Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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General Our capable editor-in-chief of the Hi Jeff was usually scanning stacks of copy or dashing through the halls gathering news articles at the last moment. The week-end slumber parties at her home became famous and were often invaded by the curious. Her aim is to study home economics at Mansfield State Teachers College. Hi jeff Staff QRepo1-terl I, CNew5 Copy Editor, 2,' CEditor-in-Chiefj 35 Clair Play 35 Glee Club 3,' Choruy 1, 2, 3,' Monitor Club 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y Club I,' Booster Club 3. General Although very mischievous and continuously tardy, Dreas was always full of fun and witty remarks. A talented songster, he constantly performed on the stage. He occupied his time either at the canteen, driving his '40 Pontiac or pursuing his two main interests, basketball and swimming. His main ambition is to be a carpenter or mechanic. Gym Team 2, 3,' Glee Club I, 2, CSecretaryj 3g Choru: I, 2, 3,' Boofter Club 3,' Gym Club I, 2, 3. BERNICE A. L. DEVERAUX i 416 Ridge Street CARLTON T. DREAS 172 Harrison Street Bernice CHRISTINE A. DILLER 569 Furnace Street General Chris Chris is diminutive and nice. She was always eagerly awaiting a letter from her boy friend in the Armed Forces. Her chosen career is nursing, in which her neatness and friendliness will be helpful. She is interested in flowers and probably knows more about them than any other senior. Glee Club I, 2, 35 Chorux I, 2,' Home Nurring Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y Club I, 2. Drea: l FLOSSIE A. DRUCKENMILLER 560 Ridge Street Secretarial Flor With a mischievous gleam in her eye and vigorously chewing gum, Flossie was either talking during assembly programs or drawing pictures in music books. An ardent sports fan, she rarely missed a football or basketball game. We are sure she will succeed as a secretary. Student Council I, 2, 3,' Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3. .. 23 ..

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MARTHAIANE L. CLAUSER 1239 West Minor Street General Using her dancing talent to make shows a success, Janie constantly con- tributed her services when entertainment was needed. Because of her amicable smile, trim appearance and athletic ability, she has consistantly excelled in tumbling, basketball and leading the band as head majorette. Her good marks, power to convince and persistance form the foundation for a successful career. Hi jeff Staff CReporterj I, 2, 3g Cla.r.r Play 3,' Barketball I, 2, 3,' Gym Team I, 2, 35 Glee Club 3,' Choru: I, 2, 3,' Monitor Club 2, 3,' Athletic Club Ig Var- Jity EU Club 2, 3,' Majorette 2, QHeadQ 3. ELIZABETH DEISCHER 515 North Third Street Academic Chipper and coquettish, Betty enjoyed gossiping, practicing the violin and attending school functions. This petite miss excellently portrayed the ten year old Fleece in our senior class play. Her adeptness on the violin earned for her a berth in the district and state orchestra festivals and accounts for her acceptance by the Eastman School of Music. Tattler Staff fB'uriuef.r Martagerl 3g Clair Play 3,' Concert Orcheftra 1, CSecretaryj 2, CPre.riderttl 3,' Glee Club Ig Choru: I, 2, QTrea.rurerD 3,' Monitor Club 2, 3,' Library Club I, fVice Prefideritb 2,' Boofter Club CSecretaryD 3. RICHARD H. BUSS Macungie, Route 1 Academic Dick The mere mention of Robin caused a deep crimson color to rush to Dickie Boy's'y ears. An avid sportsman, he enjoyed all phases of hunting, fishing and other outdoor sports. Building radios as a hobby aroused his interest in electronics as a career. He plans to continue his studies at Penn State. Clan' Play 35 Bareball 2, 35 Chorus 35 Cortreroatiort and Wild Life Club I, 29 Typewritiug Club 3. Kijanigil BARBARA A. COCKLIN 526 Chestnut Street Academic Cocley', Sophistication plusl This pretty miss could never be angry with anyone. Her presence at the swimming pool and bowling alley inspired many local boys to follow the sports. Although her plans for the future are not definite, We are sure with her abilities she will be successful in anything she attempts. Tattler Staff CAdoertiJirtg Mauagerl 3,' Hi jeff Staff CTypiJtD 35 Bafleetball CStudeut Mauagerj I, 2, 3,' Colour Guard 2, 3,' Choru: I, 2, 3,' Monitor Club 2, 3,' Dramaticr Club 2g Vanity E Club 35 Athletic Club I. if-Betty!!

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Club 1, 2. RUTH R. ENGELMAN Vera Cruz Secretarial Ruthie We shall always remember Ruthie for her sense of humor, her neat appear- ance and most of all for her recitation of a Pennsylvania German poem in assembly. Her pastimes were writing letters, talking and attending football and basketball games. We know she will be a successful and efficient secretary. Tattler Staff Cddvertiring Managerl 3,' Typewriting Club I. DONALD P. FEGELY 230 Adrain Street Geueral Don This witty, easy-going, jovial fellow was usually working after school at Shiffer's Market. Don, an enthusiastic sports fan, enjoyed roller skating, golf and playing basketball for the Dales in the recreation league. Whether it be the Armed Forces or a clerical job, Donls personality will certainly be an asset. Chen and Checker: Club I, 25 Gob' Club QSetretaryj 3,' Boorter Club 3. - 24 - JOAN E. DRUCKENMILLER 229 North Fifth Street Academic oame With her insatiable appetite, hot dog sales were boosted when oame was around. A shy and modest girl, she enjoyed sports events driving her father s car, playing the piano and going to the movies Her promptness reliability and patience with children will surely ard her in the field of pedlatrrcs Tattler Staff CClar.r Editorj 35 Glee Club QP1amrtl I Choruf 2 3 Athlettf DONALD E FEATHER 1304 West Minor Street General Douute A happy-go-lucky fellow, Donnie Was always singing his favorite cowboy songs or giving advice to the love-lorn Donnie was an all around athlete and a lover of the great outdoors. His interest 1n animals will assure him success as a game warden or as a forest ranger Football I, 3,' Barketball I, 2,' Bareball I 2 3 Gym Team Student Manager 2, 3,' Cortrervatiort and Wild Ltfe Club fSecretary I 2 Varstty E Club 3