Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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'nf' ,. Dim! ,ll i Left to Right: Ruth Geissinger, Dorothea Buchecker, Leona lbach, Vernon Oswald. JEAN HOPE MILLER Jeanie ous zioNsvii.i.E When there's an explosion of laughter followed by a succession of giggles keep calm. lt's just Jean, our chunk of personality, on the loose again. She is so interested in her class that she keeps a scrapbook containing souvenirs from all memorable school events. Good luck with your bookkeeping, Jean. Commercial Course, Dancing Club l, 2, 3, Monitor Club 2, 33 Senior Typing Club IPresidentl 33 Yearbook Staff lAssistant Advertising Managerl 3, JESSE AUSTIN MILLER 301 MAIN STREET, EMMAUS If you wish to add to your confusion, simply ask Jesse a question and you will receive a very confusing answer. Although it may sound like Russian, it is Pig Latin, which he has mastered very well. This is nothing new, since Jess usually masters everything he undertakes. Osa Ongla, Esseja. Commercial Course, Yearbook 33 Class Treasurer I, 2, Science Club lg Hi-Y 2, tPresidentl 3, The Eve of St. Mark 3. BET-l'Y MOLLI EMMAUS ROUTE I ' Attractive Betty realizes the importance of that well groomed look for the successful business woman. She's ambitious and besides following the commercial course, pursues her typing in a club period. May I have the next dance? Certainly, assures Betty, for she is an accomplished dancer, I-ler alert outlook on life and ambitious nature are her keys to happiness. Commercial Course, Dancing Club l, 2, 3, Senior Typing Club 3. LOIS LARUE MOORE ZI4 SOUTH SECOND STREET, EMMAUS Did someone say she's quiet? Well, you don't know Lois. One minute she is the sweet little girl, who gloats over textbooks, the next minute she is that innocent senior with something new up her sleeve. She plans to follow the pre-medical course at Penn State. Academic Course, Dancing Club lg Chorus l, 2, 33 Dramatics Club 3. 26

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Left to Right: Harold Lorish, Bruce Kahle, Jesse Miller, Gene Miller. ROSEMARIE VERCNICA McKEE Mickey 220 MACUNCIE AVENUE, EMMAUS Hey, Dorothy, are you going to Mealey's skating tonight? Yes, it's Rosemarie preparing for another evening of her favorite pastime, roller skating. But roller skating isn't her only pastime. Oh, no, ask the servicemen whom she keeps supplied with letters. She has a very friendly disposition and is al- ways ready to tell her thrilling experiences. Commercial Courseg Senior Typing Club 3. PAULINE MABEL MEYERS Polly ALLENTOWN ROUTE 2 E Here is a lass who entered our school in her sophomore year. Pauline is full of pep, when gym class rolls around and never misses it. She can also be found almost every night at Mealey's Skating Rink. There seems to be a certain interest over at Mealey's for some of these girls. All kidding aside, Pauline is a swell pal. Commercial Courseg Dancing Club 23 Senior Typing Club 3. MARTHA BARBARA MlCKLOS Marty PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, EMMAUS lf you're ever in need of a confidante, go to Martha, for her contagious smile and sparkling personality have won her many friends. During the sum- mer you'll probably find her at Pine Tree Park, and when not there, she's usually roller skating. We must also commend her on the wonderful work she's doing in keeping the morale of the servicemen high. Commercial Course3 Student Council 33 Dancing Club 2, 33 Senior Typing Club 33 Red Cross Club 33 Radio Club 2. E. GENE MILLER Geny i504 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, EMMAUS Here is an all round he-man, who has displayed marvelous work on the gridiron and track. Girls, if you plan to catch him, you'll have to do some stepping. ln spite of his achievements in the sports field, Genie is a very shy and bashful lad. He has a special fondness for the Marine Corps. General COUFSEQ Football l, 2, 33 Track l, 2, 33 Dancing Club 23 Yearbook Staff 3. 25

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MARY MOSER MACUNGIE ROUTE l ln her senior year Mary, possessing outstanding originality, left Allentown to come to us. Designing costumes, playing the piano, and dreaming about a stage career, have kept her aloof from most of us. She tells us she could live on ice cream. Service men are sure to enjoy her letters, because she draws a pretty girl at the end of them. Mary might try college for a while. General Coursey Dramatics Club 35 Chorus 3. VERNON HOWARD OSWALD Vernie 532 JUBILEE STREET, EMMAUS Vernie proved his athletic ability by making the football team in his Senior year with little previous experience. This, however, is not the only sport in which he has taken part, for he has been a member of the track team throughout his high school career. Vernie's future will be divided be- tween the Navy and a beautiful member of our Senior Class. General Course, Football 2, 33 Track l, 2, 33 Dancing Club l, 2, 3. JOAN KLINE PENNEBACKER ZIONSVILLE ROUTE l She wo n't hurt a fly, she found grand ideas for this annualg she is etty, ca e, tractable, and studiousg and she is very much in love with a coastg sman. She likes outdoor sports and swims with the best. Cedar Cre llege will probably claim her a year hence, where she thinks she would li to learn the home-making art and a little about journalism. Academic Coursey Dancing Club lg Tattler Staff 2. iReporterl, 3 iEditor-in-Chieflg Yearbook Staff lEditor-in-Chieflg The Eve of St. Mark g Dramatics Club 3 lVice Pres- idantlg Cheer Leader 2, 3. GRACE VIOLA PANNEPACKER Gracie l62 RIDGE STREET, EMMAUS Did you ever wonder if A's were rationed? The reason you get that feel- ing is because of Grace. You wouldn't call her a hoarder, but she does get a generous share. Outside of classes she is one of the gang , Always cheerful, friendly and busy. Anyone can vouch for her success. A Commercial Course, Knitting Club l, 2, 33 Student Council 23 Senior Typing Club 2. 3. Left to Right: Arthur Yeakel, Gerald Weaver, LaVerne Schaeffer, Wayne Kline, 27