Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1977 volume:

TATTLER —1977 KjJ 'M ill� -Jill wmrn. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction................ 1 Academics....................18 Activities ..................44 Student Life.................76 Athletics....................92 Underclassmen...............134 Graduates...................160 Closing.....................222 EDITORIAL STAFF Advisor ................. Editor-in-Chief.......... Associate Editors........ Business Manager......... Managing Editors Academics............. Activities — Student Life Athletics............. Underclassmen......... Seniors............... Staff Photographers...... Mrs. Phyllis Larmer . . . .Audrey Snyder . Francine Kroboth Jean Buss .....Lucretia Bisco .....Tracey Knauss ......Kim Gilchrist ........Brad Miller . . . . Sally Ackerman ......Karen Leibert ...... Allen Haines Rich Martin 4 .WE SURVIVE!! We Came As Strangers; 10 Spring Brings New Promises And The Anticipation Of Graduation. And In June We Shall Pack Our Books And Say Goodbye As We Head To New Beginnings. 17 sniwaavnv District Administra- tion SECRETARIES. Cecilia Birdsell. Geraldine Guth. EAST PENN SCHOOL DIRECTORS. Seated: Anna Nakada, Frank Kennedy. Howard Biles. Standing: Patri- cia Klein. Alfred Etzel Jr.. Edgar Miller. Susanne Meicz- ler. WVjjlVv sfe 20 Dr. Richard Miller, Asst. Superintendent Richard Miller, Business Manager Dr. Jerome Malkan, Superintendent Dr. James Oswald, Asst. Superintendent O. James Davis, Employee Relations Roncc Moyer. Public Relations 21 E.H.S. Administration Mr. DcLancy entered his fourth year here at E.H.S., having followed our senior class through from our freshman year. Whenever possible, Mr. DeLancy met with club and class officers, and with other students who desired to talk with him. Any student wishing to see Mr. Miller, the assist- ant principal, had to peer through a jungle of leaves. The reason for the abundance of greenery is Mr. Miller’s interest in horticulture. ABOVE: Principal William T. DeLancy. BELOW: Secretaries Ruby Adamchak, Frances Wood. Assistant Principal Albert Miller. 22 E.H.S. Administration Students expecting to see Mr. Neff behind the assistant principal’s desk were in for a surprise. This position has been filled by Mr. Wehr, the new assistant principal, who helped Mr. Miller work on scheduling, attendance, and discipline. In addition to the busy secretaries, students could also be found working in the main office. Girls from the business education section helped out with office duties, working the switchboard and running errands. ABOVE: Assistant Principal Richard H. Wehr. BELOW RIGHT: Attendance Secretary Ruth Huyctt. 23 Guidance There were a number of new things to be found in the guidance suite this year. For one thing, there was a new counselor, Mrs. Sylvia S. Havlish, who took the place of Mr. Tuttle. Another newcomer was Mr. Richard Baran, who served his internship in counseling here, talking with students and trying to help them in any way he could. To help students with plans for college, a file was started which contained over 300 college brochures for easy reference. Another new reference aid was the Career Skills Matrix, which helped students find what would be required of them in dif- ferent occupations. Information about future careers could also be found in the military and Pennscript microf ischc career cards. BELOW: Mrs. Sylvia Havlish and Miss Mildred Strauss. ABOVE: Helene Schafer and Kathleen Imschweilcr. 24 BELOW: Mr. Evan E. Richards and Mr. Herman Corradetti. 25 English Few changes were made as the English department entered its fourth and final year of the quarter system. Course offerings were basically the same, except for a new course which was included to prepare highly moti- vated Juniors to take the advanced Placement English course next term. Students in Research Paper Classes took trips to Kutz- town State College. Mrs. Yoder returned from her sabbatical leave, and Mr. Diely of the Emmaus Jr. High faculty taught a few classes, as did Mr. Maxwell of the Foreign Language department. Plans for next year include a revision of the curriculum, whereby quarterly courses will be combined into semester and year courses. Mr. James Basara Mr. Paul R. Dicly Mr. Anthony Kohl Miss Gertrude Gordin Mrs. Colletta J. Krebs 26 Mrs. Dawn G. Lennon Mr. Richard J. Metzger Mrs. Shirlee K. Ncumeycr Mr. David Roper Mr. Louis W. Scrcnsits Mrs. Vivian H. Yoder 27 Social Studies The Social Studies department continued its program of diversified quarterly courses with a broad spectrum of learning experi- ences. Psychology classes took field trips to New York to see Equus,” The Magic Show,” and Pippin.” Other classes went to see the Reading Museum. Anthropology stu- dents spent their time on mock archaeological digs in the rifle range. An assembly on the Republican and Democratic political parties was presented. Along with the students, teachers planned a new Social Studies curricu- lum for next year. Mrs. Jessie Bcccham Mr. Jerold A. Dougherty Mr. David J. MacLaughlin Mr. George M. Opilla Mr. Alfred D. Neff, Jr. Mr. Kenneth D. Wesser, Supr. Mrs. Phyllis Larmcr Mrs. Cynthia Okun Science The most important project in the Science department this year was setting up a com- plete weather station, which was done under the supervision of Mr. Hnatow. A new course in rocketry was taught by Mr. Lutick. In this class students studied basic design and propul- sion systems, and eventually built their own rockets. In the biology section of the Science department students were constantly plagued with the smell of formaldehyde and the sight of partially dissected fish and pigs. The advanced chemistry and physics classes took field trips to Bell Labs, Moravian College and Western Electric. Mr. John Hnatow, Jr. Mrs. Shirley Kohler Mr. Donald P. Lutick Mr. Wm. Miller, Supervisor Miss Renee L. Roberts 30 I Mr. Gene Schantzcnbach Mrs. Diane J. Schock Miss Ruth Smith Mr. Kenneth A. Sletvold Mr. Charles J. Takacs Mrs. Ann Zajdowicz 31 % Mathematics Proper mathematics techniques arc not the only things taught by the math faculty. Besides Algebra and Geometry, students can take interesting subjects like Consumer Math and Recreational Math, which have recently been introduced into the curriculum. The main goal of these math courses is to make the student aware of the necessity of math in everyday life. An added attraction of this department is Mr. Sthare’s dating service, which has created several lasting relation- ships. Mr. Richard L. Black Mr. Albere L. Henning Mrs. JaneOtt Mrs. Edythe Rubens 32 33 Business Education The faculty of the Business Education department teaches students skills that will be required of them in the business world. Stu- dents arc also prepared to further their studies in business schools after high school gradua- tion. For those who elected to take the course in office practice, a simulated office was set up. Also available for selected seniors was the Co-Operative Work-Study Program, which gave students work experience in local offices. Mr, Bruce F.. Huic Mr. Jeffrey D. Klcckncr Mr. Neil P. Morgan Mr. Edward R. Schultes Mrs. Sylvia M. Roberts Mr. Charles R. Sipos 34 Mr. Keith A. Smith Mrs. Mary L. Yeager Mr. Donald H. Ycakel 35 Foreign Language This year students found a new teacher behind the desk in room 28. Mrs. Dolores Southwell, a German teacher joined the for- eign language staff. The students did basi- cally the same things they did previously; holding conversations in a foreign tongue, reading European magazines, performing skits, and in the case of the German III classes, videotaping an entire television show. Work in the language lab was abandoned because it was inoperable, but a new lab is being planned for next year. Also planned for next year is the initiation of an Advanced Placement Spanish Course and the continua- tion of Advanced Placement German. In April, many students got an opportunity to use their skills on foreign language trips. Mrs. Nancy E. Krcsslcy Mrs. Deborah Nelson Mr. Sterling M. Ritter Mrs. Dolores K. Southwell 36 Mrs. Janice A. Garman Mr. William L. Weiant Fine Arts Students entering an art class arc bound to be surprised at the unique activities of the Art department this year. Painters have turned from their canvasses to creating masterpieces on each others faces. The sculpture class has added a new twist to their art, soft sculpture pillows made in the shape of pretzels. This year the Art department offered a new course in drawing. An art show featuring the works of E.H.S. students was planned for May. Mr. G. Wesley Sell The music section of the Fine Arts depart- ment offered courses in both vocal and instru- mental music. In addition to participating in competitions, the various bands and choruses presented a number of programs for the school and the public. In April the Marching Band and the Esquires traveled to Florida, where the Marching Band played in a parade in Disneyworld. Mr. Robert Kautzman Mr. Albert J. Neumeyer 37 Practical Arts The Home Economics Department is con- tinually expanding its curriculum to give stu- dents a wider selection of courses. These courses range from interior decorating and child development to singles living and cook- ing the natural way; a course first offered this year. The department also organized a national club called the F.H.A. (Future Homemakers Association). Students in the Industrial Arts department worked to improve their proficiency in various skills, and this year they offered their projects, such as wooden bowls and book racks, for sale to the student body and faculty. Mrs. Judith C. Clark Mr. Merle D. Connor Mr. Coolidge D. Ringer Mr. Richard S. Ruben Mr. Wm. T Shcvklcr Mrs. Jane M. Trump 38 Mr W. Wm. Montgomery Mr. Robert E. Coulscy Miss Marcella G. Graver Mrs. Dolores Pistonc Special Services The Special Education department is designed to help those students who have learning difficulties. Students are given indi- vidual attention by teachers who help them with their classes. Better techniques in read- ing and personal study habits arc stressed. There is also a program in which honor stu- dents work with those who are in need of help, tutoring them in their weaker subjects. A small library of books that arc interesting to students is provided to help them develop better reading skills. Also a part of the Special Services is the school nurse. Miss Graver, who returned after a year’s absence. 39 Physical Education As the third quarter rolled around, the halls buzzed with the usual question, What’s being offered in gym?” Only this time there was a new answer — Yoga. Mrs. Huber put together a yoga program, and it caught on. Gym classes were not the same when Miss Schmick was hospitalized, but she returned within a month and it was good to have her back again. MissGwcndlyn Armiragc, Supr. Mr. George C. Gibbs Mr. Eugene C. Legalh Mrs. Virginia Huber Miss Linda K. Schmick 40 Health Mr. Allen G. Fields Mr. Wm. Labenberg Driver Education When Sophomores take Driver Education, they are taught various aspects of driving. Mr. Roberts and Mr. Hill taught about such things as driver safety, laws, and the parts of the car, just to name a few. Usually in the junior year, students have both simulator training and on-the-road driving. Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Schultes and Mr. Hawk were the brave souls who supervised students in the car. A motorcycle training course is being consid- ered for next year. Mr. Michael J. Richardson Health is an important course which offers basics in first-aid care and C.P.R., and deals with emergency situations. Some Sophomores took turns bandaging each other, while others attempted to revive the ever-popular Resusca Annie.” This year there was a new face in the Health Department, Mr. Laben- berg, who joined Mr. Fields and Mr. Richard- son. Mr. Robert G. Hill Mr. Franklin G. Roberts 41 Librarians and Mainte- nance Lois E. Shults Josephine Klcppingcr 42 CUSTODIANS. 1. to r : Marshall Rau, Ivan Schuler, Wilfred Roycroft, Barbara Gcnthcr. Robert Schuler, Wilson Brown, Weldon Erncy. Kneeling: Claude Stoffht. COOKS. 1. to r.: Sarah Schultz, Helen Balascak, Helen Barndt, Maggie Eberwein, Gloria Alpago, Pat Mohr. Gloria Schlcgcl. Rose Palencar 43 Students In Leadership . . . Do you want to buy . . .?” This familiar saying at HHS paid off for the SGA. They raised over $1,000 this year through spaghetti dinners, chicken dinners, school store, maga- zine sales, and the after-football dances. They also held their annual Greaser Week, Student Government Day, and a spring carnival. On the other hand, SGA made significant gains for the benefit of our school. They began music in the cafeteria during lunch- time, revised the constitution, and devised an honors passes system. The members of SGA did a fine job and the group is looking for- ward to continue their progress next year. SGA OFFICERS. Drew Marsh (President), Ann Druck- enmiller (Secretary), Mr. Dougherty (Advisor), Dolores Smith (Vice-President), Erik Brachman (Treasurer). 46 • • . SGA SENATE. Bottom Row: S. Haltzman, B. Bortz, M. Nakada, K. Gilchrist. Second Row: B. McNamara, B. Ikeda, E. Brachman, T. Close, S. Carraher, L. Zawtocki, L Schultz. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Bottom Row: J. Ikeda, A. Ives, A. Goldstein, N. Seibert, M. Ashmar, C. Hart. Second Row: C. Feeney, K. Bicler, P. O’Sullivan, W. Stottmeister, K. Hausman, T. Hillcgass, S. Stcltz, D. Ross, E. Schuon, D. Pavone. Third Row: B. Ikeda. D. Knccht, C. Mansfield, D. Lauer, M. Coulton, P. Duracin- sky, B. Bortz, E. Brachman, C. Mcrklc. Top Row. J. Meislin, A. Haines, B. Warmkesscl, S. Adams, K. Yeakel, K. Dikeman, N. Geist, G. Nichols, S. Klein, K. Nowack, S. Lippowitsch, M. Stinner, M. Hannis, K. Lei- bert, S. Dreisbach. Missing: S. Kauffman. 47 Service Is Their Goal. . . Keyettc Club is an active club that per- forms service to school and community. This year, the girls made great contributions _ through their projects. These projects included sponsoring a foster child in Mexico, making Thanksgiving baskets and Valentine favors for residents of the Phoebee Home. In January, the Kcycttcs held their annual Snow- ball Semiformal. They finally closed the year by attending a convention in Boston. KF.YETTE OFFICERS. Mrs. Kraft (Advisor). Barb Cole (Treasurer). Lynn Geiling (Secretary). Kathy Gers- bach (Vice-President). Sue Gibbard (President). KEYETTE CLUB. Bottom Row: T. Harman. K. Bicret. D. Andrew. W. Berry, R. Edmeads. G. Goodridgc. G Bcrgstresser. T. Brown. M. Coulton, L. Orlcy, P. Weis. A. Balascak. D. Blair. B. Yandlc, C. Branchaud. D Marsh. Second Row. D. O’Connors. S. Steltz, C. Gran- din, C Bcible. B. Speer. R. Walbcrt. P. Brunner. K. Kline. S. Thompson. C. Monianari, L. Hollenthoner. C. Bartholomew. L. Sherriff. C Mansfield. S. Brannon. D. Zapp. Top Row: N. Hartman, T. Knauss, S. Bcsz, S. Gibbard. A. Hvizdas. K. Hausman. K Ycakcl.J. Durkin, A. Druckenmiller, L. Siglcy, K. Nowack, A. Snyder, B. Cole, L. Manly. M. Stinner. D. Lesohsky, T. Lattimcr. K. Gcrsbach. S. Peryamopi, L. Geiling, M. Funk. M. Bran- non. 48 The contributions by the Key Club of EHS are innumerable. They served the school, the community, and the Lehigh Val- ley in various ways. The members helped at Special Olympics for the mentally retarded, returned Santa Claus letters, helped in an Easter egg hunt, raised money for Mcals-On- Whccls, and held a banquet for crippled chil- dren. Key Club contributed in school by sell- ing basketball programs, cleaning up the football stadium and organizing a leadership room. Their biggest event was their annual donkey basketball game with the faculty. Many thanks go to this hard-working service club. KEY CLUB. Bottom Row: $. Haltzman, D. Knccht, C. Hudson, P. Roland, T. Fox, B. Bortz, B. Miller, D. Fill- man. Second Row: A. Haines, D. Bortz, D. Frantz, B. Durkin, J. Fischer, M. McTish, S. Milinichik, D. Kahn, F. Fox, M. Ricder. Top Row: M. Klee, B. Ikcda, C. Mor- timer, D. Marsh, S. Edclman, T. Close. C. Smith, B. McNamara, E. Brachman, L Jaskuta, C. Moyer, B. Miller, B. Gonsalves, P. Zogas, M. Crosslcy, J. Henry. KEY CLUB OFFICERS. Brad Miller (Secretary), Scoct Edclman (President), Bill McNamara (Vice President), Erik Brachman (Treasurer). Tim Close (Junior Board Member). 49 Achievement Brings . . . The National Honor Society, advised by Mrs. Voder, is the organization recognizing scholastic achievement. This year, they spon- sored an in-school tutoring program, raised money for their scholarship program, and assisted in the training of the Scholastic Scrimmage team. In late March, the members attended New York City for a cultural experi- ence and viewed the current Broadway play, Grease. Their final activities included their annual induction of new members and a pic- nic for local retarded children. