Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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THE TALENT SHOW The 1987 Talent Show, sponsored by the Emmaus Key Club, was a success! Various types of acts in- cluding bands, singers, dancers, and pianists per- formed for a large audience in the high school auditorium. Wes Krail captured third place with a magnificent drum solo, while Geoff Whitcomb amaz- ed the audience with his fantastic second place piano performance. First place went to John Pfeiffer and Jason McMahon who did a spectacular Elvis im- personation. The surprise act of the night (at least to one of the participants) was the track team's serenade of Alison Saeger to the tune of “You've Lost that Loving Feeling. Tickling the ivories, Geoff Whit Crooner Donald Johnson stops comb plays his way to second the world for Shea Elmore. place Capturing the first place honors are Jason McMahon and John Pfeiffer as Elvis-old and young Serenading Alison Saeger. the boys track team declares You've lost that loving feeling. Student Life 29

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BACHELOR AUCTION This March Emmaus saw an unusual type of fund raiser. Cookies or candy were not the wares being pedalled for weeks on end; this time it was students themselves who were being sold. Unable to hold Slave Day or the Dance Marathon for various reasons, the Key Club developed the idea of the Bachelor Bachelorette Auction. During the March activity period, Emmaus students crowded into the auditorium to buy a date, laugh at a friend, or just watch as 25 Key Club and student body members were auctioned off to the highest bidder. Later that month the Bachelors Bachelorettes and their dates went to the movies at the General Cinemas and to Cavaluzzo’s for pizza. Over all, the auction was a big success with the most expensive bachelor, Eric Clock, going for the high price of $65! All proceeds, which totalled over $1,000, were donated to fhe Muscular Dystrophy Association. John Costello and Lisa Sabe enjoying themselves on their date Christine Saxman asks the camera. What is Mark Stuart doing? Patiently waiting. Tom Kenyon hopes someone will bid lots of money. Ellen Sebastian and her bachelor Dave Hartenstine take time out to smile. Mrs. Springer auctions James Zelker for an as- tounding price

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An unidentified SADD member takes time to play Death'' during SADD Day The GRIM REAPER visits Emmaus Students in the high school became very concerned this year about the loss of lives due to drunk driving. So they banned together to form a SADD — Students Against Drunk Driving — chapter in our school. Headed by the executive committee of John Pfeiffer. Jon Barker, Krissy Vogel, Meg Geissinger, and Max Forstater, a large number of students set out to combat drunk driving. Although SADD did not sponsor very many activities this year, they are planning for a TV commercial with Safe Rides and an awareness program to be held in local elementary schools. SADD’s biggest event of the year was SADD Day This day was devoted to convincing the students of the seriousness of drunk driving. Every 20 minutes three people were taken from their classes. These people symbolized those killed in drunk driving related ac- cidents daily. Death steals Meg Geissinger from her English class. Dave Hartenstme follows Death from his classroom 30 Student Life