Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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CONSTANCE E. GARMAN 149 Elm Street Connie never ceased playing the role of an endman in our Freshman Minstrelg all through her high school years she kept audiences in an uproar with her pantomimes and mimicry. Her future plans are to become a secretary for the Pennsyl- vania Power and Light Company, and in time - marry that certain guy. SECRETARIAL COURSE. The Tuttle-r Staff CB-urinerf Il-Ianagerj 3,' Choru: 3,' Tri-Hi-Y Club I,' Athletir Club 2. JOHN W. GEARY Macungie, Route 1 Here was a boy noted for his wavy hair. He enjoyed travel- ing, especially to Canada and Florida. You could always find john in a corner with a group of students enjoying a heated argument. His secret desire is to be a professional boxer or wrestler, but his future plans are to go to California and become a lawyer. GENERAL COURSE. Gym Team 1, 25 Glee Club I,' Gymuartic Club I, 2,' Wlldltlfe Club QPre.vide1ztj 3. GEORGE A H GEIGER, JR. 615 Walnut Street Intensely interested in athletics, George was an expert on sports statistics and an efficient student manager. Although he has leanings toward a naval career, his true aim is to enter the ministry. The clergy will certainly welcome him into their profession because of his deep religious convictions and his desire to help humanity. ACADEMIC COURSE. Football Student Manager I, 2, 3? Basketball Student A-lanager I, 2, 3, Bareball Student rllauager 1, 2, 3,' Clair Play 3,' rllonitor Club 2, 3, Vanity E Club 3,5 Nature Study Club I, CSee1'etaryj 2. DOLORES E GEIST Alburtis, Route 1. Unpredictable and devilish, Dolores was always looking for an argument or making a bet. Not only did she enjoy cheer- ing at sports events, but also driving her dad's car, and is particularly fond of convertibles. With her energy and diligence, Dolores will surely prove successful either as a secretary or housewife. SECRETARIAL COURSE. T ri-Hi-Y Club I, 2, 3. .... 27 ..

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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.

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JUDITH V. GENOVESE 551 Broad Street Although seemingly quiet, Judy was fun-loving and flirta- tious. Swimming, bowling, driving her father's car, and going to the movies kept her on the go. She also enjoyed music, and was one of the clarinetists in the school band. The immediate years of her future will be spent Working as a secretary. SECRETARIAL COURSE. Band I, 2, 3,- Tr-1'-Hi-Y Club 1, 3,- Athletic Club 2. CHARLES-I GEORGE 54-7 Elm Street Charles, Smily to everyone at school, was intelligent, calm, and pleasant, no matter what his job. With his adeptness for Working with plants and animals he surely will have a promising future as a farmer. He was frequently seen setting up a projector in school. Charles definitely dislikes women and he intends to remain a bachelor. GENERAL COURSE. Projectionim Club 2, QTrea.rurerD 3. MERLIN R. GEORGE 547 Elm Street Merlin, a happy-go-lucky student, who will be remembered by most of his classmates for his long hair and funny remarks, took part in football and track. After spending many a sum- mer on his grandfather's farm, his ambition is to become a bulldozer operator after serving his country in the Marine Corps. GENERAL COURSE. Football I, 2, 3, Track 2, 3,- Mou- itor Club 2, 3,' Projectioniftf Club 2, Cymnariic Club I. NANCY R. GILBERT Zionsville, Route 1 Nan was a quiet secretarial student who attended nearly all of the sports events. Although she participated in, and enjoyed outdoor activities, she also liked to watch television, listen to the radio, and drive around in her sister's Austin. In the future she plans to become a secretary and grace the home of some lucky fellow. SECRETARIAL COURSE. Choru: 2, 3, Athletic Club I,- Crafzx Club 2, fTrea.rurerQ 3. ..25v