Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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ANNE D. I-IOUSEKNECHT 47 South Fifth Street General E1nu,' Emu, one of the sharpshooters of the girls' basketball team, was always actively engaged in class and athletic activities. Although she disliked dancing, she did enjoy associating with boys, especially those in the junior class. Her main ambition is to be a WAF, but we are sure she will make some lucky fellow a wonderful wife. Basketball I, 2, 3,' Choruf 2, 35 Monitor Club 2, 3,' Athletic Club I,' Vanity EH Club 2, 3. his father's furniture store. PAULINE G. KAUFFMAN Wescosville, Route 1 Secretarial Pauling Lively, jovial and possessing a cheerful disposition, Pauline liked to tell jokes and tried to see the humorousside of everything. In her spare time she liked to knit, bowl and roller skate. Her great desire is to have a responsible position in some executive's office. Athletic Club 25 Knitting Club 3,' Boofter Club 3. secretary. Knizzing Club 3. VERNON J HOWERTER 517 Seem Street General V N11 Do you see those girls in Room 1? Well there IS Vern in the middle of them Always looking for excitement, he was willing to try anything once He was an ardent lover of football and track In the near future he plans to manage Football 3,' Track I, 2, 3,' Band I 2 3 Chen' and Checleerf Club I 2 3 VIVIAN O KAUFFMAN 16 East Minor Street Secretarial VWUW Intelligent and sincere, Vivian will be remembered for her last minute arrivals at school. Interested in baseball basketball and tennis she also spent much of her time playing the piano and participating in church activities Her sweet disposition, poise and thoughtfulness assure her of success as a

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JUDITH A. HERR Zionsville, Route 1 Secretarial july Anyone looking for an argument? Judy, quick tempered and unpredictable, was always ready to debate with anyone. Her conversational ability will surely prove an asset to her secretarial career. For her pastime she enjoyed reading, going to movies and had a particular like for convertibles. Tattler Staff fFeature Editorj 3,' Glee Club 2, 3,' Chorus 2, 3,' Monitor Club 2, 3,' Home Nurfing Club Ig Knitting Club 2. CARL HEYER 423 Railroad Street General Rurn0lu1n One of the casanovas of our class, Carl was frequently at the canteen or taking walks with a group of girls. He will be remembered for his efficient managing of the football team. His future plans are to go to business college if the Armed Forces do not claim him first. Football I, CStudent Managed 2, 3,' Choru: 2,' Monitor Club 2, 3,' Conxervation and Wild Life Club I, 2,' Vanity Eu Club 3. JACQUELINE A. HILLEGASS 1992 Chestnut Street Commercial jackie Energetic and talkative, Jackie interrupted many a serious conversation with her contagious laugh. She will be remembered for her daring election bets, especially with the faculty. Dancing and swimming were tops on her list of favorite activities. With her unique sense of humor, she is sure to add excitement to any executive's office. Glee Club 2,' Choruf 2, 3,' Athletic Club I,' Leather Craft Club Clgrefidentj 2,' Photography Club 3. ARTHUR A HOFFMAN 203 North Third Street General Perce Arthurls curly hair, broad smile and hearty laughter could not be missed. Having a special talent for show business, his part in the operetta Blossom Time will long be remembered. His favorite pastimes were dancing and sleeping during class. After serving his country as a Marine, he plans to be- come an automobile mechanic. Band I, 2, 35 Concert Orchestra I,' Choru: 3,' Chen and Checleerf Club I, 2, 3. ... 28 ..

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l REBECCA A. KELLER 317 North Second Street Commercial UB-ethyl, Driving her father's convertible and cheering at football games were Becky's favorite pastimes. She will long be remembered for her dancing routines in assembly, her pleasant smile and her sparkling blue eyes. She was an amusing and delightful friend to everyone. Becky hopes to devote most of her time to homemaking for some lucky fellow. lllajorette 3,' Glee Club 2,' Chorur 2, 3,' Dramaticr Club I,' Leather Craft Club fSecretary-Trearurerj 2, Photography Club CTrea.rurerl 3. SYLVIA I. KERN East Texas Secretarial Sir Although very serious minded and sincere, Sylvia had a great desire for learning unusual dances and making new acquaintances. She was fond of sports, especially football and baseball. Her ambition is to be employed in an insurance office as a comptometer operator. Dramaticf Club I,' Athletic Club 2,' Knitting Club QPre:ialentj 3. ROBERT D. KING Alburtis Commercial Bobby Whose math may I havefv was usually Bobby's morning greeting. Talk- ative and fun loving, he has proved his ability as captain of the Monitor Club. His favorite pastimes were eating and dancing. With his ability in commercial work, we know he will succeed as a railroad agent. Tattler Staff CPhotographerj 3,' Student Council I, 2, 35 Monitor Club 2, CCaptainQ 35 Typewriting Club lg Photography Club 2. ROBERTA M. KNAPP Emmaus, Route 1 Academic Robin Whether in class or canteen, church or gym, Robin's happy blushing face was usually turned toward Dickie Boyu. Her brilliance brought her high scholastic honors. Robin's zest in sports gained for her the position of manag- ing editor of the sports section of the Tattler. To attend Penn State in hope of becoming a food chemist is her one ambition. Tattler Staff Clllanaging Editorj 3,' Baxketball 1,' Glee Club I,' Chorus I, 2, 3,' Library Club 1, 2.