Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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FAY E. FUNK Macungie Secretarial Fay Friendly and ambitious best describe Fay, whose efficiency and competence proved her to be a capable class secretary. She spends much of her leisure time attending dances, movies, and sports events. Fay is undecided as to her future, but would like to be either a secretary, or a beautician. Clan Secretary 35 The Taltler CCirrulation lllanagerj 35 Glee Club 1, 25 Choruf I, 2, fTrea.rurerD 3,' Girl Reyerver 1, Ufice Preridentj 2,' Monitor Club 2, 3. . .SJ WILEY P. GEHMAN Macungie General ' Wiley Wiley, a good natured and well liked fellow, spent most of his spare time hunting, or driving his father's Dodge truck. Although courteous and sociable with the girls, he was not especially interested in them. Wiley participated in almost all of the sports in school, but was particularly interested in football. january Thaw 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Traek 2, 3,' Monitor Club 2, fLieutenantj 3: Seabbard and Blade Club 2. RICHARD H. GERHART 912 Chestnut Street General Dreamer Dreamer, a congenial, easy-going, and very likable fellow was an outstanding figure in all sports. He held many offices in the various school organizations. Dreamer was fond of driving cars and was usually at Bussy's with his friends. He plans to make golfing his profession. The Taltler fSport.r Editor, 3,' Football 1, 2, 3g Bafleetball I, 2, fCo-eaptainj 39 Baxeball 1, 2, 3,' Student Council I, Ufice PftJidZ7llD 2, fPre.ridentj 3,' Chex: and Cherkerf Club fTrea:urerJ 1,' Conrervation and Wild Life Club Ufiee Prexidentl 2. ' ESTHER M. GILBERT S45 Ridge Street General , E.r.fy Here's Essy, one of the lively colour guards, who was usually seen telling her friends her amusing experiences. She spent her time knitting, dancing, skating, and going to football and basketball games. Her main ambition is to be a housewife. The Tattler fFeature Editorj 3,' Gym Team 2, 31 Athletic Club 25 Girl Reserve: If Colour Guard 2, 3. I-25-

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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 !

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ELIZABEQTH A. GREENBAUM Allentown, Route 2 Academic u Betty Strong willed and persisterlt, Betty was always championing her cause. Noted for ber artistic and executive ability, she was elected chairman of the scenery committee for the Senior Class Play. Understanding and congenial, she possesses all the fine qualities for an excellent nurse. Thr Taffler CClub Iidilorj 3gi Glez Club lg Choru: I, 2, 3,' fltlzleiic Club I: Cliff: uml Clifrkfrr Club 2. l l ALAN K. GREISS l Macungie L Academic Alan Vlle will always remember Alan as an outstanding tackle on our football team. VVben not attending or participating in sports events, he enjoyell driving his car, motorbike, or watching television. His pleasing and likable personality has brought him many friends. ln the future he wishes to own and operate his own dairy farm. Foolball I, 2, 3,' Track 2,' Bin! Club I,' Nalure Slurly Club 2,' Corufrvaliolz and ll'1'lfl Life Club fl're'.f1'rlrnlJ 3. W CORINNh D GRIM 563 Harrison Street Secretarial l Corinne l A friendly personality and a cheerful disposition have made Corinne a friend to everyone. Corinne was always helpful in making a dull moment lively. She enjoys movies and roller skating. Her ability to get along with people will be a great asset in whatever she may attempt. Kuilliug Club 2, 3. l l I l RICHARD R. HAMSCHER 31 South Fifth Street General Dicle,'i Dick, one of the many sports-minded fellows of the senior class, is welll liked because of his good-naturedness and his splendid athletic ability. Hel excelled as a third baseman for the Green and Gold, and his ambition is to: play professional baseball for the Detroit Tigers. 1 Foolball 1, 2, 3,' Barkflball l. 2, fCo-rapfaiuj 3,' Bafaball I, 2, 35 Clzerf andl Cbrclcfrf Club l, 2,' Varrily E Club 3. 1 -26- ,