Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1978 volume:

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EDITORIAL STAFF: Front: Joel Stauffer, art; Kim White, clubs. Back: Margie Bankes, literary; Chris Smith, sports; Deb Theodore, underclassmen; Sally Steltz, academics; John Meislin, editor-in-chief; Harriet Gulla, activities; Dave Krobock, business manager; Kathy Johnson, associate editor. Kim Gibbs, 1978 section STAFF: Sitting: Margie Bankes, Kim White, Joel Stauffer, Ann Drunkenmiller, Robin Edmeads, Clare Mansfield, Kathy Bieret, Pat Hemmerle, Kathy Nowack. Standing: Tim Stevenson, Harriet Gulla, Chris Smith, Sally Steltz, Dave Krobock, John Meislin, Kathy Johnson, Cindy Grandm, Deb Theodore, Margie Wieder, Diane Ross. Paulette Duracinsky, Wendy Steager, Gail Goodridge, Irma Longworth. 3 Faces show the world what's inside. It's there for everyone to see. Are you looking? We are with friends They make us laugh, cry, think, wonder. 6 We are being educated; at times we learn nothing, and at times we think that we have learned everything . . . 8 When we succeed The feeling is exhilarating. We can only try, and sometimes we need to get away. . . And do the things that make us happy . . . Just Want to be Your Friend . . . 15 District Administration Mr. Harold Guthrie, Superintendent Cecilia Birdsell and Geraldine Hamscher, Secretaries EAST PENN SCHOOL DIRECTORS: Seated: Frank Kennedy, Ward Hunsmger, Edgar Miller, Anna Nakada. Standing: Dr. Frank Bucci, Patricia Klein, Arnold Kaplan. Missing: Suzanne Meitzler, Daniel Lebo. 20 0. James Davis, Employee Relations Dr. James Oswald, Assistant Superintendent Richard Miller, Business Manager Ronee Moyer, Public Relations s e c r e t a r i e s Mrs. Ruth Huyett, Attendance Secretary Mrs. Helene Schafer and Mrs. Kathleen Imschweiler, Guidance Secretaries Mrs. Frances Wood and Mrs. Ruby Adamchak, Secretaries 21 E.H.S. Administration Mr. William T. DeLaney, Principal Mr. Albert Miller, Assistant Principal Mr. Richard H. Wehr, Assistant Principal 22 Miss Marcella Graver, Nurse Mr. Robert E. Coulsey, Special Ed. Mr. W. Wm. Montgomery, Reading Center Mrs. Dolores Pistone, Resource Center 23 English Mr. Carl B. Trollinger, Super. Miss Gertrude Gordin V I X '1 Mr. Paul Diely Mr. James Basara Mrs. Doris Kercsmar Mr. Anthony T. Kohl Mrs. Colletta J. Krebs 24 Mrs. Dawn G. Lennon Mr. Richard J. Metzger Mrs. Shirlee K. Neumeyer Mr. Louis W. Serensits Mrs. Vivian H. Yoder 25 Social Studies Mr. Kenneth D. Wesser, Super. Mrs. Jessie Beecham Mr. Jerold A Dougherty Mr. Samuel L. Himmelberger Miss Therese Lamb 26 27 Science Mr. William Miller, Super. Mr. John Hnatow, Jr. Mrs. Shirlee R. Kohler Mr. Haven G. Knecht Mr. Donald P. Lutick Miss Teddi E. Mohr Miss Renee L. Roberts 28 Mr. Steven Wenrich Mrs. Ann Zajdowicz 29 Mathematics Mrs. Virginia A. Seccombe, Super. Mr. Richard L. Black Mr. Alberi L. Henning Mr. William C. Fenstermaker fl Mr. Harvey Gordon Mrs. S. Jane Merkle Mrs. Edythe Rubens UACHIRS RfUir C0UHH, 30 Mr. Curtis R. Sthare Librarians Mr. Ronald H. Wessner Mr. George Williams, Jr. 31 Business Education Mrs. Jane E. Epinger Mrs Sylvia M. Roberts Mr. Edward R. Schultes Mr. Neil P. Morgan Mr. Charles R. Sipos 32 33 Mrs. Deborah F. Nelson Mrs. Ann L. Pickin Mrs. Dolores K. Southwell The Arts A r t ta f i .d Mrs. Janice A. Garman Mr. William L. Weiant Music Mr. Robert Kautzman Mr. Albert Neumeyer Mr. G. Wesley Sell 34 Practical Arts Mr. Merle D. Conner ) Mr. William T. Sheckler Mr Coolidge D. Ringer Mrs. Jane M Trump Mrs. Judith C. Clark Mr Richard S Ruben Physical Education Mr. George C. Gibbs Mr. Eugene C. Legath Mrs. Virginia Huber Miss Linda K. Schmick 36 Driver Education Mr. Michael J. Richardson 37 Health Mr. William Labenberg t Mr. Franklin G. Roberts Mr. Robert G. Hill Maintenance CUSTODIANS, I. to r.: Marshall Rau, Ivan Schuler, Wilfred Roycroft, Barbara Genther, Robert Schuler, Wilson Brown, Weldon Erney. Kneeling: Claude Stofflit. COOKS, I. to r Gloria Alpago, Rose Palencar, Gloria Schlegel, Pat Mohr. Sitting: Maggie Eberwein, Norma Balliet, Sarah Schultz, Helen Barndt. 38 39 SOPHOMORES Upon entering Emmaus High School, sophomores sometimes feel alone, disoriented, and frightened. However, as the year progresses, sophomores gradu- ally find their places, make new friends, and adjust to the hustle and bustle of everyday life at Emmaus. After surviving their trial year at Emmaus High School, these more experienced sophomores may now look ahead to their coming years at Emmaus High School. 42 CLASS OF ’80 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Sandra Duerst (Vice President), Miss Therese Lamb (Advisor), Donna Bauman (Secretary), Nick Kavounas (President), Julie Winter (Treasurer). IT’S A HOMEROOM 311, Top Row: Kim Baker, Troy Beitler, Diane Bloch, Richard Bloch, Kim Adams, Brian Arndt, Carol Bailey, Tragg Baker, Nancy Bast, Mark Bisbing, Nancy Bisco, Jane Berryman. Bottom Row: Ann Ackerman, Shelley Boehm, Susan Belletier, Brenda Bogert, Jerry Backenstoe, Donna Bauman, Keith Besz, Gail Bau- man, Vicky Amici, Sue Blair, Kim Alcorn. 44 FRESH START. . . HOMEROOM 33, Top Row: Joan Bryfogle, Scott Butler, Lisa Clarke, Steve Bucci, Laurie Bower, Terry Caron, Robin Chonski, Gary Buss, Cathy Conner, Susan Bortz, Bill Clifford. Second Row: Cattano Anthony, Robyn Bortz, Mark Con- stant, Kathy Confer, Vic Bortz, Bonnie Brandt, Scott Carraher, Karen Christman, Roger Bundy, Elizabeth Burns, Jamie Brensinger. Bottom Row: Tim Carwell, Carol Bortz. Rich Brimber, Beth Campion, Tom Carraghan, Mary Brei- nich, Jeff Conoway, Bill Butherdt. HOMEROOM 325, Top Row: Sandra Duerst, Joe Damiano, Eileen Druckenmiller, Bill Eckert, Deb Davis, Bruce Eck, Denise Doney, Pat Durkin, Carol Derr Second Row: Mike Duracmsky, Robin Dierolf, Mark David. Sharon Dech, Jeff Donat, Martha Kieter, Ken Diheman. Dianne Cosmos. Bottom Row: Lori Engleman, Tammy Eckhart, Thomas Dunkle, Chris Danweber, Miles Engleman, Kathy Crosara. 45 WE MAY NEED HOMEROOM 312, Top Row: Deb- bie Frantz, Ron Gerlech, Jane Gersbach, Allen Gehman, Lori Fegly, Scott Gerhart, Dianne Fos- ter, Steve Gehman, Lori Fretz. Second Row: Dave Evans, Pat Fritz, Ed Falland, Stephanie Fries, Jerry Fox, Tammy Fredrick, Brian Evers, Laura Frey, Mark Gerhart. Bottom Row: Janet Garger, Cathy Fedora, Shayna Friendly, Tom Findlay. Sally Giamalis, Lisa Ettl, Sharon Frenduto, Eileen George, Chris Galiardo. 46 HELP AT FIRST. . . HOMEROOM 309, Top Row: Dominique Griffon, Mike Goff, Elmina Griffin, Bill Hardiman, Lori Jaines, Mike Gogel, Mark Heinberger, Angela Giuliani, Kim Greenawalt. Second Row: Lori Haberstump, Karen Havlicsek, Lisa Hahn, Craig Godusky. Lauri Gorman, John Hanms, Pam Hartman. Bottom Row: Dwayne Gollie, Chet Greene, Michele Harris Ardvth Hall, Kelly Hamm, Kelly Grace, Pat Gornick. HOMEROOM 314, Top Row: Kevin Henning, Rob Hutteman, Lorraine Hirjdos, Jeff Henning, Carol Harcowitz, Chuck Hunsicker, Barb Jenson, David Jameson. Cathy Janz, Gary Hildebeitel, Bob Hill. Second Row: Roger Johnston, Mike Hoffman, Patty Houseknecht, Dan Howerter. Janice Jones, Keith Hortacher, Loretta Heller, Jim Herman, Tamm! Hoff- man, Brian Jurich, Penny lobst. Bottom Row: Robin Horn, Karen Howell, Pat Hemphill, Fran Jones, Joe Hulk Tina Ian- nucci, Tom Hyland, Jeff Herbme 47 OUR ADJUSTMENT HOMEROOM 407, Top Row: Ronald Keller, Fran Knoll, Mike Koneski, Tina Klidonas, Kent Kozak, Lori Kock, Mike Kalb, Brenda Kehm, David Kock. Second Row: Cindy Kemmer, Jan Kleck- ner, Karen Kehn, Mike Kosmos, Laurie Kitler, Jeff Ketner, Karen Knight, Jim Kable, Kim Koze. Bottom Row: Tammy Kozak, Mary Jane Kloiber, Michele Koach, Joyce Kinter, Nancy Kleppinger, Lori Kelly, Karen Kern, Lori Kogel- man. HOMEROOM 409, Top Row: David McArthur, Ricky Kuhns, Hugh Marsh, Robin Lochner, Doug Kunkel. Second Row: Stuart Link, Russ Lagler, Mike Marks, Alex Lifeson, Karl Mattern, Jerry Masavage, Steve Mazepa, Kevin Kulp. Third Row: Jim Kunkel, Jim McFadden, John Markowitz, Rich Leist, Karen Lucas, Colleen McFetridge, Linetter Lenner, Angel Leaver, Randy Krail, Sharon Krupa, Kay Laudenslager, Sharon McNabb, Diane Lutzko. Bottom Row: Sarah Leonard, Lisa Labanz. 48 MAY BE SLOW HOMEROOM 402, Top Row: Mark Miller, Bob Miller, Dan McTish, Lew Moore, Jay Morgan, Carol Miklos, Craig Miller, Sheri Mohr, Rick Michael, Barbara Mohr, Scott Miller, Jean Mel son, Mike Merenda, Nancy Montanan, John Morley, Bruce Messier Bottom Row: Brian Mory, Jim Matura. Mary Moore. Lisa Miller, Debbie Miller, Paula Miller, Sue Miller, Michele Morstatt, Robin Mohr, Ann Meislin, Chris Miller. Brian Messier. HOMEROOM 25, Top Row: Mark Perna, Nancy Nahrgang, Bev Pfennmger, Scott Olson, Cindy Quier, Kim Pedrick, Anne Oplmger, David Perry, Michelle Pierog. Second Row: John Mosemann, Sue Nieuwkerk, Rick O'Donnell, Tricia Norris, Tom Puschak, Tom Nolfa, Robert Puwelka, Becky Wester Bottom Row: Karen Moyer, Tom Pursel, Nancy Pearsall. Jerald Neetz, Tami Nichols, Pam Peterson, Liz Parker. 49 BUT WE KNOW HOMEROOM 206, Top Row: Libby Rader, Ste- ven Roberts, Lori Reichard. Kevin Readinger, Wendy Roberts. Jim Rice, Pam Ritter, Natalie Rzonca, Tony Rokosny, Kathy Sabol, John Rheiner, Anna Reinert, Todd Saeger, Sharon Rosenberger. Bottom Row: Jim Rowlands, Lisa Rhode, Scott Reed, Bonnie Sadrovitz, Joe Reed, Kelly Reimert, Jim Reich, Lori Schaefter, David Ritter, Rea Ann Rothenburger, Brian Ruch, Lon- nie Saeger, Ralph Russo. HOMEROOM 406, Top Row: Matt Solst, Karen Schellenberger, Mike Smith, Darla Schmoyer, Dean Shelly, Sue Schmoyer, Gary Snydeman, Sally Slifer, Jim Seislove, Ruby Schuon. Second Row: Lisa Schuster, Rick Schlosser, Debbie Schuler, Troy Schnyder, Brian Shomn, Sue Smartchan, Kevin Shelly, Mim Senft, Jim Schneider. Bottom Row: Lori Schmoyer, Jayne Schafer, Allison Shepler, Robin Schultz, Patty Schafer, Jeff Schantzenbach, Deanna Smith. Sherri Solito, Jackie Schmoyer, Leslie Schweck. 50 WE CAN MAKE IT HOMEROOM 323, Top Row: Linda Steinmetz, Mike Spiess, Sue Vogt, Jeff Stevenson, Linda Stoudt, Jeff Taplen, Debbie Wagner, Richard Swank. Second Row: Carolina Thomas, Brian Wacik, Robin Stoudt, Bill Van Duren, Debbie Stocker, Jim Wagner, Denise Spangler, John Thompson, Shirley Sue Thistle. Bottom Row: Charles Wagner, Marie Thomas, Jerry Stefanko, Nancy Thomas, Charles Volk, Lisa Tihansky, Lisa Tarreto. HOMEROOM 202, Top Row: Tim Wieder, Dean Wetherhold. Second Row: Tim Wiest, Dave Wetherhold, Joanne Wink, David Wilson, Lisa Wenzel. Third Row: Keith Wetzel, Rosemary Wright, Jim Wieder, Sue Zentz, Mike Yanochko. Fourth Row: Rebecca Young, Stephen Yurasits, Heidi Zarecky, Patrick Whitney, Sue Zimmer- man. Fifth Row: Mike Wieand, Barb Watsom, Todd Woolley, Gretchen Warmkessel, Doug Wray. Bottom Row: Carolyn Whitney, Brian Wright, Joanne Williams, David Woodington, Julie Winter. 51 JUNIORS Since most juniors have thor- oughly adjusted to high school life, they think only of one thing — their senior year. Along with the physical changes evident among junior class members, there are also changes in atti- tudes toward responsibility and preparation for the future. Antic- ipation for their coming senior year motivates the junior class to sponsor social gatherings and active fund raising activities. Meanwhile, most juniors wish for their remaining days as under- classmen to pass swiftly. 