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Bottom Row: J. Rheincr. C. Chonski, D. Keck, B. Owen, M. MacL- achlan, L. Bisco, T. Knauss. Second Row: J. Fischer. K Whitney, K. Blyler, J. Bauder, K. Hausman, Hannis, S. Dreisbach, K. Lcibert, S. Ackerman, A. Haines, K. Gilchrist. Top Row: Mrs. Yoder, L. Gcissinger, V. Miller, K. Hallman, K. Stephen, B. Cole, L. Williams, A. Snyder, D. Walp, T. Fcglcy. OFFICERS. Lynn Zimmerman (Vice-President), Audrey Snyder (Treasurer), Karen Leibcrt (Secretary), Barb Cole (President), Mrs. Yoder (Advisor). 50 . . . Success To Students The Scholastic Scrimmage team consisted of four final- ists and four alternates. The eight people, chosen for their academic and cultural knowledge, competed against forty other students in the attempt to make the team. The team competed against Northampton and Parkland. They were victorious in both matches, and will be competing in the semi-finals against Salisbury. HHS is proud of our under- classman team and hopes that they will become champi- ons. SCHOLASTIC SCRIMMAGE. Bottom Row: A. Druckenmiller, S. Kaska, C. Schultz, S. Stcltz, M. Nakada, M. Browne Top Row A. Haines, P. Kumagei. B. Miller, M. Sicinski, C. Hudson. LETTER OF COMMENDATION WINNERS Tracey Knauss. Audrey Snyder, Margaret Hannis, Kathy Blylcr. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT. Samai Cremicr 51 Looking Toward The Future . . . The members of the Future Secretaries Association were involved in various pro- grams designed to arouse interest in the secre- tarial field. The club's activities included pre- paring bulletin boards and presenting pro- grams to the junior high schools to interest and inform students of the business curricu- lum at EHS. This year, the International Relations Club attended the model United Nations Assembly at Moravian College. On January 13 and 14, twelve students participated as delegates from Pern and Kenya. It was a memorable experi- ence for the group. Next year, they plan to attend an assembly in Washington, D.C. With planning and sufficient funding, they hope to participate and discuss international affairs. FSA. Bottom Row: C. Feeney, W. Holzinger, D. Hcrt tog, D. Ycakcl.J Kcrchcr, S. Smith. D. Keck, D. Schaf- fer, A. Balascak. Top Row: D. Bair. L. Bisco. 1’. Rcincrt, C. Davis. R. Romig, P. Mulik. L. Stahl, L. I-owin. D. Hosfeld. C. Guldin, D. Horn. C. Reifinger, D. Henry, Mrs. Yeager (Advisor). INTHRNATIONAI. RELATIONS. Bottom Row: C Sadler. C. Mansfield. C Hudson. Top Row: Mrs. Becc- ham (Advisor). K. Gibbs, T. Close. J. Klein. D. Parry, B. Schwartz, K. Blaise 52 Getting to know each ocher was the main step for YEA. Girls, planning a career in edu- cation, spent enjoyable evenings practicing yoga and volleyball. YEA’s main events were teaching in nearby elementary schools and visiting various colleges in our area. The Future Homemakers of America is a national service club. During the year, they caroled and made small gifts for residents of the Moser Home, attended the farm show and tried to make other gifts or favors for eld- erly or underprivileged individuals. YEA. Bottom Row: M. Derr, M. Coulton, H. Gulla, C Butz, S. Rothcnburg. Second Row: J Bortz, D. Zapp. L. Zimmerman (Secretary), D. Bornman. L Schoch, T. Knauss. B. Owen. Third Row: Mrs. Ott (Advisor), C Munn. P. Mclchcr (Treasurer), B Cole, B Schmauch, I. Moring (President), (.'. Sieger. P. Marino. FHA. S. Wigfield (Treasurer). S. Yeakel (Secretary). N Seibert. B. Vanskike (Vice-President). C 1-aglcr. Mrs. Clarke (Advisor). M. Stinner, C. Seibert. P. Mulik, K Wigfield (President). 53 Students In Action . . . This was the first year for the active group. Student Guides. Their activities consisted of hosting Senior Citizens for Thanksgiving din- ner, giving tours for the parents of ninth graders, and assisting with parent-teacher con- ferences. In May, the Student Guides gave our new sophomore students tours and a wel- come orientation to our school. Interact was active and busy in communi- cations and sponsored exchange students. The members attended a conference of these clubs in the Northeast area. They had bake sales and a demonstration by two scuba divers. All year, they had discussions with former exchange students. STUDENT GUIDES. Bottom Row: K. Gilchrist, M. Hannis, S. Houscknecht, B. Cole, L. Williams, D. Horn. Second Row: A. Haines, M. Coulton, B. Ruder, K. Wig- field, K. Hausman, A. Snyder. Third Row: S. Drcisbach, L. Moring, K. Leibert, B. McNamara, G. Nichols. M. Shane, D. Marsh, S. Klein, B. Ikeda, K. Gibbs, B. Car- raher. INTERACT. Miss Roberts (Advisor), C. O'Sullivan, M. Derr (President), K. Schlosser, B. Harman. Missing: P. O’Sullivan, C. Smith. 54 . . . Behind The Scenes Our men behind the scenes, Stage Crew, did a fine job this year. While keeping the electrical equipment in top working order, they set up for assemblies, class plays, concerts, and musicals. Although seldom recognized, they do a great job. The office aids of EHS assist secretaries by doing the job that the secretaries normally don’t have time for.” The aids arc volunteers that help with mimeographing, filing, coffee making, and delivering absen- tee sheets to teachers. Anyone is eligible to work in the office during any free period, if the student is serious and intent upon learning new skills. STAGE CREW. A. Haines, L. Williams, D. Blair, B. Schriiter, Mr. Ringer (Advisor). OFFICE AIDS. B. Ruder, D. Horn, D. Horn, L. Lowin, E. Kline, J. Bcnco, E. Haber- stumpf.JL Buss. 55 Clubs Stress Variety . . . The French Club, in its first year, has tried to initiate many French oriented activities. They had a cheese tasting party, crepe tasting party, and are planning a trip to Canada in June. The club also hopes to discuss jobs using their French training with employees from local industries. The Debate Team competed in the Lehigh Valley Intcrscholastic Debate League this year. The main job was helping the new members learn debate skills and teaching them the ropes. It was a fairly good year for the team, even though they suffered many honorable losses. DEBATE CLUB. Bottom Row: K. Kline (Treasurer), S. Strohlcin. L. Rakcstraw. R. Fritz, I. Allendcr, M Hannis i President). Second Row: Mrs. Farmer (Advisor), J. Mcislin (Vice-President), C. Smith, J. Klein. L. Williams (Secretary). S. Halt man. C. Mortimer, D. Liuer, A Cioldstcin. FRENCH CLUB. Bottom Row: J Mcislin (Treasurer), C. Branchaud. M. Ashmar, (. Vogt, R. Ed meads, S. Kauffman. D. Ross. C Sadler. Second Row: S. Brunner. N. Kunkcl. G Hciiuclmann. K Hausman, K. Wigfield, P Scip. J Fischer, M Gregory. Top Row S. Ackerman (Vice-President), S. Haultzman, I). Knecht, S. Matzo. K. Nowack. K Johnson. K. Gibbs. B. Ikcda. S. Huve. W. Stcager 56 The Art Club assisted students interested in the world of art. Throughout the year, the members sold candy to raise money. With this money, they planned field trips and a visit to New York. At the end of the year, the Art Club held their annual picnic. ART CLUB. Bottom Row: J. Kcrehcr, M. Handley, A. Rossanese, L Nichnic. Second Row: C Vogt, D. Debus, C Bodlc. R. Alvarado, S. Kaska. L. Newton. V. Gch- ringer. Top Row: C. Banus, K. Dclahunty, D. George. K. Johnson. L. Brown. S. Brey, E. Kaska, L. Rakestraw, H. Hudson. The Chess Team had an outstanding year and recorded their best record in the last three years. The team competed in the Penn Jersey Chess League, against eleven other schools. In the individual titles, Steve Hess was hon- ored for a fifth place finish. The Chess Club is a group for any students interested in playing chess. This year, Chess Club had a fall tournament and also the East Penn Open in March. Mike Gross was the top winner, followed by Steve Hess and Larry Holmbcrg. runner-ups. CHESS TEAM. Seated: S Hess, M. Brown. C. Charnc- gic. J- Richards. Standing: K. Minnich, B. Dunton, M. Gaal. 57 Students Develop a Skill. . . The thrill of victory . . . the agony of the feet. This describes the Ski Club, under the direction of Mr. Lutick and Mr. Weaint. Through various fund raising activities, the skiers of EHS earned enough money to take trips to local ski slopes. The Grand Finale of the season was their annual trip to Mt. Stowe, Vermont. The group miraculously survived many falls, cold weather, and the circling virus.” SKI CLUB. Bottom Row: F. Kcrcher. J. McCardlc, A Pcnncbackcr, J. Angel!. Second Row: P. Pcnncbacker, L. King. L. Newton. B. Hallman. J. Kcrcher. G. Ternosky. Third Row: D. Blair (Treasurer), K. Blaise, P. Sell, K. Gilchrist. S. Wasilow, P. Zogas, M. MacLachlan, M Transue (Vice-President). Back Row Mr. Lutick (Adv.). I). Fcglcy, A. Haines, J. Fischer, A. Bausman. J. Friedberg. J. Kopenhauer, E. Brachman. J. Pfenninger, P Roland, C. Hudson, M (ioepfert, Mr Weiant (Adv.). 58 . . . While Having Fun The Dolphin Club provides an opportu- nity for students to learn skills in water ballet and synchronized swimming. Club members also participate in the annual water show. This year’s show was titled '’Happiness Is . . The different numbers depicted several aspects of happiness. This year’s scenery con- sisted of slides of members in different situa- tions. A special thanks goes to Miss Karin Lange for the tremendous effort she has done this past year. DOLPHIN CLUB. First Row: D. Marsh, N. Seibert, B. Schrciter, K. Facklcr, K. Schopp, J. Roberts, S. Kooncy. Second Row: F. Kcrchcr, L. Harper. Top Row: Miss Lange (Advisor), H. Gulla, G. Terinosky, M. Harper, R. Bear, C. Richards, R. DcLorcnzo, J. Angcll. Talented E.H.S. Musicians . . . Dazzling . . . Entertaining . . . Enjoya- ble. These words depict the Green Hornet Marching Band, as they dazzled halftime spectators with a variety of music and march- ing manuevers. The fall activities included two area Halloween parades and participation in the Easton Competition, where the band received a rating of Excellent.” This year’s big event came in April when the band trav- eled by invitation to Florida’s Disney World. BAND MAJOR. Dcbby Walp 60 . . Dazzle And Entertain This year, Mr. Ncumcycr selected sixteen talented students to represent Emmaus High School in the County Band Festival. This event was held at Catasaqua High School on March 27, 1977. It was a memorable event for those musicians that participated. COUNTY BAND. Bottom Row: D. Weller. D. Frantz. B. Schrciter. H. Kradjcl. N. Wetzel, B. Kohler. Second Row: T. Close. R. Martin. D. Walp, D. Buss, M. Coulton, H. Metzkcr. M. Kohler. K. Whitney. DISTRICT BAND. Neil Wetzel. 61 I« ■ Strutting Out in Front. . . 62 . . . A Brilliant Band Front The EHS Band Front sparkled in their bril- liant performances which accompanied the band. As always, the colorguard, honor guard, flag twirlcrs and majorettes added color and excitement to halftime performances during our football season. Through the winter, the band front appeared at basketball games to add military style and sparked the audience with their entertaining shows. The girls were an added feature at the Mid- winter Band Concert and the Esquires Kick off” for Florida concerts and parades. They kept busy with various fund-raising activities for the trip. Finally in April, the Band Front accompanied the EHS Marching Band at their appearance in Walt Disney World, Florida. . 63 We Believe In Music . . . STINGERS. Bottom Row: J. Gingrich, D. Fenstcrmakcr, J. Nagy, R. Martin, J. Beck, D. Walp, P. Marino, K. Whitney, B. Schrcitcr, L. Allcndcr. Top Row: L. Siglcy. D. Andrew, B. Schwartz, M. Wagner, J. Pizolato, B. Dean, B. Kohler, H. Kradjel, B. Bortz, P. Noble, L Mclson, D. Hillman. Missing: D. Frantz. ESQUIRES. Bottom Row: B. Bortz, J. Nagy, B. Schreiter, R. Martin, J. Rcichard, D. Walp, T. Strohlein, S. Brooks. Top Row: C. Hart, M. Kohler, H. Kradjel, S. Grey, D. Weller, P. Graves, P. McClain, D. Frantz, T. Close, M. Wagner, J. Moyer. 64 Once again the Stingers Hobo Band partic- ipated in several area Halloween parades. Their unique appearance and musical versatil- ity delighted both young and old spectators. The Emmaus High School dance band, better known as the Esquires, continued to uphold their standard of excellence in jazz music. They participated in many local and out of state competitions, including the trip to Walt Disney World. Under the direction of Pam Marino, this year’s Pep Band added school spirit through their music, to the home basketball games and pep rallies. This year, Emmaus High was host for the annual performance of District 10 Orchestra. The group, consisting of 100 of Lehigh Val- ley’s best musicians practiced and performed two concerts on January 14 and 15. Mr. Rob- ert Kautzman was host director, and Mr. Jac- ques Voois was guest conductor. DISTRICT ORCHESTRA. Gary Wolf, Gary Ritter, Carol Williams, Bill McNamara. 65 Students Sing Out. . . MIXED CHORUS. Bottom Row: C. Branchaud, C. Schultz, L. Bieber, B. Hallman, K. Bieret, L. Dcx, R. Ed meads. C. Rohrbach. Second Row: A. Bayton, E. Habcrstumpf, S. Besz. H. Hamcrsly. E. Kline, B. Engclbrecht, L. Bicbcr. S. Houscknecht, B. Ruder. L. Kcim, N. Gcist, D. Bast, J. Swift, A. Hvizdos, M. Ripple. L. Price, G. Ballonoff. K. Hoffman, L. Stocker, I. Longworth. Top Row: M. Kalb, K. Nowack, R. Snyder. S. Milinichik, J. Rcichard, G. Nichols. R. Lockhart. D. Weller, S. Edclman, J. Stewart, T. Gittclson. CONCERT CHOIR. Bottom Row: S. Houscknecht, C. Schultz. D. Marsh, B. Hallman, K. Bicret. L. Dcx, C Rohrbach. Second Row: J. Bibik. A. Bayton, E. Habcrstumpf, S. Besz, L. Stocker, I. I-ongworth. B. Ruder, K. Hoffman. Third Row: N. Gcist, M. Kalb, J. Swift, A. Hvizdos, M. Ripple, L Price, G. Ballo- noff. J. Wilson. Top Row: R. Snyder, J. Rcichard, K. Blaise, R. Lockhart. J. Stewart, T. Gittclson. N. Wetzel. 66 . . . The Song in Their Hearts Our Concert Choir and Mixed Chorus per- formed together for two evening perform- ances during the 1976-1977 school year. At these shows, these students enlightened the hearts of many through their music and voice. The two choruses found a song and cheerful melody in every holiday. During Christmas, the Concert Choir was involved in caroling for the yuletidc. Also, throughout the year, the groups performed at elementary schools and inspired many children with their beautiful tunes. The 1977 County Chorus held one per- formance on March 5, 1977. Emmaus High School was one of nine schools to have tal- ented vocalists recognized. These students, numbering well over twenty in number, were recommended by our music department. Con- gratulations to these gifted vocalists. 67 Students at EHS . . . No one will forget those hilarious skits by our Pep Club and Soul Brothers. These stu- dents worked hard creating entertainment for pep rallies, selling candy and buttons and marching every Friday for our football team. In addition, they held fund-raising projects all year long. With this money, they hope to buy plaques for our athletes. With the cheers from this crowd, found at every game, they boosted spirit and morale and gave our teams a reason to win. PEP CLUB OFFICERS. Mindy Gocpfcrt (Treasurer), Ann Gechtcr (Secretary). Sue Driesbach (Vice-Presi- dent), Lota Moring (President). Mr Schantzcnbach (Advisor). SOUI. BROTHER OFFICERS. Rich Martin, George Nichols, Mr. Bottorf (Advisor). 68 . . Show Pride And Spirit Our athletes who received a varsity letter for outstand- ing achievement compose the Varsity E club. Their activi- ties included selling doughnuts and candy. With this money, each member bought their own Emmaus Jackets. VARSITY E OFFICERS. Mr. Schantzcnbach (Advisor). B. Crcssman (Treasurer). B. Carraher (Vice-President). B. Ikeda (President), K. Biclcr (Secretary). VARSITY E CLUB. Bottom Row: M. Nakada. ). McCardlc. J Ikeda, M. Gregory. E. Tihansky. M. Handley. A. Pcnncbackcr, P. Dura- cinsky. P. Weis, E. Findlay. K. Ricder. Second Row: M. Bisco, B. Stover. H. Hamncr. M. MacLachlan. Leslie Capehart, L. Gower, J. Bcnco. B. McNamara, R Walbcrt. P. Roth. D. Ross, S. Thompson, M. Preston. B Crcssman, K. Gilchrist. Mr. Schantzcnbach. Third Row: A. Holmes, S. Paules, K. Engclman, R. Fayad, D. Fcglcy, S. Kohler, P. Kahlc, B. Schmauch. D. Christman. K. Gibbs. K. Stephen. S. Drcisbach, A Gechtcr, M. Gocpfcrt, C. Merklc. B. Carraher. K. Bielcr. Top Row: D. Edmeads. M. Wagner, R. Gair, D Morris, T Fcglcy. G. Rohrbach, E. Wetzel. P. Roland. D. Stichtcr. S. Milinichik, S. Werlcy, M. Ricder. B Schrictcr, T Opplingcr. J. Pfenninger, B. Ikeda. T. Iobst, J. Snyder, D. Marsh, J. Fricdbcrg, K. Keeler, B. Pittcn. M. Nonncmachcr, J. Snyder. 