Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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ROSE M. BUHN 5-l-4 Minor Street Commercial Rosie lf you're ever in need of' a eonfidante, go to Rosie, for her contagious smile and friendly disposition make you want to have her as your friend. Her efficiency coupled with ten nimble fingers, give her the title of a speedy typist. ller hours outside of school are filled with dancing, knitting, choral and parish activities. Ac'rIvI'r1Es-Knitting Club 1: Girl Reserves 1, RUTH I. CHRIST -1-08 South Second Street Commercial Christy Ruth is one of the small members of our class. Among the many things she likes to do, ice skating and embroider- ing receive top billing. Her way of understanding, thought- fulness, and friendly smile have made her a friend to all. Her ambition is to become engaged in secretarial work. ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria 8. . NANCY J CHRISTMAN 466 lflast Main Street General Nuz l-f you bump into a king size version of dark hair and laughter, you'll know it's Nancy. Always ready to offer her services to those in distress, Nuz', has proven to be a trustworthy friend to man. As far as a vocation is con- cerned, Nancy favors a career in hairdressing. ACTIVITIES-Glee Club 1, 29 Chorus 1, Q, 3g Girl Reserves l. JOSEPH CHWASTIAK East hlacungie General Joe Joe, usually known as the silent type of fellow, can nevertheless, be frequently found somewhere in a. corner deep in an argument about politics. Galavanting about in his dad's Ford truck fills much of his time. Iilay he someday realize his ambition of becoming a. big league pitcher. l19l

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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

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MARTHA CHWASTIAK . East ltlacungie Commercial Marty VVhether it's rainy or sunny, ltlartha is always cheerful and pleasant. Endowed with a great sense of humor, she has a pleasing giggle to go with it. Learned in the art ol' eating, lNIarty finds time to swim, ice skate, and ride bicycle. Don't be surprised to find her behind a counter in the future, for her plans include becoming a salesgirl. :ACTIVITIES-'R,6Cl Cross Club lg Cafeteria 3. DONALD M. COLE 303 Nlain Street Industrial Arts Colie Did you ever see something whiz past you like a bolt of lightning? That was Colie with the Torpedo and a few of his fellow classmates. Energetic in shop, athletics top his list, for he attends all the basketball and football games. If in the future you have any loose connections, call on Colie for his future lies in the electrical world. RICHARD C. CONRAD 632 East ltlain Street, ltlacungie General i WimD VVimp, the handsome star of the lNIacungie football team, has a keen sense of humor and is a musical genius. He could live on a clarinet! His hobbies are sports, hunt- ing, skating, and communicating with the female species. VVimp l1asn't decided his future as yet so here-is lots of luck to whatever it may be. 2hCTIVITIESLBZlT1Cl 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 1, Q, 3. STANLEY E. DEGLER Zionsville, Route 1 Academic Stan VVe shall all remember Stan, at times in deep thought, and then again bubbling with keen and ready wit, for his steady mature manner and his immense store of knowledge. Stan's', ambition is journalism and his brilliant intelli- gence and tenacity of will, can surely carry him over the bumps he will encounter. ACTIVITIES-Newspaper Stall' Clteporterj Q3 Yearbook Staff CManaging Editorj 31 Declamation Contest Q: Foot- ball 1. 2, S3 Track 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y Club 1. i901