52 CLASS OF 79 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Top Row: Mr. Donald Lutick, Mr. John Hnatow (Advisers). Second Row: Lynn Manly (President), Cheryl Bartholomew (Vice President), Jane Ikeda (Secretary), Donna Fegley (Treasurer). 53 WE’RE ON HOMEROOM 122, Top Row: Lori Amey, Michele Baumer, Roger Arsht, Byron Aten, Spencer Beckett, James Baker, Ti Alkire, Jackie Angell, Marina Ashmar, Paige Bausman. Second Row: Kevin Bergstresser, Joan Beck, Cheryl Bartholomew, Lori Bieber, Amanda Bayton, Val Behrle, Linda Berges, Janet Benco, Elaine Benco, Lisa Bieber. Bottom Row: Cathy Beible, Wendy Berry, Chris Bachman. HOMEROOM 118, Top Row: Scott Blyler, Sharon Bodine, Scott Brooks, Marsha Brannan, Mike Bowers, Tammy Bortz, David Boyd, Sue Blomster. Second Row: Sue Boyle, Ricky Burz, Lori Bogert, Ron Brown, Susan Boyer, Michael Bortz, Wendy Bos- soms, Kevin Birano. Bottom Row: Eileen Brobst, Jackie Bryfogle, Mike Browne, Carol Butz, Tad Brown, Pam Buchecker, Cindy Branchaud. 54 OUR WAY HOMEROOM 31, Top Row: Robin Lee DeLorenzo, Gail Derr, Amy Crisp, Charlee Charnegie, David Copian, Bill Delaney, Kim Dike- man, Chad Crandell, Kip Doescher, Scott Crossley, Stacey Cooney, Maggie Donnelly, Lisa Cirocco. Bottom Row: Sue Car- raher, Karen Comstock, Kathy Dowling, Jay Decker, Mike Cav erly, Craig Coulton, Alicia Carr, Laura Dex, Diane Cannon. 55 READY FOR HOMEROOM 329, Top Row: Terry Eckert, Colleen Feeney. Scott Fegley. Second Row: Steven Edelman, Mark Francello, Brian Dries, Donna Fegley. Brad Ferrell, Rick Ferdon, Jane Durkin, Jon Fayad, Dan Fenstermaker. Melody Fogel, Carse Evnas, Doug Edmeads. Bottom Row: Lisa Flint, Tim Evangelista, Scott Fick, Debbie Florky, Ruth Ann Erb, Kathy Engleman, Kathy Fackler, Cheryl Dreisbach, Craig Eiding, Joan Feather, Russel Fick. HOMEROOM 400, Top Row: Ed George, Joanne Gaparovic, Kevin Gehman, Darla Frey, Michael Gee, Nancy Geist, Randy Fred erick, Lisa Gower, Karin Greene. Second Row: Todd Godtiring, Kathi Gaumer, David Godusky, Simone Fratrick, Mark Graham, Diane Gough, Mark Gallagher. Bottom Row: Sharon Geisler, Alison Goldstein, Kathy Garnjost, Peggy Gothe, Sarah George, Karen Gnida, KimGnida. 56 HOMEROOM 405, Top Row: Steve Gray, Dave Herbme, Jeffrey Gus- tafson, Malcolm Greene, Troy Heimbach, Peter Helgeson, John Hamoner, John Heim, Tim Heil. Second Row: Dave Griswold, Jim Hackman, Jim Guldin, Tracy Har- man, Lee Hamscher, Cindy Haas, Debbi Hardner, Paul Heller. Dan Hess, Jim Henry Bottom Row: Sharon Hagenberger, Gwen Hei- decker. Missy Grupen, Holly Hacker, Jenny Riggin, Ann Hen sler, Michele Harper. 57 THE DAYS SEEM HOMEROOM 401, Top Row: April Ives, Fred Jarobsen, Ron Kern, Mike Holub, Ed Johnson, Rick Jaffe, Donna Hosfeld, Larry Holmberg. Second Row: Susan Kein, Brian Hillegass, Terri Hillegass, Sterling Kidd, Scott Hoppes, Jim Holls, Missy Kalp. Bot- tom Row: Jane Ikeda, Pat Kapustiak, Lori Jaworski, Judy Keller, Louisa Hillegass, Cindy Hillegass, Terri Kehm. HOMEROOM 27, Top Row: Debbie Kline, Brad Lebo, Mike Laros, Steve Klidonas, Bob Kuntz. Paul Kumagai, Mark Kocis, Saret Kisthart, Michele Kunsman, Sally Kleppinger, Denise Koch, Nanette Kunkel. Bottom Row: Rita Lederer, Denise Kulp, Lisa Kline, Crystal Koch, Eileen Kotch, Laurie Krommes, Renee Knappenberger, Darlene Laudenslager. 58 TO LAST FOREVER HOMEROOM 204, Top Row: She ryl Lucas, Lynn Manly, Barb McNamara, Joan McCormick, Debbie Leskowsky. Second Row: Patti MacLachlan, Les Meacock, Sue Mackenzie, Laura Marino, Lori Lichtenwalner. Third Row: Tony Maini, Mary Martin, Dana Lentz, Patti Melson, Mike Markow- itz. Fourth Row: Mike Maxceri, Janet McCardle, Keith Lehman, Sharon Marsteller. Bottom Row: Barbara Ann Lichtenwalner, John Melchico, Michele Mato; Mike Matzas, Diane Marsh, Glenn Link. 59 WILL WE EVER SEE HOMEROOM 408, Top Row: Jacquie Musse- man, Meg Miller, Robin Miller, Eileen Miller. Second Row: Barbara Micolochick, Chris Mesko, Robin Miller, Craig Mogel, Dale Miller, Brian Miller, Eric Metzker, Brad Morris, John Molligo, Dawn Moore, Carol Montanari, Joanne Mudrick. Bottom Row: April Moose, Ken Myers, Keith Minnich, Chad Moyer, Stephanie Monroe, Rhonda Moyer, Brenda Moyer, Karen Miller. HOMEROOM 315, Top Row: Mike O'Donnell, Barry Pitten, Jesse Pizolato, Bill Perry, Scott Poplawski, Tom Newton, Bob Pfeiffer. Second Row: Man Pennebacker, Janet Newcomer, Rich Perinotto, Sharon Pachter, Marian Nakada, Lon Palencar. Bottom Row: Sue Onushco, Alice Nonnemacher, Rhonda Pfeiffer, Nancy Pelle tier, Lisa Ness, Vickie O'Donnell. 60 OUR GRADUATION DAY? HOMEROOM 217, Top Row: Ann Marie Schmitt, Kathy Rieder, Donna Rothrock, Sue Schantzen- bach, Keith Rau, Ray Scheffley, David Price. Second Row: Douglas Scheirer, Janine Rey nolds, Bonnie Schneck, Donna Rodenbach, Lisa Rohrbach, Gwen Sabol, Karen Ritter, Becky Reed, Jill Reifinger, Paige Roth, Doug Scholl. Bottom Row: Jim Reifinger, Scott Rentschler, Rick Rohrbach, Jim Scandola, Mike Roos, John Richards, Doug Schlegel, Mark Roberts. HOMEROOM 331, Top Row: Linda Stocker, Natalie Seibert, Donna Sebrmg, Stephanie Stocker, Barb Speer, Cathy Seibert, Wendy Stottmeister, Marie Smith, Beth Souilliard, JoAnne Sensinger, Debbie Stopyra. Bottom Row: Mark Spangenberg, Don Sigley, Charles Schweikert, Michael Sheckler, Bob Schuler, Mark Speary, Joe Sikorski, Toby Snell. 61 CLASS OF 79 HOMEROOM 333, Top Row: John Wasser, Dave Van Duren, Amy Wapner, Greg Van Allen, Val Vastine, Alan Thomas, Nancy Walls, Chris Tafuri, Rochelle Topolsky, Joe Wensel. Bottom Row: Philip Wentz, Leslie Wasser, Steve Wasi- low, Leslie Swan, Jeff Wenner, Cindy Walker, Dave Trumbore, Gail Ternosky, Bob Warmkes- sel, Donna Strunk. HOMEROOM 317, Top Row: Jane Westley, Mark Xiques, Beverly Wolgamuth, Barry Yenser, Diana Ziegler, Henry Yast, Kim Yeakel, Kurt Wetherhold. Bottom Row: John Wetherhold, Tim Wierman, Becky Yandle, Ed Wertman, Sue Wigfield, David Wieand, Debbie Wright, Scott Wilson, Tanya Wind. Lisa Zawtocki. 62 VO-TECH STUDENTS HOMEROOM SOPHOMORE AM VO-TECH, Top Row: Brian Bastian, Richard Holben, Brian Huber, Bob Werley, Robert Frey, Michael Brob- loff, Garry Gearheart. Second Row: Don Kline, Keith Gaugler, Tom Carl, Dale Longenbach, Dave Miklos, Rich Brunner, Mark Sebring. Third Row: Craig Keim, Sharon DeWalt, Tina Wetzel, Danette Xander, Nancy Sadrovitz, Jayne Weber, Randy Snyder Bottom Row: Richard Shoe maker, Barry Thomas. HOMEROOM JUNIOR AM VO-TECH, Top Row: Mark Boyer, Marvin Karchner, Robert Harding, Michael Green, Todd Kudes, Kevin Bogert. Sec- ond Row: Carol Miller, Boyd Kahler, Dan Siauf fer, Mark Sell, Brian Fritz, Russell Boeder, Mat thew Moll, David Shelly. Third Row: Jean Heck, Scarlet Hoffman, Lois Butz, Janine Schuster, Wanda Genovese, Lisa Wolle, Cathi Pearsall, Debbie Lagler, Terri Theodore. Fourth Row: Kenny Heck, Donald Martin, Terry Lock, Tim Kahuth, Hunter Hendricks, Rick Fenstermaker, Kevin Shoemaker. Bottom Row: Richard Thomas, David Fern, Robert Bachman, Barry Bodle, Raymond DeLabar, Steve Toth, Sam Wesson. 63 WE’RE TRAINING FOR SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR P.M. VO-TECH, Top Row: Dale Bolasky, Bob Horn, Denise Lapp, Terry Steager, Vickie Scholl, Kathy Sweitzer, Frank Finnefrock, Mary Wlazeleck, Harvey Ansbach, Jim Farley, Dave Bechtel Second Row: Eugene Kauffman, Scott Smith, Barb Buss, Robin Kramer, Bonnie Holtzhafer, Daniel Geisi, Tammy Beitler, Michael Polast, Becky Reiss, Phil Schrader. Third Row: Kathy Knappenberger, Gary Lindstrom, Alan Vogel, Yvonne Gunn, Diane Bast, Scott Mohr, Gary Barton, Linda Pennington, Jeff Heffner, Mike Bucket. Fourth Row: Jim Loessl, Sherri Rolen, Eric Rohrbach, Rob Corpora, Con- nie Diehl, Steve Bogert, Michele Scocco, Jeff Doney, John Kohler, Jerry Herring, Eugene Bergstres ser. 64 TOMORROW, TODAY SOPHOMORE 3 TO 6 P.M. VO-TECH, Top Row: Brian Mahr, Scott Gring, Toby Haines, Bryan Whitney, Mike Gasper, Bruce Stout, Stephen Mulik, Jeff Warner. Second Row: Kim Jones, Kelly Butz, Jan Lentz, Robin Faurl, Robin Howerter, Patty Cagigas, Lynn Smith, Michael Geist, Jim Sperduti, Chad Stoudnour, Don Nester. Bottom Row: Jeff Danner, Bill Becht, Dave Shok, Charles Sellitti, Chris Pierog, Al Danner, Alan Back, Gary Kyttle, Mike Schmoyer, Jerry Arndt. JUNIOR 3 TO 6 P.M. VO-TECH, Top Row: Rick Drabic, Greg Rhoads, Jay Snyder. Second Row: Cindy Sell, Wendy Ackerman, Gale Bachman, Rose Yadosz. Bottom Row: Wayne Urffer, Charles Urland, Alan Hersh, Alan Sherman, Lee Smith. 65 Back Row: Coach Morgan, A. Mensler, R. Cadle, D. McTish, P. Roth, B. Lockner, P. McLaughlin, Coach Bottorf. Second Row: Mgr. S. Zimmerman, Mgr. C. Gough, K. Reider, P. Zimmerman, J. Jones, D. Knecht, K. Koze, B. Messier, Mgr. B. McNamara. Front Row: D. Perry, D. McTish, P. Hemphill, L. Clark, B. Clifford, J. Kahle, A. Heinsohn. 68 THE FLEET OF FOOT Again Coach Bottorf’s Cross Coun- try Team contended for the league and district championships, placing second in both. Besides the natural ability of seniors Paul McLaughlin, Paul Zimmerman, and Dave McTish, the Hornets owe their success to long, hard practices running three times a day and over a hundred miles a week. This year an added girls' team was able to compete in a few of the meets against those schools which also had a girls’ team. They not only captured the Girls' Championship but placed thirteenth in the state. OPPONENT EM OP Dieruff 36 23 Nazareth 36 22 Northampton 24 31 Phillipsburg 25 34 Freedom 31 25 Liberty 37 21 Beth Cath 47 16 Allen 42 17 Easton 28 31 Parkland 37 20 69 STAYING Front Row: L. Lichtenwalner, D. Leskowsky, J. Winter, L Fry, J. Kamugyi, T. King, B. Pickering. Back Row: Coach Solk, R. Schuon, B. Pfenninger, C. Kemmer, B. Camfield, S. Giamalis, S. Blair, K. Adams, G. Sabol. Kathy Carl, Margie Wieder, Debbie Christman, and Kim Gibbs kept the Hornets at the top again. Although their record this year cannot compare to those of previous years, they were threatening in every game. Of course, with a new coach, things went about as well as expected, and there is promise for the future. Perhaps the reason for Emmaus Hockey's consist- ent success is the close bond which forms between all the players. AT THE TOP OPPONENT Allen L Dieruff W Northampton W Freedom w Easton w Whitehall w Parkland w Liberty w Allen w Dieruff w Phillipsburg w Northampton w Freedom w Easton w Whitehall L Parkland w Liberty w Front Row: M. Wieder, C. Duerst, K. Gibbs, T. Duracinsky, D. Christman, K. Carl, P. Surdaval. Back Row: B. Soulliarde, S. Krupa, S. Keim, A. Nonnemacher, P. Melson, K. Kern, P. Bausman, Coach Butz. LOTS OF BUZZ Injuries prevented starters Bruce Polster and Mike Caverly from playing against the toughest competition dur- ing the season. When Polster and Cav- erly had the opportunity to play together, the Hornets’ ground game came alive. In the air, the combination of Caverly and Hamscher was lethal, but they also had little opportunity to play together. Defense was solid, but it could not compensate for the youth and inexperience of the offense which replaced Coach Legath’s original starting team. The team buzzed, how- ever — they always had the will to win. OPPONENT EM OP Quakertown 13 14 Easton 0 33 Liberty 0 16 St. Pius X 18 2 Allen 15 14 Dieruff 0 34 Central Cath 14 8 Parkland 6 16 Freedom 0 21 Northampton 0 14 Whitehall 6 12 72 Back Row: Coach Balliet, Head Coach Legath, M. Duracinsky, J. Seislove, M. Roos, D. Shelly, C. Mogel, D. Sigley, M. Caverly, D. Boyd, T. Brown, J. Henry, M. O'Donnell, M. Eck, Coach Russel, Coach Stover. Second Row: Coach Digiocomo, S. Carraher, J. Koller, D. Kahn, K. Wetherhold, R. Kachelrese, T. Close, B. Hamscher, R. Lockhart, S. Wilson, S. Crossley, M. Green, M. Laros. Front Row: G. Ritter, I. Piri, D. Kehm, R. Wagner, B. Polster, E. Brachman, L. Jaskuta, J. Reichard, B. Kospiah, D. Hunsicker, Coach Neefe, Coach Fritzinger. 