69 Clubs Stimulate Versatility . . . HALLOWEEN WINDOW PAINTING WIN- NERS. D. Nestor, J. Stauffer. J. Kohler, G Banus, B. Zalokar, V. Gehringer, S. Brcy, H. Hudson, L. Swann, L. Miller. All year long, our muscular and physically fit track men prepare for their spring season. With the help of the Emmaus Track Associa- tion, they have the chance to compete in indoor track meets and a winter marathon. Through this club, they have kept practicing and preparing for a successful season. ETA. Bottom Row: P. Zimmerman, I). Morris, M Riedcr, J. Stauffer, K Riedcr, L Gower, B. McNamara. Top Row: G. Stinner, F. Stevens, E. Brachman, P Roland, P. McLaughlin, S. Wcrley (President), T. Fcg- ley. 70 . . . Talent and Success marine corps national youth physical fitness CHAMPIONS 1976 Since 1971, the Emmaus High School Marine Corps Youth Fitness team has been a consistent winner. VC ithin a six year time span, the EHS Fitness team has competed in the national finals in 1972, 1974, and 1976. In 1976, our six man team captured first place and wore crowned national fitness champions. This year, the 1977 EHS Fitness team was off to another fine start as they defeated fifty- four other teams to win the regional meet at Hershey. This victory qualified the team for further competition toward the title. EHS FITNESS TEAM. Kneeling: W. Yohe, D Hess First Row: G. Gibbs (Advisor), V. Frederick, D. Trum bore. C. Anderson, B. Kohler, B Fisher, M. Kohler. Sec- ond Row: S. Bobo. I Stichicr. P. McKeegan. D Wen- dling. K. Blaise. S. Hess. BELOW: WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB. G. Lcgach (Advi- sor). 71 Creativity And Imagination . . . This year for the first time, the Stinger newspaper, became a class. Credit was given for taking this English that devoted time to working on the school paper. The editors, staff, and photographers, worked diligently reporting on school activities and meeting deadlines. The staff published regular issues throughout the year, and climaxed with the Senior Issue. EDITORS. First Row: S. Gibbard, D. Pavonc. Second Row. S. Klein, A. Haines, M. Harnis, K. Gcrsbach, L. Gciling. STINGER STAFF. Bottom Row: P. Roland, S. Klein, A. Haines, K. Nowack, L. Williams. M. Hannis, A. Crago, M. Funk, S. Peryamosi, S. Gibbard, C. Rohrbach. Second Row: S. Moyer, P. Graves, T. Oplingcr, B. Schreiter, B. Dunton, J. Fischer, R. Martin, C. Wallace, D. Pavonc, L. Rakcstraw, L. Geiling, K. Gcrsbach. . . . Keys To Success If you remember the faces painted like the group Kiss, well, those were the members of Collage. The staff did everything possible to sell their literary magazine. They held bake sales and published newsletters. The staff did a fantastic job and this year was the first of many in which they did not remain in debt. COLLAGE. Bottom Row: V. Gchringer, C. Voght, D. Debus, G. Goodridgc. D. Pavone. Second Row: Mr. Weiant (Advisor), K. Delahaunty, K. Blaise, V. McLaughlin, K. Johnson, H. Hudson (Editor-in-Chief), L. Rakestraw (Literary Editor). FORUM. C. Slocum, S. Perna, K. Frye, L Palcncar, V. McLaughlin, J. Swift. 73 Putting It All Together . . . Under the leadership of editor-in-chief, Audrey Snyder and advisor, Mrs. Larmcr, the Tattler Staff worked hard to produce the 55th edition of the Tattler. The staff, the largest in years, met deadlines, assisted photographers and compiled school information. Editors worked daily to layout formats. Through many months of energy and planning, we are proud to present this Tattler 1977. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Audrey Snyder ASSISTANT EDITORS: Jean Buss, Fran Kroboch ADVISOR: Mrs. Larmcr 74 . . . Tattler EDITORS. Tracey Knauss, Karen Leibert, Sally Acker- man. Kim Gilchrist. Brad Miller, Lucretia Bisco. TATTLER STAFF. Bottom Row: M. Derr. M. Handley, H. Hamner, C. Bergstresser, C Rohrbach. G. Heck, M. Fries. Second Row: J. Rheincr, R. Fritz, D. Lauer, C. Bodlc, A. Gcchtcr, K. Hausman, A Rossanesc, J. Roy- croft. K. Blylcr. R. Alvarado, L. Jurich, L. Rakestraw. D. O’Connors, J. Bortz, D. Zapp. Third Row: B. Owen, S. Adams. D. Ehas. C Merklc, T. Smoll, S. Thompson, P. Melcher, S. Besz. M. Hannis, J. Weiss. D. Docschcr. C. Sieger, B, Schwartz, L. Siglcy. S. Drcisbach, L. Moring, K. Johnson. Top Row: K. Wigficld, S. Gibbard, L. Geil- ing. T. Lippowitsch, R. Romig, A. Schaffer. R. Fayad. K. Stephen, B. Cole, D. Walp, C Lagler, B. Ross, S. Kohler. A Holmes. T. Hamisch. V. Miller, J. Kerchcr, K. Gers- bach, A. Hvizdos. 75 Here We Come Again . . . Here we come again! We’re heading full speed into a new year. The books pile up, lockers fill up, and the burden of homework attacks us. We put our minds to the grind- stone and our noses in the books. It’s not all that bad. We meet old friends and make new friends. Through all the sweat of school, we laugh, cry, and share our experi- ences. It’s a long road ahead, but somehow we manage. And we make it! 78 . . . Fullspeed Into a New Year 1977 was the year of bomb scares, an energy crisis, and a wicked winter. How can we forget chose days in freezing classrooms and for some — those days in the PIT. In 1977, Rocky” was the movie, disco” was the sound, and everyone loved Fridays. By Friday afternoon, students were itching for the weekend, fidgety and raring to go. Oh, Thank God for Fridays! A special thanks goes to our wo photographers, Allen Haines and Rich Martin. These two guys did a great job and we thank them for their performances in photogra- phy. 79 Fun Times at the Sadie Hawkins . . . Once a year, we free ourselves from school and spend an enjoyable evening in the world of fantasy. We adorn ourselves with the cos- tumes of farm life and Halloween and we’re off to the Sadie Hawkins! Each couple pays their respects to the pastor of the dance, Mar- ry in’ Sam. This year, men dressed like ladies and ladies dressed like men. This made it a lit- tle difficult for the girls to ask a guy, since many went as girls. At least, those who enjoyed the hand-clapping and knee-slapping music will remember this annual event. 80 . . . Seniors “Play” It Up The seniors battled through fearless snow- storms and several cancellations, but never- theless, they performed an outstanding play. In Bus Stop,” the audience observed the hilarious antics of small town citizens as a bus is stranded in their town. Bo Decker, played by Allen Haines, tries to carry a beautiful young girl, Sheri, played by Jenny Matthews off to his home in Montana. Finally, through it all, they decide Montana would be a nice place to live after all. Special thanks is awarded to Miss Gordin and Roxanne Fritz, the two directors. Their patience and guidance was greatly appreci- ated. 81 Fall Brings Chilly Weather And . . . The air is chilly, but filled with excite- ment. It’s Turkey Time again. As the football team prepares for their rival, Whitehall, the school perks up with the signs of Thanksgiv- ing. Halls are plastered with victory signs, a bonfire is carefully created and guarded, and a pep rally is in sight. Each student ponders the question, Will we win?” Finally, as the holiday arrives, cheers fill the gym. Excitement fills the air as all await the crowning of our queen. This year, a cheer- ful Claudia Merkle was crowned as the 1976 Football Queen. Meanwhile, the team anx- iously awaits their last game of the season. Although we lost in honorable defeat, no other excitement will be remembered as well as the memories of Thanksgiving at EHS! 82 . . . The Thrill of Thanksgiving 83 My Fair Lady. . . 84 . . . Wasn’t It “Loverly” In mid March, the months of hard work and labor was received by the public. This tre- mendous work was the spring musical. My Fair Lady. The story, beginning in the early 1900’s, was depicting the efforts of a young eccentric man to develop a girl into a woman. As it turns out they eventually get married and live happily ever after. Allen Haines and Joy Bibik did a fine job portraying the roles of Professor Henry Hig- gins and Eliza Doolittle. The entire cast worked hard and practiced daily. The general public claimed the spring musical as a raving success. Special thanks go to Albert Neumeyer, director, and Shirlee K. Neumeyer, choreog- rapher. They did a fine job on our school’s ninth musical. 85 A Wonderful Evening . . . As the end of the year rapidly approached, juniors had only one thing on their minds. While the girls anxiously waited for an invi- tation, the guys tried to get up their nerve. Students then began to prepare for an event- ful evening, the Junior Prom. The Junior Prom was held at the Holiday Inn with the theme, You’ve Got A Friend, setting the mood. Couples danced the night away to the tunes of Captain Flagg. During the course of the evening, those individuals working with dedication for the junior class were announced as the court. All couples had an experience with beautiful memories they will never forget. 86 . . . Junior Prom — “You’ve Got A Friend” 87 “The Long And Winding Road” . . . 88 . . . A Beautiful Way To End As Seniors prepared eagerly for the end of their high school days, they also spent one last evening recalling memories with friends, enjoying themselves, and living it up. At the Senior Ball, couples danced and rocked through the evening. The Senior Ball, depicted by the theme The Long And Winding Road. was held at Holiday Inn on May 28. 1977. Music by Red Delicious was provided into the wee hours of the night. As the evening went on, couples danced to Play That Funky Music” and romanced to Stairway to Heaven.” The eve- ning was lovely and beautiful for all with memories that will be everlasting! 89 The Year May End But. . . 90 . . . Memories Linger Memories — Light the corners of my mind Misty Water colored memories Of the way we were. Scattered pictures — Of the smiles we left behind Smiles we gave to one another For the way wc were. Can it be that it was All so simple then. Or has time rewritten Every line? If we had the chance to Do it all again, would we? Could we? Memories — May be beautiful, and yet. What’s too painful to remember We simply choose to forget. So it’s the laughter — We will remember Whenever wc remember The way we were. The Way Wc Were Alan and Marilyn Bergman (1973) 91 94 VARSITY FOOTBALL Bottom Row: Steve Miller, Ted Lobst, John Caidar- clli, Mike Nonnemachcr, Jim Stewert, Drew Marsh, Chris Spangenberg, K. C. Keeler, Mark Hamschcr, Kevin Smith, Jim Kopenhaver, Brute Traylor Second Row: Bruce Polstcr, Brad Fisher, Brian Durkin, Taryn Kulp, Jeff Fink, Steve Milinichik, Dan Warg, Jay Snyder, Dale Herb, Andy Caverly, Scott Edleman, Mike Damiano. Third Row: Bryan Tafuri, Robert Kachclries, Garry Ritter, Chris Labenberg, Tim Close, Phil Ehrig, Erik Brachman, Rich Wagner, Leon Jaskuta, Ian Pirl, Jeff Mayberry, Jim Rcichard, Bruce Hamscher. Fourth Row: Kyle Smith (mgr.), Keith Nash (trainer), Mr. Fischl, Mr. Wildongcr, Mr. Fritzingcr, Mr. Legath (head coach), Mr. Balliet, Mr. Richardson, Mr. DiGiacomo, Tom Picrog (mgr.) VARSITY SCHEDULE EHS OPP. Quakertown 13 6 Easton 0 6 Liberty 24 22 St. Pius X 26 22 Allen 13 18 Dieruff 0 13 Central Catholic 20 0 Parkland 36 14 Freedom 40 8 Northampton 15 13 Whitehall 14 21 ' 95 Respect This year our football team underwent several changes. Eugene Legath entered his first season as head coach, while his team entered their first season in the East Penn League. The impressive record of 7-4 and a third place in the league was evidenced through the enthusiasm and determi- nation of the team. Several players were recog- nized as outstanding athletes by both the fans and the newspaper. Because of the close ties and enduring friendships. Hornet Pride was brought about by the members of the team. COACHING STAFF. Kneeling: Dave Wildongcr, Keith Nash (trainer). William DiGiacomo. Standing: Carl Fischl, Willard Fritzinger, Eugene Legath (Head Coach), John Balliet, Michael Richardson. 96 JV FOOTBALL. Bottom Row: Tom Picrog (manager), Dave Boyd, Bob Schuler, Joe Sikorski, Steve Edclman, Tad Brown, Jim Henry, Kurt Wcthcrhold, John Heim, Roland Kern, Kyle Smith (manager). Standing: Dave Wildonger (Coach), Tim Romig, Mark Roberts, Paul Sicinski, Mike Bowers, Dave Shelly, Don Siglcy, Geoff Smith, Mike Laros, Scott Croslcy, Dave Kahn, Mike Cavcrly, Craig Mogel, Malcolm Green, Mike Richardson (Coach). JV FOOTBALL Whitehall OPP. 10 EHS 6 Quakertown 26 12 Easton 21 0 Liberty 21 8 William Allen 30 8 Dieruff 33 0 Central Catholic 6 7 Parkland 14 6 Northampton 30 24 97 98 An Almost Perfect Season Led by the undefeated play of co-captains Diane Ross and Karen Leibert the 1976 Girls Tennis Team posted 13-1 record. With the graduation of six seniors from the squad, Coach Weiss expected a rebuilding season. The squad started with three exhibition wins. Included in these wins was an impressive 5-2 victory over Colonial League Champion Saucon Valley. Another outstanding triumph was 5-2 win over nemesis Liberty. The only blemish on the Girls’ record was a heartbreaking 4-3 loss to Freedom. Emmaus extended Freedom in singles only to lose 2-three set matches. The season was high- lighted by wins over the veteran teams of Parkland and Easton. With the return of juniors Ross, DeLabar, Bielcr and Knapp and sophomore Grupen, the team is looking forward to next year. Bottom Row: Robin Edmeadcs, Missy Grupen, Janet McCardle, Janet Kaminski. Top Row: Claire DeLabar, Karen Beiler, Kim Kline, Missy Kalb, Karen Licbcrt, Diane Ross, Lisa Gower, Jodi Weiss, Sue Knapp, Wendy Stcagcr. 99 Tough Competition Makes For A Rough Season 100 VARSITY. Front Row: lam Campbell, Phil Sell, Larry Brown, Jack Jones, Ron Thompson, Drew Stichter, Ernie Rohrbach, Steve Klein. Second Row: Joel Stauffer, Jim Klein, Randy Weidner, John Lalik, Dave Foltz, Sung Ho Hong. Third Row: Creg Coulton, Chris Hudson, Kevin Gough, Scott Haltzman, Bob Englemen. Fourth Row: Coach Schmidt, Kevin Blaise, Peter Zogas. J.V. Kneeling: Kip Doeschcr, Joel Stauffer, David Moyer, Jim Scandola, Craig Coulton, Richard Schosscr, Jeff Schantzenbach. Standing: David Wilson, John Richards, Mark Kocis, Coach Schmidt, Doug Schlegel, Dave Foltz, Scott Haltzman, Andrew Grubb. VARSITY SCHEDULE Salisbury EHS 3 OPP. 1 Easton 1 4 Wilson 2 1 Becahi 4 1 Liberty 1 8 Parkland 4 1 Dieruff 1 0 Allen 1 2 Freedom 1 6 Easton 3 3 Bccahi 2 0 Liberty 0 2 Parkland 3 2 Dieruff 3 1 Allen 1 2 Freedom 0 3 J.V. SCHEDULE EHS OPP. Freedom 0 1 Liberty 0 1 Easton 1 3 Becahi 1 1 Southern Lehigh 4 1 Easton 2 1 Becahi 0 0 Freedom 0 2 Liberty 1 0 The soccer team finished with an 8-7-1 record overall and a 6-7-1 record in the East Penn League. This placed the team in fifth place in the East Penn League. Co-captains Larry Brown and Jack Jones were both honored by receiv- ing first team berths on the EPL all star team. Junior Drew Stichter was recognized for his outstanding play by being put on the second team All-League team. Left wing Jones also placed second in the league goal scoring title with fif- teen goals (sixteen overall) while adding four assists for a total of nineteen points. Among the highlights of the year were two victories over Dieruff, a come from behind victory at Wilson and tie at Easton, and two tough 2-1 losses at the hands of the Allen High Canaries. 101 Sue Buez cook over as the head coach of the field hockey team this year. Under her leadership and with the assistance of Linda Schmick, the EHS field hockey team recorded a winning 9-4-5 season. Although graduation had caused the loss of many key players the girls came through showing a com- petitive spirit and an enthusiasm for the sport. Sen- ior captain Pat Kahlc led her team through exhaust- ing practices and many close games. Their record which includes 5 ties reflects the number of tight games that this year’s team was involved in. This year success both in goal scoring and on defense was due to a strong team effort. HOCKEY SCHEDULE Dieruff EHS 2 OPP. 0 Northampton 3 2 Freedom 2 1 Easton 2 0 Whitehall 3 1 Parkland 1 1 Liberty 1 0 Allen 1 0 Dieruff 0 0 Phillipsburg 1 1 Northampton 2 2 Freedom 3 0 Easton 1 0 Whitehall 2 1 Parkland 1 1 Phillipsburg 4 0 Liberty 1 0 Allen 2 1 Hockey Claims Field 102 VARSITY. Kneeling: Anne Pennebacker. Brenda Schrictcr. Alice Nonncmacher, Karen Hess, Paulette Duracinsky, Pat Kahlc, Barb Zalokar, Terri Moyer. Standing: Tammy Small, Joanne Walbcrt, Kim Stephen, Alice Holmes, Barbara Schmauch, Kimberly Gibbs, Debbie Christman. Heather Hudson, Cathy Ducrsr, Coach Sue Butz. 103 J.V. HOCKEY. Bottom Row: I.iz Parker (mgr ), Lori Lichtcnwalncr, Beth Canfield, Beth Souilliard, Patti Mclson, Sue Keim, Darla Frey, Jill Roberts (mgr.). Second Row: Patty Surdo- val, Steph Marzo, Deb Lcskowsky, Paige Bausman, Darlene Laudenslager, Lisa Zalokar, Miss Schmick. Top Row: Pam Parker, Barbara Buss, Sally Wilson, Kim Adams. J.V. HOCKEY SCHEDULE EHS OPP. Northampton 0 2 Easton 0 0 Whitehall 0 2 Parkland 0 1 Liberty 0 2 Phillipsburg 0 3 Northampton 0 2 Easton 0 2 Whitehall 0 2 Parkland 0 2 Phillipsburg 0 3 Liberty 0 0 104 Amassing The Miles This years Cross Country Team performed as well as last years with a 9- 2 overall and 8-2 league record, which earned them second place in the league. However, at the District 11 championship Seniors Steve Werley, Mark Rieder, Dave Morris and Greg Stinner along with Juniors Paul Zim- merman and Paul McLaughlin combined to defeat League Champion Free- dom for the District Championship, the first in Emmaus’s history. The team was also crowned the All-League Champion of the Tri-Valley Invita- tional Tournament. Individually, Steve Werley was voted to the All-League team. Werley, Rieder and McLaughlin all placed in the top 12 in Districts with Werley running to a 3rd place finish. First Row: Dave McTish, Paul McLaughlin, Mark Rieder, Dave Morris, Greg Stinner, Steve Werley, Tom Fegley, Paul Zimmerman. Second Row: Lynn Zimmerman (mgr.), Marian Nalcada, Robin Walbert, Bill Clifford, Jim Kahlc, Jim Hesnan, Brian Messier, David Perry, Kathy Rieder, Paige Roth, Barb McNamara, Audrey Snyder (mgr.), Coach Bottorf. 