Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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Key Club Serving school and community, strength- ening relations with the Kiwanis Club, and providing vocational training, the Key Club stood by its motto, Caring — Our Way of Life.” Activities included delivering turkey bas- kets to the elderly at Thanksgiving, answer- ing Santa Claus letters from young children at Christmas, and sponsoring a School Lead- ers Banquet in the spring. In order to finance these and other service projects, the Key Club worked closely with its advisor, Mr. Wesser, to sponsor a highly profitable Donkey Basketball Game and assumed responsibility for the printing and sale of basketball programs for the season. KEY CLUB OFFICERS. Bottom Row: Richard Stone- back. Junior Board Member; Henry Hudson, Treasurer; Platte B Moring III, President. Back Row: David Bieler. Senior Board Member; William Hacker, Secretary; Andrew Peters. Vice-President. KEY CLUB. Bottom Row: Michael Gabcllini, Daniel Kloiber, Randy Ricder, John Grim. Platte B. Moring III (President). Second Row: Matthew Rhodes. Andrew Peters (Vice-President), Daniel Marwick, Kevin Coulton, Mark Gcry, Peter Ycakcl, Guy Frankcnfield. Back Row: William Hacker (Secretary), Henry Hudson (Treasurer), Kenneth Kissinger, David Bieler (Senior Board Mem- ber), David O'Rourke, Nelson Fernandez, Donald Rich- ards, Richard Stoneback (Junior Board Member). 28

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Individual Honors NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALISTS. Carl Mclroy. William Debus. Daniel Harwick. LETTER OF COMMENDATION WINNERS Bot- tom Row: Donald Richards. Valeric Monroe. Richard S. Williams, Robert McCormick. Back Row: Charles Mcitzler, Marie Alvarado, Gwendolyn Zillig. Anne Kauffman. Lucinda Hanzlik, Dean Kelly, Matthew Rhodes. To determine which students qualify as Semi-finalists in the National Merit Scholar- ship program, the Selection Index for all eli- gible participants in a state is put in descend- ing order. The Merit Program commended students who scored at or above the national qualify- ing score set for the Commended Students but lower than the score required for Semi- finalists received a Letter of Commendation. Annually the Daughters of the American Revolution Award was presented to a Senior Girl who fulfilled the requirements. To be eligible, she must show evidence of an out- standing degree of leadership, dependability, and service. Traits to be considered in each of these categories included truthfulness, loy- alty, punctuality, courtesy, and cooperation. She must also reflect a deep sense of patriot- ism and devotion to family, church, school, community, and nation. 27

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Keyettes KEYETTECLUB. Bottom Row: A lyssa Hvizdos, Robin Handwerk, Anne Powell, Marla Coulton, Melanie Weid- ncr. Patricia Steiner, Lisa Levine, Toni Uttimer. Second Row: Pamela Gilbert, Ijori Campbell, Donna Frantz. Marie Alvarado. Karen Bausman, Dorothy O’Connors. Karen Zogas, Sandra Wentz, Kathy Gersbach. Third Row: Patricia Messerschmidt, Susan Rockwell, Karla Bausman. Debra O'Connors. Susan Roland. Jan Camp- bell. Patricia Hull. Debra Picrog. Anne Kauffman. Back Row: Susan Gibbard. Karen Solt. Eleanor Mansell. Anne I udenslagcr. Jan Shelhammcr, Ixxsa Bcrges.Jill Harper. Joan Jepsen, Amy Fowler, I.ori Simmons, Kathryn Yeakel, Jan Hemj erly, Jan Engelbrecht, Amy Carl, Dru- cinda Harrison, Gwendolyn Zillig. OFFICERS. Bottom Row: Marie Alvarado (Vicc-Presi- dent), Susan Roland (Treasurer). Back Row: Sylvia Hav- lish (Advisor). Dawn Lennon (Advisor). Dorothy O’Connors (Secretary). Gwendolyn Zillig (President) Keyettes,” female counterpart of Key Club, emerged under the direction of Mrs. Lennon to provide service to the school and community. To raise funds Keyettes sponsored a Slave Day” on which a $1.00 fee entitled a student to a slave for a day. Taking their service responsibility seri- ously, the girls collected for Mcals-on- Wheels, assisted the Kiwanis at their annual Christmas party for retarded children, deliv- ered Thanksgiving baskets to the needy, pre- pared Valentine gifts for guests of the Phoebe Home, and took orphaned children to the movies.