73 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Back Row: Coach Stover, G. Kauffman, B. Evans, K. Fulmer. J. Seislove, T. Rizzetto, Coach Neef. Second Row: G. Godusky, T. Weider, T. Rokosny, P. Kavounas, M. Speiss, K. Kozak, L. Seager, J. Hall. Front Row: M. Bisbmg, D. Bortz, T. Weist, M. Eck, S. Carraher, T. Carragan, M. Sebring, M. Duracincky. 75 SOCCER Seniors Drew Stichter, Pete Zogas, and Phil Sell displayed their talent against some stiff competition this year. They made the best teams look beatable and ended the season with a respectable record of 6 and 9. The upcoming season looks promising as fresh talent waits in the wings. OPPONENT Stroudsburg TIE Allen W Wilson Boro W Dieruff L Liberty L Easton L Freedom L Beth Cath W Parkland W Allen L Dieruff L Liberty L Easton L Freedom L Beth Cath W Parkland W Back Row: Coach Schmidt, D. Wilson, J. Scan dola, P. Kumagai, D. Schlegel, C. Coulton, J. Stauffer, C. Hudson, Coach Schantz. Second Row: J. Fox, D. Herbine, J. Kline, T. Wierman, D. Stichter, P. Zogas, R. Weidner. Front Row: C. Timmcke, D. Wetherhold, J. Kaminski, A. Grubb, D. Moyer, R. Schlosser. 77 GROOMING THE GREEN Golf, while the most lucrative pro- fessional sport, is really kept in the closet at the high school level. Emmaus, however, has been known for its golfers for the past several years and Lisa Schultz and John Was- ser carried on the tradition. Lisa Schultz, who anticipated a district win and a possible state championship, was a little disappointed when she placed third but she undoubtedly maintained a high level of play, plac- ing 10 in the state. Likewise, Wasser placed well in districts and qualified for states. OPPONENT Easton W Beth Oath W Allen L Liberty L Northampton W Phillipsburg W Central Oath w Dieruff w Freedom w Parkland w 79 PRIDE AND PROWESS 80 Debbie Christman and the Girls’ Basketball Team were a highlight of the 1978 school year. Christman broke the state scoring record of over 2000 points while the team won the league and district championships and placed third in Easterns. All through the season the team and the crowd anticipated Christman’s scoring of her 2000 points, and when she accomplished her feat, play was stopped and she was awarded the game ball. During the state tournament. Sue Carraher played her best, dominating the boards and scoring a large num- ber of the points. When the loss came in the semifinals, there was of course disappointment but the loss will be avenged next year. OPPONENT EM OP Saucon Valley 56 22 St. Francis 69 41 Dieruff 72 39 Freedom 67 27 Easton 67 43 Pottstown 65 49 Parkland 84 36 Northampton 74 30 Whitehall 86 57 Liberty 74 23 Beth Cath 59 47 Phillipsburg 86 53 Central Cath 79 82 Allen 56 60 Freedom 72 30 Easton 67 62 Northampton 79 32 Whitehall 53 57 Liberty 56 16 Beth Cath 74 27 Back Row: K. Bieler, C. Christman, K. Carl. Sec- ond Row: Coach Ippolito, J. Durkin, S. Carraher, L. Labanz, P. Duracinsky. Front: S. Krupa, G. Heidecker, S. Monroe, L. Kline, A. Nonemaker. Back Row: D. Krupa, K. Miller, S. Leonard, N. Bast, K. Christman, R. Schuon, P. Hartman, Coach Linda Schmick. Second Row: A. Ceinert, D. Spangler, S. Blair, A. Hall, D. Snyder, A. Memminger. Front Row: K. Koze, L. Clark, K. Havlicek. 81 PERSEVERANCE Overtimes seem to be the death of the Hornets. Things always look good until those final few moments when the opposition scores that final basket to win the game. Too many close games were lost this year and nor- mally a team would lose its motivation but not the Hornets. Bob Kachalries continued his super hustle while Rich Wagner muscled the boards. Mean- while Mike Gee showed a few dunks and gave many players an early meal. OPPONENTS EM OP Salisbury 59 49 Hazleton 52 63 Pottstown 58 69 Dieruff 37 42 Freedom 59 57 Easton 46 63 Parkland 45 62 Northampton 59 74 Whitehall 56 54 Liberty 74 58 Beth Cath 42 54 Wilson Boro 61 52 Phillipsburg 46 49 Central Cath 43 52 Allen 46 71 Freedom 63 64 Parkland 66 73 Northampton 59 60 Whitehall 52 46 Liberty 74 63 Beth Cath 73 73 Back Row: M. Gee, R. Wagner, S. Carraher, M. Duracinsky. Second Row: M. Kocis, C. Labenberg, C. Miller, Mgr. R. Walbert. Front Row: E. Labenberg, B. Kachalries. 82 Back Row: Coach Roth, J. Fox, P. Durkin, M. Koneski, M Bisbing, S. Link, D. Howerter. Front Row: J. Schantzen bach, C. Miller, S. Butler, S. Reed, M. Duracinsky, D. Wilson, K. Besz. THEY SAY IT'S GETTING BETTER So we had a losing season and per- haps a little embarrassment, but the time comes for every team when they just don’t have the kind of team they would like to have. The object of high school sports is to learn sportsman- ship and have fun, and undoubtedly the wrestlers did just that. OPPONENT EM OP Dieruff 13 46 Freedom 6 54 Springfield 13 44 Easton 3 57 Central Cath 20 37 Salisbury 12 39 Phillipsburg 15 48 Parkland 9 51 Northwestern canceled Liberty 3 56 Wilson Boro 21 41 Beth Cath 2 51 Whitehall 15 53 Northampton 15 40 84 SHARP- SHOOTERS The Rifle Team had a respectable season this year. Senior Kieth Peifly consistently shot in the high 90’s. To the surprise of many, the team has a lot of talent, but, because they are tucked away behind the English wing, very few people even know of the team. Their overall record was 6 wins and 10 losses with Keith Peifley having an average score of 99.7. Dieruff first half second half Salisbury L L Southern Leh W W Allen L W Freedom L W Liberty W L Northampton L L Saucon Valley L W Front Row: M. Kohler, T. Puschak, D. Godusky, B. Mory. Back Row: B. Perry, B. Lockhart. C. Moyer, Coach Lutick, M. Ecker, K. Peifley, R. Russo, J. Moyer. CANARIES DUNKED The Allen Canaries discovered that hard practice and determination pays off — at least for Emmaus. After two early losses to Freedom and Liberty, the Hornets focused on their encoun- ter with their archrivals, the Allen Canaries. They practiced only for this meet and it payed off. Allen learned that Canaries can’t swim (as well as Hornets). OPPONENTS Easton W Freedom L Saucon Valley W Wilson — West Lawn W Northampton w Liberty L Parkland W Phillipsburg W Bishop Hoban W Pottsville W Whitehall W Allen W Dieruff W Back Row: Coach Hitchings, S. Beckett, M. Druckenmiller, R. Huey, Coach Steidel. Second Row: R. Arsht, B. Miller, C. Crandell, K. Lehman, D. Edmeads. Third Row: T. Nolfa, K. Beckett. B. Messier, T. Lutsko, D. Ritter. Front Row: M. Grabowski, J. Stefanko, R. Lees, D. Mauch, G. Wojciehowski. GIRLS’ SWIMMING Back Row: Mgr. M. Fratrick, J. McCardle, P. Peterson, L. Wetzel, K. Kercher, K. McCardle, S. Kisthart, Coach Rahn. Second Row: Coach Shaugnessy, L. Stout, S. Hoppess, L. Comstock, S. Haas, L. Berges, L. Marino, V. Amicci, L. Newton, D. Roose, S. Fratrick, G. Ritter, C. Evans, C. Kercher, A. Nolfa. Front Row: C. Engleman, L. Cannon, K. Reimert, E. Tihansky, L. Schaeffer, C. Richards. The girls’ swimming record of 10 and 1 was a pleasant surprise for everyone. However, it was no surprise that Kelly Reimert won her event in districts. The real surprise came from the young Lisa Comstock who did so well at districts. Eva Tihansky also gave an outstanding performance on the diving board doing well in districts and going on to states. OPPONENTS Easton L Freedom W Saucon Valley W Wilson-West Lawn W Northampton W Liberty W Parkland W Williamsport W Phillipsburg W Pottsville W Whitehall W Allen W Dieruff W DIVISION CHAMPS The Baseball Team continually threatened Liberty, the league lead- ers, while battling through a rough season. They were in no need of hit- ters since many of their players batted over .300. The problem came when trying to silence the bats of the oppo- sition. It appeared to be a combination of both pitching and fielding. The Hor- nets remained tied with Liberty until the final game of the season. Front Row: Brian Hillegass, Mike Lapp, Doug Focht, Todd Beitler, Bruce Schwartz, Scott Fick, Scott Ramer, Don Sigley. Back Row: Coach Frit- zinger, Mark Graham, Dave Wieand, Mike Cav erly, Kurt Wetherhold, Scott Buck, Mark Rob erts, Scott Blyler, Coach Williams. Salsbury W Reading L Dieruff W Phillipsburg W Central Cath w Allen w Freedom L Parkland W Northampton L Whitehall W Liberty L Beth Cath W Freedom w Easton L Parkland W Northampton w Whitehall L Liberty L Beth C3th W 90 CONSIS- TENCY Again Debbie Christman had an outstanding season in track. Of course the team as a whole had an excellent season also. With the help of a few underclassmen, the Hornets acquired an impressive 6 and 3 record. No superstars — just consistent effort. Pen Argyl W Saucon Valley W Easton L Whitehall W Liberty L Dieruff L Parkland W Northampton W Allen w Front Row: L. Clarke, R. Chonski, K. Havlicsek, D. Spangler, S. Wilson, S. Puschak, S. Zimmer- man. Second Row: W. Roberts, C. Horkowitz, B. Pfenninger, P. Hartman, V. Amici, D. Hartline, K. Koze, J. Jones. Third Row: L. Cannon, D. Car- well, S. Giamalis, C. Kemmer, L. Frey, D. Bieler, L. Ludwig, L. Bower, L. Burns. Back Row: Coach Morgan. Mgr. K. Gough, T. Kelly, P. Melson, P. Roth, B. McNamara, R. Walbert, L. Ness, D. Christman, K. Kern, C. Gallagher, Mgr. M. Nakada, Coach Schantz. 92 Front Row: Coach Kressley, K. Kercher, L. Allender, K. Bieler, T. Duracinsky, L. Henry, Coach Schmick. Second Row: B. Soiullard, S. Carraher, D. Koch, A. Nonnemacher, L. Kline, G. Heidecker, K. Hale. Back Row: D. Oswald, C. Hesnan, A. Hall, D. Snyder, L. Kogelman, B. Owens, D. Oswald. SOFTBALL The Girl’s Softball Team was very high spirited. The outfield added some comic relief to the games but always remained alert. Hitting and fielding were probably the best ever seen by the Hornets but they came up short in just a few games. Nazareth Palisades Southern Leh Northampton Northwestern Liberty Central Cath Dieruff Allen Parkland Whitehall Easton Beth Cath Freedom EM OPP 14 7 8 2 2 10 0 2 11 5 23 15 11 0 14 3 3 7 8 7 1 13 2 14 16 7 11 7 93 TEAM WORK To an outsider, the record of the Boy's Volleyball Team looks very impressive. However, members of the team felt a little short changed this year when, after winning the league title, they couldn’t maintain their momentum to capture districts. Out- standing players were Phil Sell, Jim Ferlino, and Greg Confer. One improvement that all players hope for is an increase of spectators. Whitehall W Liberty W Freedom W Dieruff W Allen W Easton W Whitehall W Liberty L Freedom W Dieruff L Allen W Easton W Front Row: P. Sell, D. Wilson, G. Confer, J. Fer- lino, B. Harper. Second Row: D. Sheets, W. Har- rison, P. Hagenberg, S. Gehman, D. Wray, B. Schwartz. Back Row: S. Crosely, L. Melson, J. Reed, J. Furbur, S. Schantzenbach, Coach Weiss. VOLLEYBALL Leslie Caphart and Diane Ross steadied this year's Girl’s Volleyball Team through a tough season. They had an opportunity to win both the league and the district title but fell short on both tries. Like the boy's team, the girl’s team could have used more spectator support. However, because the sport is still somewhat undeveloped at the high school level, it will be a few years before it is fully appreciated as a spectator sport. Whitehall W Liberty W Freedom W Dieruff W Allen W Easton W Whitehall W Liberty L Freedom W Dieruff L Allen W Easton W Back Row: Coach Moore, B. Medwatz, B. Speer. C. Snyder, L. Manly. Second Row: P. Bruner, S. Sleifer, C. Confer, B. Brandt, K. Morstad. Front Row: K. Smith, D. Ross, L. Capehart, L. Wasser. 