Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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Left to Right-First Row: Miss Hauser, Miss Riclncn, Mrs. Zimmerman, Miss lVicl..can. Second Row: Mrs. Moyer, Mrs. Jagnesalc, lVlrs. Bcnliiclci, Miss Nestleroih. Faculty HARVEY H. BECKER, BS.-Physicsg Chemistry: Biologyg Nlathematics'-Adviser of Hi-Y Clulo. ALBERT S. BENFIELD, B.A., lVl.A.-Englishg German-Adviser ol The Tattler tlxlewspaper, ancl Yearhoolclg Coach oi Dehateg Air Raicl Fire Vvarcien. ARLINE S. BENFIELD, B.A.-Typingg Shorthancl,-Adviser of Gregg Typists Clulo. HOWARD K. DEISCHER, B.Ph., lVl.A.-Prololems of Democracy, American History, Algebra,-Aclviser of lVlonitor Clulo. G. DAVID GILBERT, BS.,-fl'listory-Assistant Coach of Athletics. WAYNE C. HANDWERK, BS.,-Vocational Agriculture-Aclviser of F. F. A. Chapter. CLIFFORD D. HARTMAN, BS., lVl.Ecl.-Healthy Physical Education-Coach of Athletics. GLADYS B. HAUSER, B.S., lVl.A.-Shorthanclg Boolclceepingg Consumer Education- Aclviser of Flying Fingers!! ANTHONY J. JAGNESAK, B.S.-High School instrumental Music-Director of High School Bancl. PAULINE R. JAGNESAK, BS.-Healthg Physical Eciucationg Supervisor of Physical Eclucation in Grades'-'Aclviser of Girls, Athletic Cluhg Girls, Varsity Baslret- ball. 10

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ADMIN ISTRATGRS HOWARD J. YEAGER, BA., MA. Superintendent of Schools As you leave your high school at a moment of world tumult, l trust that you carry with you an aloiding faith in those principles which have made America what she is today and which have made possible the privileges which you have enjoyed here. I hope you will continue to learn and to lceep pace with the times. We do not lcnow what the morrow will luring lout we do lcnow that it will not he exactly as it is today. New frontiers need intellectual leadership more than they need the huslcy pioneer who could stand naturevs hardship in the time of Horace Greely. ln time of war, when people are bent on destruction, higger and sturdier machines are a tremendous advantage. Yet history has always shown and prohahly will con- tinue to show that it takes intelligence and generalship to win a war. If you continue to study, remain loyal and use sound common sense, a successful career is assured. ALLEN F. HELLER, B.S. Principal of the High School Qur chief concern is the preservation of freedom and democracy. You have experi- enced real life hy participating in school projects, school government, civic activities, and heing solely responsible for many ol them, thus heing part ol a real democracy. You are fortunate to graduate lrom a school that uses democratic methods to teach de- mocracy. You are entering a world torn lay strife. If our liberties are to endure, we must he worthy of them. We must live the ideals of democracy and assume our responsihili- ties as well as our privileges. Think clearly and he ready to malie any sacrifice, keep bodies strong, place righteousness first, coun- try aloove party, statesmanship ahove poli- tics, and love ahove hate. May each he worthy ol the liherty we enjoy and may success crown your efforts always. 9

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ARTHUR K. KLINGAMAN, BS.,-fiVIathematicsg Scienceg Biology-Adviser of Radio Club. PAULINE E. MCLEAN, BS.-Home Economicsg Supervisor of Cafeteria-Assistant Adviser in Junior Red Cross. HILDA C. MOYER, B.A.-English: French-Adviser of Girl Reserves: Junior Red Cross. RUTH P. NESTLEROTH, BS.-Librarian'-'Adviser of Library ELWOOD L. GRTT, B.A., NI.A.'-Lating Civics,-'Assistant in Tattler. ERROL K. PETERS-fiVIusicg Guidance-Adviser of Student Counciig Director of Orchestra: Boys' Glee Clubg Girls, Glee Cluiug Ciiorusg Dance Crchestrag Three Dots and a Dastlg Brass Quartetg Male Quartet. EVALINE J. IQIEBEN, BS.-Business Mathematics: Junior Business Trainingg Sales- mansiiipg Gftice Practice. THOMAS M. B. SCHRADER, B.S.Hlndustrial Arts-Adviser of Future Craftsmen: Coach of Traclcg Faculty Manager of Athletics. HARVEY O. WALBERT, BS.-Art-Adviser of Riiie Club. MARGARET K. ZIMMERMAN, B.A., IVLA.,-Engiisiig Coach of Dramatics, and Decla- mation Contests. Left fo Right--First Row: Mr. Bcnficlcl, Wir. Heller, Mr. Yeager, Mr. Ortt. Second Row: Mr. Peters, Mr. Becker, Mr. Jagncsak, Mr. Vxfalbcrt, Dr. Deisclwcr. Third Row: Mr. Hanrlwerk, Mr. Hartman, Mr. Schrader, Mr. Gilbert. Not Pictured: Mr. Klingaman. F W l 1