Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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TAILGATE PARTY What exactly is a tailgate party? This question was asked many times in the halls and classrooms of Emmaus High School in the days and weeks preceding Emmaus's First An- nual Tailgate Party Pep Rally. The event was held October 31 in the high school parking lot prior to the Easton Emmaus football game. Groups of parents as well as students par- ticipated Since it was Halloween, people decorated cars and dressed in costumes. Some groups included Blast From the Past (using the 1950’s as a theme), the Pajama Party (students dressed in pajamas), and the Beach Bums (students attired in various beach wear). Hibachis were brought to cook with, and music was brought to dance to. At the conclusion of the cookout, participants moved the party into the school gym for a mini-pep rally awards ceremony. Awards were given to Tailgate Party groups in the catagories of Best Theme, Best Costume. Coolest Kitchen, Best Decorated Car and Least Original. Juniors Stacie Taylor. Bekie Albright. Liz Pearce (front), and Ami Flexer. Teana Moyer. Karyn Brago. and Michelle Bmner (back) won Best Theme for their Blast From the Past malt shop This decorated car reflects the amount of spirit that was present at the First Annual Tailgate Party The Slumber Party and their cuddley escorts won the Best Costume Award The Beach Bums give new meaning to the phrase Eat. drink, and be merry. Student Life 15

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Dave Poppick. Kim Walp. and Kerry Krause display their spirit for the green and gold dress up contest Nicole Dandeneau and Sheri Miltenberger relax at the Senior Breakfast Tom Brago is honored as having the sexiest legs in the sexy legs contest. IS l . -r lit H 1 JJ « P bf V 9 ' W k r V 14 Student Life

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY Performers took the audience on an imaginary trip to New York City’s High School of the Performing Arts for the musical “Fame. Departing from the traditional straight-drama format, Director Henry McClanahan utilized music and dance for the play which contained the songs ’Fame,'’ “Out Here On My Own, “Dogs in the Yard. and I Sing the Body Electric.” The musical was well received by all who attended. Fame dancers rehearse their steps under the watchful eye of Miss Berg as por- trayed by senior Stephanie Williams Fame cast members Tracey Merkel (center), Sheryl Horrocks, Shea Elmore. Sue Mulliner. Amy Koch, and Debbie Youse take time out to pose for our cameras Senior Sherri Stuart rethinks her lines as she waits for her hair to be finished 16 Student Life