95 96 TRACK The Boy's Track Team looked to Paul MacLaughin for its points this year. Paul had a great season as did our Swedish exchange student Hans Bloomer. Paul Zimmerman also brought in some points with his con- sistent running. Saucon Valley L Phillipsburg L Easton L Whitehall W Liberty L Freedom L Deiruff L Reading L Parkland L Northampton L Allen L Front Row: Coach Legath, M. Roose, E. Brach- man, J. Lefever, E. Labenberg, D. McTish, H. Yost, Coach Botarf. Second Row: Coach Wess- ner, K. Nowack, J. Seilov, J. Hesnen, T. Brown, M. Green, B. Evers, M. Eck, K. Schloss. Third Row: B. Polster, E. Messier, B. Clifford, J. Kale, P. MacLaughlin, H. Bloomer, T. Stevenson, T. Close. Back Row: D. Wessner, T. Carwell, R. Lochner, I. Piri, P. Zimmerman, L. Jaskuta, M. Brokloff, H. Hyde. A HIGHLY SPIRITED BUNCH 98 PERFECTION For the second year in a row, the Boy’s Tennis Team had a perfect sea- son. Well . . . almost. Kevin Berhle, from day-to-day the most consistent player in the league, played number one and placed third in district sin- gles. Page Pennebacker and Scott Brooks also played in districts taking second in doubles. Mark Semprini, teaming up with Diane Ross, also qualified for the state tournament by taking third in district mixed doubles. So for the second year in a row, six members of the Boy’s Tennis Team took part in the State Tournament at Shippensburg. Front Row: M. McConnel, M. Matyas, K. Behrle, B. Miller, T. Nolfa, P. Pennebacker, B. Lebo. Back Row: Coach Scheckler, M. Scheckler, J. Reich, T. Puschak, S. Brooks, J. Richards, C. Smith. 99 NO FAULT TENNIS Playing the number one position and placing high in district competi- tion for the past four years, Diane Ross led this year’s girls’ tennis team to an undefeated season and the league championship. Missy Grupen, playing the number two position, and Lisa Gower and Clare Delabar, playing the number three and four positions respectively, had a great season and showed the depth needed for a win- ning team. Opponent EM OP Southern Lehigh 6 1 Pennridge 6 1 Beth Cath 6 1 Whitehall 5 2 Northampton 6 1 Liberty 5 2 Freedom 4 3 Dieruff 6 1 Cent Cath 5 2 Phillipsburg 7 0 Parkland 4 3 Allen 5 2 Easton 4 2 too Back Row: C. Delabar, D. Ross, L. Gower, N. Bast, M. Kalb, K. Bieler, S. Knapp, Coach R. Weiss. Front Row: J. McCardel, V. Vastine, M. Grupen, A. Hall, $. Ross, A. Memminger, K. McCardle. 101 CLUBS BY AND FOR THE PEOPLE This year, through a very suc- cessful magazine and record sale, the SGA worked its way out of debt. As has been tradition, the SGA sponsored dances after the football games, a spring carnival and the Thanksgiving week festivities. Besides working on social events, the SGA was kept busy with the revival of the honor pass system, and finalizing the plans for music at lunch and during talking study halls. SENATE: Row 1: Marian Nakada, Sue Car- raher, Jeff Schantzenbach, Lisa Lebanz, Liz Parker, Clare Mansfield. Row 2: Erik Brach- man, Sally Steltz, Bob Warmkessel, Lisa Shultz, Jay Morgan, Diane Ross, Chad Cran- dell, Ann Druckenmiller. 104 SGA OFFICERS: Row 1: Vice President: Tim Close, Secretary: Ann Drucken- miller. Row 2: Advisor: Mr. Dougherty, Treasurer: Sheri Lippowitsch, Presi- dent: Erik Brachman. SGA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES: Row 1: Kim Koze, Robin Chonski, Jane Ikeda, Janet Kaminski, Wendy Steager, Paulette Duracin- sky, Penny lobst, Sally Wilson, Natalie Sei- bert, Robin Edmeads, Laurie Krommes, Donna Parry, Laurie Killeen, Kathy Bieret. Row 2: Joan Beck, Cheryl Bartholomew, Cathy Duerst, Terri Hillegass, Pam Ritter, Carol Horkowite, Donna Bauman, Laura Bauman, Laura Marino, Cindy Marino, Cindy Kemmer, Eileen Druckenmiller, Colleen Fee ney, Marina Ashmar, Gail Goodridge, Irma Longworth, Karen Bieler. Row 3: Harriet Gulla, Martha Preston, Cheryl Dreisbach, Deb Theodore, Liz DaLaney, Kathy Nowack, Roger Arsht, Sheri Lippowitsch, Tim Close, Nancy Gaist, John Meislin, Lynn Manley, Beth Kochman, Fran Knoll, Sheila Peryam- osi, Alison Goldstein. 105 KEYS TO SUCCESS? The Key Club is a service club serving EHS and the surrounding community. Their community activ- ities this year included a Special Olympics for the mentally retarded, an Easter egg hunt and banquet for crippled children, and helping to lay the groundwork for restoration of the 1803 House. The Key Club contributed to the school by clean- ing up the football stadium, selling basketball programs, and putting in effect the Leadership room. The Club's biggest event is the annual donkey basketball game with the faculty. KEY CLUB: Row 1: Jim Henry, Steve Edel man, Ti Alkire, Brian Bortz, Phil Horlacher, Matt Klee, Doug Edmeads, Rick Michael. Row 2: David Fillman, Chris Hudson, John Wapner, Brian Miller, Tim Close, Leon Jas- kuta, Mike Brey, Craig Moyer, Dave Kro- bock, Eric Brachman, Chris Smith, Dave Kahn, Doug Frantz, Dave Knecht. KEY CLUB OFFICERS: Row 1: President: Erik Brachman, Secretary: Phil Horlacher, Treasurer: Chris Hudson, Vice President: Tim Close. Row 2: Junior Board Member: Dave Kahn, Senior Board Member: Leon Jaskutz. 106 The Keyette Club is the separate but equal sister of the Key Club. The Keyettes participate yearly in projects for the com- munity. Among these projects are making Turkey Baskets for the poor, a retarded chil- dren’s banquet, Christmas caroling, and making favors for the elderly for Valentine’s Day and Easter. A project started this year was volunteer work at the Haunted House for MS. KEYETTE CLUB: Row 1: Julie Winter, Lori Kramer, Cindi Branchaud, Jane Ikeda, Haya Ashmar, Gloria Mulik, Ann Balascak, Mary Jane Kloiber, Deb Yandle. Row 2: Becky Yandle, Kathy Rieder, Wendy Berry, Carol Spiess, Elizabeth Rader, Martha Dieter, Jane Berryman, Robyn Bortz, Karen Howell, Marie De Oli- veira. Row 3: Laurie Bower, Laura Dex, Robin Edmeads, Cheryl Bartholomew, Patti MacLachlan, Sta- cey Cooney, Joni Bryfogle, Tami Nichols, Kim Higgins, Marina Ashmar. Row 4: Mrs. Dolores Southwell, Irma Longworth, Gail Goodridge, Joan Beck, Patty Conaway, Anna Reinert, Bev Pfenninger, Lorraine Hvizdos, Jane Gersbach, Harriet Gulla, Carol Montanari. Row 5: Linda Sherriff, Deb Theodore, Sheila Peryamosi, Mar- tha Preston, Pam Brunner, Barb McNamara, Natalie Hartman, Wendy Stottmeister, Marsha Brannan, Cindy Grandin. Row 6: Cecilia Guldin, Jo Ann Gasparovic, Kathy Nowack, Lynn Manly, Ann Druckenmiller, Nancy Geist, Pat Hemmerle, Kim Yeakel, Beth Kochman, Ste- phanie Matzo. KEYETTE CLUB OFFICERS: Treasurer: Gail Goodridge, Secretary: Cecilia Guldin, Vice President: Linda Sheriff, President: Cindy Grandin, Advisor: Mrs. Southwell. 107 ACHIEVEMENT BRINGS The National Honor Society embraces high standards of scholar- ship, service, leadership, and charac- ter, but most members will remember it for its 7 a.m. meetings. Its activities included adopting a child from the Christian Children’s Fund and fund raising for their scholarship program. N.H.S. offered a tutoring service and classes to prepare for SAT’s. They rounded out the year with a trip to New York to see “The Wiz” and their bi-annual induction of new members. N.H.S. OFFICERS: Advisor: Mrs. Yoder, Presi- dent: S. Steltz, Vice President: C. Hudson, Trea- surer: C. DeLabar, Secretary: K. Bieler. N.H.S.: Row 1: C. Loeffler, A. Stout, S. Ruth, C. Gaugler, K. Bieret, P. Weis. Row 2: R. Edmeads, S. Steltz, C. DeLabar, L. Schultz, M. Onushco, M. Bankes, K. Bieler, C. Hart, S. Kaska. Row 3: G. Mulik, P. Zimmerman, A. Druckenmiller, C. Hudson, S. Houseknecht. M. Kohler, K. White, D. Knecht, C. Mansfield. Row 4: Mrs. Yoder, K. Johnson, S. Auve, C. Snyder, C. Smith, D. Christman, T. Close, K. Nowack. 108 SUCCESS TO EHS STUDENTS The members of the Scholastic Scrim- mage Team, consisting of four finalists and four alternates, were chosen for their aca- demic and cultural knowledge. The team scored a big victory over Parkland in their first round, but was stopped in the second round by Liberty. SCHOLASTIC SCRIMMAGE: Row 1: Susan Kaska, Michael Onushco, Keith Minnich, Mike Browne. Row 2: Advisor: Mr. Roper, Paul Kumagai, Carol Loeffler, Scott Auve, Chris Hudson. LETTER OF COMMENDATION WINNERS: Row 1: Tim Close, Kim White, Tim Stevenson, Joel Stauffer. Row 2: Stephanie Matzo, Scott Auve, Debbie Christman, Phil McClain, Chris Heinzelmann. NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS: Carol Loeffler, Susan Kaska. TOO WHAT'S THE BUZZ? The Stinger, Emmaus High School’s student newspaper, was published several times this year under the direction of Miss Gertrude Gordin. The aims of the staff, members of the Journal- ism II class, were to entertain and inform the readers of scho- lastic achievements, sports events, and opinion and criti- cism of the student body. STINGER EDITORS: Sports Editor: Steve Moyer, Features Editor: Cindy Wallace, Co- Editor in Chief: Doreen Pavone, News Editor: Ann Druckenmiller, Advisor: Miss Gordin. STINGER STAFF: Row 1: Bill Delaney, Cindy Wallace, Steve Moyer, Ann Druckenmiller, Doreen Pavone, Phil Gallina Row 2: Diane Lutzko, Bob Warmkessel. Barb Bower, Dave Sheets, Cindy Walker. Row 3: Kathy Nowack, Tim Faust, Marita Ripple, Ed Johnson. 110 SAY IT IN COLLAGE The Art Club had a little trouble getting off the ground this year but they did have several fund raising activities for their trip to various art museums in New York City. ART CLUB: Row 1: Mr. Weiant, Donna Debus, Sue Vogt, Tim Peek, Vicki Gehringer, Chris Vogt, Susan Kaska. Row 2: Nancy Nahrgang, Donna George, Leslie Swan, Beth Kochman, Ellen Kaska, Margie Bankes. On the other hand. Collage really took off this year. In addition to the publication of their annual maga- zine containing the original works of EHS students. Collage members produced “Baily’s Daily,” a mini- publication. For the Spring, they are planning a Coffee House com- plete with guitar players. COLLAGE: Row 1: Donna George, Nancy Nahrgang, Leslie Swan, Vicki Gehringer, Margie Bankes, Chris Vogt. Row 2: Susan Pappas, Jane Berryman, Donna Debus, Ali- son Goldstein, Sue Vogt, Ann Ackerman, Mr. Weiant. Row 3: Anne Oplinger, Diane Lutzko, Leslie Hobaugh, Marita Ripple. Mar- tha Dieter, Elizabeth Rider. 111 FACING THE FUTURE The Future Secretaries Associa- tion presented various programs aimed at arousing interest in the secretarial field. Speakers from the profession and educational fields informed club members of career and job opportunities. F.S.A.: Row 1: Patti Schaffer, Donna Parry, Ann Balascak, Carol Spiess, Barb Flamisch, Deb Yandle, Sue Bortz. Row 2: Advisor: Mrs. Sylvia Havlish, Robin Bear, Cecilia Guldin, Diane Gough, Colleen Feeney, Michele Har- per, Lori Haberstumpf, Debbie Frantz. The Future Homemakers of America, a national service club, had a busy year. In addition to working with the Moser Home and Wiley House, F.H.A. prepared for their convention in Lancaster in April by having a turkey raffle, a Holiday Boutique, and a Valentine Carnation Sale. F.H.A.: Row 1: Ann Marie Schmidt, Becky Yandle, Kathy Rieder, Debbie Yandle, Sher- rie Arndt, Barb Stover. Row 2: Advisor: Mrs. Clark, Michele Moore, Kathy Wetzel, Donna Miller, Marita Ripple, Cathy Misus, Donna Hilbert. 