley's time, but he still finds Qtime to attend our school activities and en- tertain the girls. General Course, Dancing Club l, 2, 3. l7

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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

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tri , pk i as 3 . Left to Right: Thomas Hilt, LaVerne Hersh, George Shelly, Thomas Hemphill. ALBERT GEORGE HEIMBACH Al ZlONSVlLLE An outdoor lad with a pleasing smile and heart of gold is Albert. He is particularly interested in swimming and deep sea fishing. Although an active member and an officer in our local F. F. A., Al does not intend to make agriculture his future, he plans either to become a mechanic or join the Mer- chant Marine. Vocational Agriculture Courseg Future Farmers of America 2, 3 lSecretaryJ. ESTHER LILLIAN HEIN 22l SOUTH SECOND STREET, EMMAUS Esther is very studious and ambitious. When she and r pal Lois get together, hilarity is sure to prevail. lt was just lately that her hidden dramatic ability was discovered in the Dramatics Club playlet. Esther has her heart set on nursing, and we know that her strong perserverance will help her accomp- lish this goal. Academic Course, Dancing Club I 3 Chorus l, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, THOMAS SAMUEL HEMPHILL Tommy ALBURTIS ROUTE T Although he is a shy fellow, Tommy is never outspoken and always has a quick, witty comeback for any event that presents itself. Tommy is a great sports fan, and pays special attention to baseball. He can always be found with La'Verne or George in school or at the pool room. Whether he enters the service or not, we are sure the future holds good things in store for him. General Courseg Baseball 35 Arts and Crafts Club l. FERN GERTRUDE HENSINGER Blondie FRANKLIN STREET, ALBURTIS Two things Fern likes to do: Cook for two, or three, or four and dress the girls' hair. She belongs to the Typing Club, but isn't very enthusiastic about business. After school she works at Widder Brothers and writes to several doughboys. Commercial Courseg Dancing Club l, 2, 33 Knitting Club lg Senior Typing Club 2, 3, Cafeteria 3. i8