Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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IEAN M. BARRETT 178 NORTH ST., EMMAUS Uleanien . . . very pretty . . . big brown eyes . . . cute laugh . . . where thereis trouble, there's leanie . . . smooth dancer . . . second home is Bussyis . . . full of vitality . . . navy blue, cake, the song 'Tll Walk Alonei' all make her drool . . . nice all-around kid. General Courseg Tattler Staff 2,3 CBusiness Managerbg Yearbook Stal? 35 Operetta 23 Dancing Club lg Athletic Club 1, 2. SHIRLEY L. BARTO 1 S. HAAS ST., TOPTON L'Barto', . . . a joyful and pleasant person . . . always helping someone . . . enjoys ice skating and bicycle riding . . . has high hope of going into nurses training . . . came to E.H.S. in her Iunior year . . . Top- tonis loss-our gain. Academic Courseg Operetta 2: Chorus 2g Class Play Committee 3. HAROLD I. BAUS ALBURTIS Bang! biffl . . . no, not Mr. Heller . . . just Bausy . . . coming in on the Alburtis train . . . plays baseball-E.H.S. and Alburtis A. C. . . . enjoys company of girls Qbut donlt all the boyslj . . . hopes to be U. S. Marine . . . neat dresser . . . practical joker. General Courseg Football lg Baseball l, 2, 3. EVELYN MAE BEITLER 530 CHESTNUT ST., EMMAUs Tall, attractive, and neat . . . is an accomplished accordion player . . . enjoys dancing and does it very well . . . prefers hot,, jazz music to classic music . . . is always rooting for our team at games . . . spends her free time hiking and driving her bicycle. Commercial Courseg Band lg Dancing Club lg Knitting Club 2. CELIA ANN BENEDICK 663 FURNACE ST., EMMAUS Charming Celie' . . . blonde, blue-eyed . . . sincere and friendly . . . can be found at all E.H.S. games . . . good student . . . entertains us all by relating funny incidents and telling corny', jokes . . . depend- able and punctual . . . often found with good friend, Cathy. Commercial Course, Dancing Club lg Athletic Club 2. Page Twelve

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CLASS OFFICERS Barbara Schreiber, Sec., Miss Strouse Treas.: Bruce Knauss, V. Pres Richard Wieand, Pres. held in the high school gymnasium. The main event, and one we had all been anxiously awaiting, was the Iunior Prom. At the first signs of spring plans were begun for this exciting affair. The special feature of the Prom was the crowning of Barbara Schreiber as Queen. She was crowned with a laurel of flowers and sat on a beautiful throne prepared by the artistic members of our class. It was the first formal for many and oh! what a thrill. Monday after the prom, the school was buzzing with an account of where everyone had gone and how late they had stayed out. The last function of the year was the Senior Farewellu at which we bid the graduating class a very sad adieu. Finally we became seniors and were second to none. What a year! We had the same executive group as in the junior year. The last year was the hardest, with bills to pay and a yearbook to prepare. Everyone had plenty of work to do. But there wasn't enough work to do to keep everyone out of mischief. We kept Mr. Heller busy from 8 in the morning till 4 in the afternoon. Seven senior girls started the year by being suspended the second week of school. The senior class play, Mr. and Mrs. Northw, was one of the big jobs of the year, which proved to be an enormous success. Right on the heels of the play, we sponsored the Thanksgiving dance, The Turkey Hopn. The Snowball Frolicn started the Christmas vacation with a bang. In honor of George Washington's birthday we gave Ye Old Hatchet Swing . The Senior Ball was the biggest event of our entire high school career. You heard plans being made from the beginning of the term. The ball was the last senior affair with everyone having a wonderful time. The year ended with Baccalaureate services and Commencement, which were the most serious of our high school activities. And thus passed our four years of high school. Page E I even

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KERMIT HENRY BIEBER ALLENTOWN ROUTE 2 Tall . . . curly black hair . . . reserved . . . faithful football fan . . . likes roller skating and swimming . . . occasionally attends dances . . . easy going . . . ambitious and industrious . . . Worked during the summer months . . . prefers musical comedies and mystery movies. Commercial Courseg Dancing Club 1. BETTY IEAN BLOCH I23 N. FIFTH ST., EMMAUS Laughter, laughter, and more laughter . . . quite fond of chocolate ice cream . . . slight trouble in driving a car . . . forever writing letters . . . only one outstanding attribute-can't she ever stop talking? . . . are we speaking of the impossible, 'LBetts,'P Academic Courseg Tattler Staff 2, 3 fllage Editorjg Yearbook Staif 3g Operetta 2, Dramatics Club Zg Chorus 1, 2g Senior Class Play Committee 3. MARVIN H. BOEHM EMMAUS ROUTE I Miken . . . ardent sports fan . . . to the extent that he hitchhikes to games . . . quiet character . . . usually found with Harry', . . . anti- cipates having some of his future in the Merchant Marine. Academic Course, Baseball 3, Monitor Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, Red Cross 1. GLORIA BOYER 222 S. FIFTH ST., EMMAUS Here it is . . . personality, laughs, jokes, cute little songs . . . orange juice fan . . . Bussy's sailors and dangling jewelry are her favorites . . . studious or stupid as her mood desires . . . forever wearing overalls and writing letters . . . that's Boyer',! Academic Courseg Tattler Staff 3g Yearbook Staff 33 Operetta 23 Library Club lj Dramatics Club 25 Chorus 1, 2. PRISCILLA ELIZABETH BRAHLER 209 S. FOURTH ST., EMMAUS Tall, slender . . . SillyU enjoys going to the movies on Saturday nights . . . contagious giggle . . . possesses an odd color of hair . . . loves perfume . . . inquisitive . . . fond of bright colors and all things edible. General Courseg Operetta 2, 35 Glee Club lg Dancing Club 1, 2. Page Thirleevz