112 BY DOING NOW The Student Society for Interna- tional Relations participated in mock U.N. sessions at Moravian College and in N.Y.C., where they represented different countries’ viewpoints on foreign affairs. S.S.I.R.: Row 1: Wendy Steager, Jane Ikeda, Alison Goldstein, Donna Debus, Clare Mans- field, Donna Parry, Becky Schwartz, Patti MacLachlan. Row 2: Advisor: Mrs. Beecham, Harriet Gulla, Lynn Manly, Ed Johnson, Kim Gibbs, Chris Hudson, Sheila Peryamosi. This year the Forum has resumed the running of the talking study, and is working with a select SGA committee to establish an out- side smoking area. It continues to be a sounding board for the silent majority of the student body, and has as its goal a cohesive student body working for an even better E.H.S. Row 1: Maria Rodale, President: Cindy Slo- cum, Carl Timmcke, Vice President: Beth Pearson, Carole Wilkey. Row 2: Nancy Walls, Jerry Wertman, Joan Feather, John Lalik, Tammy Kleppinger, John Melchior, Sue Perna. 113 SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE The French Club was started last year as a means of broadening students' knowledge of France, its culture, and cuisine. They have had a cheese tasting party, conversations with French exchange students, and are planning a trip to Quebec, Canada, which should really open the door to French communication. Row 1: A. Hall, M. Nakada, A. Hoyle, M. Wieder, J. Meislin, A. Giuliani, S. Slifer, N. Bisco. Row 2: K. Nowack, E. Brobst, N. Kunkel, M. Ashmar, W. Steager, C. DeLabar, S. Brunner, D. Ross, C. J. Carolway. Row 3: T. Alkire, D. Knecht, M. Kunsman, S. Wigfield, C. Heinzelmann, P. Conaway, L. Hobaugh, K. Yeakel, R. Edmeads, J. Dami- ano. Row 4: A. Ackerman, A. Meislin, B. Watson, L. Krom- mes, A. Goldstein, H. Ashmar, T. King, D. Lutzko. The Debate Team, under their new advisor. Miss Theresa Lamb, competed in the Lehigh Valley Interscholastic Debate League this year. They had mock debates to prepare and a debate was held at EHS in March with other schools in the area. Row 1: K. Dikeman, L. Rader. N. Kunkel, A. Oplinger. Row 2: P. Kamagui, P. Weis, C. Smith, A. Goldstein, J. Meislin, J. Kaminski. Row 3: S. Beckett, R. Arscht, M. Green, D. Krobock. Row 4: Advisor: Miss Lamm. The Chess Club and Team give students a chance to play chess in tournaments and on an interscholastic level. Mem- bers of the team are usually the best players in the club. The team is at present in second place in its league standing with a 6 and 1 record. The team will finish this season with the best record in four years of league competition. CHESS: Sitting: Larry Holmberg, John Richards, Keith Min- nich. Advisor: Keith Smith, Mike Browne. Standing: Mark Heimberger, Jay Morgan. 114 The Spanish Club finally arrived this year at E.H.S. The club endeavored to explore the activities of the Spanish speaking communi- ties in the Lehigh Valley by working with kids from Casa Guadalupe, and to learn more about the culture surrounding the Spanish lan- guage. Row 1: C. Meslow, S. Schantzenbach, S. Kaska, L. Ettl, G. Mulik, P. Weis, P. Surdoval, R. Chonski. Row 2: K. Hig- gins, C. Schultz, L. Wojciechowski, C. Montanari, K. Blest, A. Hoyle, H. Gulla, M. Wieder, C. Horkowitz, K. White. Row 3: A. Stout, C. Feeney, M. Onoscho, J. Sube, T. Stevenson, C. Guldin, M. Semprini, N. Hartman, J. Klein, D. Gough, M. Bankes, D. Lutzko. The German Club also arrived this year, a bit behind the Spanish Club, but it’s definitely here. These present or former German stu- dents were seen throughout the school selling Gummibears and other German candy to raise money for their German foods banquet and their trip to the Goethe Institute in New York. Row 1: R. Lisk, L. Harper, E. Druckenmiller, M. Harper, D. Wright, B. Hallman, T. Nolfa, J. Wertz, K. Gamjist. Row 2: L. Holmberg, S. Monroe, J. Winter, M. Kloiber, B. Warmk- essel, C. Person, G. Confer, K. White, L. Fritz, H. Hacker, P. Hemmerle, T. Hillegass, S. Grey. Row 3: J. Gasparovic, P. Roth, M. Brannan, A. Druckenmiller, D. Schlegel, R. Bear, C. Crandell, L. Manly, D. George, C. Dreisbach, C. Sabol, C. Grandin, L. Gower, E. Johnson, R. Erb. Row 4: Advisor: Mrs. Southwell, N. Seibert, C. Koch, D. Moore, D. Edmeads, L. Dex, B. Lebo, S. Cooney, K. Minnich, S. Vogt, B. Yandle, K. Kern, J. Jones, J. Ikeda, G. Sabol. 115 UNSEEN FACES This year the Student Guides were always walking into something new. First, they found themselves giving Dr. Guthrie a guided tour of the building. A few months later, the Middle States evaluaters were call- ing upon the Guides for help. Although the Student Guides encountered many new happenings this year, they also assumed their regular guiding duties for such events as parent-teacher conferences and ninth grade student and parent orientation. Row 1: Irma Longworth, Wendy Berry, Clare Mansfield, Jane Ikeda, Marian Nakada. Row 2: Harriet Gulla, Diane Ross, Paulette Duracinsky, Wendy Steager, Gail Goodridge. Row 3: Cheryl Bartholomew, Lisa Schultz, Karen Bieler, Sally Steltz. Row 4: Sue Carraher, Deb Theodore, Kathy Nowack, Lynn Gillespie, Sue Housek- necht. Row 5: Ann Druckenmiller, Kim Gibbs. Sheri Lippowitsch, Lynn Manly. Row 6: Bob Warmkessel, Liz Delaney, Tim Close, Ceil Guldin, Mark Kohler. 116 BEHIND THE SCENES The office aides saved the secretaries a lot of time by doing odd jobs such as mimeographing, filing and coffee making, to name only a few. Anyone is eligible to work in the office during any free period. Row 1: Robin Edmeads, Patti Melson. Row 2: Elaine Benco, Kathy Nowack, Mike Miller, Janet Benco. The library aides were a big help this year carding, shelving, and checking out books. This gave the librarian more time to help students locate materials. Patti Schaffer, Marie Smith, Jo Anne Sensinger. The Stage Crew, the unseen stars, did a great job this year working backstage at the Senior Class Play, the Spring Musical, and the Theater Club’s presentation of Punch and Judy. They also helped out with assemblies and concerts. Kneeling: Phil Horlacher. Standing: Bob Harper, Mark Semprini, Advi- sor: Mr. C. Ringer, Lee Williams. 117 PRESENTING . THE EHS BANDFRONT The EHS Bandfront was better than ever this year under the direc- tion of Miss Mohr. They brightened up the half-time shows at football and basketball games, two band concerts and a band competition in which the band placed excellent. The Bandfront had a variety of sales to raise money for their trip to Disney World in April, where they performed with the band. RIFLE SQUAD: Row 1: Terri Hillegass, Cap tain: Sue Brunner, Linda Stocker. Row 2: Laurie Killen, Fran Knoll, Sheri Mohr. FLAG TWIRLERS: Row 1: Captain: Ann Balascak. Row 2: Lisa Harper, Kathy Bieret, Joan Beck. Carol Kromer, Lisa Ettl, Michele Pierog. Row 3: Michele Harper, Eileen Druk- enmiller, Melaney Batman, Becky Schwartz, Kim Higgins. MAJORETTES: Wendy Berry, Lynn Gillespie, Tobi Brown, Ann Druckenmiller, Sally Steltz, Cheryl Bartholomew, Robin Schultz. HONOR GUARD: Row 1: Janet Benco, Elaine Benco — center — Captain, Janet New- comer. Row 2: Robin Bear, Diana Ziegler, Sue Capron, Annette Stout, Nancy Geist. 119 FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT Once again the EHS Green Hor- net Marching Band took the field at football games and parades, but with a brand new director, EHS graduate Steve Bartosik, who led the band to an outstanding season of performing at football games, parades, and competitions..After many hoagie, pizza, and fruit sales, the band embarked on a trip to Flo- rida which highlighted the school year. “Get Psyched Band!” Strutting out in front of the band as this year's drum major was tal- ented senior Neil Wetzel. He led and signaled the band as well as instilling a sense of leadership and showmanship. 120 The Esquires went through their most successful year ever in the 1977-1978 school term. After being chosen as one of the top five stage bands in the state, the Esquires performed at local compe- titions, taking all first places. This exceptional group also gave con- certs for local groups, showing off their musical talents. ESQUIRES: Row 1: B. Perry, J. Reichard, J. Wink, J. Mann, S. Moyer, H. Kradjel, J. Row lands. Row 2: M. Kohler, J. Pizolato, J. Moyer, T. Romig. T. Close, B. Bortz. The Stinger Hobo Band again entertained people at local Hallow- een parades while having fun. Dressed in comical costumes, the band danced and played their way to a successful season. STINGERS: Row 1: L. Allender, Y. Wray, C. Bortz, D. Rothrock, J. Mann, J. Rowlands. Row 2: S. Topolsky, G. Goodridge, T. Kee ney, I. Longworth, R. Krail, A. Seyre, D. Frantz, D. Evans, N. Kunkel. Row 3: S. Pap- pas, M. Kohler, K. Nowack, J. Pizolato, J. Westley, C. Person, B. Bortz. 121 TALENTED EHS MUSICIANS A group of 21 musicians were chosen for County Band by Mr. Neumeyer. This year's County Band performed at a concert at Northwestern Lehigh High School. EHS has one student in the very competitive District Band, Neil Wet- zel. This senior auditioned and was chosen from a field of talented area students. COUNTY BAND: Row 1: Marian Nakada, David Cottrell, Yvonne Wray, Shelly Topol- sky. Row 2: Suzann Hohe, Gail Goodridge, Nan Kunkel, Howard Kradjel. Row 3: Scott Brooks, Mark Kohler, Tim Romig, Jim Reich- ard. DISTRICT ORCHESTRA: Sharon Bodine, Elizabeth Rader, Garry Ritter. 122 AND VOCALISTS The Concert Choir consists of the school’s talented vocalists. They practiced and performed at various concerts throughout the year. CONCERT CHOIR: Row 1: A. Eguchi, C. Bei- ble, I. Longworth, D. Marsh, S. Blomster, J. Melson, M. Kloiber, J. Winter. Row 2: K. Grace, L. Stocker, L. Foetz, L. Bieber, L. Dex, A. Bayton, M. Senft, S. Nieuwkert, B. Hall- man, H. Zarecky. Row 3: L. Hahn, L. Haber- stumpf, S. Olson, A. Sayre, W. Stottmeister. A. Schmitt, M. Henninger, C. Seibert, P. Gothe, B. Nester, L. Reichard. Row 4: J. Ste venson, C. Horkowitz, D. Ritter, N. Geist, R. Snyder, J. Gershach, J. Reifinger, S. Hou- seknecht, J. Reichard, M. Kalb, D. Shelly. A group of students were recommended by our music department to be in County Chorus. Some EHS singers were also recognized by District and Regional Chorus. Congratu- lations to these gifted vocalists. COUNTY CHORUS: Row 1: Lori Bieber, David Ritter, Suzann Hohe, Richard Snyder. Row 2: Jim Reifinger, Susan Houseknecht, Jim Reichard, Beth Hallman. 