Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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RUTH E. DRUCKENMILLER 560 Ridge Street SL'Cft'ffl7'1'!Ib Ruthie Slim, talkative, and temperamental best describe Ruthie. Her mischievous tactics and restlessness cause her to roam endlessly through the halls. She is an ardent movie fan when not supporting her team at haskethall and football games. l'ler amhition is to hecome a telephone operator. Colour Guard 2. CCapl11inl 3,' K'7l1.lf1'7lg Club I, 2: 1mlu.flr1'alArI.f Club U'iee 1,fl'.l'l.lll'lll, 5. BARBARA R. ILISILNHARD 517 Broad Street Secretarial Baby Babs, one of the blonde memhers of the class, has a pleasing personality and isa friend to all. She spends most of her spare time roller skating and attending movies. Babs has all the qualifications for a hookkeeper and is sure to succeed in the career of her choice. CLEO E. ENGLERT 27 South Fifth Street Secretarial Cleo Quiet and cheerful, Cleo is an ardent foothall fan and enjoys knitting. Other interests of hers are going to Roller Derlxies and listening to the radio. She has no special future planned, but we all know she will succeed in whatever she undertakes. Kriiftivig Club I, 2, 3. The Tnlller fCla.rJ Edilorl 3,' Gym leam 2 Ixmllzng, Club 2 LETITIA M. FEHNILL 31-L North Fifth Street General TiJh XVith a hardy laugh and pleasant disposition, 'liish was enthusiastic about anything pertaining to nursing, her intended career. She was an ardent rooter at all Emmaus High School games and worked at VVeida's l.uncheonette in most of her leisure time. Knitting is 'l'ish's favorite hobby. The Talller CCla.fr Editor, 3,' Knilling Club I, U'iee P1'6'J1.llt'lllD 2.

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JOAN F. DIEFENDERFER 308 North Fifth Street . Sfcrmzrial , f0a1m ' Jeanie, our vivacious, bluereyed class treasurer is known to all for her sparkling personality and superb choice of clothes. She is as graceful on ice as on the dance floor. Her aggressiveness, self-sufficiency, and diplomacy are certain to be her greatest assets as a successful business woman. Clary Trearurer 1, 2, 35 The Talller Crlxxociaze Erlitorj 35 Bafketball lg Moniior Club 2, 3,' Library Club I, Z. v ELAINE ll. DREAS 130 North Fourth Street l Sfcn'tarlal Elaiue Pert and modest, with a friendly disposition, lflaine is one of the quieqer members of the class. She spends most of herleisure time listening to popular music, bowling, going to the movies, and chatting with her many friends. She will someday make a devoted and understanding wife for some lucky fellow. , l . P 1 3. i Sluflrnt Council lg Knilling Club I, 2, U'ice refizentl MARIAN DRIIQS Alburtis, Route 1 Secretarial .llariu II, Marian, a cheerful, energetic girl, was known not only for her scholastic rating, but also for her dramatic ability. Driving her mother's old lford. attend- ing movies, and dancing occupy most of her leisure time. Her aggressiveness, competence, and self-reliance wlll greatly aid her in her career in the business world. l 1 The Taltler CBufirze,r.r lllanagerj 3,' january Tlmw 3,' Gln Club 2,' CIIOVIU' I, 2, 35 Girl Referees 1, 2 i l JACK F. DRUCKENMILLER 547 Minor Street Irzduflrlal StugiZ Small, blonde, and wiry, Stugie was incessantly found roaming the halls getting into trouble. A great deal of his spare time was spent roller skating, working at the printing shop, or joining in a basketball game. After graduation A jack plans to become a bricklayer. 1 Gln' Club 3,' Clzorur 35 Typing Club 2,' Cbeff' Club 3. l I 4 1 W l -22- 1 l

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GERALDINE M. FLEXER 201 North Second Street General Gerry, capable and earnest in the classroom, let loose her fun-loving spiliit outside of school. Musically inclined, she creates charming melodies on the flute and organ. Her extreme interests are helping in church and rooting at all sports events. Gerry has a brilliant future ahead of her as a musician. I The Talfler fClub Edilorj 35 Band 1, 2, fSeerelary-Treafurerj 3,' Coucebl l l l RODNEY B. FENSTERMAKER 32 North Fifth Street Academic i Rod' Rod. the clarinetist and singer of our class, will be remembered for his fond- ness for flashy clothes, music, golf, and zest for collecting matchbook covers. His skill as an amateur golfer lhas encouraged him to become a professional, and instruct newcomers in thai art. The Tattler fddvertifing Manager, 3,' Track 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, cPTf.fl.llZIllJ 3,- Concerl Orchestra 2, 3,' Dance Orelzeflra 2, 3g Glee Club I, 2,' Choruf I, 2, fPreJi- denlj 35 Cl1e.r.r and Checkerx Clubl 1. i i l i I 1 I P Orcliexlra I, CSecrelaryJ 2, 3,' Glee Club 3,' Clzoru: 2, 3,' Girl Rerervex 1. 4 i I i ' l I l Q EARL J. H. FRITZ 4 . n Macungie I Industrial ccFTLiZlK,l Outspoken, Fritzie has a sense of humor, and is willing to do anything. lil his leisure time he likes to yodel and hang out at l3utz's garage. During thd hunting and fishing season, he is strictly an outdoor man. Fritzie intends td have his own bakery in future years. l l Confervalion and W'ild Life Club 2,' Cheff' Club 3. l ROBERT G. FREY I lVlacungie Secretarial Bob i Bob, the only boy in the secretarial section, developed a dislike for noisy girls. This brown-eyed fellow islpleasant and cooperative. His earnest desire to become a practical office worleer has been proved by his conscientious parti- cipation in all school activities.: Student Council 2, 3,' lllouilor:Club 2, 35 Bird Club Ig Courervaliou and W'ild Lrfe Club 2, 3. j I l l l l l 1 l l l l 1 l -24.. . l 1 l 1 i !