Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

 - Class of 1959

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Holding Deep Regard for Towering Upperclossmen DALE W. BROBST 128 PINE STREET Good-natured and easy-going, Dale was Well-liked by all and admired for his smooth dancing. His enthusiasm for sports Was exemplified in his attendance at most football, basketball, and baseball games. Enlistment in the Air Force is included in his future plans. GENERAL COURSE. Glee Club 35 Choruf 3,' Chef: and Checker! Club Ig United Nation: Club 2, 3. ' v DIANE BROWN ' 156 HARRISON STREET Diane, Who transferred from Palisades High School in her junior year, readily gained many friends. Her popularity and sparkling personality gained her the honor of being an attendant to the Junior Prom Queen. Whenever plans for class functions Were made, Diane's original ideas and cooperative attitude Were greatly appreciated. COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE. Clem Play 3, Student Council 3,- Draina Guild 25 Home Nuizving Club CVice-Prefidentj 3. MELVYN C. BRUDER 615 NORTH SECOND STREET lVfel's constant striving to improve himself in his athletic activities - on the gridiron and Wrestling mats- and in his scholastic pursuits helped to give him the attributes of a Well-rounded student. His friendly personality and boisterous laugh added numerous moments of enjoyment to all his classes. Mells primary interest is electrical en- gineering. COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE. E-Hive Sm-gf CReporterj 3, Clem Play 3, Football I, 2, 3,' Truck I, 3, Wrextling 2, 3, Clee Club 3,' Choruf 35 Weight Lifting Club CSECTEIHVQID 2, United Nationf Club Cylff-P7KJld5HlD I,' Vanity EU Club 3. RONALD D. BUSS MACUNGIE, ROUTE 1 Ronnie was meek in the classroom, but aggressive on the baseball diamond Where he played either first base or in the outfield. Following close behind baseball in Ronnie,s interests were hunting, fishing, and skating. His aspiration is to attend the U. S. Naval Academy and seek a career in the Armed Services. COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE. Beueball 2, 3,- Vanity E Club 3.

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Spoclous Corrlclors of E. H. S. . WILLIAM S. BENNETT I 34 PINE STREET Blond hair, freckles, and a football playerls physique characterize Bill. He was a conscientious student and a regular participant in the Science Fair. For diversion from his intellectual interests, he enjoys tennis, ice skating, and dating. Always polite and courteous, he shoulld readily win the respect of his college classmates and fraternity brot ers. COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE. I-Iomeroom Ojjicer 2, Football J, 2, 3,- Bafeball 1, 2, 3,' Sportf Ofclating Club I, 2, Varflty EH Club 3. C. JOHANN BIERBAUER 955 EVERGREEN STREET Yogi kept quite busy with his journalistic endeavors and musical activities, but was busiest when he was lugging his big bass horn down the football cfield. Johann, a good friend of everyone, has an out- standing aptitude for mathematics, as well as writing, both of which will help him attain a college degree. COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE. Homeroom Ojjicer I, 3,' The Tattler Stajf QS1Dort.vIMauagiug Editor? 3,' E-Hive Sta-gf CRbporterj Ig QPagb Editorj 2, Wreitllug CStucleut lllauagfrj 3,' Baud I, 2, CTreafurerD 3,' Concert Orcheftra 2, 3,' Glee Club I. RICHARD C. BOGERT E 1045 Pennsylvania Avenue Neat and well-groomed, Dick was admired by his classmates for the courteous and gentlemanly manner he possessed. Despite his dillidence, he always enjoyed a practical joke. When Dick was not working for Dr. Rockwell, he was attending football and basketball games, as well as other school functions. To serve Uncle Sam or become a veterinarian is Dick's future plan. GENERAL CoURsE. Stage Crew Club I. SARA JANE BRENSINGER 27 NoRTH FIFTH STREET Whether alfably greeting a school acquaintance or vocally partici- pating in the latest musical show, Sara jane always radiated a spring- like freshness. Not only is she musically inclined, but she displayed her dramatic ability in the competent portrayal of Pat in the Senior class play. Sara's beautiful, melodious voice, in addition to her warm personality and trim appearance made her a popular classmate. COLLEGE PREPARATORY CoURsE. Homeroom Ojicer I, 3, Clan Play 3,- Clee Club I, 2, 35 Chorux I, 3,' Typewrltlug Club I,' Drama Guild 2, Home Nursing Club 3. ....27..



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ond the Awesome Worcl - Senior . . GENE R. BUTZ EAST TEXAS Usually the victim of one ofthe Industrial gang's practical jokes, Drac calmly and nonchalantly took his abuse. When not trimming his buddies in a card game, Drac was hunting in the woodlands of East Texas. Although he has no specific plans for a career, he is looking forward to an enlistment in the Air Force. INDUSTRIAL ARTS COURSE. Chau and Checker: Club 1. JOHN D. BUTZ 560 NORTH SECOND STREET johnls ambition and pleasing personality have contributed to his four successful years at E. H. S. john's relief from scholastic endeavors was his enjoyment of boating and swimming on well-spent vacations in the Pocono Mountains. His ability and determination are indicative of an outstanding career in engineering. COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE. Bafeball CStudfnz Munagfrj I,- Projectlonift Club I, 2, Model Airplane Club 2, Lilff Saving Club 3. THOMAS M. CAPPARELL 547 FRANKLIN STREET State Police bound, this good-looking lad has the physique and tem- perament to see that the Pennsylvania laws are upheld, however, his first obligation will be to the United States Navy. In his spare time he enjoyed hunting in the local woodlands and countryside, or training his beagle dogs for this purpose. INDUSTRIAL ARTS COURSE. Hunting and Fishing Club CVlce-Prem CAROL A. CHRISTMAN ALBURTIS As organist for her church and one of the pianists of the concert orchestra, Carol shared her talents in many musical activities, therefore, her choice of a career in music is understandable. She was a ready listener, a helping friend, and an enthusiastic leader in church work and Camp Fire Girls. A part-time job, plus all her other activities, kept Carol in a constant whirl. COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE. Homeroom Officer I,- The Tattler Staj Cclllff Editorl 3, Concfrt Orchefzm 3,' Glee Club I, 2, 3,' Chorus I, 3,- Typewrlting Club Ig Spanifh Club CPre:identD 2.

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