123 FACES FULL OF SPIRIT The Soul Brothers are an exclusive group of males joined together to promote school spirit. The Soul Brothers participate in all athletic functions, weekly hell-raising walks through the hall, the annual Turkey Day pep rally, and a large social gathering at the end of the year. SOUL BROTHERS: Row 1: Mark Kohler, Pete Noble, How- ard Kradjel, Doug Frantz, Brian Bortz, Dave Evans. Row 2: Brian Hillegass, John Masemann, Ed Truchan. Row 3: David Fillman, Randy Krail. Row 4: Mike Wiend. The Pep Club brought spirit to EHS by cheering at athletic events, pep rallies, and sometimes through the halls of the school. They were especially busy Thanksgiving Week putting together a bee hive float for the Turkey Day football game and arranging skits for the pep rally. During the year, the Pep Club sold candy and other items in order to buy awards for championship athletic teams. PEP CLUB: Row 1: Clare Mansfield, Karen Bieler, Diane Ross, Wendy Steager, Tracy Binder, Pam Brunner, Janet Kaminski, Connie Snyder, Robin Walbert, Harriet Gulla, Donna Parry. Row 2: Julie Winter, Lisa Hahn, Beth Picker- ing, Kim Dikeman, Kathy Dowling, Laura Dex, Denise Koch, Alice Nonnemacher, Kim Kline, Patti MacLachlan, Missy Grupen, Annette Stout. Row 3: Mr. Schantzenbach, Robin Bear, Joan Beck, Jane Durkin, Sue Carraher, Lisa Tihansky, Lee Hamscher, Deb Theodore. Val Vastine, Diane Marsh, Barbarann Lichtenwalner. Row 4: Nancy Geist, Sharon Krupa, Nancy Bisco, Lisa Labanz. Barb Wat- son, Robin Chonski, Lisa Gower, Pam Parker, Laurie Krommes, Alison Goldstein, Natalie Siebert, Joan McCormick. Row 5: Sue Blomster, Lorraine Hirzdos, Jane Gersbach, Rosemary Wright, Bonnie Schneck, Missy Kalb, Sue Schantzenbach, Lynn Manly, Lisa Fritz, Debbie Goep- fert. 124 Instead of their usual trip to Stowe, in Febru- ary, the Ski Club ventured to Sugarbush, Vt. They had various fundraisers and a ski tune- up workshop to prepare for the trip. Junch, T. Brown, J. Hesman, S. Blair, J. Keiner, L. Frey P Diebert, P. Evers, J. Kaminski, J. McCardle, L. Dex Row 2 Mr. Weint, D. Spangler, M. Hoffman, S. Wilson, P. Penne backer, H. Gulla, J. Scandola, A. Crisp, J. Conoway, P. Par- ker, B. Messier, S. Slifer, B. Messier, V. Vastine, C. Woods, B. Hallman. Row 3: T. Puschak, J. Reynolds, F. Jacolbson, S. Puschak, C. Hudson, P. Conoway, C. Heinzelmann, D. Powell. C. Montanari, J. Dugas, B. Gonsalves, J. Anaell P. Sell, K. Gibbs, A. Sipp, M. Miller. Our athletes who received a varsity letter for outstanding achievement compose the Varsity E Club. Their activities included raising money, with which each member bought their own Emmaus jackets. STUDENTS DEVELOP A SKILL The Rifle Club is new this year at EHS. It was formed to prepare peo- ple for the Rifle Team. The mem- bers learned marksmanship and general sportsmanship. The Club welcomes anyone interested in learning to shoot; No Experience Necessary. RIFLE CLUB: Row 1: M. Kalb, T. Puschak, C. Moyer, M. Kohler, D. Godusky. Row 2: K. Dikeman, D. Haring, Advisor: Mr. Lutick, R. Russo, B. Eck, B. Mory, B. Smoyer. The Dolphin Club gives students a chance to learn and practice skills in water ballet and synchronized swimming. Every year the mem- bers put on a water show. This year’s show was entitled “A Tribute To Walt Disney.” It included Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland, and a Cinderella scene in which the sen- ior girls each asked a guy to partici- pate. DOLPHIN CLUB: Row 1: Secretary-Trea- surer: M. Harper, L. Fretz, President: L. Har- per, M. Batman, S. Miller, N. Seibert. Row 2: Advisor: Miss K. Lange, J. Rader, T. White, W. Dean, P. Kunsman, K. Longenbach, L. Ettl. 126 WHILE HAVING FUN The Marine Corps Youth Fitness Team has been a consistent winner and this year was no exception. Under the direction of Mr. Georg Gibbs, the team started out the year by winning the regional meet at Hershey. This victory qualified the team for further competition toward the national title. FITNESS TEAM: Row 1: R. Michael, K. Bori- ano, D. Hess, D. Zelker, C. Moyer, D. Stri- chter. Row 2: M. Kohler, C. Crandall, T. Romig, Coach: G. Gibbs, K. Myers, D. Weth- erhold, M. O’Donnell. The Football Weightlifting Club is exactly what it sounds like. It was formed to keep the football players in shape during the off season. The members meet once a week to tone muscles and generally work out. Advisor: G. Legath. 127 WITH THE BEGINNING OF FALL ;ing studies and familiar faces THANKSGIVING DAY FESTIVITIES. . . 132 . . . AS OUR SENIOR YEAR SLOWLY COMES TO A CLOSE, IT SEEMS AS THOUGH WE ARE AT THE END OF THE LINE. BUT ACTUALLY, WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN. . . 137 EHS, As We Remember It. . V Ml KATHLEEN ALBRIGHT CHERI ANDREWS CLAYTON ASH MICHELLE ANTHONY HAYA ASHMAR KEITH ADAMS LISAALLENDER SHERRIE ARNDT JAMES AMANN 142 SCOTT AUVE DEBRA BAIR ANN BALASCAK ELAINE BALASCAK MARK BALASCAK Personally, I am always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught. Winston Churchill 143 MARJORIE BANKES MICHELE BATMAN TODD BEITLER ELEANA BELLETIERI GAIL BALLONOFF DONNA BAST KEVIN BEHRLE LORI BARTHOLOMEW KATHY BAUMER LAWRENCE BENJAMIN ELLEN BENNER LINDA BERGSTRESSER SHARON BERNHARD CAROL BIEBER Kahlil Gibran You progress not through improving what has been done, but reaching toward what has yet to be done. 145 BRIAN BORTZ BRENDA BOGERT SCOTT BUCK DAVID BORTZ BARBARA BOWER TAMMY BOWER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Deb Christman (President) Phil McClain (Treasurer) Karen Bieler (Secretary) Kathy Carl (Vice President) Carol Meyers (Advisor) Kenneth Sletvold (Advisor) 147 TOBI BROWN MELODY BUSHER ALAN BUSS JEFFREY BOWERS BRYAN BRAY PAMELA BRUNNER MICHAEL BREY KATHRYN BULL I CAROL BUTZ LORRI CANNON JAMES CALLAHAN RANDAL BUTZ RICKY CADLE LESLIE CAPEHART SUSAN CAPRON W KATHLEEN CARL if r DENISE CARWELL PERIAN CERANDO DEBRA CHRISTMAN LEE CHONSKI LISA CHRISTMAN CRAIG CHUBIRKA TIMOTHY CLOSE THOMAS COCHRANE ANN CONRAD GREGORY CONFER PATTY CONOWAY DAVID CHRISTMAN Education sows not seeds in you, but makes your seeds grow. Kahlil Gibran 151 RONALD CONRAD DAVID CORRELL TIMOTHY COSMOS RHONDA DANNER DEAN DAVID KAREN DAVIEAU 152 PATRICIA DEADY DONNA DEBUS MAUREEN DECKER I CLAIRE DELABAR But what is happiness except the simple harmony between man and the life he leads? Albert Camus 153 ELIZABETH DELANEY CHRIS DENNIS TIMOTHY DERR JOHN DICKINSON LISA DIGIACOMO LINDA DONEY ROBERT DRABICK ANN DRUCKENMILLER 154 WILLIAM EDELMAN CATHERINE DUEST MICHAEL ECKER TERRI DUNBAR PAULETTE DURACINSKY James E. Salk I feel that the greatest reward for doing is the opportunity to do more. m DAVID EISENTRAUT JAMES ENGLEMAN PATRICIA EVERS TIMOTHY FAUST MICHAEL FEGLEY JAMES FERLINO 156 STEVEN FLEXER DOUGLAS FOCHT DOUGLAS FRANTZ BARBARA FLAMISH CYNTHIA FLANAGAN JEFFREY FLEXER • ruth has no special time of its own. Its hour is now — always. Albert Schweitzer STEVEN FREY JOHN FURBUR PHILIP GALLINA JUDITH GARGER THOAAAS GALIARDO CHARLENE GAUGLER VICKI GEHRINGER DONNA GEORGE ANITA GAWTHORP 158 GLENN GODUSKY BRIAN GONSALVES Sigmund Freud The mind is an iceberg — it floats with only one-seventh of its bulk above water. 159 160 PAUL GRAVES JEFFREY GREENE CECILIA GULDIN HARRIET GULLA PATRICIA HABERLE TAMMY GUTH MARY HAAS BETH HALLMAN SCOTT HALTZMAN HEATHER HAMERSLY BRUCE HAMSCHER TERRY HAMSCHER BRENDA HARIG One learns in life to keep silent and draw one's own confusions. Cornelia Otes Skinner 161 BEVERLY HARMAN LISA HARPER ROBERT HARPER JAMIE HARSCH CAROL HART LINDA HEISER I NATALIE HARTMAN CHRISTINE HEINZELMANN 162 LORI HENRY Happiness is not a goal, it is a by product. Eleanor Roosevelt 163 DAVID HILT LESLIE HOBAUGH EARL HOFFMAN GERALD HOFFMAN JERRY HOFFMAN KAREN HOFFMAN 164 KEITH HOLLAND SUZANN HOHE LORI HOLLENTHONER PHILIP HORLACHER ROBIN HOTTLE Elbert Hubbard The secret of success is this: there is no secret of success. 165 SUSAN HOUSEKNECHT ANNETTE HOYLE DAVID HUDDLE CHRISTOPHER HUDSON ROBERT HUEY JAMES HUNSBERGER DAVID HUNSICKER WARREN HYDE LEON JASKUTA 166 KEVIN JENNINGS 0' KATHLEEN JOHNSON MICHAEL JOHNSON 167 Education is a social process; Education is growth; Education is not preparation for life . . . Education is life itself. John Dewey SUSAN KAUFFAAAN DOROTHY KEELER DAVID KEHM LISA KEIM CATHY KERCHER MICHAEL KETNER 168 Conscience is the inner voice that warns us that somebody may be looking. JAMES KLEIN JOEL KLECKNER GEORGIANNE KEYES JOHN KIRIPOSKI RUSSELL KLASE TAMMY KLEPPINGER KIMBERLEE KLINE WILLIAM KLINE ELIZABETH KNAUSS JEFFREY KLOTZ SUSAN KNAPP SCOTT KNAUSS DAVID KNECHT SANDRA KOCH 170 JOHN KOHLER BARRY KOSPIAH MARK KOHLER JOHN KORTVELY JOEL KOTCH HOWARD KRADJEL If there were two men alike, the world would not be big enough to contain them. Kahlil Gibran DONALD LICK MICHAEL LAPP JOHN LEFEVER I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. TODD LAUDENSCHLAGER GLEN LAUER JOHN LEFEVER MICHAEL LAPP TODD LAUDENSCHLAGER GLEN LAUER DONALD LICK I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. William Allen White 173 CAROL LOEFFLER ROBERT LOCKHART SHERI LIPPOWITSCH RITA LONGENBACH DARYL LONG KARL LOESSL IRMA LONGWORTH DEBORAH MABUS JEFFREY MABERRY JOHN MADONNA DONNA MALASKA CLARE MANSFIELD SCOTT MARKLE The difficulty we meet in reaching our goal is the shortest path to it. DEBRA MASAVAGE Kahlil Gibran 175 THERESA MATE STEPHANIE MATZO MICHAEL MAYO PHILLIP MCCLAIN LISA MCFARLAND MARGARET MCKEEGAN PAUL MCLAUGHLAN BRENT MCNABB DAVID MCTISH 176 BARBARA MEDWATZ JOHN MEISLIN LAWRENCE MELSON CAROL MESSICK SCOTT MESSNER DAVID MILES DONNA MILLER DALE MILLER DOUGLAS MILLER LAURA MILLER CINDY MISUS KEITH MORY CRAIG MOYER JEFFREY MOYER RENEE MOYER 178 WAYNETTE NOTHSTEIN John Mason Brown 179 KATHLEEN NOWACK MICHAEL ONUSHCO CAROL O'SULLIVAN DIANNE NUBEN SANDRA OPLINGER AUDREY PAANO WENDY NUSS LAURA ORLEY JESSICA PACHTER 180 DONNA PARRY BETH PEARSON I saw them eating and I knew who they were. Kahlil Gibran LUANN PAVANELLO DOREEN PAVONE KEITH PEIFLEY DEBRA PEARSON BARBARA PERINOTTO SUSAN PERNA SHEILA PERYAMOSI DAVID PURSEL SCOTT RAMER I believe that man will not merely endure, he will prevail. William Faulkner 183 DAVID POWELL SANDRA PUGH MARTHA PRESTON NANNETTE RAUDENBUSH SUSAN RAUDENBUSH ANDREW REICHARD JAMES REICHARD LAYMAN RAU CHERYL REESE v HOLLY REIMERT PATRICIA REIS PATRICIA REITH 184 CAROL RICHARDS MARITA RIPPLE GARRY RITTER KATHLEEN ROKOSNY Yehudi Menuhin STEVEN ROLEN To play great music, you must keep your eyes on a distant star. 185 DIANE ROSS JAMES ROYCROFT CREED SADLER SUSAN RUTH DEAN ROTH LEANN RUHMEL SARA ROTHENBERG CONNIE RUTH CYNTHIA SABOL Art is a step in the known toward the unknown. Kahlil Gibran DAVID SADROVITZ JOHN SCAPELLATI BRIAN SCHANTZ JOHN SCHAFER KAREN SCHLONECKER ANGELA SADROVITZ KATHLEEN SCHLOSSER CHRIS SCHMELTZLE JEFFREY SCHMELTZLE TERRY SCHMOYER WAYNE SCHMOYER LISA SCHULTZ CHERYL SCHUSTER MARK SEMPRINI You will do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm. DAVID SHEETS 189 LINDA SHERRIFF DEAN SHIFFERT 3 RICKY SHOEAAAKER CYNTHIA SHUHLER DIANE SICONOLFI KEITH SINGLEY CINDY SLOCUM ANNETTE SMITH CATHERINE SMITH 190 CHRISTOPHER SMITH CHERYL SNYDER RICHARD SNYDER CONNIE SNYDER We do not remember days, we remember moments. Cesare Pavese WILLIAM SMOYER JEROME SNYDER JEFFREY SOLT DENISE SOLTYSIAK BARBARA SONON BONNIE STAHL JOEL STAUFFER CAROL SPIESS TIMOTHY STEAGER WENDY STEAGER DEBRA STEINER DREW STICHTER SALLY STELTZ DAVID STENDELL TIMOTHY STEVENSON Ambition is a sort of work. VICKY STOCKER WILLIAM STRAUSBAUGH DAVID STRUNK JEAN SUBE PATRICIA SURDOVAL REBECCA SVRCEK BARRY SWAVELY JULIE SWIFT MARGARET TAUCHER BRYAN TAFURI THOMAS TARBOX Some men see things as they are and say, why. I dream things that never were and say, why not. Robert F. Kennedy DEBORAH TEICHERT 195 DEBORAH THEODORE LINDA THOMAS JEAN UNDERWOOD JAMES VAN WERT VINCENT VOGEL EVATIHANSKY MICHAEL TYSON LAURIE UNGAR CHRISTINE VOGT 196 RICHARD WAGNER KATHY WALBERT NANCY WALLS ROBIN WALBERT CYNTHIA WALLACE KRIS WANAMAKER You don’t live in a world alone. Your broth- ers are here too. Albert Schweitzer JOHN WAPNER SHARON WARMKESSEL RANDALL WEIDNER SUSAN WEBER PATRICIA WEIS JOHN WEIDA DENNIS WELLER CRAIG WENDLING JACQUELINE WERTZ 198 Cherish all your happy moments: they make a fine cushion for old age. Booth Tarkington KIMBERLY WHITE � 99 DANIEL WILLIAMS '4 MARJORIE WIEDER LEE WILLIAMS MARK WILLIAMSON BARBARA WINN WM -FI SUSAN WOEHRLE DEBORAH YANDLE STEPHEN YANOCHKO RANDY YOUNG 200 BARBARA ZALOKAR We may change with the seasons, but the seasons will not change us. Kahlil Gibran PAUL ZIMMERMAN PETER ZOGAS KATHRYN ZENTNER REGINA ZAYAITZ - IN MEMORY There is an appointed time for everything, and a time for every affair under the heavens. A time to be born and a time to die, A time to weep and a time to laugh, A time to seek and a time to lose, A time to love. — Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 We come to school to learn, to reach, to gain, to find, that which is hardest to find, ourselves. 