105 Team Looking Forward To Next Season Kneeling: John Wasscr, Mark Speary, Tom Newton, Lisa Schultz. Chris Tafuri. Standing: John Kortvely, Coach Landis. Craig Eiding, Scott Marklc. Tim Stevenson, Brad Lebo, Matt McTish. The EHS golf team finished its season in the East Penn League with a 7-4 record. The only senior, Chris Brandt, had the lowest stroke average, while Tim Stevenson was awarded the most improved golfer. The best finish in the league tournament at Oak Hill was Chris Tafuri with a second place finish in the fourth flight. Chris Brandt and Lisa Schultz qualified for the state tourna- ment with Lisa finishing 13th in the girls division. 106 Defense Sparks Season Pressure defense was the key to the Hornets success in the East Penn Conference. Their full court press enabled them to take Freedom to the wire for the division championship and gain wins over the powerful teams of Dieruff, Central Catholic, and Easton. The team ended up with a 16-8 record. Russ Steltz was chosen to the E.P.L. All-Star second, while Todd Oplinger and Randy Eck received honorable mention. Russ and Todd were nominated to play in the LARC All-Star game. Individually, senior Russ Steltz led the team in rebounds, scoring and dished off 79 assists. 107 Kneeling, from left to right: John Mcislin (mgr.), Bob Kachclrics, Randy Eck, Todd Oplinger, Chris Labcnbcrg, Dave Fritz, Robin Walbcrt (mgr.). Standing, from left to right: Ass’t Coach Roth, Keith Nash (trainer), Eric Labcnbcrg, Craig Wcndling, Noel Labcnbcrg, Ron Thompson, Russ Steltz, Rich Wagner, Mark Roberts, Coach Schantzenbach. VARSITY SCHEDULE EHS OPP. Salisbury 65 50 Pottsville 58 62 Dicruff 57 55 Allen 65 76 Central Catholic 65 63 Hazleton 65 63 Phillipsburg 43 52 Southern Lehigh 74 46 Saucon Valley 75 56 Wilson Boro 62 77 Parkland 61 54 Northampton 75 56 Whitehall 64 45 Liberty 75 65 Bccahi 64 72 Freedom 40 39 Parkland 66 43 Northampton 50 51 Whitehall 60 57 Liberty 54 47 Becahi 47 46 Freedom 45 48 Easton 51 62 Parkland 53 54 J.V. SCHEDULE EHS OPP. Salisbury 64 51 Pottsville 55 41 Dicruff 54 81 Allen 43 66 Central Catholic 30 71 Hazleton 67 99 Phillipsburg 68 64 Southern Lehigh 49 63 Saucon Valley 55 37 Wilson Boro 71 68 Parkland 38 65 Northampton 88 73 Whitehall 77 75 Liberty 65 52 Becahi 60 59 Freedom 50 57 Parkland 37 44 Northampton 39 48 Whitehall 52 54 Liberty 50 40 Becahi 55 53 Freedom 58 51 Easton 35 52 J.V. BASKETBALL. Kneeling: Henry Yost, Mark Graham, John Kollar, Mike Matyas. Standing: Mark Kocis, Scott Brooks, John Furbur, Byron Aten, Mark Roberts, Dana Lentz, Coach Landis. 108 ►....f riS ■ A Big 3 Leads Way This season was termed a building year for the Emmaus Girls Varsity Basketball Team, however, the big 3” or Deb Christman, Barb Schmauch and Beth Carrahcr led the Hornets to a 23-5 record. The team lacked experience this year, however, constant hustle and hard work led the Hornets beyond everyones expectations. The team was 1st in our Division, 2nd in the League, 2nd in the District and in the top eight teams in the state. Deb Christman received many individual awards this season, she was recognized by Sports Illustrated and selected to the First Team All-League. Some other of Debbie’s accomplishments include: scor- ing over 1000 points in her high school career so far, scoring 52 points in a single game and being the leagues leading scorer. Both Barb Schmauch and Beth Carraher received Honorable Mention All- League recognition. The outlook for next year looks good due to the fact that only two seniors arc graduating and the J.V. team was unde- feated! EMMAUS ' EMMAUS EMMAUS Kneeling: Lisa Labanz, Karen Biclcr, Kathy Carl. Stephanie Monroe, Lisa Kline, Nancy Walls, Coach Ippolito. Standing: Wendy Steagcr (mgr.), Kathy Rokosny, Debbie Christman, Beth Car- rahcr, Barbara Schmauch, Sandy Oplinger, Sue Carraher, Paulette Duracinsky (mgr.). 110 VARSITY SCHEDULE EHS OPP. Saint Francis 76 18 Boyertown 93 42 Dieruff 57 54 Allen 71 68 Central Catholic 85 72 Upper Perkiomen 76 34 Saucon Valley 56 24 Phillipsburg 75 52 Parkland 101 40 Northampton 82 43 Whitehall 73 60 Liberty 73 48 Becahi 92 33 Freedom 86 29 Parkland 87 55 Northampton 81 31 Whitehall 58 64 Easton 54 49 Liberty 64 35 Becahi 85 48 Freedom 72 34 Dieruff 47 63 Liberty 86 50 Whitehall 68 49 Allen 57 62 Bishop McDevitt 68 66 Abington 47 68 J.V. SCHEDULE EHS OPP. Boyertown 34 32 Allen 38 20 Central Catholic 35 24 Upper Perkiomen 28 14 Saucon Valley 49 16 Phillipsburg 31 8 Parkland 42 11 Northampton 36 28 Whitehall 44 23 Becahi 35 18 Parkland 48 32 Northampton 35 19 Whitehall 55 31 Easton 39 19 Becahi 54 19 111 Sharp Shooters The rifle team’s record for 1976-77 season was 3 wins and 5 losses. In spite of their 5 losses Mr. Lutick felt it was a good sea- son. Several of our matches were much closer than the actual scores show for rifle matches are won or lost by the smallest fractions of an inch. As a whole the team did well. First year shooters did a fine job of filling the gap left by five graduating seniors. The experience gained by these shooters should provide for a more successful season next year. 113 Front Row: Alan Dech, Gary Wolf. Ben Kohler. Matt McTish. Back Row: Coach Lutick. Tom Puschak, Robert Lockhart, Mark Kohler, Keith Pciflcy. Hard Work Pays Off With the assistance of coach Claire Alice Rahn and Joan Demkee, the Girls Swim Team pressed on to achieve a 9-2 record, placing EHS third in the league. The following repre- sented Emmaus in the State Competition: Linda Bcrges, Kathy Engleman, Jane Ikeda and Simone Fratrick in the Med- ley Relay and Marcia Gregory in Diving. Marcia, taking a sec- ond at the District 11 competition and placed tenth at the State Championship, is the first girl swimmer or diver from Emmaus to place in the top 12 at States. 114 First Row: Michclc Fratrick (mgr.), Marcia Gregory, Sally Paulas, Rcnc Fayad, Coach Claire Alice Rahn, Ass’t Coach Defiore. Second Row: Janet McCardlc, Jane Ikeda, Karen Comstock, Laura Marino. Linda Berges. Asst Coach Demkee. Third Row: Donna Fcglcy. Eva Tinansky, Carol Richards. Carol Evans. Lord Cannon, Kathy Engleman. Fourth Row: Vicky Amici, Lori Schaeffer, Linda Stoudt. Toni Nolfa, Cathy Kcrchcr, Simone Fratrick. GIRL’S SWIMMING Freedom EHS 83 Saucon Valley 130 Northampton 97 Wilson West Lawn 70 Liberty 93 Parkland 112 Phillipsburg 94 Pottsville 105 Whitehall 115 Allen 98 Dieruff 99 Easton 84 OPP. 88 41 75 102 79 60 78 66 56 72 71 88 i Streak Ends at 69 Mr. Dave Steidcl and Mr. Jeff Hitchings took over the coach- ing positions vacated by the resignations of Mr. Roberts and Mr. Bottorf. The season proved to be a very tough one for the Hor- nets after the loss of 9 seniors through graduation. The team’s win streak of 69 straight wins was snapped by Allen in a heart- breaking 88-84 loss in the Allen pool. Individual honors went to the medley relay team of Rob Huey, Bruce Ikeda, Mark Druckenmiller and Chad Crandell, second team all-league and second in Districts. The 400 yard freestyle relay of Mike Haas, Jeff Trembley, Matt Shane and Chad Cran- dell was fi rst team All-League and placed first in districts. The Hornets are looking forward to next year with high hopes because of the super underclassmen who will be returning. - tr JU ( 7. w( Ny S . A ft Bottom Row: Kevin Beckett, Keith Lehman. David Ritter. Doug Edmcads. Brace Messier. Second Row: John Kim. Jim Rcifingcr. Roger Arsht. Mark Druckenmiller. Brian Miller. Chat! Crandell. John Fayad. John Kortvcly. Third Row Asst Coach Hitchings. Bruce Ikeda. Mike Haas. Dave Nonncmakcr, Matt Shane. Brad Miller. Robert Huey. Spencer Becket. Coach Steidcl. 16 SWIM SCHEDULE EHS OPP North Penn 26 65 York Suburban 36 46 Freedom 102 69 Saucon Valley 116 55 Hill School 35 114 Northampton 125 45 Wilson West Lawn 85 86 Liberty 101 70 Parkland 57 26 Phillipsburg 115 43 Potts ville 116 41 Bishop Hobon 96 76 Dicruff 53 29 Allen 84 88 Easton 52 31 Whitehall 122 43 117 So Much Effort — Not Much Glory This year the wrestling teams had a very ungratifying season, this is due to the lack of experience in an experienced wrestling league. Last year five out of the ten top teams in the state were from District 11. The most memorable match was beating Dicruff on their home mat, while the most disappointing match was losing to Whitehall in a very contested match. All in all we are proud of the wrestlers who stayed and had the courage to face some of the top teams in the state. VARSITY. Kneeling: Kathy Beibcl (mgr.), Mike Eisentraut, Dave Huddle, Eric Wetzel, Mark Spcary, Ray Schcffley, Wayne Yohc, Lee Chonski (mgr.). Standing: Bill Pittcn, Mark Rieder, Brayan Tafuri, Pete Roland, Jay Snyder. John Caldarelli, Curt Koch, Bryan Schrciter, Scott Wctherhold. Mark Wayncr, Coach Ferraro. VARSITY SCHEDULE Salisbury Dicruff Freedom Springford Easton Central Catholic Phillipsburg Parkland North Western William Allen Wilson Boro Liberty Northampton Whitehall Bccahi EHS OPP. 30 30 29 28 0 52 21 30 3 52 54 3 0 49 9 43 9 42 9 41 20 38 4 55 14 40 18 27 7 46 J.V. Kneeling: Brian Hillegass. Jim Klein, Kevin Biviano, Rick Rohrbach. Standing: Coach Richardson. Erie Metzker, Curt Koch. Harold Fulmer, Vernon Frederick Jesse Pizaleto. 119 BOVS VOLLHYBAI.L. Kneeling: Sue Schantsenbach (Mgr.), Ik)h Harper. Greg Confer. Phi! Sell. Mike Sicinski. Tammy Bortz (Mgr.). Standing: Mr. Weiss (Coach), Jim Ferlino, Brad Miller. Kevin Gough. Jon Steiner. Kevin Smith. Scott Crosslcy. GIRLS VOU.nYBAI.L. Sitting: Joanne Rheiner Kneeling Kathy Miller (Mgr.). Sharon Brannan, Sallie Thompson, Diane Ross. Leslie Wasscr, Ix-slie Capehart, Jackie Brvfogle, Hlaine Bencllcf. Standing: Francine Kroboth, Claire Dcl.abar. Kim Morstatt, Cheryl Snyder. BarbSonon, Barb Ross. Pam Brunner. Miss Kathy Mihalcik (Coach) 120 Spike It! Humble in Victory, Proud in Defeat Tri-captains Erin Findley, Kim Stephen, and Beth Carraher led their team to a 6-4 record. Despite the fact that this year’s team was fairly young and inex- perienced, several factors contributed to the success- ful season. Defense was the team’s strong point. The girls allowed their opponents to score only 17 runs, as compared to their own 82 for a 5 game streak. Sue Carraher and Alice Nonnemacher were the major power hitters of the team, and tri-captain Erin Findley was the best all around team player. Because of the amount of experience the payers gained during the season, the team is looking for- ward to next year. Bottom Row. Bonnie Schncck (Mgr.). Lisa Allcndcr, Kathy Albright. Sharon Krupa, Kathy Kercher, Erin Findley. Second Row: Ardyth Hall. Diane Snyder. Sue Knapp. Lisa Kline. Alice Nonnemacher. Denise Koch, Robin Stoudt. Third Row: Mrs. Nancy Kresslcy (Coach). Lori Henry. Gwen Heideckcr. Kim Stephen. Sue Carraher. Beth Carraher. Karen Bielcr Paulette Duracinsky. Miss Linda Schmick (Coach). Hornets Injury Plagued The 1977 Boys Baseball Season started off looking good with a victory over league power Dieruff, 4-2. However, their story soon turned to one of misfortune when three of the team’s starting seniors, Rich Gair, Dave Morris and Jack Jones, suffered injuries. Despite these setbacks, there were several capable play- ers who picked up the slack. Senior Stan Toth and under- classmen Mark Roberts and Bruce Hamschcr were great assets to the team, each hitting over 300. Roberts also con- tributed to the effort by pitching for much of the season. The Hornets endured many honorable defeats, losing many games by only one or two runs. VARSITY. Bottom Row: Mark Roberts, Stott Rammer, Doug Focht. Andy Cavcrly. Mike Lapp. Second Row : Coach Fritzingcr, Jeff Maberry, Bruce Schwartz, Todd Beider, Joe Kocis. Frank Fox. Third Row: Coach Williams. Chuck Constant. Bruce Hamschcr. Dave Nonncmachcr. Stan Toth. Don Boehm. Fourth Row: Matt McTish (Statistician). Dave Morris. Russ Stcltz. Ted Iobst. Richie Gair, Doug Miller (Mgr.) 122 123 J.V. Bottom Row: Doug Schlcgcl, Don Siglcy. Brad Morris, Mike Cavcrly, Scott Fick, Bob Lockhart. Second Row: David Wieand, Russel Fick, F.rnic Mohr. Stott Scislovc. Mike Koneski. Third Row: Joe Hull. Mike Duracinsky, Mark Bisbing. Tony Maini, Mark Constant Fourth Row Mark Graham. John Kollar. Scott Blylcr. Tom Carragham. Coach 1 laja. Returning Lettermen Set Pace Over one-half of this year's Boys Track ream are com peeing in track for the first time this year. However, with some of the returning lettermen to act as team leaders the year should be termed a learning one. In spite of their dual meet record of 3 wins and 7 losses, the crack team contin- ued to improve throughout the season. The strong events for this year’s track team were: weights. John Baranchok. Drew Marsh, Jay Snyder and K. C Keeler; distance, Steve Werley, Paul McLaughlin, Jim Kopenhaver. Mark Ricder and Paul Zimmerman; hurdles, Warren Hyde; pole vault. Mike Tyson; high jump, Pete Hobson and triple jump. Tom Feglev. 124 Sitting: Steve Miller, Bruce Polstcr, Ian Campbell, Paul Zimmerman, Mark Ricticr, Jim Guldin, Bryan Bray. Kneeling: Kathy Nowack (Statistician), Mike Roos, Tom Peglcy. John Baranchok, Dale Bortz, Jim Klein. Mark Wagner. Mike Noncmachcr. John Ixfcvcr. Standing: (loach Wessner. John Madonna. Mike Tyson. Paul McLaughlin. Warren Hyde, Tim Stevenson. Erik Brachman. Frank Stevens, Dave MeTish, Drew Marsh, Jim Pfenninger, Tim Close, Steve Milinichik, Craig Coulton, Sam Yip, Coach Bottorf. 125 Records Matched and Broken Seniors Pat Kahle and Barb Schmauch, Junior Debbie Christman, and a capable nucleus of underclassmen led this year's team to a 6-3 overall record, and a 3-2 league record. This fine performance won the team a second place finish in the Hast Penn League. The girl’s arc top seeded in seven events going into the Ixaguc Meet, and prospects are good that they will do equally well in the District XI Meet. Bottom Row: Penny lobst. Janice Jones. Kim Kozc. Brenda Crcssman. Lisa Clarke. IXnisc Spangler. Liz Parker, lisa Tilnnsky. Sally Wilson. Second Row: Stephanie Stocker. Lisa Ness, Denise (Harwell. Anne Pcnncbacker. Leslie Capehart. Patty Surdoval, Kathy Riodcr. Donna Piroda. Bev Pfcnningcr. Sue Zimmerman. Third Row: Lisa Parker. Karen Hess. Janet Newcomer. Ann Hensler. Barb McNamara, Sue Strohlein, Renee Alvarado. Rhonda Pfeiffer, Janet Bento, Sue Puschak. Fourth Row: Coach Morgan. Lisa Gower. Paige Roth. Alice Holmes. I-orri Cannon, Barb Schmauch. Debbie Christman. Pat Kahle. Robin Walbcrt. Kim Yeakel. Rene Favad. Beth Kochman. Vicky Amici. Marian Nakada (Mgr.). Alvssa Hvizdos (Mgr. i. 126 A Perfect Season Coming off a championship year in ’76 rhe tennis team continued their winning ways by sweeping through their first thirteen matches. Led by senior Joe Friedberg and junior Kevin Behrle, the singles players have compiled a record of 52-0. Other sin- gles players are junior Chris Smith and sophomore Paige Pennebacker. Joe Friedberg will represent the school in the State Tournament. Still hoping to qualify for State Doubles are the teams of Kevin Behrle and Scott Brooks and Paige Pennebacker and Chris Smith. 127 Kneeling: Chris Smith. Paige Pennebacker. Jim Reich. Tom Puschak, Scott Brooks. Brad Lcbo. Dave Kahn. Standing: Mike Shecklcr. Gerry Hoffman. Kevin Behrle. Joe Friedberg, Mark Semprini.John Richards, William Sheckler (Coach). Spirit Let’s go Hornets we’re right behind you!”, could well be the slogan of the Emmaus spirited Cheerleading Squads. Beginning their busy year with summer practice, cheerleading camp, and a lot of hard work, the cheerleaders arc constant advocates of school spirit. They arc also involved in soliciting patrons for the Booster Club, painting signs, planning and decorating pep rallies and cheering at athletic games. Under the direction of Mr. Yeakel, the varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders created new cheers in 1976-77. This year’s co-captains were Ann Gcchter and Claudia Merkle. J.V. Bottom Row: Debbie Gocpfcrt, I-cc Hamschcr, Holly Hacker. Top Row: Patti MacLaughlan. Kim Heck, Nancy Blair. VARSITY. Bottom Row: Hillari Hamncr, Sue Drcisbach. Kim Gilchrest, Ann Gcchtcr, Marti MacLaughlan, Mindy Gcopfcrt, Barb Stover. Top Row: Connie Snyder. Claudia Merkle. 128 Those Who Serve Director of Athletics Gwcndlyn Armitage Assistant Director of Athletics Jcrold A. Dougherty Trainer Keith Nash 130 131 132 133 UNDERCLASSMEN Sophomores The Sophomore year is a year of panic and frustration. A new building, and new people can really create some interesting situations. But more likely than not. the newcomers survive and succeed in organiz- ing an enthusiastic sophomore class. 