Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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l l 4 l THEODORE Academic ' l l BARBARA J. KLINE l 523 North Second Street l General Kli1li-in l,ights! Curtain! Music! Before us appears the attractive dark-hairhd class pianist, a familiar scene in our assembly. Her flirting with the boys and exciting slumber parties will remain in our memories forever. With her willinlg- ness, friendliness, and pleasing disposition, she will surely be a success asl a nurse. l 111' jeff Uleporlerb 2, 3,' january Thaw 3,' Bafleetball CSIudent lllarzagerj 35 Concert Orrhexlra I, 2, 3,' Dance Orcheftra I, 2,' Choruf 2,' Knitting Club 1, ?: Boyy' Clee Club c.'1l'C0lIlfI!llliJ'lD 1. 2. 5 47 sbuth Fifth street 4 1 ,. . l . . . . . led, a slim, red-headed lad with a high scholastic rating is Q L . . . and extremely versatile. He rs outstanding as a pianist. ranges from Chopin to chopstihks. Although an expert in Cla.t.r Vice Prexident 3,' The! Talller fflffociale Editorj 3,' Baxhelball I, 2, 3, Bafeball I, 2, +35 Chess and Chechen Club Ig 2 3 , M. HOUSEKNECHT Sl' Vgdli witty, humorous, whose repertoire all sports, he ex- celled in baseball and has aspirzitions for the big leagues. Football 1, 2, 3,' Varsity E Club l 4 . l E JANET F. Koziz Emniaus, Route 1 Academic fan bestowing her friendly smile on all The Taitler Cddverlixirzg Illau Atop a horse, or rescuing a dbg, you will find Jan, our peppy, petite, and vivacious blonde cheerleader. She was habitually dashing around the school her classmates. Her intelligence, sparkling wit, and inexhaustible ambition will make her a diligent and capable nurse. l agerj 3,' january Thaw 35 Cheerleader 2, 3,' .flihlelic Club 1, 25 Vanity E kfluh 3. l I , . i I I DoR1s B. KRAUSE l 454 East Main Street Secretarial Doris This mischievous and talkative girl has a pleasing smile and is liked by! everyone. Her main hobbies are ice skating, roller skating, and driving hen Dad's car. Doris's understanding and ability to do housework are qualities, which foretell a bright and successful married life. l l Knitting Club 2, 3. l I I l -28- l l

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JUNE N. HEIST Emmaus, Route 1 Cwzfral fu ue 'lihis sparkling lass with her radiant personality, could cheer up the un- happiest person. Besides being a faithful church member, she is also an enthu- siastic sports fan. She will always be remembered for the dimple in her rosy cheeks and her peppy spirit. She expects to make a sincere and understanding wife to a certain lucky fellow. Clmruf 3,' Girl Rr.v1'rvr.f 1: Knilling Club 2: llomr .Yurring Club cTfl'l1,flU'l'fJ 3. PATRICIA A. HENNING 127 East Elm Street flcadmnzfc I all' D Well-groomed, versatile, and unconventional describe Pat. l'ler clear and resonant voice and sense of interpretation won her a leading role in the Senior Class Play, She was both an ardent sports fan and speedy basketball player. Because of her varied interests and restless nature, Pat has no definite plans for the future. Tlzz' Talller fSporl.f Edilorj .ig january Thaw 3,' l?a.vkz'1br1ll I. Z, 3,' Cboruf 2, 35 illonilor Club 2, 35 Chen and Clzrrlcfrx Club 2,' ffirfily If Club fTrfr1J- urrrl 3. LILONARD K.. HILBIQRT 23 South Cherry Street GL'lIL'I'llb S11f6l1 Satch. who had little time for girls, devoted most of his time to sports, especially basketball and the New York Yankees. He was an efficient student football manager and spent his summers covering second base for the Shire Hall softball team. He maintained that the holidays were the best thing about school. Foolball fslllllflll illanugerj 1, 2, 3,' Cliffs and Clzeckerx Club 1,' Covmfrvaliorz and Ilfilcl Life Club 2: l'ar.ri1y E Club 3. RAYALD G. HILDEBEIDILL 518 Franklin Street General 1Iildy Move over so I can see. was the usual expression of the girls in assembly who sat behind Hildy, that broad shouldered, blushing individual. He was a very serious and energetic sort of guy who was like a brick wall on our football team. 'liinkering around cars was his pastime which will probably develop into a career, Fuolball 2, 3,' Conxervafion and Wild Lzfe Club 2,' Dramalirf Club 3. - 27 -

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JOSEPH KUNCIO Macungie, Route 1 General joe Joe's willingness and thoughtfulness made him an irreplaceable associate to his many friends. When not driving his car, he was usually skating or playing basketball. With his understanding and perseverance, he will surely be accept- ed in the world as an outstanding mortician. Comervarion and Wild Life Club I, 25 Chrfr' Club 3. JULIA LAZOR Macungie, Route 1 Central julie Quiet, flirtatious, and friendly, with a pleasing smile, Julie, was always happily singing or yodeling. She, liking neat clothing and handsome men, spent most of her spare time in the movies. Her main interest for the future is to go abroad with a U.S.O. troop. Home Nurfing Club fPrz.fidfnO 3 DARWIN R. LEISTER 532 North Street Academic Darwin With a keen sense of wit, and a unique personality, Darwin has a flare for the theatrical and the dramatic, as evidenced by his skillful character portrayal of Uncle Walter. He enjoys attending all sports events and listening to popular music. Always neat, and with an obsession for smart clothes, he aspires to manage an exclusive clothing store for men. Th: Talllrr CCla.r.r Erlilorl 35 january Thaw 3,' Monifor Club 2, 3,' Cl1z.fJ and Cberkerr Club 2. Cla: Club 1,' Chorux I, 2, 3,' lllomlor Club 2 fgzrreiaryl 3 fithlmc Club I 2 NANCY L. LICHTENWALNER 143 North Fifth Street General Lichty Lichty was the lively captain of the girls basketball team. Because of her continual talking and giggling, there was never a dull moment. Her favorite pastimes are dancing, swimming, and dating boys. She can be equally serious and is planning to assume the responsibilities of a nurse. I1ijefffBu.rine,r: Manager, 2, 3,' january Thaw 3,' Bark-elball 2, fCaplainQ 3g Chorur 25 Vanity E Club 35 Alhlrfic Club 2.