204 205 Your Friends Say They'll Keep in Touch, but You Know They Won’t. Your Teachers Say Come Back and See Them. And You Know You Won't. Maybe Someday It Won’t Matter, but Right Now It Hurts. 206 My Kind Words I want to let you know somehow, it's so much clearer now. I'd quickly turn the pages back. But time will notallow. The way these days have passed me by — Too fast to last, too vast, too strong. Standing before an open window, staring far away, I can almost feel the southern wind touching my restless days. A child’s drawings left there on the table, A woman’s gown clinging to the floor. I struggle to speak my mind, but in the end can only cry. Suddenly it’s so hard to find the words to say good bye. I soon must leave, it’s just as well. Keep my drawings, if you're able, wear my gown. I’ll remember for awhile — Farewell. K. Gibbs CLASS OF 1978 DIRECTORY ADAMS, KEITH 7 Hillcrest Dr., Macungie ALBRIGHT, KATHLEEN 72 S. Church St., Macungie Softball 1,2,3. ALLENDER, LISA 898 Frank Dr., Emmaus Debate Club 1, 2, 3 (Secretary 3); Softball 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Stingers 1,2,3. AMANN, JAMES 306 Pine Grove Circle, Wescosville Student Trainer 1,2, 3. ANDREWS, CHERI 91 S. Maple St., Macungie ANTHONY, MICHELLE RD 1, Zionsville ARNDT, SHERRIE Box 109 RD 1, Alburtis FHA 3; Homeroom Rep. 2. ASH, CLAYTON 173 Ridge St., Emmaus ASHMAR, H. JACQUI 17 Acorn Circle A.O., Macungie SGA 1; FHA 2; French Club 2, 3; Keyettes 3. AUVE, SCOTT 227 Driver Place, Wescosville SGA 1; French Club 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; Scholastic Scrimmage 3. BAIR, DEBORAH 673 North St., Box 407, Emmaus Bandfront 1; Pep Club 2; Keyettes 2, 3; FSA 2, 3 (President 3); Homeroom Rep. 2; Jr. Prom Committee 2; Sr. Ball Committee 3; Tattler Staff 3. BALASCAK, ANN 1256 W. Minor St., Emmaus Band Front 1, 2, 3 (Flag Captain 3); Keyettes 2, 3; FSA 2, 3 (Vice President 3); Homeroom Rep. 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 2; Tattler Staff 3; Sr. Ball Comm. 3. BALASCAK, ELAINE 1030 Penna. Ave., Emmaus BALASCAK, MARK 215 S. 5th St., Emmaus BALLANOFF, GAIL 68 Greens Dr., Wescosville BANKES, MARJORIE 331 S. Main St., Wescosville Spanish Club 1. 2, 3; Collage 1, 3, Tattler Staff 3; National Honor Society 3; Senior Class Play 3. BARTHOLOMEW, LORI 226 Furnace St., Emmaus BARTON, LESTER RD 3 Box 350, Kutztown BAST, DONNA RD 2 Box 87 East Texas Rd., Allentown Vocal Music 1; Mixed Chorus 2. BATMAN, MICHELE Box 156Tollgate Rd., RD 1, Zionsville BAUMER, KATHRYN Tank Farm Rd., RD 1, Emmaus Ski Club 3; Collage 3. BEHRLE, KEVIN 958 Little Lehigh Dr., Emmaus Tennis 1,2,3; Homeroom Rep. 1, 3. BEITLER, TODD 45 E. Penn Ave., Alburtis Baseball 1,2, 3. BELLETIREI, ELEANA 236 Minor St., Emmaus BENJAMIN, LAWRENCE 105 Juniper St., Wescosville BENNER, ELLEN 250 North St., Emmaus BERGSTRESSER, LINDA 1617 Hidden Valley Rd., Allentown Homeroom Rep. 3; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2. BERNHARD, SHARON 49 Heather Rd., Macungie BIEBER, CAROL N. Krocks Rd., RD 1, Wescosville BIEBER, THOMAS 476 Windsor Rd., Alburtis BIELER, KAREN 550 N. 2 St., Emmaus Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity “E Club 1, 2, 3; SGA 1, 2, 3; Student Guide 2, 3; Jr. Class Sec- reta ; Sr. Class Secretary; National Honor Society 3 (Secretary). BIERET, KATHERINE 228 Cherokee St., Emmaus Band Front 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; Jr. Prom Comm.; SGA (House of Rep.) 3; Tattler Staff 3; Senior Ball Comm. BILLGER, ROBIN 1613 W. Minor St., Emmaus Band Front 1. BINDER, TRACY 611 E. Greenleaf St., Emmaus Band Front 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 3; Keyettes 1; Homeroom Rep. 3; Halloween Paintings 2. BISCO, MADONNA 6 Clubhouse Lane, Wescosville Field Hockey 1; Football Statistician 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Varsity “E” 2. BLACK, ZETTA RD 1, Wescosville BLEST, KATHRYN RD 1 Box 95-f, Emmaus Spanish Club 3. BLOMER, HANS 10 Golf Circle, Emmaus Soccer 3; Track and Field 3. BOGERT, BRENDA 100 S Krock Rd., Wescosville BOBO, SCOTT RD 1, Wescosville BORTZ, BRIAN 19 Elm St., Emmaus Soccer 1; SGA 1, 2; Key Club 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; COPA 1; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1,2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; Stingers 2, 3; Pit Orchestra 2,3; Esquires 2, 3; French Club 2. BORTZ, DAVID 85 Church St., Macungie Track 3. BOWER, BARBARA 782 Spruce St., Emmaus Outdoor Club 1; Intramural Volleyball 1. BOWER, TAMMY 311 Walnut St., Alburtis BOWERS, JEFFREY 321 N. 6 St., Emmaus Soccer 1; Concert Band 1,3; BClub 1. BRACHMAN, ERIK Box 153 RD 2, Allentown Football 1, 2, 3 (Tri Captain 3); SGA 1, 2, 3 (Senate 1, Treasurer 2, President 3); Track and Field 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1,2, 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3 (President 3); B Club 1 BRAY, BRYAN JR. Box 45, Old Zionsville Baseball 1; B Club 1; Track and Field 2, 3. BREY, MICHAEL 419 N. 1 St., Emmaus Key Club. BROWN, TOBI 816 N. 3 St., Emmaus Majorette 1, 2,3; Keyette Club 1, 2; COPA 1; Ski Club 3. BRUNNER, PAMELA 26 Foxglove PI., Macungie Pep Club 2, 3; Keyette Club 2, 3; Intramural Vol- leyball 2; Volleyball 2, 3. BUCK, SCOTT RD 1 Box 500A, Macungie B-Club 1; Intramural Basketball 2; Baseball 3. BUDNER, DONNA 514 Jubilee St., Emmaus BULL, KATHRYN 14 Speech Circle, Macungie BUSHER, MELODY Box 447 RD 1, Chestnut Hill Rd., Center Valley BUSS, ALAN RD 1, Emmaus Rifle Club. BUTZ, CAROL 542 Beechwood St., Emmaus Interact Club 1, 2; YEA 1, 2; Intramural Volley- ball 2, 3; Homeroom Rep. 2, 3; Spanish Club BUTZ, RANDAL PO Box 144, East Texas CADLE, RIC 39 Church St., Macungie B Club 1; Basketball 1; Cross Country 3; Track and Field 3. CALLAHAN, MICHAEL 12 Divot Dr., Emmaus CANNON, LORRI 926 N. 7 St. Circle, Emmaus Swimming 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Varsity “E” Club 2. CAPEHART, LESLIE 391 Pine St., Emmaus Homeroom Rep. 2, 3; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Varsity E 1,2; Keyettes 1. CAPRON, SUE 1603 W. Minor St., Emmaus Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3; FHA 2, 3 (Secre tary 3); Band Front 3. CARL, KATHLEEN 114 N. 5 St., Emmaus Field Hockey 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1; Varsity “E ; Senior Class Vice-President. CARWELL, DENISE 618 E. Main St., Macungie Track 1,2, 3; Varsity “E” 3. CERANDO, PERIAN 958 7 St. Circle. Emmaus CHONSKI, LEE 415 Cherlkee St., Emmaus CHRISTMAN, DEBRA RD 1 Churchview Rd., Emmaus Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Varsity E” 1, 2, 3; Class President 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3. CHRISTMAN, DAVID 325 N Walnut St., Macungie CHRISTMAN, LISA 246 Hehigh St., Macungie CHUBIRKA, CRAIG 138 E. Main St., Macungie CLOSE, TIMOTHY 98 Hillcrest Dr., Macungie Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3 (Vice-President 3); SGA (Senate 1, 2; Vice- President 3); Esquires 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Pit Orchestra 1, 2,- 3; SSIR 2. CONAWAY, PATTY RD 2 Box 136, Allentown Ski Club 3; Keyettes 3; Collage 3; French Club 3; Tattler Staff 3. CONRAD, ANN Box 27 5 St., Alburtis CONRAD, RONALD Box 358 RD 1, Emmaus CONSTANT, CHARLES 157 Heather Rd., Macungie CORRELL, DAVID 119 Race St., Macungie Soul Brothers; Homeroom Rep. COSMOS, TIMOTHY 325 S. 6 St., Emmaus COTTRELL, DAVID 617 Glenwood St., Emmaus Marching Band 1,2, 3; County Band 3. CROSSLEY, MICHAEL RD 1 Box 504, Emmaus DANNER, CALVIN JR. RD 1, Emmaus DANNER, RHONDA 629 Berger St., Emmaus COCHRANE, THOMAS 30 Violet Cir., Macungie COMSTOCK, STACIE 8 Putter Dr., Wescosville Swim Team. DAVID, DEAN 97 N. Walnut St., Macungie DAVIEAU, KAREN 4304 Clearview Cir., Allentown DEADY, PATRICIA 5 Greens Dr., Wescosville Track Team 1. DEBUS, DONNA Box 175B RD 1, Emmaus Dolphin Club 1; Collage 2, 3 (Bus. Editor 3); Art Club 2, 3; SSIR 2, 3. DECKER, MAUREEN 536 Minor St., Emmaus DEIBERT, PAMELA 4815 East Texas Rd., Allentown Ski Club 1,3 DELABAR, CLAIRE 746 Ridge St., Emmaus Tennis 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Basketball 2; National Honor Society Treasurer 4; French Club 3, 4 (Secretary 3, 4); Intramural Tennis 3; Prom Comm. Chairman 3. DELANEY, ELIZABETH 135 Main St., Wescosville Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3; County Band 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Student Guide 2. 3; SGA (House of Rep.) 3. DENNIS, CHRIS RD 2 Box 68, Emmaus DERR, TIMOTHY RD 1 Box 481, Emmaus DICKINSON, JOHN 100 S. Krocks Rd., Wescosville Track 1, Football 1. DIGIACOMO, LISA 600 Orchid Cir., Emmaus Basketball 1, 2; Keyettes 1. DONEY, LINDA Box 161, Shimerville DRABICK, ROBERT 328 Broad St., Emmaus DRUCKENMILLER, ANN RD 1 Box 319, Emmaus Majorettes 1, 2, 3 (Head Majorette 2, 3); Key- ette Club 1, 2, 3; SGA 1, 2, 3 (Secretary 3); Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, 3; COPA 1, 2, 3; Stu- dent Guide 2, 3 (Chairman 3); Stinger Staff 2, 3; Prom Comm. Chairman; Ball Comm. Chair man; National Honor Society 3; Tattler Staff 3; German Club 3. DRUCKENMILLER, MARK 220 N. 4 St., Emmaus Swimming 1,2, 3. DUERST, CATHERINE 23 Beech Lane, Macungie 209 Cheerleader 1; Homeroom Rep. 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Field Hockey 2, 3; SGA (House of Rep.) 3; Track and Field 3; Varsity E” 3. DUNBAR, TERRI 111 Robert Rd,, Emmaus DURACINSKY, PAULETTE 118 S. 4 St., Emmaus Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2. 3; SGA 2. 