Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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The First Class Donce - PEGGY D. BRUBAKER 902 BUTTONWOOD STREET Diane's capabilities and versatility were matched by her loquacious- ness and amiability. These characteristics made her a perfect Carol in the senior class play. Di's artistic talent made her a must on all the decorating committees and Won her many prizes for her paintings on local merchant's Windows during the Halloween season. It is only natural that Diane plans to become a fashion illustrator. GENERAL COURSE. Tennis Club I, QSeeretaryj 25 Home Nursing Club CPresialentj 3,' Glee Club I, 2, 3,' Chorus I, 2, Gym Team 35 Class Play 3. DOROTHY E. BRUCH 322 NoRTH FIFTH STREET Pertness, friendliness, and coquettishness are the charming character- tics which won Dorothy many friends, as well as the honor of being chosen junior Prom Queen. Her dramatic ability was manifested when she' took honorsrin the Declamation Contest and skillfully portrayed Liz in the senior class play. With her determination she is sure to succeed in whatever she endeavors. COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE. Homeroom Treasurer 3, Assistant Class Secretary 3,' The Tattler Staj' fddoertising lllanagerb 3,' Class Play 3,' sllajorette 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 3,' Chorus 1, 2, Library Club fSeeretaryj I, QPresidentj 2,' Declamation Contest 2,' Gym Team I. BERTHA R. CAULTON MACUNGIE The Macungie girl with side-splitting Witticism is Bertie. Her cordial smile and amiable manner Won her many friends While she was working in the school library, Writing for The Tattler, or rooting for the Hornets during football and basketball seasons. Her integrity and dependability won the respect of both teachers and students. Bertie's keenhinsight and understanding of people will be great assets to her as a teac er. COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE. The Taztler Stal? CFeazure Edizorj 3,' Glee Club 1, 2, 3,' Chorus 1, 2,' Library Club 1, Clfiee-Presidentj 2. DALE D. CLAUSER 103 NORTH SEVENTH STREET Teasingly labeled a casanova by his classmates, Dale, nevertheless, accepted this taunting good-naturedly and smilingly. Slow and dreamy- eyed, he nexgearqvwfoiviiied about the tomorrows, but lived only for the todays alud enJoyed' doing so. Unhurried and lethargic by nature, contrastingly he was' a virtual Hash on the basketball court, a peer of the' squad. COLLEGE PREPARATORY CoURsE. Basketball I, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3,- Band I, 25 Gymnastic Cllgb Ig Solarium Club 2, 3.

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First Day And lnifiorions . CHARLES J. S. BIEBER ALBURTIS Cooking spaghetti, painting outdoor scenes in oils, and reading good literature were Charlie's varied hobbies. He will be remembered as the happy-go-lucky fellow who occasionally slept through the next class. He liked dancing and attended many school functions. He wants to be a diesel operator in the U.S. Navy. INDUSTRIAL ARTS COURSE. Glee Club 3,' Gymuafric Club 1, 3, Stage Crew Club 2. PATRICIA H. BRADY 948 EVERGREEN STREET Infectious laughter, incessant chatter and Pat are inseparable. A loyal and ardent sports fan, she attended all athletic events. With her carefree, amiable personality, and her neat appearance, she was admired and respected by her classmates. I-Ier insatiable appetite made her number one on the diet list. Pat's patience and love of children will surely bring her success as an elementary school teacher. COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE. E-Hive Stal? CCirculation Mauagerj 3,' Glee Club I, 2, 35 Chorux I, 2,' Recrfational Swimming Club I, 2,' Homfroom Sacretary 2. RONALD J. BREY 529 BROAD STREET Scoring the winning touchdown in the Whitehall-Emmaus game will remain one of Ron's most memorable athletic achievements for his Alma Mater. In his sophomore and junior years he was awarded the coveted Player'S Player Trophy. A gentleman athlete, he was highly respected for his courtesy and good manners. Ron is an advocate of bachelorhood. INDUSTRIAL ARTS COURSE. Football I, 2, 3,- Barketball CStudenz lllaiiagzr I, 2, 3D,' Track I, 2, 3,' Gymuaftic Club I, 2, 3,' Vanity EU Club I, Cyice-Presideiitb 2, CPrzfidenzj 35 Gym Tzam I, 2, 3. RONALD T. BRGBST 424 ELM STREET When you heard a piercing roar of exhausts and saw a white streak go Hashing by, you knew it was -lag. He was an ardent lover of sports cars, he never had trouble with his Jaguar-his greatest trouble was girls. Listening to records and working in his father's store occupied most of his time. ROnald's ambition is to be an amateur sports car racer. Igli plans to attend the Briggs Cunningham -IaguarMechanicSTra1ning c ool. GENERAL COURSE. Rifle Club I,- United Nation: Club 2, 3.

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Out of This World . ZONA GAIL COPE 844 CHESTNUT STREET Notice a long, blond pony tail bouncing down the court? That's Zona Gail-a cheerleader and a valuable guard on the girl's basketball team. Congeniality, proficiency, and poise are a few of the attributes that qualif1ed Zona Gail for Football Queen of 'S7. Because of her patience, gentle nature, and love of children, success as an elementary teacher is assured. COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE. E-Hive Staj Cflireulazion Managerj 3,' Bafketball I, 2, 3,' Cheerleader 2, 3,' Clee Club CSecretaryD I, 2, 3,' Choruf CSecretaryj 1, 2,' Student Council I, 2, CSecretaryj 3,' Library Club 1, Z,' Dolphin Club 1, CSeeretaryj 25 Varsity EH Club 2, CSecretaryj 3,' Cym Team I, 2, 3. DONALD V. CUNNINGHAM 616 NORTH SECOND STREET The worrier of the senior class, Don was the victim of many a class- mate's teasing. He was painfully conscientious and made every task a project of utmost importance. His shyness somewhat limited his social activitv but not his enthusiasm for s orts Don wishes to re are . -' . . . . .P . ' P P himself for business administration while in college. COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE. E-Hive Staj QReporterD 2, Clary Play Chefs and Checleerf Club QSecretary- Treafurerj I,' Sportf Ojiciating Club . BRUCE L. DAVID ALBURTIS Bruce's keen interest in the realm of nature often sent him on a hunting trip. To achieve expert marksmanship, he practiced diligently with his rifle. Many enjoyable hours were spent at home working on his model railroad or making and rehnishing gunstocks. Bruce's meticulous, neat work and eHiciency in mechanical drawing warrant a successful career as a drafting engineer. GENERAL COURSE. Football I, CStudent illanager 2, 3D,' illodel Air- plane Club Cl7ice-President I, 2, 35, Stage Crew Club 2, 3,' Student Council 1, 2. RITA E. DIEHL 825 WALNUT STREET Wherever you heard the rapid tapping of a typewriter, you were likely to find Rita. Continuously striving to improve the quality and speed of her work, she will be a valued member of any OHice staff. Roller skating and collecting coins were her leisure-time activities. Appreciative of her Alma Mater, she disliked those who did not respect lt. SECRETARIAL COURSE. Athletic Club I, 2, 3. Q29-