136 CATHY BEIBLE — President A New Beginning MR. LUTICK, MR. HNATOW — Advisors CHERYL BARTHOLEMEW — Vice Presi- dent LAURIE KROMMES — Secretary DONNA FEGLEY — Treasurer 137 We’ve Been Initiated 3-6 VO-TECH. Bottom Row: Richard Drabick. Randy Chapkovich, Kathy Baer, Dave F.isentrat, Cindy Sell. Second Row: Jay Snyder, Donald Martin, Gale Bachman, Eric Hunger, Chris Whitney. Robert Vrulauel, Alan Vogel. Third Row: Rosemarie Yadush, Eric Kramer, Wayne Urffer, Charles Urland, Dean David, Marvin Kcrchner, Lee Smith. Top Row Dave Sadrovitz, Alan Hersh, Russell Roedcr. Rick Delx ng, Alan Sherman, Jim Miklos, Scott Hausman, Glen Lauer, Matthew Moll, Karl Locssl, Steve Yanochko, David George, Keith Jones. John Miller. PM VO-TECH. Bottom Row: Carol Miller, Matthew Pcnnebackcr, Keith Rau, Ronald Jacobs. Top Row: Boyd Kahler, Brian Fritz, David Koch, Mark Boyer, William Spaar, Deb- bie Lagler. 138 Class Of ’79 AM VO-TECH. Bottom Row: Janinc Shuster, Sherrie Bloch, Bonnie Holtzhafcr, Scot Fenstcr- maker, Terri Theodore. Second Row: Glen Nothstcin, Mike Green, Kolinn Kramer, Tim Kohoth, Glenn Traupman, Steve Toth. Third Row: Hunter Hendricks, Scarlet Hoffman, Terry Herb, David Fern, Robert Harding, Lori George. Top Row: Kevin Shoemaker, Brian Faurl, Tim Afflcrbach, Scott Kline, Jeff Heffner, Mike Bickel, Ernie Mohr, Connie Diehl, Jim Loess!, Michael Polach, Becky Reiss. AM VO-TECH. Bottom Row: Barry Bodlc. Raymond Ochabcr, Gary Barton, Tammy Beit- lcr, Lisa Parker, Vickie Scholl, April Moose. Sec- ond Row: Lisa Kunkcl, Todd Schocnly, John Kollar, Dan Schwartz, Dean Saitow, Sam Wess- ncr, Rick Fcnstermakcr. Top Row: Sue Berg, Kenneth Keek, Lenny Hess, Eric Rohrbach, Ed Truchan, Dan Stauffer, Steve Bogert, Scott Feg- ley, Todd Kuder, David Shelly, Jay Decker, Bar- bara Buss. 139 HOMEROOM 28. Bottom Row: Chris Bach- man, Jackie Angel I, Marina Ashmar, Amanda Bayton. Second Row: Joan Beck, Paige Bausman, Michele Baumcr. Lori Amey. Cheryl Bartholo- mew, Janet Balik, Wendy Ackerman. Top Row: Jim Baker. Andy Bachman, Bryon Aten, Spencer Beckett, Roger Arsht, Tammy Bauer, Amy Bengtson. HOMEROOM 33. Bottom Row: Eileen Brobst, Lori Bicber, Tad Brown, Wendy Berry, Cindi Branchaud. Irene Benner. Second Row: Nancy Blair, Marsha Brannan. Sue Bolgcr. Lisa Bieber, Wendy Bossons, Mike Browne, Linda Berges. Jackie Blair. Top Row: Sheila Brey, Kevin Bogert, Scott Blyler, Mike Bowers. Scott Brooks, David Boyd, Ron Brown, Tammy Bortz. 140 Slightly Confused But. . . Class Of ’79 HOMEROOM 201. Bottom Row: Lisa Budncr, Marchcll Daniel, Ricky Buiz, Carol Butz, Karen Comstock, Stacey Cooney, Robin Lee DeLorenzo. Lois Butz. Second Row: Beth Can- field, Charlie Charnegie, Angie Capparcll, Mike Butz. Mark Daniel, Tony Cittano, Jackie Bryfo- gle, Alicia Can, Pam Buchcckcr. Top Row: Sue Carrahcr, Tim Conway, John Caldwell, David Capron, Mike Cavcrly. Bill DcLalcy, Scott Cross- ley. Chad Crandcll, Craig Coulton. HOMEROOM 206. Bottom Row: Gail Derr, Marie DeOlivcira. Tim Evangelista, Kathy Engclman, Craig Eiding, Maggie Donnelly, Kim Dikcman. Second Row: Joan Feather, Kathy Facklcr. Brian Dries, Steve Edelman. Terry Eckert, Carol Evans, Colleen Feeney. Top Row: Douglas Edmeads, Jon Fayad. Cheryl Drcisbach, Dan Fenstcrmakcr, Rick Ferdon, Donna Fcgley, Kip Docschcr, Kathy Dowling, Jane Durkin, Phil Dziallas, Robin Dcsch, Laura Dex. 141 We’ll Eventually Learn HOMEROOM 208. Bottom Rc : Todd Godtfring, Sharon Gcislcr, Robert Gladu, Mark Gallagher, Scott Pick, David Fillman, Karen Gnida. Second Row: Melody Fogel, David Godusky, Daria Parker, Ed George, Russel Fick, Sarah George, Lisa Fritz. Lisa Flint, Kim Gnida. Top Row: JoAnn Gasparovic, Debbie Goepfcrt, Simone Fratrick, Allen Gchman, Mark Gaal, Brad Ferrell, Mike Freeman. Nancy Gcist, Randy Frederick. Kim Frye.Jeni Frederick. HOMEROOM 301. Bottom Row: Kim Heck. Holly Haberle, Cindy Haas, Jenny Griffin, Sharon Hagenberger, Troy Heimbach, Tracy Harman. Second Row: Jean Heck, Debbie Hard- ncr, Lisa Gower, Jim Guldin Jeff Gustafson, Michele Harper, Jeff Hutchinson, Yvonne Gunn, Holly Hacker. Top Row: Jim Hackman. Peter Hclgcson, Mark Graham, David Griswold, Malcolm Greene, Tim Heil, John Heim, Diane Gough, Gwen Hcideckcr, Missy Grupen. 142 Class Of ’79 HOMEROOM 309- Bottom Row: June Ikeda, Scott Hoppes, Marlene Herbst. I.isa Hosfcld, I an Hess, Brian Hillcgass. Second Row: Robert Hilbert, Paul Heller, Melissa Kalb. Jeff Hun- sicker, Ann Henslcr, Lori Jaworski. Top Row: Jim Henry, Donna Hosfcld. Larry Holmberg, Rick Jaffe, Dave Kahn. Mike Holub, Erik John- son. Mike Iannucci. Fred Jacobsen, Louisa Hille- gass. HOMEROOM 312. Bottom Row Judy Keller, Eileen Kotch. Lisa Kline, Susan Keim. Tammy Kern. Hazyl Kavounas. Second Row: Laurie Krommes, Terri Kehm, Renee Knappenberger. Russell Kuhns, Sterling Kidd. Denise Koch. Crystal Koch. Top Row: Deborah Klirx:, Greg Klcinert, Ron Kern, Mark Kocis, Steve Klido- nas, David Klan. Matt Klee, Sarct Kisthart. 143 Give Us A Break HOMEROOM 314. Bottom Row: Diane Marsh. Sharon Marstcllcr, Patti MacLachlan, Marian Nakada, Val Maneuso. Second Row: Rita Ixxl- crcr. Darlene Laudcnslager, Laura Marino, Deb- bie Leskowsky, Lori Lichtcnwalner, Marti Lan- get, Susan MacKcnzie. Third Row: Michele Kunsman. Nanette Kunkcl, Mike Mauccri. Mike Laros. Tony Maini. Brad Lebo, Keith Lehman, Glenn Link. Top Row: Lynn Manly, Bob Kuntz. Paul Kumagai, Dave Marhon, Bill Lager. Dave Leibert. Janet Litzenberger, Dana Lentz. 144 Class Of ’79 HOMEROOM 325. Bottom Row: Lyn Miller, Meg Miller, Joan McCormick, Eileen Miller. Sec- ond Row: Karen Miller, Mary Martin, Barb McNamara, Mike Matyas, Stephanie Monroe, Patti Mclson, Keith Minnich. Chris Mesko. Top Row: Bruce McKicl, John Melchior, Mike Miller, Dale Miller, Les Meacock, Craig Mogel, Brian Miller, James Miller, Rick Maxwell. HOMEROOM 335. Bottom Row: Mike O’Don- nell, Brad Morris, Pam Parker, Janet Newcomer, Tim Nothstcin, Carol Montanan, Alice Nonnc- macher, Linda Pennington, Linda Muhr. Second Row: Lori Palcncar, Paige Pcnncbackcr, Duane Naugle, Chuck Nahrgang, Roger Nc«z, Lynn Munn, Kim Morstatt, Sue Onushco, Sharon Pachter. Top Row: Chad Moyer, Tom Newton, Lisa Ness, Dawn Moore, Nancy Pelletier, JoAnne Mudrick, Jackie Musseman, Bridey Muthard, Vickie O’Donnell. 145 We’ll Make It HOMEROOM 402. Bottom Row: Mark Rcins- mith, Vickie Persiani, Kathy Rieder. Beth Pick- ering, Rhonda Pfeiffer. Second Row David Price, Karen Ritter, Jill Rcifinger, Cheryl Per- son, Janinc Reynolds, Lisa Zawtocki. Guy Polce. Top Row: Bob Pfeiffer. Jim Rcifinger, John Richards. Mark Roberts, Jesse Pizolato, Scott Poplawski, Bill Perry. HOMEROOM 403. Bottom Row: Henry Yost, Terry Shuhlcr, Bob Schuler. Kim Ycakel, Paige Roth, Cathy Seibert, Bonnie Schncck. Lisa Rohrbach. Jim Scandola. Second Row: Mike Shcckler, Doug Scholl. Doug Schlcgcl. Tim Romig, Paul Sicinski, Mike Roos, Barry Yenscr, Charles Schweikert. Douglas Scheircr. Top Row: Don Sigley, Rick Rohrbach. Becky Schwartz. Ann Schmitt, Dale Schoch, Brenda Schreiter, Donna Scbring. Sue Schantzcnbach. Cindy Schultz. Donna Rothrock. 146 Class Of ’79 HOMEROOM 407. Bottom Row: Debra Sto- pyra. Beth Souilliard, Becky Yandle, Shelly Topolsky, Carl Timmeke. Second Row Leslie Swan. Linda Stocker. Andy Stratz. Scott Smith. Tony Stratz, Sue Strohlein. Stephanie Stocker. Top Row Steve Stilofiko, Scott Stcltz. Kurt Striny, Mark Spangenberg. Margie Stinner. Barb Speer, Chris Tafuri. Mark Speary. HOMEROOM 409. Bottom Row: Sue Warner. Joe Wenzel. Stan Wanamakcr. Tanya Wind. Sec- ond Row: Laurccn Wojcicchowski, Jane West- ley. Dave Wieand. Kurt Wethcrhold. Leslie Wasser, Amy Wapner. Third Row: Val Vastinc, Jeff Tremblay. Philip Wentz. Ed Wertman, John Wasser. Tim Wierman, Chuck Whitney. Top Row: Sue Wigficld. Ben Wolgamuth, John Wethcrhold, Jeff Wenner, Carol Williams. Dave Trumborc. Brian Wachter. Greg Van Allen. Steve Wasilow. Bob Warmkesscl 147 Juniors The Junior year is a year of anticipa- tion, a time of looking forward to unmiti- gated power — Senior Year. Members of the class are constantly changing in size and a sense of maturity is developing. They are active with the preparation of fund raisers and social events. Class offi- cers work with all members, keeping a constant thought to their graduation in June of 1978. 148 Almost There MRS. MEYERS, MR. SLETVOLD — Advisors DEBBIE CHRISTMAN — President KATHY JOHNSON — Vice President KAREN BIELER — Secretary JOHN MEISLIN — Treasurer 149 Looking Forward To Next Year AM VO-TECH. Bottom Row: Debbie Steiner, Cynthia Pierog, Charlene Gaughler, Steve Rolen. Maureen Decker, Penan Cerando. Second Row: Leann Ruhmcl. Pat Reis, Sharon Bernhard, Cathy Smith, Tim Cosmos, Bonnie Stahl. Top Row: Steve Flcxer, Kris Wanamaker, Bill Tripp, Mike Eckcr, Chris Schmcltzlc, Mike Crosslcy, Terry Hamschcr, Bill Edelman, Todd Lauden- schligcr. AM VO-TECH. Bottom Row: Carol Bicbcr, Ron Conrad, Sharon Haughney, Darren Hotmer, Anne Eisenhard. Second Row: Tammy Guth, Don Hilligess, Scott Knauss, Jerry Hoffman, Robert Drabick, Cheryl Schuster. Top Row: Alan Buss, William Kline, Lester Barton, Vince Vogel, Randy Butz, Jeff Schmcltzlc. Tim Derr, Jim Eisenhard, Tom Capparcll. 150 Class Of ’78 PM VO-TECH. Bottom Row: Cyndi Flanagan Ix� ri Bartholomew. Carol Messick. Terri Dunbar Sherrie Arndt, Keith Holland. Second Row David Hilt. Jeff Kauffman. Tony Miller, Stott Bobo, Patty Rcith. Timothy Steager. Dale Miller. Third Row: Scott Bailey, Rick Shoe- maker, Georgianne Keyes, Debbie Mabus. Craig Chubirka. Angela Sadrovitz, Layman Rau. Zetra Black. Top Row: Donald Lick, Randy Young, Calvin Danner. Robert Pitten, Mike Feglcy, Steve Snyder, James Hunsberger, Keith Mooy, Mike Ruth, Dave Correl, Audrey Paano. 151 HOMEROOM 23. Bottom Row: Eleana Bellcti- cri, Margie Bankes, Elaine Balascak, Michelle Anthony, Lisa Allender, Debbie Bair, Jacqui Ashmar. Second Row: Kathy Bicrct, Kathy Albright, Ellen Benner, Kathy Blest, Kathy Bau- mer, Ann Balascak, Tracey Binder, Clayton Ash. Top Row: Karen Bicler, Madonna Bisco, John Bingham, Todd Bcitler, Tom Bicbcr, Scott Auvc, Dave Bamdt, Kevin Behrle, Mark Balascak, Gail Ballonoff, Linda Bcrgstresscr. ’78 Is On Its Way 152 Class Of ’78 HOMEROOM 27. Bottom Row: Barb Bower, Tami Bower, Stacie Comstock, Ixrslic Capehart, Denise Carwell, Brenda Bogert, Barbe Butcher. Second Row: Bryan Bray, Sue Capron, Lorri Can- non, Debbie Christman, Kathy Carl. Pam Brun- ner, Tobi Brown, Tom Cochrane. Top Row: Mike Callahan, Jeff Bowers, Erik Brachman II, Scott Bucky, Rick Cadlc. Mike Brey, Tim Close, Brian Bortz, Dave Bortz. HOMEROOM 31. Bottom Row: Patty Cona- w'ay, Pat Deady, Patty Evers, Donna Debus. Pam Deibert, Linda Doncy. Second Row: Claire Dcl.abar, Lisa DiGiacomo, Cathy Duerst, Chris Dennis, Diana Erney, Paulette Duracinsky, Robin Edmeads. Ann Conrad. Top Row: Jose Feliciano, Jim Engleman, Tim Faust, John Dic- kinson, Liz DeLancy, Ann Druckenmiller, Rhonda Danner. 153 How Time Flies HOMEROOM 118. Bottom Row: Gail Goo- dridgc, Cindy Grandin, Anita Gawthorp, Barb Flamisch. Second Row: Lynn Gillespie, Mary Haas, Steve Frey, Mike Hall, Dave Foltz, Harriet Guila. Top Row: Ceil Guldin, Carol Gough, Glenn Godusky, John Furber, Doug Frantz, Doug Focht, Philip Gallina, Jeff Greene. HOMEROOM 120. Bottom Row: Sue Hohe, Lisa Harper, Lori Henry, Kim Higgins. Second Row: Beth Hallman, Brenda Harig, Gina Her: zog, Natalie Hartman, Bcv Harman. Top Row: Bruce Hamscher, Gerry Hoffman, Bob Harper, Bill Harrison, Pat Hemmcrlc. 154 Class Of ’78 HOMEROOM 122. Bottom Row: Sue Kaska, Sue Kauffman, Janet Kaminski. Cathy Kcrcher. Dave Hunsickcr, Mike Ketner. Second Row: David Kchm, John Kirposki, Leon Jaskuta, Allan Jones, Kathy Johnson. Warren Hyde. Chris Hudson Top Row: Russ Klase, Philip Horlachcr, Joel Kleckncr, Susan Houseknecht, Dorothy Keeler, Kim Kline, Lorric King. HOMEROOM 217. Bottom Row: Sandra Koch, Sue Knapp, Carol Kromcr, John Kortvely, Carol Locfflcr, Lori Kramer. Second Row: Irma Long- worth, Bob Lockhart, Jon Kundkel, Sheri Lip- powitsch, Howard Kradjel, Dave Knccht, Deb- bie Landis. Top Row: John Lalik, Mark Kohler, Jeff Mayberry, Barry Kospia, Dave Krobock. Chris Labenberg, Erie Labenberg, John Lefever. 155 Look Out EHS . . . HOMEROOM 316. Bottom Row: Donna Malaska. Steve Moyer, Peggy McKccgan, Scott Messner. Second Row: Clare Mansfield. Gloria Mulik, Jeff Moyer, Chip Mortimer, John Meis- lin. Donna Miller. Top Row: Laura Miller, Doug Miller, Paul McLaughlin, David MeTish, Luther MilIhcyser, John Mclrod. HOMEROOM 328. Bottom Row: Ellen Pfeif- fer, Laura Orlcy, LuAnn Pavancllo, Doreen Pavonc. Wendy Nuss. Second Row: Kathy Nowack, Mike Onushco. Melissa Folevy, Bruce Polster. Sheila Peryamosi. Top Row: Sandy Oplinger, Alfred Pondclck. Keith Pciflcy, David Powell. Pete Noble. Ian Pirl, Dianne Nuben. 156 Class Of 78 HOMEROOM 329. Bottom Row: Sue Rauden- bush, Cheryl Reese, Karen Schlonecker, Nan- nettc Raudenbush, Brian Schantz. Second Row: Sara Rothenberg, Carol Richards, Jim Roycroft, Kathy Rokosny, Creed Sadler, Jim Roberts. Top Row: Diane Ross, Dave Purscl, James Rcichard, Gary Ritter, Marita Ripple, John Scapellati, Dean Roth. 157 We’re On Our Way HOMEROOM 331. Bottom Row: Connie Sny- der, Carol Spicss, Barb Stover, Bill Smoycr, Donna Schoedlcr. Second Row: Wendy Stcager, Annette Smith, Lisa Schultz, Dave Sheets, Linda Sherriff, Dawn Schmoyer, Diane Siconolfi. Top Row: Rickie Schmoyer, Phil Sell, Jeff Solt, Keith Singlcy, Richard Snyder, Wayne Schmoyer, Cheryl Snyder, Cindy Slocum, Barb Sonan, Bob Kachclries, Bruce Schwartz. 158 Class Of ’78 HOMEROOM 405. Bottom Row: Debbie Teic- hert, Vicky Stocker, Patty Surdoval, Mary Vargo, Chris Vogt, Barb Stover. Second Row: Eva Tihansky, Jean Underwood, Annette Stout, Sally Steltz, Jean Subc, Becky Svreek. Top Row: Bryan Tafuri, Ron Strausbaugh, Dave Stcndcll, Tim Stevenson, Steven Swoycr, Barry Swavely, James Van Wert,Julie Swift. HOMEROOM 408. Bottom Row: Debbie Yan- die, Patti Weis, Gina Zayaitz, Kathy Wetzel, Cindy Wallace. Second Row: Nancy Walls, Pete Zogas, Barbara Zalokar, Margie Wieder, Sharon Warmkcsscl, Kathy Zentner. Top Row: Kim White, Dan Wiliams, Mark Williamson, Craig Wcndling, Rich Wagner, Neil Wetzel, Paul Zimmerman, John Weiner, Sue Weber. 159 v GRADUATES “We May Never Pass SALLY A. ACKERMAN 815 N. Second Street, Hmmaus Student Government 3; French Club 3, 4, (President 4); Tattler 4 (Edi- tor); National Honor Society 3,4. DALE A. ADAMS 7 Hillcrest Drive, A.O., Macungic. SANDRA E. ADAMS 80 Oak Drive, Macungie Student Government 2, 3; Tattler 4; Senate Member 3; Class President 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; YEA 2; Student Guide 2, 3; Interact Club 2; Aquatic Club 1. RENEE A. ALVARADO 201 North Fifth Street, Emmaus Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3; Tattler 4; Intramural Tennis 3, 4; COPA 2 (Make-up Committee); Track Team 4; Art Club 4; Homeroom Repre- sentative 4; Halloween Window Painting Contest 2, 4. Mrs. Deborah Nelson guided the class of 1977 through the many activities of our senior year. With the beginning of our final year at EHS came the selling of fruit and the organization of the Sadie Haw- kins Dance. At the turn of the new year many enjoyed the efforts of those who participated in the senior class play Bus Stop.” Plans for the Senior Ball, The Long and Winding Road ” began in March. Committees were set up, chairmen were appointed, and contin- ual progress was made through May. Finally, our 4 years of hard work has paid off, and we look forward to our upcoming graduation. We would like to wish all members of the class of 77” the best of luck with their future plans. 162 MRS. NELSON — Advisor This Way Again” CLARK ANDERSON 152 Jefferson Street, Emmaus Football 1; Marine Corps Physical Fitness L, 2, 3,4. DOLORES L. ANDREW 147 East Harrison Street, Emmaus Flagtwirler 3, 4 (Captain 4); Pep Club 1, 3; Keyette 4; Intramural Ten- nis 1, 2; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3; Senior Class Play 4 (Ticket Com- mittee); Junior Prom 3 (Flower Committee); Senior Ball 4 (Flower Committee). KAREN E. ANNUNZIATO 944 North Seventh Street Circle, Emmaus NANCY ANNUNZIATO 944 North Seventh Street Circle, Emmaus KENNETH ANTHONY 602 Dalton Street, Emmaus JOHN K. ANTRIM 1204 South Tenth Street, Emmaus Rifle Club 1; Forum 4. CYNTHIA J. AUGELLO 150 Hemlock Street, Wcscosville Girl’s Chorus 1; COPA 1, 2, 3, 4; Window Painting Contest 3; Senior Class Play 4. LYNNETTE R. BAILEY R.D. 1, Box 12, Fountain Road, Old Zionsville CHRISTINA-MARIE BANUS R.D. 1, Zionsville Art Club 1, 2, 3,4; Spring Musical 4. KAREN A. BANYAS 417 Broad St., Emmaus Future Business Leaders of America 1, 2. 