Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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BETTY A. GILBERT Zionsville, Route 1 Commercial Betty, a believer in the saying Silence is golden, has a pleasing personality and disposition to match. Versatile in l1er interests, she divides her spare time among the activities of swimming, bicycle riding, hiking, and reading. Judging from her progress in secretarial work, we are sure she will be an able worker in the commercial field. ACTIVITIES-lllifl Cross Club 1. ETHEL C. GORR Mertztown Commercial Flash! lVhat was that you have just seen going down the hall? W'hy, it is just. Ethel trying to catch up with the rest of the class. She loves skating and dancingg patronizes the theater: finds most enjoyment in bicycle riding. Ethel hopes to link herself with a switchboard and become an telephone operator. .ACTIX'ITIES'KHlttlllg Club 13 Cafeteria 3. Gilbert BETTY V. GODUSKY 568 Broad Street General Betty This cute, small, blond-haired lass is always full of laughter. A lover of all sports, Betty zealously attends all games and joins l1er voice in the cheers to spur our boys onward. She can be found flashing a friendly smile while waitressing at Giering's Restaurant. :xCTIVITIES'BtlSk9tlJHll 1, L35 Student. Count-il 1, 23 Student Leader 25 Girl Reserves Q. Gorrie MARY JANE T. GULLA 5-l-9. ltlinor Street General Janie Cahn, collected and serene, is our charming Janie Although never heard, her endearing smile has beaten a path into every heart. W'hen not assisting in her dad's grocery store, she finds reading novels a fascinating pas- time. Although she is undecided as to her future we all know she,ll succeed in whatever she undertakes. ACTIVITIES-iKlllttlllg Cluh lg Girl Reserves l, Q. l25l

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. riff? N Yin ' Mn' L17 BETTY J. GEHMAN Zionsville, Route 1 Commercial Gehman Betty is at dark-haired lass with a cheerful attitude and courteous manner. During the hours in which she is not at work, she can be found skating, bicycle riding, or doing in- tricate needlework. Commercially inclined, she expects to enter the business world and become a secretary. Ac'r1vI'r1Es-Band 1, 25 Red Cross Club 1. NAOMI B. GEHMAN 635 Chestnut Street General Gehman Naomi, unselfish, tactful and understanding at all times, is very industrious and plans to enter nurses, train- ing at the Allentown Hospital in the fall of this year. Gehman has an outstanding sense of humor and can tell or tnke a. joke along with the rest of us. She is usually occu- pied with swimming, ice skating and roller skating. Ac'r1vI'r1Es-Newspaper Staff CCirculation Managerj Q3 Yearbook Staff fClass Editorj 35 Glee Club 1, Q, 33 Chorus 1, Q, 33 Library Club 1, Q3 Athletic Club 13 Cafe- teria 1. CARL R. GEORGE 101 North Second Street Academic Caahl Caahl, small and inquisitive, is one of the most lively members of our class. He often amuses his many friends with his humorous imitations of various members of the faculty. His favorite pastime is following the current sports program. Although Caahl,s future plans are un- he strives to do. RODNEY H. GERHART 912 Chestnut Street General ' Rocky Rocky,,' a modest, genial, and talkative fellow is usually seen hanging around the West End Cubs. During lunch hours you can find him at Room 3, wearing his heart on his sleeve. Even though Rocky's' future is unde- cided, may all his undertakings be successful. ACTIVITIES1FO0tl12lll 1. 2, 3. l94l determined, we are sure he will achieve his goal in whatever ACTIVITIES-Yeirbook Statl fbports Lditorj .3 Nlonitoi Club Q, sg Giee Club s

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fur f JACK D. HAMSHER East Nlacungie General Hamsher Hamsher, one of the smaller but more ambitious boys of the class, is noted for his winning personality. His pastime is taken up by dancing and his dancing partners, namely girls. A good student and interested in all sports, Jack intends to be a professional golf player, his career already being started by eaddyiug. Swing low, Jack! AcT1v1'rIEs-Red Cross Club 1. ALICE R. HEIST lvcscosville Commercial ' ' Heisty' ' No, that girl with the beautiful brunette hair is not Hedy Lamarr, it's Alice, the Queen of our class. This vivaeious belle proves that small town girls do make good. She is usually seen rushing through the .hall or making noise. Heisty has a sparkling personality and a lively sense of lmlnor which have made her a friend to all. .'kCTIX'ITIESkGj'lll Team 35 Glee Club 3: Girl Reserves tSecretaryj 1: Cafeteria 3. DONALD K. HERSH 54'2 Seem Street Academic ' 'Hershey' ' Une of the best-dressed and well-groomed fellows in our class, HersheyU can usually be seen at li. Il. S. dances, and was a competent manager of our basketball team. Maintenance Engineering holds his present interest and is probably the key to the future of this model enthusiast. Ac'r1v1'rIEs-Yearbook Staff 33 Declamatiou Contest Q: Tiger Housezu Basketball Qlanagerj 1, 2, 33 Monitor Club Q, 3g Glee Club 33 Hi-Y Club 13 Chess Club 1. ROY A. HERTZOG 25 North Fifth Street Academic Roy This agreeable lad may often be found busily snapping or developing pictures. Roy likes to tinker with radios and hopes to find his future in this field. The band has had his services for three years. lve can all vouch for Roy's chances at success. ACTIY'ITIES-XiCilPll00k Staff CPhotographerl 3g Band 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 3. mu