Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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MARGARET A. BEAR 34- Main Street, Macungie General Margie Did anyone ask where that excellent music is coming from? Yes, that's Margaret playing the piano. Small, dark and attractive are the words that best, describe Margie. She is a friend to all, especially boys. VVe know her sparkling personality will help her to achieve her ambition as a hairdresser. ACTIVITIES-Glee Club lg Chrous 1, 2, 33 Red Cross Club lg Cafeteria 1, 3. summer. A Q, 35 Athletic Club 1 PHYLLIS J. BOGER Franklin Street, Alburtis Academic Boger VVhen speaking of a. tall, attractive brunette with big brown eyes, it must mean Boger, the happy-go-lucky girl from Alburtis. Her many interests range from one of the fine arts, music, to baseball. Consideration of other peopleys feelings should help make her future as a dental hygienist a very joyous one. Ac'r1yf1'r1Es-Gyln Team 15 Glee Club 1, Q3 Chorus 1, Q, 35 Athletic Club 1. Academic Club 'CSeeretaryD 1. I 17 l JACQUELYN F BFRRX Church qtxeet Albin tis Academic Jackle An aspirant to the field of nursing tlns quiet lass of medium stature combines charm with a friendly person ality. Jackie, a stamp LlltllllS13.St spends her leisure hours outdoors with her msepamble ilI'10l1dS I yelyn and Phyllis, skating in the winter time and Sttllllllllllg in the rthCTIY'ITIES G5'Hl Team 1 Glee Club 1 Q Chorus 1 JOANNE M BOLICH As a frequentor of the principal s ofhce seeking late excuses, we will always lerneniber Jo Dashing to and fro, assigning newspaper altleles as laditor in Chief of our school journal, she ney ertheless 3.tt'l1I16d her vxell groomed appearance. Careful ln hel selection of luends those ln that category all agree to llel loyalty and str aight forward ness. May life treat you kindly J ACTIVITIESZNSXX spaper Staff CRcporterD 7 fl' d1to1 ln Chiefb 35 Glee Club 1 0 Chorus 1 9 Dr-unatics 1 Chess

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LYNWOOD R. ARNDT Emmaus, Route 1 Industrial Arts Lynny Lynny is a cheerful, outstanding member of his class, whose bright smile is appealing to all. Baseball and ice skating top his list of sports, although girls catch his eye occasionally. Lynny's future ambition is to wear the steel-colored uniform of a state trooper, and may he have tl1e best of everything in years to come. Acrrvrrlns-Football 2, Basketball 13 Baseball 3g Red Cross Club 1. JOSEPH BALASCAK 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue Industrial Arts J oe Here is Joseph, tall, dark, and a state trooper of the future. Joe is shy, but is lots of fun, and can argue along with the rest of us. He will pass blondes and redheads, but is set on brunettes. All kidding aside, we wish lots of luck to our fellow classmate, Joe.,' ACTIVITIES-Football 35 Basketball lg Baseball 35 Red Cross Club 1. EDWIN A. BAUDER 504 East Main Street Industrial Arts Eddie Eddie is the broad shouldered lad who is often seen at Bussy's or at Rauch's store. He received his popularity by selling football and basketball tickets at the gates of our sports events. Eddie's favorite hobbies are bowling and fishing. He hopes to take up hleehanicnl Engineering while wearing the blue of the Navy. ive wish you oceans of good fortune, 'iliddief' l'.l.lLABETII C. BAUER MHClll1gl0, Route 1 Commercial Betty Elizabeth, a slim, attractive brunette, has a ready smile for all. Filling her spare moments are hobbies such as dancing, skating, swimming, and the wielding of a mean needle and thread. With her easy manner and pleasant- ness she has won a host of friends. Becoming a dancer tops Betty's list of future ambitions. Ac'r1v1'r1Es-Gym Team 2, 3, Athletic Club 13 Cafe- teria 3. llfil

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CATHERINE A. BRAUCHLE Macungie, Route 1 Commercial Cathy Catherine, an intelligent five feet two brownette, dis- plays generosity plus lending a willing hand to many. Appreciative of music, she turns a listening ear to musical programs, embroiders. and has found books worth her while. After graduation she would like to enter the secretarial field. A CTIX'ITIES1fill'l Reserves 1. GERALD M. BRE,Y 4513 South Fourth Street General Gerry Brey, our energetic stage hand, has also been our com- petent track manager for the last three years. His many and varied hobbies include the fine arts of pool, sleep, and argumentation: the latter usually with Mr. Heller. Gerry hopes to lead the life of a sailor, probably with visions of a girl in every port. ACTIVITIES-Ti-ack CManagerj 1, Q, 31 Student Council 1: Monitor Club Q, 35 Glee Club 35 Hi-Y Club lg Chess Club 15 Stage Hand 1, Q, 3. JOHN B. BREY, JR. 537 llilinor Street Industrial Arts J0hnnas Johnnas', is one of the smallest and most industrious boys of our class. He can always be found where there are girls, or giving hotfoots. His pet hobby is tinkering with his Chevy, and working at Rodale. His main ambition in life is to keep the girls happy. ACTIVITIES'--B'I0l'lltOl' Club 2, 3. DOROTHY E. BROBST 552 Minor Street Commercial D Dot Dot,,' filled to the brim with wit, is enthusiastic, generous, and abounding with energy. She is an ardent lover of outdoor sports, and spends ll10lllEIltS of less stren- uous activity emhroidering. Could it he for a hope chest? Nevertheless, l1er future plans are indefinite, but she nurtures the desire to become a secretary. ACTIVITIESh'GlC6 Club 3: Chorus 2, 3g Dramatics 13 Girl Reserves 13 Cafeteria 3. l18l