163 “Bright Lights JOHN S. BARANCHOK Jasper Road, R.D. 1, Emmaus Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1; Weight Lifting 2, 3, 4; ETA 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4. (Board Member 4); Senior Class Play 4; Class Vice-President 4. ROBIN C. BARTHOLOMEW R.D. 1, Zionsville JANE K. BAUDER 703 Donald Drive, Emmaus Intramural Volleyball 1, 2; Homeroom Representative 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Pep Club 3; Junior Restaurant Association 3,4, (Treasurer 4); Tattler 4; National Honor Society 4. CAROL A. BERGSTRESSER 1617 Hidden Valley Road, Allentown Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tattler 4; Keycttcs4. SANDRA ADAMS — President 164 And Promises” SUSAN K. BESZ 314 North Fifth Street, Emmaus Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3; COPA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Keyettcs 3, 4; County Chorus 4; Senior Class Play 4; Tatt- ler 4 JOY ANN BIBIK 4380 Clcarview Drive, Allentown Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; County Chorus 3,4; COPA 4 LUCRETIA ANNE BISCO 6 Clubhouse Lane, Wescosville Dolphin Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Future Secretaries Associ- ation 3, 4, (Recording Secretary 4); Pep Club 4; Tattler 4 (Business Manager); Football Statistician 4. DAVID G. BLAIR 70 West Cherokee Street, Emmaus Art Club 1, 2, 3,4, (President 4); College 3; Stage Crew 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Treasurer 4); District Photography Staff 4; Tattler Staff Pho- tography 4; COPA 2, 3, 4. JOHN BARANCHOK — Vice President 165 “The Way MIKE R. BLEILER R.D. 1, Wescosville STEPHEN R. BLEST R.D. 1, Emmaus Intramural Volleyball 2; House of Representatives Alternate 4. LARRY BLOCH 126 Walnut Street, Macungic KATHY L. BLYLER 1254 West Jubilee Street, Emmaus Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Basketball 2, 3, 4; Outdoors Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Tattler Staff 4; COPA 3. 166 We Were” CARRI BODLE 518 Franklin Street, Emmaus Pep Club 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Tattler 4; Student Coun- cil 2; Homeroom Representative 1. DONALD BOEHM R.D. 1, Mill Road, Box 4, Emmaus Rifle Club 1; J.V. Baseball 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4. AMY S. BOGERT R.D. 2, Box 152, Mertztown COPA 2, 3. DIANNE A. BORNMAN 303 Franklin Street, Emmaus Art Club 1, 2, 3; Intramural Volleyball 3; YEA 4. 167 LOTA MORING — Treasurer “Time Is On DALE R. BORTZ JR. 28 Berger St., Emmaus Football 1; Track 4; Weightlifting and Agility Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4. JILL BORTZ 121 Main St., Alburtis Keyette Club 3, 4; YEA Club 4; Tattler Staff 4. CHERYL L. BOWER 144 School Street, Alburtis Nurse’s Assistant 1, 2, 3,4. MARY ELLEN BOYER R.D. 1, Box 199, Emmaus Chapter Farmer Degree; Outstanding Farmer Degree CATHERINE M. BRANCHAUD 806 Franklin St., Emmaus Girls Basketball 3; SGA Homeroom Rep. 4; French Club 4; Keyette Club 4; Intcrmural Volleyball 4. CHRISTOPHER R. BRANDT 6 Shcperd Hills Avc., Wescosville Golf Team 1, 2, 3,4, (Captain 4). SHARON D. BRANNAN 406 Cherokee St., Emmaus Gymnastic Club 1; Volleyball Team 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3; SGA 3; Keyette Club 3,4; YEA 3 ROBERT BRINKER II Brooksidc Rd., Wescosville Football I; Track 1; Soul Brothers 1, 2; Weightlifting 1. LESLIEJ. BROWN 44 Oak Drive, Macungic Outdoor Club 3; Art Club 3, 4. STEVE M. BUCHAY 190 Grccnlcaf Street, Emmaus 168 Our Side” TIM BURIAN R.D. I, Albums DONALD A. BUSS R.D. 1, Mill Road, Emmaus Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 1, 2; Jazz Band 2; Esquires 2. DONNA BUSS R.D. l, Mill Road, Emmaus Marching Band 1, 2, 3,4; County Band 4; Intramural Volleyball 2; Con- cert Band I, 2, 3,4. JEAN M. BUSS 568 Fernwood Street, Emmaus Pep Club I, 2, 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2; Girl’s Chorus 1, 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; COPA I, 2, 3, 4; Office Aid 4; Tattler 4, (Associate Editor); E-hivc 1; Bible Study 2, 3. JEFF BUTZ R.D. 2,Mcrcztown Band 1. KAREN L. BUTZ East Texas SUSAN M. CAGIGAS 406 East Harrison Street, Emmaus JOHN J. CALDARELLI Wescosvillc Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Team 1, 2; Wrestling 2, 4. IAN CAMPBELL P.O. Box 116, R.D. I, Zionsville Soccer 4; Track Team 4. SHARON R. CARL Box 523, R.D. 1, Emmaus Outdoors Club 3; Student Government 2; Forum Club 4. 169 “We’ve Loved BETH A. CARRAHER 850 Frank Drive, Emmaus Basketball 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Student Guide 4; Varsity E” 4, (Vice President). CHERYL A. CARWELL 618 E. Main Street, Macungie KEVIN CASEY 1257 Jubilee Street, Emmaus STEVEN CASS 9 Aster Road, Macungie ANDREW CAVERLY 729 N. Third Street, Emmaus Football 1,4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. AMY M. CHILCOTE 304 E. Main Street, Macungie CAROL CHONSKI 415 Cherokee Street, Emmaus National Honor Society 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4, (Manager); Intramural S ollcyball 1, 2. KIM E. CHRISTMAN 446 Hill Drive, Allentown LAMONT CHRISTMAN Box 86, Old Zionsville Vo-Tech Carpentry 1, 2, 3. DONNA M. CHRISTOFARO R.D. 1, Emmaus Art Club 3. 170 These Days” TERRY CHUBIRKA 138 East Main Street, Macungie Health Assistant 2, 3,4 JEAN C. CLARKSON R.D. 2, Allentown Student Government 1; Art Club 3 KEVIN J. COLARUSSO 339 Furnace St., Emmaus BARBARA L. COLE 315 Cherokee St., Emmaus Girls Chorus (Accompanist); Pep Club 1, 2, 3; YEA 2, 3, 4; Class Rep- resentative 2, 3, 4; Student Government 1, 2, 3; Student Guide 4; Key- ette Club 3, 4, (Treasurer 4); National Honor Society 3, 4, (President 4); Intramural Volleyball 1, 3, 4; Tattler 4; Intramural Tennis 4 DONALD K. CONLEY JR. 410 Hill Drive, Allentown MARK D. CONNER 139 North Fifth Street, Emmaus 171 “Everbody MARLA I. COULTON 4357 Heather Lane, R.D. 2, Allentown Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Kcyette Club 2, 3, 4; YEA 4; Fit Orchestra 4; County Band 4; Wind Ensemble 2; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2; Intramu- ral Tennis 3; Track Team Statistician 3, 4; Student Guide 4; Tattler Staff 4;SGA4;COPA3. ANN B. CRAGO 1 Fairway Lane, Wescosville Intramural Tennis 1; COPA 2, 3', Colorguard 2, 3; Marching Band 1, Intramural Volleyball 2; Newspaper 3,4. SAMIA SAADE CREIMER Espirito Santo, Brazil Rotary Exchange Student 4. BRENDA L. CRESSMAN 920 Evergreen Street, Emmaus Softball 1; Field Hockey 3; Track 3, 4; Varsity E” 4, (Treasurer); SGA 3,4; Pep Club 3, 4. 172 Is a Star” MICHAEL W. DAMIANO 15 Linden Road, Macungie Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track Team 1; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3,4. CHERI LYNNE DAVID 97 North Walnut Street, Macungie Intramural Volleyball 1; Rifle Club 1; Homeroom Representative 3; FSA 3,4, (Vice President 4). REBECCA DEAN Powder Valley, R.D. I, Zionsvillc Marching Band 2, 3; Stingers Band 4; Pit Orchestra 4; Orchestra 4. ALAN S. DECH R.D. 1, Macungie Rifle Team 4. TERRY L. DEFRAIN 2012 South Hall Street, Allentown JERRY DEITZ 327 Keystone Ave., Emmaus KAREN DELAHUNTY 1414 Little Lehigh Dr., Emmaus Outdoors Club 2, 3; Art Club 4; Collage 4. DONNA M. DELAZARO 954 Glenwood Street, Emmaus Pep Club 3, 4; Tattler 4; Keyette Club 3; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2. THOMAS A. DELONG 1327 South Mountain Dr., Emmaus TERRI L. DENNIS R.D. 2, Box 68, Emmaus Intramural Volleyball 1; Homeroom Representative 3; Future Business Leaders of America 1. “You Can Make AUDREY J. DERR 12 N. Main Street, Alburtis MARGIE S. DERR R.D. 1, Alburtis Dolphin Club 1, 3, 4, (Vice President 4); Senior Class Play 4; Interact 3, 4; Tattler 4. JODY L. DESCH R.D. 1, Jasper Road Homeroom Representative 2. DAVID DEWALT Box 90, R.D. 1, Zionsvillc BRENDA L. DEYSHER 103 Lea Street, Macungie DOUGLAS LEE DIEHL 1223 W. Jubilee Street, Emmaus Chess Club 3. ERIC DIEHL Route 100, Trexlertown Marching Band 1. JUDY DIEHL 130 S. Fourth Street, Emmaus CHERYL A. DIETRICH R.D. 1, Wescosville Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Eagle 3; Tattler 4. DEBORAH DOESCHER 1036 Lawrence Drive, Emmaus Field Hockey 1; Dolphin 2, 3; Interact 3; Outdoors Club 3; Tattler 4; Homeroom Representative 4. 174 It if You Try” SUE DREISBACH 303 Barrett Road, Emmaus Ski Club 3, 4; Swim Team I, 2, 3; Cheerleading 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, (Secretary 4); Class Vice President 3; Varsity E” Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Student Guides 4. BRIAN P. DUNTON R.D. 1, Beck Road, Emmaus Chess Club 3,4; Chess Team 4. BRIAN DURKIN (ROCKY) 23 Berger Street, Emmaus Key Club 1, 2, 3; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Stinger Staff 4. GARY L. ECK Kings Highway South, Zionsvillc. 175 “Could We Shine RANDY ECK 181 Harrison Street, Emmaus Student Government 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight Training 2; Varsity E 4. SCOTT KEITH EDELMAN 22 Linden Circle, A.O., Macungie Key Club 2, 3, 4, (Treasurer 3; President 4); Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight- lifting 1,2, 3; Concert Choir 3, 4; County Chorus 4; Leadership 4. DIANE EH AS R.D. 1, Macungie Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Kcyctte 3; Intramural Volleyball 1,2; Student Gov- ernment 4; Tattler 4. MICHAEL K. EISENTRAUT 915 Chestnut Street, Emmaus Chess Club 3; Varsity Wrestling 4. BOBBI B. ENGLEBRECHT 136 Main Street, Emmaus Concert Choir 1, 2, 3. ROBERT M. ENGELMAN 334 Spruce Street, Emmaus Soccer 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 2. REBECCA ENGLER 370 Broad Street, Emmaus DEBBIE LYNNE ERRERA 47 West Chestnut Street, Macungie FBI.A 1. JONATHON D. EWING 253 Franklin Street, Alburtis RENE FAYAD 16 Clubhouse Lane, Wcscosvillc Art Club I; Intramural Volleyball 2; Varsity f'E” Club 3, 4; Swim Team 2, 3, 4, (Captain 4); Track Team 3,4. 176 Without a Spotlight? THOMAS P. FEGLKY 119 North Fifth Street, Emmaus Football 1, 2; Cross Country 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity E 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Government 1; Physical Fitness Club 1, 2, 3,4; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA M. FEHNEL Ridgeway Drive, R.D. 1, Zionsville Honor Guard 3; Flag Twirler 4. MICHAEL PAUL FENSTERMAKER R.D. 1, Macungie DEBORAH A. FERDON 26 Walnut Lane, Macungie Girl’s Wrestling Auxiliary 1; Library Aid I; Ski Club 2; Student Gov- ernment 3. ERINS. FINDLAY 50 East Second Street, Alburns Girls Basketball 1,2; Girls Softball I, 2, 3,4; Varsity E 4. JEFFREY H. FINK 1054 Pennsylvania Avenue, Emmaus Outdoors Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2. JANET L. FISCHER 252 Minor Street, Emmaus Girl’s Chorus 1; Concert Band 2; Color Guard 2; National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; French Club 3,4. JOHN T. FISCHER 468 Hill Drive, Allentown Swimming 2, 3; Track 2; Ski Club 1; Class Representative 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4. BRADLEY S. FISHER 26 Laurel Lane, Macungie Football 1, 2, 3,4; Marine Corps Physical Fitness Club 4. TERI A. FLAMISCH 568 Jubilee Street, Emmaus Girl’s Chorus 1; Tattler 4. 177 “Could the Spotlight SCOTT D. FOWLER R.D. 1, Wcscosvillc. FRANK FOX, JR. 1231 Jubilee Screet, Emmaus Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight Lifting 1, 2. THOMAS M. FOX R.D. 1, Box 539, Emmaus Soccer 1,2,4; Homeroom Representative 1; Outdoors Club 3. LINDA A. FREDERICK 408 S. Sixth Street, Emmaus Pep Club 2. VERNON R. FREDERICK JR. Churchvicw Road, R.D. 1, Old Zionsville Rifle Club 2; Wrestling 4; Marine Fitness Club 3, 4. DANA L FRETZ 904 North Third Street, Emmaus Outdoors Club 2, 3. JOSEPH S. FRIEDBERG Box 271, Rivcrbcnd Road. R.D. 2, Allentown Cross Country 1; Swimming 1, 2; Tennis 1, 3, 4; Stinger 3; Student Government 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Class Government 3; Varsity E 4. MALIZ FRIES 390 Minor Street. Emmaus Girl’s Chorus 1; Field Hockey 1: Sophomore Class President; Art Club 2, 3; Outdoors Club 2; Tattler 4. DAVID FRITZ 313 North Third Street, Emmaus Student Council 1, 2; Basketball 1,4 . ROXANE R. FRITZ 1452 Shimervillc Road. Emmaus Concert Choir 2. 3; Outdoors Club 3; Debate Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Tattler 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 178 Shine Without Us?” TODD G FRITZINGER R.D. 1, Box 79, Zionsville Wrestling 1. LINDA M. FRY 536 Fcmwood Street, Emmaus Art Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Tattler 4; Keyette Club 4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Student Council 4. DREW L. FULMER 29 Sycomore Street, Macungic. GLENN R. FUNK 47 Church Street, Macungie MARYSUE FUNK 234 Spring Creek Road (A.O.), Macungie Art Club 2, 3, 4; Keyette Club 3, 4; YEA 4; Stinger 3, 4; Collage 4; Tattler 4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4. MARIA T. FURHOSEL R.D. 1, Zionsville J.V. Basketball 1, Pep Club I, 2, 3; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3. 179 “Everday RICHARD CGAIR 120 Harrison Street, Hmmaus Baseball 2,3,4; Varsity E Club 4. TIMOTHY GALLAGHER 131 South Fourth Street ANN L. GECHTER 324 Barrett Road, Emmaus Softball 1; Swimming 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, (JV Captain 2, Varsity Captain 4); Class Secretary 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, (Vice-President 4); SGA 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Student Guide 3, 4; Tattler 4; Varsity E Club 4. DEBORAH C. GEHO 548 Fcrnwood Street, Emmaus 180 People!” LYNNE ANN CEILING 935 Donald Drive, Emmaus Girls Chorus 1; Intramural Tennis 3; Stinger 1, 2, 3, 4, (News Editor 4); Intramural Volleyball 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Tattler 4; Outdoors Club 2, 3; Keyette Club 3,4, (Secretary 4). LYNN C. GEISSINGER R.D. 1, Zionsville National Honor Society 3,4. WILLIAM A. GEISTJR. 463 Chestnut Circle, Alburtis DEANO E. GENOVESE R D. l, Jasper Road, Emmaus MICHAEL GEORGE R.D. 2, Box 56, Emmaus KATHLEEN J. GERSBACH 824 North Keystone Avenue, Emmaus Outdoors Club 2, 3; Keyette Club 2, 3, 4, (Vice-President 4); Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stinger 2, 3, 4, (Exchange and Business Editor 4); Intramural Tennis 3. SUSAN M. GIBBARD 2 Brassie Street, Wcscosville Stinger 1, 2, 3, 4, (Features Editor 4); Outdoors Club 2, (Secretary); Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Keyette Club 2, 3,4, (President 4); Intramural Tennis 3. PAMELA A. GILBERT 63 Fairview Street, Macungie KIM GILCHRIST 10 Beech Circle A.O., Macungie Pep Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Ski Club 3, 4; Chcerlcad- ing 2, 3, 4; Class Representative 2, 3, 4; SGA 2, 3, 4, (Senate); Tattler 4, (Student Life Editor); Varsity E 3, 4; Girls Track 2, 3. JANET GINGRICH 840 Lawrence Drive, Emmaus Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Tennis 3; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3,4; Keyette Club 4. 181 “Dream Until Your THOMAS P. GITTELSON 250 Spring Creek Road, Macungie Concert Choir 3,4; COPA 2, 3,4; Lehigh County Chorus 3, 4. TOM J. GLADU 11 Mashic Drive, Wcscosvillc MINDY GOEPFERT 79 Oak Drive A.O., Macungie Swim Team 1; Student Government 3; Pep Club 2, 4, (Treasurer 4); Chcerlcading 2,4; Ski Club 3, 4; Varsity E 4. KEVIN J. GOUGH 98 Walnut Lane, Macungie Soccer 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 4. DONNA L. GOULDNER R.D. 1, Alburtis MARCIA GREGORY 4316 Valley View Drive, Allentown Swim Team 2, 4; Cheerleading 3; Pep Club 4; Ski Club 4; Varsity E 4; French Club 4. MICHAEL GROSS 1239 West Jubilee Street, Emmaus Chess Club 2, 3,4; Chess Team 2, 3,4. DONNA L GRUVER 178 Greenleaf Street, Emmaus YEA 1,2. BRIAN GUSTAFSON Box 295, Rt. 1, Macungie Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Pit Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; County Band 3. CELESTE G. HAAS 429 Chestnut Street, Emmaus Intramural Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Hockey 1; Pep Club 2, 3- 182 Dreams Come True” MIKE HAAS 2 Niblick Place, Wescosvillc Boys Swim Team 1, 2, 3,4. SHEILA HABERLE Chestnut Street, Box 28, Old Zionsville ELAINEJ. HABERSTUMPF 538 North Street, Emmaus KIM G. HABERSTUMPF 242 Ad rain Street, Emmaus Stinger Staff 4; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 2, (Manager). ALLEN HAINES R.D. 2, Box 297, Allentown SGA 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (President); Tattler Staff 4; Stinger Staff 2, 3, 4, (Photo Editor 4); Student Guides 3, 4; Morning Announcer 3 4; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Key Club 2, 3,4. GEORGE HAINES 16 School Street, Alburtis LEE W. HAINES 144 Hemlock Street, Wescosville Track 2, 4; Weightlifting 3,4. KIM N. HALLMAN R.D. 1, Emmaus Pep Club 2, 3; Intramural Tennis 2; Intramural Volleyball 3; National Honor Society 3,4. LOUISE M. HALLMAN R.D. 1, Zionsville JILL D. HAMM 217 East Main Street, Macungie Marching Band 1, 2. 3, 4; COPA Musicals 1, 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3- Intramural Volleyball 3. 183 “Making Friends for HILARI J. HAMNER 4364 Clcarvicw Circle, Allentown Ski Club 1, 3, 4; Dolphinc Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Tattler 4; Cheerleading 2,4; Varsity E 4; Student Government 2. xMARK E. HAMSCHER 812 Chestnut Street, Emmaus Football 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2. MARIANNE HANDLEY 330 Powder Mill Lane, Emmaus Hockey 2; Track 3; Varsity E 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Tattler 4; Dolphinc Club 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Ball Committee 4. MARGARET HANNIS 217 Calvary Avenue, Emmaus Debate Team 1, 2, 3, 4, (Vice President 3, President 4); Pep Club 2, 3; Stinger 3, 4, (Co-Editor-in-Chief 4); National Honor Society 3, 4; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3,4; SGA 3, 4; Student Guide 4; Tattler 4; Concert Choir 2, 3; Performing Choir 3. GAIL M. HARTZELL 124 Walnut St., Macungie ROBYN A. HAUSMAN 202 Robert Road, Emmaus Marching Band 1, 2, 3. KARYN E. HAUSMANN 2178 Redwood Lane, R.D. 2, Allentown Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2; Ski Club 2; Keyette Club 2, 3. 