Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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MILDRED E. HINKEL 446 North Third Street Commercial Millie lllildred is a happy-go-lucky member of our elass. She is always seen talking or laughing. We would be lost at a football game without Mildred. As yet she is not eertain what sl1e will do in the future, but we know that whatever she attempts, sueeess will be with her. 1xCTIVITIES'G'il'l Reserves lg Cafeteria 3. EARL S. HOUSEKNECHT 4-7' South Fifth Street General Cornie Cornie is fond of all sports, but his greatest hobby is driving his father's '31 Pontiae with a gang of fellows as back seat. drivers. During both football and baseball seasons he gave the opposing teams plenty of quiek think- ing to do. .May lnajor league baseball play a big part in his future ACTIVITIES-Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3. JUNE MARIE 0. HOUSER 106 Mac-ungie Avenue General Houser Vim, vigor, and vitality well describe this dapper miss. A trip around the world would probably satisfy .lune's love of excitement and adventure. Vile wish her sueeess in the field of interior deeorating, where she int.ends to demon- strate her ereative and artistie abilities. AC'r1vI'rIEs-Newspaper Stati Clfteporterj 2, CExchange Editori 33 Student. Council l: Glee Club 1, 23 Chorus 1, 2, 3: Student Leader Qg Arts and Crafts Club 1. DOROTHY M. HOWERTER South Seventh Street Commercial Dot' ' Short, blonde, and ambitiouse-that is Dorothy. She is one of our studious commercial students and as a result her report card sports an array of A's. Dorothy spends a great deal of her time at the lhiunieipal Opera Company. Besides being interested in musie, she enjoys knitting and eroeheting. Her future lies in the eommereial field Al'TIVlTIES'tsl0C Club 3: Girl Reserves l mn y

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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

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DOROTHY A. IOBST 437' South Fifth Street General Are you in need of a friend? Call on Dot, the most understanding and loyal pal one can have. She has a Hair for sports and dancing. Dot claims she has no plans for the future, but we are sure a eertain handsome senior lad has a lifetime job planned for her. So here's luck to what- ever is in store for her. ACTIVITIES-C2li'0fC1'12L 1, Q, 3. RICHARD P. KEIM 4-7 North Second Street Academic Butch,,' a combination of brain, as proven by his A's, and brawn, as shown by winning the lNIary Deischer ' Trophy, is one of the he-men of our class. As a future member of t.he U. S. Navy, his initiative and perseverance should keep him in the lime-light, as throughout his entire school career. :ACTIVITIES-'YYBZIPDOOIK Staff CSports Editorj 35 Foot- ball 1, 2, CCaptainD 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, Q, 3, Gym Team 2, 33 Student Council 1, CVice Presidentj 2, fPresidentD 39 Monitor Club 2, 3, Phantom Tiger. GEORGIANA I. HUBBARD South Tenth Street General Irish One must always look twiee for Irish since she is so quiet. Her smallness seems insignificant for it is com- pensated by her kind and gentle ways. In days to come she hopes to make her livelihood by those two important words of a telephone operator- Number pleaselu Ac'rIvI'r1Es-Library Club 1, 23 Girl Reserves lg Cafeteria 1, 3. uD0tv1 ETHEL E. KEHS lflast llnin Street Commercial Casey Yvhat is all the attraction over there? lt is none other than Ethel, known to her many friends as Casey, A tall brownette, she possesses a sunny disposition and con- geniality. Casey can be found at our sports events, for she is a staunch supporter of athletics. Skating, dancing, and driving are her interests. She has chosen secretarial work for her future vocation. Ac'r1v1'r1Es-Girl Reserves l. Butch l93l