Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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DONALD R. EISENHARD 517 Broad Street Donny , an active student, enjoyed dancing, popular music, and conversing with the girls. Donny also enjoyed sports, but spent much of his time working at Rodale Manufacturing Company, where he befriended many. His immediate future seems to be the Navy, but with his ambition and fortitude he anticipates a career as a draftsman. GENERAL COURSE. Chef: and Checkerf Club I, 2, 3. GRETA 1. FEATHER A 1304 West Minor Street Greta was the dark-haired reserved little miss who was always laughing with her pals in the auditorium. Summer found Greta at a local swimming pool. She has begun to fulfill her ambition to travel, by visiting various places. With a love for housework, Greta will make some lucky fellow a wonderful wife. GENERAL COURSE. Glue Club I, 2, 3,' Chorus I, 2, 3,- Type- writlng Club 3,' Athletic Club 2. ANDRE J. FATULA 231 North Seventh Street To attain an excellent scholastic record was Andre's goal, and he was constantly studying and working to qualify for enrollment in college, in preparation for teaching in an elementary school. He found much enjoyment in reading good booksg but on the lighter side he always had a quick and witty answer to questions that his classmates posed. ACADEMIC COURSE. Hi jeff Staff CReporterD 3,- Clary Play 3,' Cheri and Checkerr Club 1, fSecretary-Trearurerj 35 Golf Club 2. JOYCE A. FEGLEY 407 Chestnut Street A true friend, Joyce always was pleasant and congenial. She was fond of listening to popular records and driving the car. Her fingers have proved their skill in typing and playing the piano. Capable and industrious, she is sure to make a fine housewife for that certain fellow. SECRETARIAL COURSE. Chorux I: Typewrizing Club 1,- Needlecmft Club 2. ..25...

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GERALD R. DIEHL 661 Walnut Street Although he put in many hours at Rodale, Speedy , main- tained a high scholastic record, found time to be a successful and respected class President, and Monitor Club Captain. His loyalty, stability, and sincerity won him many friends. Upon graduation he expects to do his patriotic duty in the United States Navy. GENERAL COURSE. Clan Prefident 3,' Clan Play 3,' Track I, 2, 3,' lllonitor Club 2, Cffaptainj 3,' Natura' Study Club fSecretary-Treanlrerj 1,' Chen and Checleerf Club 2,' Sporty Officiating Club 3,' Booxter Club CVice Prefiderztj 2. PHYLLIS A. DIETRICH Emm aus, Route l Phyllis was noted for her blushing, and indescribable giggle. She was fond of reading and attending sports events. She has shown her serious, conscientious nature as matron for the Macungie Juvenile Grange, having the responsibility of super- vising sixty children. Fast in figures, Phyllis is capable of becoming a highly skilled bookkeeper. SECRETARIAL COURSE. The Tattler Staff CTypi:tj 35 Tri- Hi-Y Club 1,' Crafty Club QPre.vide-ntj 25 Booyter Club 2. ELEANOR E. DRUCKENMILLER 220 Long Street Elly was an active member of all school music organiza- tions. Lively and Witty, she found pleasure in anything from dancing to hunting. She was unpredictable and always chang- ing her hair-do or going on a diet. Her discretion in the selection of clothes and her ability to wear them well indicates a successful career as a model. ACADEMIC COURSE. The Tattler Staff fClub Editor, 3,' Band 1, 2, 3,' Concert Orchestra 2, 3,' Clee Club 2, QPreJide1-ith 3,' Chorux 1, 2, 3,' Tri-Hi-Y Club I,' Athletic Club 2. r HENRY R. ECK Macungie, Route l Henry, one of the more talkative boys in our class, rejoined our Alma Mater in his senior year. With a love for the out-of- doors, his favorite pastimes were hunting and trapping. Although ambiguous about his future plans, Henry's main ambition is to become a cabinet maker. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CoURsE. Conservation and Wildlife Club 1. ..?4... i i

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DAVID L. FENSTERMAKER 32 North Fifth Street A fine physical specimen of manhood, Dave was known for his keen sense of humor and easy going manner. He willingly gave of his musical talents to all the school music presentations. Interested in auto mechanics, he put in many hours of duty at the Calso Service Station. GENERAL COURSE. Clan Play 3,' Football I,- Gym Team I, 2, 3,' Concert Orcheftra I, 2, 3,' Dance Orchestra I, 2, 3,' Glea Club I, 2, 35 Gymuaxtic Club I, 2, fSec1'etaryj 3. HARRY M. FERGUSON Zionsville Mac's complacency towards life and his carefree disposition won for him the title of playboy . His unpremeditated antics added color to many a class session. Seriously, Mac excelled in the field of photography and won many awards in scholastic competition. His power of persuasion and high pressure salesmanship suggest success for him in the business world. GENERAL COURSE. Clan Play 3,' W ildlzfe Club CTrearurzrj 3,' Photography Club fPre.videntj 2. PIERCE C. FLUCK Alburtis, Route 1 Pierce was carefree with a friendly smile and a genial per- sonality. When not driving his father's Hudson, he was usually playing his trumpet or roller skating. His sports interests centered' mainly around basketball and football. He has already Joined the National Guard, but his unrelenting desire IS to become a barber. GENERAL COURSE. Glee Club 3,' Conservation and Wildlife Club I, 2,' Comerfzation Club 3. GERALD A. GALLINA 228 DeLong Avenue A very handsome and talented young man, Gerald was always calm and soft spoken. Although a bit shy and conservative, he always had a smile for everyone. Gerald's spare time was spent working on cars, which will be a great asset to his future plans as an auto body refinisher. A talented accordion player, he is assured of success in the music world. GENERAL CoURsE. Clan Play 3, Chex: and Checker: Club 2, 3.