'L Intramural Volleyball 3; SGA 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 4; Spring xMusical 2, 3, 4; Tattler 4; Student Guides 4; Class Play 4. (Publicity). GINA HECK 24 Sunrise Avenue, Allentown Art Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus I; Collage 2; Tattler 4; COPA 2, 3, 4; SGA 4; Intramural Tennis 1; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3. MARGARET A. HEFFERNAN 46 Fairway Lane, Wcscosvillc DAVID L. HEFFNER JR. 443 Chestnut Circle, West, Alburtis 184 The World to See” DORIS M. HEISERMAN R.D. 1, Emmaus HARRY D. HEIST Box 26, Zionsvillc GLORIA A. HELFRICH R.D. 1, Box 301, Emmaus Concert Band 1. RODNEY M. HELFRICH R.D. 2, Macungic JANE K. HEMPHILL 135 Elm Street, Emmaus Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3, 4. DONNA M. HENRY 429 Railroad Street, Emmaus 185 “Life Is What JULIE G. HENSLER 417 Iroquois Street, Emmaus Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 2, 3; Performing Choir 3; County Cho- rus 3; Student Government 1, 2, 3; Class Government 3,4; Spring Musi- cal 2; Tattler Staff 4; Intramural Volleyball 2. DALE C. HERB 318 East Main Street, Macungie Freshman Wrestling 1; Freshman Football I; Student Council 1, 2; J.V. Wrestling 2; J.V. Football 2; Football 4. DIANE M. HERTZOG 437 Elm Street, Emmaus Girl’s Chorus 1; Volleyball Team 2, 3, (Manager 2); Future Secretaries Association 3,4, (Treasurer 4). GLENN D. HERTZOG 132 School Street, Alburtis 186 You Make It” KAREN L. HESS 14 Spring Creek Road, Macungie Field Hockey 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Intermural Volleyball 1, 2; Intramural Tennis 2; Track and Field 4; Marching Band 1, 2. STEPHEN M. HESS 1237 Broad Street, Emmaus Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1; Chess Club 2, 3, 4, (Vice-President 4); Chess Team 2, 3, 4; Marine Corps Physical Fitness Club and Team 4. JANELLE DIANE HILBERT 681 Harrison Street. Emmaus Intramural Volleyball 3. DEAN C. HILLEGASS R.D. 1, Emmaus PETE HOBSON Brookhaven Dr., Allentown Football 1; Ski Club 2, 3; Track 4. STEPHEN HOCHSTRASSER R.D. 1, Krocks Road, Wcscosvillc DALE HOFFMAN 130 School Street, Alburtis Marching Band 1, 2. HOWARD F. HOFFMAN 252 North Street, Emmaus Soccer 1, ra, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3.4; Intermural Volleyball 1, 2, 3- ALICE A. HOLMES 5 Shepherd Hills Avenue, Wescosville Dolphin Club 2; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Varsity E” Club4; Tattler. WANDA HOLZINGER R.D. 2, Allentown Future Secretaries of America 3,4. 187 “Feeling Stronger SEUNG HO HONG Oak Lane Gardens Apartment G, Trexlertown .Soccer 3,4. DEBORAH L. HORN Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; COPA I. 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Future Secretaries Association 4. HEATHER HUDSON 801 Fern wood Street, Emmaus Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Collage 3,4, (Editor-in-Chief 4); Kcyette Club 3. RICHARD HUMMEL 21 Aster Road AOW Macungie RICHARD A. HUNSICKERJR. 316 North Second Street, Emmaus Intramural Basketball 4. ALYSSA M. HVIZDOS 751 Berger Street, Emmaus Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; COPA 1, 2; Kcyette Club 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Out- doors Club 3. BRUCE T.IKEDA 912 Lawrence Drive Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, (Captain); Track 1, 2, 3; Student Government Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Trea- surer 2; Varsity E Club 2, 3,4, (President 4). THEODORE W. IOBST 437 South Fifth Street Homeroom Representative 1; Wrestling I; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3.4; Varsity E Club 4. o KRISTEN L. JOHNSON R.D. 2, Riverbend Road, Allentown Art Club 3,4; Outdoor Club 3; Tattler 4; Collage 4. JOHN R. JONES 143 Berger Street, Emmaus Mixed Chorus 1; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1.2; Concert Choir 2; Baseball 3, 4; Varsity E Club 4. 188 Every Day” TRACEY A. JONES 903 Chestnut Street, Emmaus Ski Club 2; Intramural Volleyball 2. LISAJURICH 81 Aronimik Place, Macungie Class Representative 3,4; Tattler 4; YEA 2; Intramural Tennis 2; Intra- mural Volleyball 2, 3. PATKAHLE 172 West Harrison Street, Emmaus Hockey 2, 3, 4, (Manager 1); Intramural Track 2; Track 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 3; Emmaus Track Association 3; Varsity E Club 4. DARLENE A. KECK R.D. 2, Allentown National Honor Society 3; Future Secretaries Association 4. 189 “Don’t Want to SHARON L KECK R.D. 2, Allentown K. C KEELER 637 North Street, Emmaus Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Varsity E 4. LINDA KEILPART 23 Juniper Road, Macungic Art Club 4; Collage 4. JOAN E. KERCHER 72 South Fairview Street, Macungie Intramural Volleyball 2, 3; FSA 3, 4; Dolphin Club 3; Art Club 4; Ski Club 4; Tattler 4. LARRY KERCHER 261 Powermill Lane, Emmaus VIRGIL D. KIDD R.D. 2, Spring Creek Road, Macungie RONNIE KIMOCK P.O. Box 3104, Wescosvillc STEPHEN R. KING 16 Walnut Lane, Macungie Marching Band 1. KATHY KISSEL 212 South Church Street, Macungie COPA 1; Pep Club I. JAMES E. KLEIN 382 Pine Street, Emmaus Soccer 1; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Track 4. 190 Say Goodbye” STEVE KLEIN Box 87, Zionsville J.V. Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; SGA 1, 2, 3, 4, (Treasurer 3); Stinger 2, 3, 4, (Photography Editor 3, Co-Editor-in-chief 4); Student Guide 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4. GENE KLEPPINGER (SKIP) R.D. 1, Emmaus ETHEL MADELINE KLINE 42 Linden Road A.O., Macungic Girls’ Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 4; SGA 2, 3, 4; Office Aid 4; Vo-Tech Student Council 2, 3,4, (Secretary 3,4). ROBERT G. KLINE R.D. 2, Allentown Band 1 SHERRY M. KLINE Box 314, R.D. 1, Emmaus PAUL E. KLINGMAN JR. R.D. 1, Emmaus LYNNE L. KNAUSS 240 Long Street, Emmaus Marching Band 1, 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Orchcscra 4. TRACEY A. KNAUSS Box 48, River Bend Road, R.D. 2, Allentown TRUDI L. KNELLER New Street, R.D. 1, Wescosville Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3,4; Field Hockey 1, 3. CURTIS L. KOCH R.D. 1, Sweetwood Drive, Macungic Wrestling 4. “Photographs JOE KOCIS 706 Pine Street, Emmaus Baseball 2, 3,4 BENNETT L. KOHLER 363 Elm Street, Emmaus Marching Band 3, 4; Pep Band 4; Stingers 4; Marine Corps Physical Fit- ness Club 4; Rifle Team 3, 4; (Co-Captain 4) Halloween Window Painting 2. STACEY KOHLER 4363 Clearview Circle, Allentown Varsity E” Club 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Swim Team 1, 2, 3. JAMESJ. KOPLNHAVER 67 Laurel Lane A.O., Macungie Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track Team 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight Lifting Club 1,2. 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 3, 4. FRANCINE M. KROBOTH 6 Hickory Road A.O., Macungie Varsity Volleyball 4; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3: Homeroom Represent- ative 1; Tattler (Associate Editor) 1; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Ten- nis 2. MICHAEL M. KROMER 139 Main Street, Emmaus Soccer 2,4; Soccer Juggling 2, 3; Halloween Window Painting 2, 3. KENT KROPP 1809 West Minor Street, Emmaus Rifle Team 1,2, 3, 4. JON D. KUDER R.D. l,Alburtis TARYN R. KULP 631 Greenleaf Street, Emmaus Football 2, 3, 4; Weight Training Club 2, 3, 4. NOELS. LABENBERG 326 Franklin Street, Emmaus Decoration Committee (Senior Ball) 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity ”E” Club4; J.V. Basketball 2. 192 And Memories” CAROI.EE a. lagler 196 Ridge Rd., Zionsvillc Art Club 2; Honor Guard 2; Color Guard 3; FHA 4; Tattler Staff 4; Intramural Track 2. TONI JO LATTIMER 3965 Maulfair Dr., R.D. 2, Allentown Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 2, 3; Keyette Club 2,3,4. DEBORAH L. LAUER R.D. 2, Emmaus Debate Club 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; SGA 4; COPA 1, 2, 3; Tattler 4. GUY LEE East Texas Road, R.D. 2, Allentown 193 “It’s Getting KARKN S. LEIBHRT 750 Henry Dr., Hmmaus Girls’ Tennis 2, 3, 4 (Gvcaptain 4); Intramural Volleyball I. 2. 3; Stu- dent Government I. 3. 4; Pep Club 1.2, 3. 4; Varsity F. 4; Tattler (Grad- uates Editor) 4; National Honor Society 3. 4 (Secretary 4); Student Guide 3,4. RANDALL L. LETTER HOUSE 334 Penn Court, F.mmaus TER IJL LIPPOWITSCH 102 North Fifth St., Kmmaus Pep Club 3; Tattler 4; Intramural Volleyball 3. WENDYJ. LITRIDHS 360 Barrett Road, Hmmaus Girls Swim Team 1.2; Varsity E 2. RICHARD L. LOCKHART 4380 Clearview Dr., Allentown Soccer 1; Basketball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Choir 3,4; COPA 4. BRYAN J. LOKEZ 634 Broad St., Emmaus 194 Better All the Time” JUDY E. LONG 26 Elm St., Emmaus Art Club 4. JOANNE L. LORISH 747 Walnut St., Emmaus COPA 1; Girls’ Wrestling Auxilary 1; Concert Band 1. LYNN A. LOWIN 1931 Chestnut St., Emmaus FSA 4; Office Aid 3,4. DAVID S. MACKENZIE 1214 Little Lehigh Drive, Emmaus MARTHA R. MACLACHLAN 7 Clubhouse Lane, Wescosville Colorguard 1; Cheerleader 2, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Tattler 4; VArsity E 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. PAUL MALIK 38 Laurel Lane, A.O., Macungic Football 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Weight-lifting Club 1, 2, 3,4. PAULA M. MANCUSO 14 Daisy Circle, A.O.W., Macungie PAMELA A. MARINO 8 Spring Creek Circle, Macungie Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, (President 4); Dolphin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Secre- tary 3, President 4); YEA 3, 4, (Vice President 4); Orchestra 2, 3,4; Pep Band 4; Stingers 3,4; COPA 1,2,3,4. SUZETTE S. MARKS R.D. 1, Schantz Road, Emmaus ANDREW H. MARSH 33 Fairway Lane, Wescosville Football 1, 2, 3, 4, (Tricaptain 4); Track 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA 1, 2, 3, 4, (Vice President 3, President 4); Key Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity E 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Athletic Council 4; Student Forum 4. 195 “Anticipation Is DANIEL B. MARSTELLER R.D. 1, Emmaus RICHARD D. MARTIN 119 Heather Dr., R.D. 7, Allentown Soul Brothers 2, 3, 4, (President 4); Esquires 1, 2, 3,4, (Student Director 4); Pep Band 2, 3, 4; County Band Band 3, 4; Stingers 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Tattler Photographer 4; Class Rep- resentative 3,4. JENNY LIND MATHEWS 28 Aronomink PI., Macungie CO PA 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Class Representative 3, 4, (Decoration Chairman 4); Intramural Volleyball 4. DALE MAURER 102 S. Second St., Emmaus LOUIS J. MAZZOCHETTI JR. 2 Foxglove Place, Macungie PETER J. McARTHUR 725 Frank Drive, Emmaus PATRICK G. McKEEGAN JR. 7 Divot Dr., Wescosville Marine Physical Fitness 4. WILLIAM G. McNAMARA 619 Iroquois St., Emmaus Student Government 1, 2, 3, 4, (House of Representatives 3, Senate 4); String Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; District Orchestra 4; Varsity Tennis 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4, (Vice President 4); JV Soccer 2; Class Representative 1,2; Class Treasurer 3; I.U. Student Forum 4; Student Guide 4.. MATTHEW P. McTISH 30 Clubhouse Lane, Wescosville Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Rifle Team 3, 4; Baseball 1, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; SGA 3; Weight-lifting Club 2. ALLEN G. MECK 44 Lea St., Macungie 196 Keeping Me Waiting” SCOTT P. MECK R.D. 1, Albums PATRICE L. MELCHER 18 Linden Road A.O., Macungie Ski Club 2; YEA 3, 4, (Treasurer 4); EAGLE 1; E-Hivc 2; Tattler 4; Keyette 2, 3; SGA 4; COPA 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Intramural Tennis 2. CLAUDIA J. MERKLE 8(50 Frank Dr., Emmaus Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; SGA 4; Ski Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3; Tattler 4; Football Queen 4; Varsity E 4. SCOTT MICHAEL 10 Hickory Road, A.O., Macungie DAVID P. MILINCHIK R.D. 1, Macungie STEPHEN JOHN MILINICHIK Mountain Road, R.D. 1, Macungie Baseball 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 3, 4; Weight-lifting Club 1,2, 3,4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity E 4; Emmaus Track Association 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4. 197 “Time in BRADLEY W. MILLER 15 Hickory RoacI AO, Macungie Swimming 1, 2, 5,4; Key Club 2. 3.4; Volleyball 4; Yearbook 4. BRIAN K. MILLER 1123 Pennsylvania Ave., Emmaus CH ARLES J. MILLER JR. 609 Glen wood Street, Emmaus CINDY MILLER Box 509, R.D. 1, Macungie Art Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Tattler 4; National Honor Society 3.4. 198 A Bottle” NANCY E. MILLER 15 Liberty Lane, Wcscosville PAMELA A. MILLER 172 Ridge Street, Emmaus ROSEMARY L. MILLER 1986 Miller Avenue, Emmaus Orchestra 1. ROXANNE MILLER Quarry Dr., Box 506, R.D. 1, Emmaus STEVEN MILLER 30 Foxglove Place, Macungie Football 1,3,4; Track Team 4; Weightlifting Club 4. VALERIE MILLER 811 North Third Street, Emmaus YEA 2, 3; Tattler 4; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honors Society 3,4. SCOTT A. MOHR 118 Main Street, Alburtis CINDI L. MOOSE 46 Buckeye Road, Emmaus Band 1. JILL C. MORELLO 821 Fern Street. Macungie LOTA L. MORING 3945 Maulfair Drive, Allentown YEA 2, 3, 4, (President 4); Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (President 4); Senior Class Treasurer; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3; Intramural Tennis 1,2; Stu- dent Guide 4; Junior Class Prom Decoration Committee (Chairman). 199 “The Long and DAVID B. MORRIS 168 Seem Street, Emmaus Cross Country Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity E 4; Emmaus Track Association 4. TERRI ANN MOYER 500 South Second Street, Emmaus Field Hockey 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1; Varsity E 2, 3, 4. JON E. MUDRICK 116 Main Street, Emmaus PATRICIA M. MULIK 101 Walnut Lane, A.O. Macungie Future Secretaries Association 4; Future Homemakers of America 4. CASSANDRA J. MUNN 158 Heather Road, A.O. Macungie Keyette Club 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Tennis 3, 4; Art Club 3; COPA 2; YEA 4; Tattler Staff 4; Home- room Representative 4. RENEE J. MUSSELMAN R.D. 2, Box 36, Valley View Estates, Macungie Art Club 2; Halloween Window Painting Contest 2, 3,4. DONALD MUTHARD R.D. 1, Emmaus LORI MUTHARD 454 Franklin Street, Alburtis House of Representatives 3. JOHN ANDREW NAGY 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue, Emmaus Soccer 1; Dance Band 2, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Intramural Volleyball 1,2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Marching Band 4. DOUGLAS E. NESTER 1251 Jubilee Street, Emmaus 200 Winding Road” LIANNE K. NEWTON Box 49, R.D. 2, Emmaus Ski Club 3, 4; Art Club 4; Tattler Staff 4; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4; Halloween Window Painting Contest 3 GEORGE W. NICHOLS Fish Hatchery Road R.D. 2, Allentown Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, (Vice-President 4); Intramural Volleyball 3; Lehigh County Chorus 3, 4; Soul Brothers 2, 3, 4, (Vice- President 4); Student Guides 4; Council of Performing Arts 2, 3; Stu- dent Government Association 3, 4, (Parliamentarian 4); TattlerStaff 4; Performing Choir 3, 4. LEE ANN NIEDERBERGER 5 East Elm Street, Emmaus Concert Choir 4; County Chorus 4; Art Club 2, 3; Collage 3; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3; Forum 4. LORI J. NISHIC Quarry Drive, R.D. 1, Emmaus Dolphin Club 2, 3; Intramural Volleyball 1, 4; Field Hockey 3- Pep Club 3, 4; Art Club 2; Tattler Staff 4. STEVEN NIXON R.D. 1, Zionsville JULIE K. NOGGLE 102-K Village Rnd., Wcscosville DAVID A. NONNEMACHER 126Jefferson Street, Emmaus Boys Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Team 3,4. MICHAEL K. NONNEMACHER 35 South Fourth Street, Emmaus Football Team 1, 2, 3,4; Track and Field Team 3, 4; Wrestling Team 1, KATHRYN M. O’BRIEN 32 East Second Street, Alburtis DEBRA A. O’CONNERS 4223 South Drive, Allentown Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Keycttc Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Tattler Staff 4; Eagle 2; Cross Country, (Manager) 3; COPA 2, 3; Stinger 2; YEA 4; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 4; Tennis 2. 201 “A Day in TODD L. OPLINGER 807 Frank Drive, Emmaus Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4, Weight Training Club 1, 2, 3,4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; SGA 4; Student Coun- cil 1; Football 2; Varsity E Club 4. PETER O’SULLIVAN 931 Lawrence Drive, Emmaus Interact 1, 2, 3; SGA 2, 3,4. BRUCE W. OSWALD 14 Orchid Circle. Macungic ELIZABETH OWEN 611 Iroquois Street, Emmaus Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1. 