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E-Hive Brings the News to Student Body E-HIVE STAFF. Bottom Row: Beth Krommes, Sheri Ernico, Lyn Hartman, Nan Ritz, Donna Butz. Debbie Arndt, Kay Ehas, Wanda Transue. Second Row: Marsha Knauss, Tina Hoffman, Susan Malkan, Peggy Dries, Cindy Thomas. Rebecca Buss. Jean Guditus, Cindy Schantzenbach, Sherry Sebring. Third Row: Mr. Robert Gackenbach (Advisor), Susan Hindsman. Margie Krobock, Patri- cia Schnabel. Susan Meminger, Jan Moyer, Gayl Michael, Doreen Krause, Stephanie Marchak. Cheryl Bauman. Zoe Fries. Back Row: David Rodale, Barbara Kahler, George Nowack. Marie Dela- hunty. Douglas Laudenschlager, Nancy Segilia, Loise Meminger, Darlene Krause. Donna Krupa, Linda Harkins. EDITORIAL STAFF. Bottom Row: Mar- sha Knauss, Margie Krobock, Susan Meminger. Back Row: Stephanie Marc- hak. Mr. Robert Gackenbach (Advisor), Susan Hindsman. Kristina Hoffman, Doreen Krause. 26
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FBLA Seeks Opportuniiy in Business World FUTURE BUSINESS LEAD- ERS OF AMERICA, a club designed for students inter- ested in a business career, sought to reveal some of the myriad secrets of the business world. Knowing what to expect and how to cope with problems affiliated with busi- ness comprised the program of learning available for FBLA members. FBLA. Bottom Row: Beverly Scholl. Dean Greenawalt. Second Row: Karen Loessl, Sharon Gehman. Bonnie Nierhaus, Doro- thy Reichl. Margie Boehm, Joanne Zer- fass. Back Row: Jane Shankweiler, Gerry Evans. Jeff Bailey, Michael Antrim. Rob- ert Tranguch. Rickey George, Mr. Mor- gan (Advisor). 25
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of Emmaus High in Eight Exciting Editions Mr. Robert Gackenbach, Advisor Kristina Hoffman, Editor-in-Chief “E-Hive,” the school newspa- per, through eight monthly editions, aimed to convey school news activities, and honors, along with entertain- ing material. Under the com- petent supervision of Mr. Gackenbach and student Edi- tor-in-Chief Tina Hoffman, staff members learned the fun- damentals of journalism. Upon the distribution of each edi- tion, reading the E-Hive” nat- urally supplanted the reading of required assignments.
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