Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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Tri-Hi-Il' Club 3. WILSON C. COONEY 424 Ridge Street General Bill,' Bill is the chronic school skipper and latecomer of the Senior class. He transferred from Philadelphia in our Junior year complete with pegged pants and plunging waistline. He was far from studious and was always willing to do something devilish. Our boy enjoys dancing, good music, and girls. I-lis ambition is to attend textile school. Photography Club 3,' Football 3. PATRICIA E. DAVID 314 Main Street Commercial Pat Usually saying the wrong thing at the wrong time, Pat, spent most of her time sleeping and going on unusual dates. This teasing and mischeivous girl was seen selling records in her father's store and working in the cafeteria. Her greatest ambition is to study Spanish in Mexico City. The Taltler Cfileioertifing lllanagerb 35 Hi feff CTypi.rtj 3,' Choruf 2, 3,' Athletic Club If Tri-Hi-Y Club 2. Club 3. - 24 - BETTY J CGNRAD 543 Ridge Stieet Commercial Betty Talkative, friendly, and always willing to help describe Betty When not going to the movies, or watching television she was usually driving her Ford She enjoyed football, basketball, and boating Most of her leisure time was spent reading and Writing to pen pals Her desire is to become a beautician ELAINE E DELONG 203 South Fourth Street General Elaine Known as a shy, quiet girl in class Elaine with her friends was really flirtatious and lively. Her favorite pastimes weie playing the piano singing and driving in her friends' cars. Elaines sell confidence and patience are certain to help her succeed in a singing career Glee Club 1, 2, fTreafurerl 3,' Chorus I 2 QTreafurerD 3 Arte and Craflx

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NANCY R. BUTZ East Texas General Buggy A snappy and lively colour guard, Butzy with her friendly and understanding disposition, was equally liked by both sexes. Conscientious about her grades, she used her persuasive ability with the teachers at every opportunity. An avid sports fan she is fond of football, baseball, and bowling. Tlie Tattler fddvertifing Managerj 3, Colour Guard I, 2, CCaptainJ 3,' Glee Club I, 3,' Cltoruf I, 2, 3,' .Monitor Club 2, 3,' Athletir Club 1,' Tri-Hi-Y Club CPreJidentJ 2, Student Council 3. SANDRA C. CASSEL 118 North Fourth Street General Sandra Artistically inclined, Sandra, a member of numerous decorating committees for class functions, willingly contributed her talent. Having firm convictions and a strong determination, she has been branded as one of the class moaners. Whether it be marriage, or a career, Sandra's personality will bring her success. The Tattler fFeature Editorj 3,' Barketball 1, 2,' Clee Club I, 3, Cltorur 1, 2, 3,' Student Council 2, Arif and Craftf Club I,' Debating and Reading Club 2. LLOYD J. CHARLESWORTH, JR. 235 Main Street Academic -fini' We will remember Jim for his friendly smile and argumentative personality. In addition to participating in track and basketball, he spent most of his spare time reading, or enlarging his collection of rocks, minerals, and insects. ln- dustrious, intellectual, and with an inclination toward science, Jim has the stability and patience to become a successful geologist. Clary Vice Prefident I,' Clary Play 3,' Barketball I, 2, Track I, 2, 3,' Glee Club I, 2, 3,' Clioruf I, 2, 3,' Vanity EU Club I, 2, 3. JOANN L. CLEWELL 147 Elm Street Aeadeniic foann An inevitable flirt, Joann had a unique combination of intelligence and refreshing wit. She will always be admired for her unusual flair for the dramatic, her frankness, and capability which acquired for her the enviable position of Editor-in-Chief of our yearbook. With her spirited individualism, Joann is sure to succeed in the field of drama. The Tattler fEditor-in-Chiefj 3,' Chorus' 1, 3,' Dramaticf Club CP1'eridentJ I,' Debating and Reading Club 2, funior Deelamation Context 2.

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WANDA EGLIN 129 East Elm Street C oininercial An exclamation of Oh followed by an infectious giggle, and we knew Wlanda had a1'rived. Her main hobbies are knitting and collecting photographs and menus. Very congenial herself, she dislikes unfriendly people. VVe know that her dreams of being a secretary will become a reality. Choruf 1, 2, 3,' Home Nurfing Club Ig Tri-Hi-Y Club 25 Photography Club 3. RITA H. FISHER 651 Walnut Street General This likable, modest girl, enjoys playing basketball, swimming, and driving her friends in her dad's Kaiser. Her other interests were supporting the football team and talking with her many friends. Ritals aggressiveness and efficiency are sure to help her succeed as a librarian. The Tattler fSportJ Ealitorj 3,' Hi jeff Cfifffiftant Circulation lllanagerj 2,' Bafleelball I, 2, fCo-Captain, 3,' Clee Club 2, 3,' Choruf 2, 35 Library Club I, Ufice Prefidentj 25 Vanity E Club 3. l W anda HOWARD C. FENSTERMAKER Wescoesville Vocational Winipy Wimpy was a likable, pleasant, and friendly person and could usually be found working after school at Ryan's Esso Service Center in Wescoesville. His mechanical aptitude and keen interest in the field of mechanics, seem to indicate his occupation for the future. Conxervation and Wild Life Club I,' Scabbard and Blade Club 2,' Hunting and Fifhing Club 3. ETHEL M. FINDLAY Alburtis Secretarial Ethel To become a typist is lithel's main ambition. Her friendliness and depend- ability will also aid her in being a good housewife for some lucky fellow. In her spare time she enjoys horseback riding, roller skating, dancing, and writing letters. Her sincerity and understanding will win her many friends in whatever she attempts to do. Glfe Club I, 3,' Chorur I, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3,' Typing Club I. crRgetJ!