2, 3; Chorus 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Youth Education Association 4; Intramural Tennis 4; Tattler 4. TOM PARANA 131 South 15th Street, Emmaus SALLY A. PAULES 326 Spruce Street, Emmaus Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Intramural Volleyball 2; Track 3; Varsity E Club 3, 4. ANNEC. PENNEBACKER R.D. — 1, Zionsville Mixed Chorus 1; Ski Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 2; Swim- ming 2; Hockey 3, 4; Track 3,4; Pep Club 4; Varsity E Club 3,4. SCOTT C. PETERS 99 South Maple Street, Macungie JAMES L. PFENNINGER 20 Beech Lane, AO, Macungie Student Council 1; Track 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3. BOBBIE R. PIATT R.D. 2, Box 244, Allentown Basketball 1. 202 The Life” LESLIE A. PRICE 204 Azalea Road, R.D., Allentown Track Team 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1,2; Intramural Vol- leyball 1; Girl’s Swim Team 2. WILLIAM C. PITTEN JR. 237 Ridge Street, Emmaus LORI LEE RAKESTRAW 6 Walnut Lane, Macungie Art Club 3,4; Collage 2, 3, 4, (Literary- Editor 4); COPA 2; Debate Soci- ety 4; Girl’s Chorus 1; Senior Class Play 4; SGA 3; Stinger Staff 4; Tatt- ler 4. DA LEG. RAUDENBUSH Ridgeway Drive, Old Zionsvillc “I Believe in RONALD A. REICHARDJR. (WOLFMAN) R.D. 2, Box 183, Elbow Lane, Allentown Marching Band 1; COPA 4. ROBIN L. REIDNAUER 401 North Third Street, Emmaus CYNTHIA L REIFINGER 1379 Pennsylvania Ave., Emmaus FSA 4. TERRY REILLY Old Zionsville PEGGY S. REINERT R.D. 1, Box 514, Emmaus FSA 4; Future Homemakers of America 4. BETTY L. RIENHART R.D. 2, Emmaus Concert Band 1, 2, 3; SGA 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; School Store Manager 2; Girl’s Track Team 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2. 204 . Yesterday” DOUGLAS B. REISS 549 Chestnut Street, Emmaus JAMES F. REISS 652 Chestnut St., Emmaus BLANCHE M. RENNINGER 1920 Windfield Street, Emmaus KIM M. RENTSCHLER 435 Iroquois Street, Emmaus Homeroom Representative I, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4. JOANNE M. RHEINER 19 Harrison Street, Emmaus Varsity Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Tattler 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. BRIAN M. RHOADS R.D. 1, Emmaus ROBERT L RICE R.D. 1, P.O. Box 73, Zionsville Vo-Tech Masonry 2, 3, 4. DIANE L. RICHARD 104 East Berger Street, Emmaus MARK RIEDER 503 North Third Street, Emmaus Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4; Track I, 2, 3,4; ETA 3,4, (Vice President 4); Foot- ball 1, 2; Key Club 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4, (Co-Captain 4); Varsity E Club 3,4. GLENN D. RITTER 1437 Pennsylvania Avenue, Emmaus Marching Band 1. 205 “Show Me TIMMY D. RITTER R.D. 1, Emmaus DIANE L. RODENBACH R.D. 2, Box 46, Allentown CHRISTA I. A. ROHR BACH 574 Chestnut Street, Emmaus ERNEST R. ROHR BACH Woodlawn Drive, Zionsvillc 206 The Way” GLENN D. ROHREACH 869 Frank Dr., Emmaus PETE ROLAND 790 Spruce St., Emmaus Cross Country 1,2; Wrestling I, 2, 3,4; Varsity E Club 4; Ski Club 3,4; Emmaus Track Assoc. 4; Rhombago Club 1; Band 1; Marine Corps 4. RITA J. ROMIG Brooksidc Road, Wescosvillc Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2, 3; FSA (Corresponding Sec- retary) 3,4; Ski Club 3; EAGLE Club 3; Tattler 4. BARBARA J. ROSS 1143 Little Lehigh Dr. Emmaus EAGLE Club 2, 3; Outdoors Club 1; Girl’s Wrestling Aux. 1; Keyette Club 3; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Volleyball 4; Girl’s Tennis Team 2, 3; Tattler 4; Art Club 1, 2; Girl’s Basketball Manager 3; Ski Club 2; Marching Band 1 ANDREA M. ROSSANESE 704 Furnace St., Emmaus Art Club 2, 3,4; Tattler 4; COPA 3,4. JANE L ROYCROFT 4345 Valley View Dr., Allentown Intramural Volleyball 3, 4; Tattler 4; FHA 4; COPA 3, 4. BERYL A. RUDER 551 Elm St., Emmaus Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3,4; Concert Choir 2; Girl’s Chorus 1. DIANA F. RUTH 36 N. 6th St., Emmaus ARDYTH SCHAFFER 631 Elm St., Emmaus Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 2; SGA 3; EAGLE Club 3: Pep Club 3,4; Tattler 4. DEBBIE SCHAFFER R.D. 2, Box 56-A. Macungie Mixed Chorus 1; FSA 4. 207 “Where Do We BRF.NDA K. SCHANTZ R. D. 1. Emmaus BARBARA L. SCHMAUCH 18 Linden Circle, A.O., Macungie Hockey 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4; YEA 4; Varsity E 4; March- ing Band 1,2; Intramural Volleyball 2. BOB SCHMELTZLEJR. 1233 Tilghman St., Allentown KEVIN SCHMIDT 921 Fern wood St., Emmaus LINDA SCHOCH R.D. 1, Albums YEA 4. RAY R. SCHOCH 404 Wicdcrs Lane. Emmaus BRYAN SCHRHITER 408 Wicdcrs Lane, Emmaus Varsity E4; Pep Band 1.2. 3. 4; Stingers 1.2, 3, 4; Esquires 3. 4; March- ing Band 1.2. 3,4; Stage Crew 1, 2. 3,4; Soul Brothers 2. 3,4 RICHARD SCHULER R.D. 2. Emmaus ROBERTA SCHULTZ 208 Whitemarsh Place, Macungie ELLEN SCHUON 334 N. Walnut St., Macungie S.G.A. 2,3,4. 208 Go From Here?” BETH SCHWARTZ 390 Broad Street, Emmaus Flag Twirler 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Tattler 4; Stingers 4; Mixed Chorus 1; SGA Homeroom Representative 4. RENEE W. SCOCCO 24 Buttercup Road, Macungie. NANCY SEIBERT Kings Highway South, Zionsville Future Homemakers of America 4. PAMELA SEIP 654 Ridge Street, Emmaus Student Government 1,2; YEA 3; Stinger 2; French Club 4. MARY CATHERINE SEMANCIK 816 Chestnut Street, Emmaus Pep Club 1; Intramural Volleyball 2; DECA Club 3. MATT SHANE 8 Mashie Drive, Wescosville Swimming I, 2, 3,4. GLENN SHINGLER 203 Calvary Avenue, Emmaus SALLY L. SHOEMAKER 414 Wenner Street, Emmaus Intramural Volleyball 1, 2. MIKE SICINSKI 75 Catalpa Drive, Macungie Volleyball 4; Scholastic Scrimmage 3,4. CYNTHIA A. SIEGER R.D. 2, Box 213, Allentown. Art Club 1,2; YEA 2, 3, 4; Keycttcs 3; Swim Team 2; Intramural Vol- leyball 1,2; Tattler 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 209 “It Better LORI SIGLEY 542 North Third St., Emmaus Flag Twirlcr 3,4; Pep Club 3, 4; Tattler 4; Stingers 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Keyette Club 4; Ski Club 4; Intramural Volleyball 2. ARNETTE P. SMITH 162 East Main St., Macungic DOLORES K. SMITH 54 S. Church St., Macungic Student Government 3, 4 (Vice-President 4), FSA 3, 4 (President 4); National Honor Society 4; Student Guides 3,4. KEVIN A. SMITH 142 Heather Road, A.O., Macungie Football 2, 3,4; Volleyball 3,4. SHIRLEY SARAH SMITH R.D. 1, Box 200, Emmaus FSA 3,4. TERRY L. SMITH 945 Gordon St., Allentown TAMMY SMOLL R.D. Elbow Lane, Allentown Field Hockey 1, 2, 3,4; Tattler 4; Intramural Volleyball 3. AUDREY L. SNYDER 524 N. Third St., Emmaus Class President 1; Cross Country Manager 3, 4; Volleyball Team 3; Stu- dent Guides 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); Pep Club 1 2; Keyette Club 3,4; Tattler (Editor-in-Chicf) 4. CAROLE SNYDER 661 Minor St., Emmaus JAY SNYDER South Fifth St., RD 2, Emmaus Track 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Wrestling 1, 3,4; Varsity E 3,4 210 End Soon” KEVIN SNYDER 423 Thomas Ave., Alburtis Band 1, 2, 3; Football 1. PATTI A. SOUILLIARD 1003 Macungie Ave., Emmaus Basketball 1. ROBERTA. SPAARJR. R.D. 1, Zionsville CHRISTIAN SPANGENBERG 34 Heather Rd., Macungie Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3; Weightlifting Club 1, 3,4. FRANCES M. SPIESS 103 E. Elm St., Emmaus Mixed Chorus 1; SGA 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2; Keyettes 4; Vo-Tech Stu- dent Council 2, 3,4; Commercial Art Student Assoc. 4, (Pres.). LORA J. STAHL 10 W. Main St., Macungie Pep Club 1; Dolphin Club 1,2; FSA 4; Intramural Volleyball 3. 211 “There’s No JOHN P. STAUFFER 926 Buttonwood St.. Emmaus Intramural Volleyball 1. WILLIAM STEIN 1 Wedge Lane, Wcscosville JONATHAN F. STEINER 1104 Jubilee St.. Emmaus Wrestling 1. 2: Volleyball 3, 4 (Co-Captain 4); Varsity E 4; All-league. All-Star Volleyball Team 4. RUSS STELTX Box 41, Fountain Road. Old Zionsville Football 1. 2: Baseball 2, 4; Basketball 1.2, 3. 4 (Captain 4); Track 3. KIM L. STEPHEN RD — I. Box 18. Emmaus Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity E 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; SGA 3, 4; Tattler 4; Field Hockey 1, 2. 3.4; Softball 1.2. 3,4. JOHN W. STERNER 31 Juniper St., Wcscosville 212 Stopping Us Now” FRANK L STEVENS 3893 Maul fair PI.. Allentown JIM STEWART 10 Oak Or.. Macungie Football 1.2. 3. 1 (EPC -1): Track 1,2; Wrestling 2; Weightlifting Club 1.2. 3.1 GREG STINNER 616 H. Berger St.. Emmaus Soever I. 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Track 3. 4 Cross Country 4; F.TA 3, 4: Varsity E 3. 4. BILLSTONEBACK 3 Buckeye Rd.. Emmaus Band 1. 2. DARLENE J. STOUDT Churchview Rd.. Zionsvillc Future Farmers of America 2. 3. 'I. THOMAS F. STROHLEIN 1 Laurel Lane. Macungie Swim Team 1, 2; Marching Band 1.2: Concert Band 1. 2; Esquires 3, 4. DEBBIE STRUNK Tollgatc Rd.. Zionsvillc KEVIN STUMP 31 Third St.. Alburtis GLORIA SWEITZER 63 Catalpa Dr.. RD —2, Macungie DEBORAH TAYLOR Corning Rd.. Zionsvillc 213 “We’ve Only KEITH S. THEODORE Ridgeway Drive, Old Zionsvillc JEFFREY A. THOMPSON Brooksidc Road, Wescosville RONALD C THOMPSON 22 Hickory Road, A.O., Macungia Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. SALLI E E. THOMPSON 235 Penn Avenue, Alburtis Swim Team 2, 3; Student Council 2, 4; Intramural Volleyball 1, 3, 4; Volleyball 4; Keyette Club 4; Varsity E”4; Tattler 4. CATHY M. TITUS R.D. 1. Wescosville STANLEY A. TOTH Box 19, Old Zionsvillc Baseball 4. DANETTE TRAMMEL 183 Spruce Street, Emmaus MARK P. TRANSUE 50 Walnut Lane. A.O., Macungie Art Club 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Vice President 4); Student Council 1; Freshman Wrestling 1. BRUCE TRAYLOR 36 Oak Drive, Macungie Student Council 1, 2; Student Council Alternate 3; SGA 4; Football 2, 3, 4. DONNA J. TRETHEWEY R.D. 1, Zionsvillc 214 Just Begun” DAVID C TREXLER 26 Orchid Circle, Macungie Track Team 4. MARTHA JEAN TRITTENBACH 661 Chestnur Sr., Emmaus Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vo-Tech Student Council 2; Vo- Tech Yearbook Editor 4; Honor Guard 3, 4, (Captain 4); Interact Club 2, 3. DENISE M. URBANOWICZ 1131 W. Jubilee St., Emmaus Marching Band 1, 2, 3,4; COPA 1,2, 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2; ESA 3; Track Team 3; National Honor Society 4. JULIE VALEK 121 S. 6th St., Emmaus Intramural Volleyball 2, 3. 215 “School’s Out BETH VANSKIKE 808 N. 3rd. St., Emmaus Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2; COPA 4; FHA 4, (Vice Pres.). MARK L. WAGNER 732 Franklin St., Emmaus Wrestling 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Marching Band 3, 4, (Vice Pres.); Stage Band 4; Varsity E” 4; County Band 3; Stingers 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 1, 2, 3,4. JOANNEJ. WALBERT 127 S. 5th. St., Emmaus Field Hockey 1, 2, 3,4; Softball I, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Keycttes 3; Out- doors Club 2. DEBORA M. WALP 71 Catalpa Dr., Macungic Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, (Drum Major 4); Pit Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Sting- ers 2, 3, 4; Tattler 4; Esquires 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Basketball 1; Pep Band 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3; County Band 3, 4; County Chorus 3. DANIEL E. WARG 4308 Clcarvicw Circle, Allentown Football 1. DONNA M. WARNER 330 N. 2nd Street, Emmaus JENNIE A. WARRICK 151 Jefferson St., Emmaus Mixed Chorus 1. REGINA K. WASSER 6 Shepherd Hills Avc., Wcscosvillc Dolphin Club 1,2; Pep Club 4. PAUL R. WEIS 314 Lilac Road, R.D. 7, Allentown Basketball 1. JODI ANN WEISS 7 Pleasant Rd., R.D. 7, Allentown 216 Tennis Team 1, 2, 3,4; Tattler 4. Forever!” DUANE WENDLING Buckeye Road. Macungie Marine Fitness Team 2, 3,4. STEVEN A WF.RLEY 490 Hill Dr.. Allentown Cross Country 2. 3, 4: Track 2, 3. 4: French Club 4; F.mmaus Track Association 3.4: Varsity E 4. ERIC S. WETZEL 420 Ridge St., F.mmaus Wrestlings 1. 2, 3, 4; Varsity E 4; Class Representative 1, 2, 3: Weight Lifting Club 1, 2, 3,4. DAVID W. WHITE 231 Cherokee St., Emmaus KATHRYN L. WHITNEY 98 Aster Road. Macungie Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pit Orchestra 3. 4; Stingers 3. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Theater Club 4. CURTIS D. WIEDER 37 Sycamore St.. Macungie KATHI L. WIGFIELD 29 Butternut Lane, Macungie SGA 1, 2. 3. 4; YEA 3: EH A 4 (President); French Club 4; Tattler 4; Homeroom Representative 1,2; Student Guides 2, 3,4. LAURA J. WILLIAMS 3930 Maulfair Dr., Allentown National Honor Society 3,4; County Chorus 3; Concert Choir 2, 3, Per- forming Choir 2. 3; COPA 1. 2. 3.4; Debate Team 2, 3.4 (Secretary 4), Pep Club 2. 3; Stinger 4; Tattler 4. JANE A. WILSON 30 North Buttonwood St., Macungie Outdoors Club 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Concert Choir 4; Swim Team 1. DIANE C. WINKLER 104 School St., Alburtis 21 Girls’ Chorus 1; FHA 4. “Goodbye GARY D. WINKI.HR 104 School St.. Alburtis GRADY M. WISSER 555 N. Third St.. Emmaus GARY R. WOLF RD 1 Box 226. Wcscosvillc East Penn Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4 (Conccrtmaster 4); String Ensemble 1, 2. 3, 4; District Orchestra 3. 4; Regional Orchestra 3: Rifle Team 2. 3. 4 (Co-captain 4); Rifle Club 1, 2, 3.4. JOANN M. YANDLE 513 Macungie Avc., Emmaus Outdoors Club 2, 3 (President 3); Art Club 3. 4; Interact Club 3; Col- lage 4. 218 Old Buddies” MARK W. YENSER Brooksidc Rd., Box 149, Rt. 2, Macungie Rifle Club 2. SAMUEL YIP 50 Pleasant Ave., R.D. 7, Allentown Wrestling 1; Rifle Club 2; Track 4. WAYNE H. YOHE JR. Tollgate Rd., Box 163, R.D. 1, Zionsville Football 1; J.V. Soccer 2; Cross Country 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Marine Corps Youth Fitness Club 1, 2, 3,4, (President 4); Wrestling 2, 3,4. SCOTT K. YOUNGER R.D. 2, Box 179, Macungie Rifle Team 1, 2; Homeroom Representative 1; Rifle Club 1, 2. DAMIAN YURASITS 1046 Pennsylvania Ave., Emmaus Rifle Club 1. DEBRA ZAPP 544 N. 6th St., Emmaus Art Club I, 2, 3; Keyette 4; Intramural Tennis 2; Swimming Team 1; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; YEA 4; COPA 2: Tattler 4. LYNN ZIMMERMAN 42 Walnut Lane Macungie National Honor Society 3, 4, (Vice-President 4); YEA 3, 4, (Secretary 4); Keyette 3; Pep Club 3; Intramural Girl’s Track 2; Student Guide 4; Cross Country Manager 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 3,4. EVEMARIE ZISSIMOS Box 112, East Texas Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4, (Captain 4); Intramural Volleyball 2, 3; Intramu- ral Tennis 2, 3; Art Club 2; YEA 4; Homeroom Representative 1. FSA 3,4. SUSAN M. YEAKEL Box 94, East Texas DEBORAH S. YEAKEL Box 505, Lazor Road, R.D. 1, Macungie Intramural Volleyball 1; Girl’s Track 2; FHA 4. 219 Graduates Not Pictured JANE E. AMICI 1133 Little Lehigh Dr., Emmaus MARK GIRO DO 4365 Forest Lane, Allentown ANITA P. SCHAEFFER 343 Broad St.. Emmaus LINDA E. BROOKS 843 Lawrence Dr.. Emmaus KEITH D. HECKMAN 750 Furnace St., Emmaus JOHN J. SCHMITT 4313 South Drive, Allentown DOMINIC CARR 34 Daisy Circle, Macungic DONNA J. HOLLINGER RD 1, Box 230, Wescosville PETER SCHREIBER RD I, Zionsville JAN CHAR NOSKI 20 Spring Creek Rd.. Macungie DEBORAH A. HYDE 57 Aster Rd., Macungic JONATHAN W. SHAFFER RD 2, Box 70, Emmaus LEE A. DIEHL 321 Seem St., Emmaus HERBERTS. LENHART 10 Walnut Lane, Macungie SCOTT K. SHERMAN RD V 1, Emmaus LAURIE A. DRIES 656 Ridge St., Emmaus GEORGETTE L. LOUIE 130 Aster Rd.. Macungie FREDERICK C. VOGT JR. Walnut Lane. Macungie JOHN DURNIN 1043 N. Seventh St., Emmaus MICHAEL C OELS RD — 1, Albums RONALD W. WENTZ JR. 4332 South Drive, Allentown KATHY SCHMOYER ENGLER 676 Chestnut St., Emmaus RICHARD PERSON 32 Juniper St., Wescosville DAVID ZENTMEYER 23 Walnut Lane, Macungie JOHN D. FLYNN 308 Minor St., Emmaus JOHN R. RUTH RD 1, Emmaus TIMOTHY I. FOULDS RD 2, Allentown THOMAS S. SABOL 640 Furnace St., Emmaus 220 In Memoriam MICHAEL BRUCE HARMAN Who was Michael Harman? He was my confidant, my companion, my friend. He was someone who kept to himself, yet loved people. He was an athlete, a human being, and our classmate. Mike meant a lot to many people but to me he was truly someone special. He and I spent many happy hours growing up together, laughing together, and dreaming of our future together. It is these happy times for which we should remember Mike and to these good memories we should dedicate this pictorial account of our senior year. We dedicate this page to Michael Harman, not to his death but to his life. His life was one of patience, perseverance, and courage. Mike’s courage should serve as a model for us all to follow. 221 John P. Grim Class of ’76 It Is Yours, The Challenge Of Life. . . 222 223 224 ■9 With Your Heart, Hand, And Mind. 225 227 228 Into New Designs And Infinite Possibilities. G. B. Stanton It’s good to be a seeker, but sooner or later you have to be a finder. And then it is well to give what you have found a gift into the world for whoever will accept it. —Jonathon Livingston Seagull 232 Taylor Publishing Company llnsilco