Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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Four Yeors Ago, fhe Closs of T959 Lived DAVID E. ACKER 639 CHESTNUT STREET Tweety, the hunter and trapper of the class, often spun an interesting yarn about his wintry exploits in the woods, or his adventurous jaunts along streams. Apparently a quiet fellow, he was, however, often the instigator of many mischievous pranks. His interests ranged from dancing to automobile racing. Dave plans to fulfill his military obliga- tion after graduation. GENERAL CoURSE. MARLENE L. ALDERFER 249 MAIN STREET lVlarlene's quiet composure and ability to take criticism unusually well made her a likable classmate and Student. In her leisure time she was either skating or engrossed in a book. Apparently imperturb- able, she became aroused while discussing a student,s disrespect for the Alma Mater and rude behavior in the halls. Her desire is to become a file clerk or typist. CLERICAL CoURSE. Hovnf Nurfing Club I, 2,' Tennif Club 3,- Gym Exhibition 2. DAVID L. ALDRICH EMMAUS, ROUTE 1 'Monte', who entered E. H. S. as a senior, had no difficulty in adjusting himself to the school and making friends, because of the garrulous and gregarious nature which he possessed. Another con- tributing factor to his immediate popularity was his beautiful tenor voice. Having a Herculean physique, which will be the envy of his college friends, Dave joined the weight lifting club, and was elected its president. GENERAL COURSE. Wrefzling QStudent Managerb 35 Glee Club 35 Choru: 3,' Weight Lifting Club QPre.fidentj 3. LANI A. AMIG 339 CHESTNUT STREET How you doing, kid?', was Lani's pleasant, friendly greeting to everyone. The fact that he was an excellent guard for the football team and a capable manager of the basketball team helped him gain the respect of his classmates. Lani was an athlete at heart, but never passed up an opportunity to dance to rock 'n' roll music or go bowling with the gang. GENERAL COURSE. Football I, 2, 3,- Baxkeiboll CStudent Manager I, 2, 315 Track I,' Sport: Ojiciating Club Ig Varsity E Club 2, fSec- retaryl 3.

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the Life of Humble Freshmen . . WILLIAM R. ANDERSON 177 HARRISON STREET Bill's interest in science and astronomy was not evident to his class- mates because of his retiring disposition and reserve. .These IIIKCFCSIS, however, did not keep him from having friends and enjoying his school life. Bill's expressed aim is to be the recipient of a college degree. COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE. United Nations Club I,- Astronomy Club CTTEJIUTETD 2,' Mathematics Club QTreasurerj 3. BONNIE L. ANDREWS S43 NORTH SIXTH STREET A radiating personality and a friendly smile helped Bonnie cheer many of her acquaintances. Anyone looking for this ambitious, blue eyed blond, could find her reading, babysitting, or dancing, which she enjoyed along with anything that included the word fun. Bonnie hopes to contribute her share to the nursing profession. COLLEGE PREPA.RATORY COURSE. Glee Club 2, 3,' Chorus 3, Tennis Club I,' Drama Guild 2,' Home Nursing Club 3,' Gym Exhibition I. LAVERNE B. ARNDT VERA CRUZ Popularity and versatility exemplified LaVerne's character in school. In addition to instigating classroom antics, LaVerne, with his masculine physique, performed as a swimmer, wrestler, and gymnast. His love for the Outdoors is shown in his like for archery and hunting, Which, along with endless dating, comprise his recreational time. COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE. Track 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 2,' Gym Club I, 2, 3,' Gym Exhibition I, 2, Aquacade I, 2, 3,' Homeroom Ojicer I, 2. LARRY C. BACHMAN 336 MINOR STREET Larry was recognized everywhere by his dark CFCW-Cut. I-Iis precise and agile performances on the trampoline made him an outstanding gymnast throughout his high school years. A sociable lad, he gets along well with everyone and has numerous interests which include hunting and archery. Enlisting in a branch of the Armed Forces is his immediate plan for the future. INDUSTRIAL ARTS COURSE. Gym Club 1, .2,' Gym Exhibition 1, 2.