Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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THEODORE R. GARDNER II 401 North Second Street Academic Ted,' Ted,s versatility was displayed by his musical, dramatic, and debating talents. Much credit is due him for the success of the class because of his diplomacy, organization and planning ability. He has already shown evidence of success in the field of music. Clan' Prerident 2, 3, The Tattler fCla.r.r Editorj 3,' Hi jeff CReporterl I, Qlllanaging Editod 25 Clan Play 3,' Band 1, 2, 35 Concert Orelieftra I, 2, 3,' Dance Orcheffra I, 2,' Glee Club I, 2, 3,' Cborux I, 2, CPre.videntQ 3,' Debating Club CLIFFORD A. GEIST Alburtis, Route l General Gei.rZy', This shy, easy-going young man was usually found wherever there was excitement. A great sports fan, he especially likes swimming. Always very friendly, quiet companionship was characteristic of Geisty. His spare time is spent keeping cars in good working order, and a career in mechanics is antici- pated for him. Conservation and Wild Life Club I,' Typing Club 2,' Nature Study Club 3. ALMA V. GEORGE 547 Elm Street Vocational Georgie Quiet and intelligent, Georgie was always willing to help a fellow classmate. Her favorite pastimes were reading novels about animals, and baking Ice Box Cookies and delicious Vanilla Delights. Georgiels enthusiasm for housework suggests a happy and pleasant home life for a lucky husband. Home Nurring Club I, 2,' Conreroalion and Wild Life Club 3. ROBERT K. GORDON Macungie Vocational Gordon Gordon, an incessant talker and jokester, boasted frequently about the New York Yankees. Working at the American Store occupied most of his time after school. We know that some day he may be the President of a gigantic chain of stores. Conreroation and Wild Life Club CViee Preridentj I, 35 Seabbard and Blade Club fSecretary-Treafurerj 2. -27-

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JOYCE M. FLEXER 22 Main Street Commercial foycz Her modesty and sincerity, friendly smile, and pleasant giggle endeared Joyce to her classmates. In her spare time she attended football and basketball games. She enjoys movies, television, hillbilly music, and chocolate ice cream. ln the future she intends to become a clerk in a department store. Tri-Hi- Y Club 3. MARY A. FREDERICK Emm aus, Route 1 Secretarial Zllafy Petite, modest, and appreciative, Mary was well liked by all of her class- mates. She is fond of baseball, dancing, and traveling. Although she is studying to become a secretary her real ambition is to have a singing career. Knitting Club I, 3,- Tri-Hi-Y Club 2. JEAN E. FRETZ 404 Keystone Avenue Gzueral juan This poised and attractive lass was usually knitting, or sewing in her spare time. Working after school and during the holidays has given her an irrevocable sense of values. A devoted church member, Jean's cheerful smile, sincerity, and deep seated sense of respect should make her a great asset to humanity. Knitting Club I, 3, Debating Club 2,' Baud I, 2,' Concert Orclieftra I,' Clzoruf I. EVELYN M. FREY 677 Chestnut Street Commercial Ebay, This gal with the friendly smile and flirtatious eyes, was usually driving her dad's car or roller skating at one of the many rinks. She Was a familiar sight at all football games as one of our high stepping majorettes. With her vocal training and spirited personality Evey will surely become an efficient telephone operator. Glae Club I, 3, Choruf I, 2, 35 Maj'orette 2, 3,' Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 35 Photogra- phy Club I. -26- I

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DORIS A. GOWER Emmaus, Route 1 Vocational Dori: Doris' sociability, unselfishness, and capability will indeed help her toward a successful career as a waitress. Her pet likes are eating ice cream and driving her uncle's car. When not in the Home Economics room, Doris was usually reading or talking about a prospective husband. Art Club I,' Confervalion and Wild Life Club 3. NADINE J. HAINES Macungie, Route 1 Voeational Nadine Shy and reserved, Nadine wasn't interested in boys. She enjoyed Wlestern movies, or driving her father's Dodge truck. Being the rugged outdoor type, she likes swimming and fishing in the Delaware. Her ambition is to join the Vllaves and do overseas duty. Art Club I,' Conxervation and Wild Life Club 3. DOLORES P. HEINEY 34 North Second Street General Heiney Remember that mellow voice and contagious laugh ringing from the rafters? That was Heiney's. School activities took most of her time, but she also did musical work for organizations. Her talkativeness caused her many blushes and razzings from everyone. Interest in both music and dramatics will aid her career as a music supervisor. Clan Play 3,' Glee Club I, CSeeretaryD 2 and 35 Choruf 1, CSeerelaryD 2 and 35 Home Nurfiizg Club CSecrelaryj Ig Alrlf and Craftf Club fPreJidentD 3,' Library Club 2. DOLORES F. HENSINGhR 918 Chestnut Street Vocational Dolly', Dolly is cheerful, talkative, and quick-tempered. Whenever the boys were up to some mischief, Dolly was sure to be around, and was often the victim of a practical joke invented by the boys. A good sport, Dolly was always willing to contribute her time to the class. The Tatller CCla5f Editorj 3,' Glee Club I, 2, 3,' Clioruf I, 2, 3,' Home Nurfing Club fPre.videntD I,' Knitting Club Clarefialentj 2.