3; Varsity E 2, 3; Pep Club (Vice President) 3; Student Guide 3; Tattler Staff 3. ECKER, MICHAEL RD 1, Zionsville RifleTear$3. EDELMAN, WILLIAM JR. RD 2 Box 52, Allentown Homeroom Rep. 1, 2. EDMEADS, ROBIN 722 Franklin St., Emmaus Tennis 1, 2; Keyettes 1, 2, 3; Dolphin Club 1; Pep Club 1; Concert Choir 1, 2; French Club 2, 3; COPA 2, 3; County Chorus 2; Student Guide 3; National Honor Society 3; Tattler Staff 3; Office Assistant 3. EGUCHI, AKEMI RD 2, Zionsville Concert Choir 3. EHRIG, PHILIP 745 Pine St., Emmaus Football 1,2. EISENHARD, ANNE RD 1 Box 377, Emmaus EISENTRAUT, DAVID 915 Chestnut St., Emmaus ENGELMAN, JAMES 334 Spruce St., Emmaus Football 1. ERNEY, DIANA 636 Chestnut St., Emmaus Band Front 1; Art Club 2, 3. EVERS, PATRICIA 4389 Clearview Cir., Allentown Keyettes 3; Ski Club 3. FAUST, TIMOTHY 54 Daisy Cir., Macungie Stinger — Asst. Sports Editor 3. FEENY, KEVIN 454 E. Main St., Emmaus FEENY, MARK RD 2, Allentown FEGLEY, MICHAEL Box 211 Woodlawn Dr. RD 1, Zionsville FLAMISCH, BARBARA 568 Jubilee St., Emmaus Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1,2, 3; FSA 3. FLANAGAN, CYNTHIA 184 Pine St., Emmaus Cheerleader 1 FLEXER, JEFFREY 22 Main St., Emmaus FLEXER, STEVEN 145 Main St., Emmaus FOGHT, DOUGLAS 9 Laurel Lane, Macungie Baseball 1,2, 3. FRANTZ, DOUGLAS 840 Frank Dr., Emmaus Key Club 1, 2, 3; Stingers 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3 (Vice-President and Treasurer 3); Pep Band 2, 3; Soul Brothers 2, 3 (Vice- President 3); County Band 2, 3; County Cho- rus 3; District Chorus 3; Regional Chorus 3. FREY, STEVEN 119 Berger St., Emmaus Wrestling 1. FRITZEN, JOHN 115 Pine Grove Cir., Wescosville FURBUR, JOHN RD 1, Macungie GALIARDO, THOMAS S. 7 St. Ext., Emmaus GALLINA, PHILIP 138 Spring St., Macungie Journalism 2, 3. GARGER, JUDITH 38 Oak Dr., Macungie GAUGLER, CHARLENE 1280 S. 10 St., Emmaus National Honor Society 2, 3. GAWTHORP, ANITA 18 E. Main St.. Macungie Dolphin Club 1; Intramural Volleyball 1,2. GEHRINGER, VICKI 1554 E. Phila. Ave., Gilbertsville Art Club 1, 2, 3 (Vice-President 3); Collage 2, 3. GEORGE, DONNA RD 1 Holly Rd., Wescosville COPA Sets 1, 2; Art Club 2, 3; Collage 3; Ger- man Club 3. GIBBS, KIMBERLY 879 Frank Dr., Emmaus Pep Club 1; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; SGA 1. 2, 3; Basketball 1; Student Guide 2, 3; Varsity E 2; SSIR 2, 3 (Secretary 2, 3); French Club 2; Ski Club 3; Tattler 3 (Staff Editor). GILLESPIE, LYNN 123 Acorn Dr., Emmaus Swim Team 1; Majorette 2, 3; Student Guide 3. GODUSKY, GLENN 312 S. 12 St., Emmaus GONSALVES, BRIAN RD 1, Alburtis Ski Club 1, 2, 3 (President 3); SGA 1; Key Club 1, 2; Soccer 1,2. GOODRIDGE, GAIL 78 Heather Rd., Macungie Marching Band 1, 2, 3 (Secretary 3); COPA 1,2, 3; Keyettes 1, 2, 3 (Treasurer 3); SGA (House of Rep.) 3; Tattler 3; Stingers 3; Student Guides 3; Orchestra 2, 3; Senior Class Play 3; Collage 1,2; County Band 3. GOUGH, CAROL 98 Walnut Lane, Macungie Keyettes 3; Spaniish Club 3; Swim Team Man- ager 2, 3; FSA 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3 GRANDIN, CYNTHIA 327 Walnut St., Alburtis Girls Track 1; Keyette Club 2, 3 (President 3); German Club 3; Tattler Staff 3; National Honor Society 3. GRAVES, PAULIII 18 E. Spruce St., Emmaus Stinger Staff 1, 2 (Sports Editor 2); Esquires 1, 2; Marching Band 1, 2,3; Pit Orchestra 1. GREENE, JEFFREY RD 2 Corning Rd., Zionsville COPA Stage Crew 1,2, 3. GULDIN, CECILIA 61 Church St., Macungie Keyette Club 1, 2, 3 (Secretary 3); FSA 2, 3 (Recording Secretary 3); Spanish Club 3; Stu- dent Guide 3; Dolphin Club 3. GULLA, HARRIET 674 Berger St., Emmaus Majorettes 1, 2; Dolphin Club 1, 2 (Treasurer 2); COPA 1; Keyettes 1. 2; SGA (House of Rep.) 2, 3; SSIR 2, 3 (Treasurer 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3), YEA 2; Cheerleader 3; Student Guides 3; Spanish Club 3; Ski Club 3; Pep Club 3; Varsity “E” 3; Tattler 3 (Editor — Activities Section); Baseball Statistician 3. GUTH, TAMMY 649 Harrison St., Emmaus HAAS, MARY 2 Niblick Place, Wescosville Swim Team 3 (Manager 3). HABERLE, PATRICIA 22 Front St., Alburtis HALLMAN, BETH 1443 Pa. Ave., Emmaus Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Performing Choir 1, 2, 3; County Choir 1, 3; Outdoor Club 1; District Orchestra 2; Ski Club 2, 3; Orchestra 3; Ger- man Club 3. HALTZMAN, SCOTT RD 1, Emmaus French Club 1, 2; SGA (Senate) 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2; Debate Club 1, 2; COPA 1,2. HAMERSLY, HEATHER Box 3156, Wescosville Vocal Music 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 2. HAMSCHER, BRUCE 812 Chestnut St., Emmaus Football 1,2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3. HAMSCHER, RICHARD HAMSCHER, TERRY Box 244 RD 1, Zionsville HARIG, BRENDA RD2 Box 139, Allentown HARMAN, BEVERLY 352 Barrett Rd., Emmaus Art Club 1; Audio-Visual Club 1; Homeroom Rep. 2; Interact Club 2. HARPER, LISA 1205 W. Broad St., Emmaus Dolphin Club 1, 2, 3 (President 3), Band Front 1, 2, 3; German Club 3. HARPER, ROBERT 922 Lawrence Dr., Emmaus Soul Brothers 1; Intramural Basketball 2; Vol- leyball 2, 3; Stage Crew 3. HARRISON, WILLIAM III 347 Berger St., Emmaus Soul Brothers 1; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Vol- leyball 3. HARSCH, JAMIE 7 Oak Dr., Macungie HART, E. CAROL 4214 Clearview Rd., Allentown COPA 1; House of Rep. 2; Esquires 2, 3; East Penn. Secondary Orchestra 2, 3; Children’s Theater Club 2, 3; French Club 2; National Honor Society 3. HARTMAN, NATALIE 70 Hillcrest Dr., Macungie Keyetle Club 1,2, 3; Spanish Club 3. HAUGHNEY, SHARON 51 Oak Dr., Macungie Homeroom Rep. 1; SGA 1. HEISER, LINDA RD 1 Mill Rd., Emmaus HELD, DAVID RD 1, Emmaus HEMMERLE, PATRICE 404 Iroquois St., Emmaus Outdoor Club 1; Keyettes 2, 3; Tattler 3; Ger man Club 3. HEMPHILL, MITCHELL 155 Elm St., Emmaus Marching Band 1. HENNESSY, CHARLOTTE 3 Brassie St., Wescosville HENRY, LORI 46 N. Third St., Emmaus Softball. HERRING, MICHAEL 22 Daisy Cir., Macungie Football 1; Homeroom Rep. 1. HERTZOG, RONALD 437 Elm St., Emmaus HIGGINS, KIM 170 Jefferson St. Keyette Club 1, 2, 3; Dolphin Club 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; Band Front 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3. HILT, DAVID 119 N. Main St., Alburtis HOBAUGH, LESLIE 5 Walnut Lane, Macungie COPA 2; Collage 3; French Club 3; Senior Class Play 3. HOFFMAN, GERARD 647 Iroquois St., Emmaus Tennis 1, 2, 3; Key Club 1, 2; Marching Band 2; Golf Team 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Rep. 1. HOFFMAN, JERRY Brookside Rd., Wescosville HOFFMAN, KAREN 228 North St., Emmaus Concert Choir 1,2; County Chorus 1; COPA 2. HOHE, SUZANN 730 North St., Emmaus Marching Band 1, 2; County Band 3; County Chorus 3; Concert Choir 3; Orchestra 3; Con- cert Band 1,2, 3; Pit Orchestra 3. HOLLAND, KEITH RD 1 Wielers Rd., Alburtis Soul Brothers 1. HOLLENTHONER, LORI 234 Adrain St., Emmaus Band Front 1; Keyette Club 2. HORLACHER, PHILIP 537 N. Sixth St. Stage Crew 1, 2, 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3 (Secretary 3). HOTMER, DARREN 122 W. Chestnut St., Macungie Football Manager 1. HOFFMAN, EARL JR. RD2, Wescosville Baseball 1; Football 1. HOTTLE, ROBIN 212 Church St., Alburtis HOUSEKNECHT, SUSAN 619 Franklin St., Emmaus COPA 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; County Chorus 2, 3; District Chorus 2; Student Guides 2, 3; National Honor Society 3. HOYLE, ANNETTE 200 Leon St., Johnstown Spanish Club 3; French Club 3. HUDDLE, JON DAVID 303 Iroquois St., Emmaus Soccer 1; Wrestling 1,2, 3. HUDSON, CHRISTOPHER 804 Fernwood St., Emmaus Soccer 1, 2, 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3 (Treasurer 3); Ski Club 1, 2, 3 (Secretary 3); SSIR 2, 3 (Trea- surer 2, 3); National Honor Society 2, 3 (Vice President 3); Scholastic Scrimmage 2,3. HUEY, BOB 24 Divot Dr., Wescosville Swimming 1,2, 3. HUNSBERGER, EDWIN Box 552 RD 1, Macungie HUNSICKER, DAVID Fish Hatchery Rd., Allentown Weight Lifting Club 2, 3; Football 3. HYDE, WARREN 57 Aster Rd., Macungie Cross Country 1, 2; Basketball 1; Spring Track 1,2, 3. JASKUTA, LEON 46 Catalpa Dr., Macungie Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; Key Club 1, 2, 3; Weightlifting Club 2, 3; Track 3. JENNINGS, KEVIN 24 Pine Grove Cir., Wescosville JOHNSON, KATHLEEN 4334 Clearview Cir., Allentown Sophomore Class Treasurer; Girls Swim Team (Manager); Junior Class Vice-President; National Honor Society 2, 3; Tattler (Assistant Editor); Homeroom Rep. 3. JOHNSON, MIKE 6 Greenleaf St., Emmaus Ski Club 3. JONES, ALLAN JR. 249 Whitemarsh PL, Macungie KACHELRIES, ROBERT 317 Spruce St., Emmaus Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; String Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Weightlifting Club 1, 2, 3; Track 2; Varsity ''E” Club 3. KAMINSKI, JANET 100 Orchid Cir., Emmaus Tennis Team 2; Debate Team 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Varsity “E’' 2, 3; Homeroom Rep. 2, 3; Cheerleading 3; SGA 3. KASKA, SUSAN 1015 Harris Dr., Emmaus Art Club 1, 2, 3; Scenery Comm. 1, 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; Scholastic Scrimmage 2, 3 (Captain 3); Spanish Club 3. KAUFFMAN, ALAN S. 7 St., Emmaus KAUFFMAN, JEFFREY 629 Furnace St., Emmaus KAUFFMAN, SUSAN 58 Cherry Lane, Macungie Outdoors Club 1; French Club 2. KEELER, DOROTHY 622 Broad St., Emmaus KEHM, DAVID 38 W. Main St., Macungie KEIM, LISA 735 Wayne Cir., Emmaus KERCHER, CATHY 166 Linden Court, Emmaus Swimming 1, 2, 3; Softball 2, 3. KETNER, MICHAEL 501 N. 2 St., Emmaus KEYES, GEORGIANNE 324 Minor St., Emmaus KIRIPOSKI, JOHN 539 Minor St., Emmaus KLASE, RUSSELL II RD 1, Emmaus KLECKNER, JOEL JR. 1990 Miller Ave., Emmaus KLEIN, JAMES Box 87, Zionsville COPA 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Soccer Team 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain 3); SSIR 2; Spanish Club 3 (President). KLEPPINGER, TAMMY RD 1, Emmaus Forum 2,3. KLINE, KIMBERLEE 711 Donald Dr., Emmaus Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Keyette Club 1; Debate Team 1, 2,3; Tennis Team 2. KLINE, WILLIAM RD 1 Box 145, Emmaus KLOTZ, JEFFREY 141 Riverbend Rd., Allentown KNAPP, SUSAN RD 2 Box 64, Emmaus Pep Club 1, 2, 3 (Secretary 3); Tennis 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Senior Ball Comm. 3; Varsity “E” 3. KNAUSS, ELIZABETH 35 S. Second Street KNAUSS, SCOTT Riverbend Rd. RD 2, Allentown KNECHT, DAVID 246 S. 16 St., Emmaus Key Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Wrestling 1; Track 1; SGA (House of Rep.) 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Cross Country 3. KOCH, SANDRA 154 School St., Alburtis KOHLER, JOHN 78 Aster Rd., Macungie KOHLER, MARK 563 Elm St., Emmaus Marching Band 1, 2, 3 (President 3); Marine Corps Youth Physical Fitness 1, 2, 3; Orches- tra 1, 3; Stingers 1, 3; Soul Brothers 1, 3 (Vice President 3); Rifle Club 1, 2; Esquires 2, 3; Pep Band 2,3 (Director 3); Rifle Team 2, 3; County Band 2, 3; National Honor Society 3; Student Guide 3. KORTVELY, JOHN 17 Fairway Lane, Wescosville Swimming; Golf. KOSPIAH, BARRY Box 102, Zionsville Football 1,3. KOTCH, JOEL 80 Catalpa Dr., Macungie KRADJEL, HOWARD Box 86, Zionsville Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Soul Brothers 1, 2, 3 (President 3); COPA 1, 2, 3; Stingers 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1,2, 3; Esquires 2, 3; County Band 2, 3; Pep Band 2, 3; Senior Class Play 3. KRAMER, LORI RD 1, Macungie Keyettes 3. KRESSLER, KIMBERLY 7 Shasta Lane, Macungie Volleyball 3. KROBOCK, DAVID 321 Barrett Rd., Emmaus Key Club 1, 2, 3; SSIR 3; Debate Team 2, 3 (Treasurer 2, 3); Tattler 3 (Business Mari'). KROMER, CAROL 139 Main St., Emmaus Band Front 3; FSA 3. KUNKEL, JON 34 Walnut Lane, Macungie LABENBERG, CHRIS 652 Spruce St., Emmaus Basketball 1,2 3 (Captain 3); Varsity “E Club 2, 3; Football 2. LABENBERG, ERIC 526 Franklin St., Emmaus Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 3; Varsity “E Club 3. LALIK, JOHN 547 Evergreen St., Emmaus Soccer 2, 3. LANDIS, DEBRA 669 Furnace St., Emmaus LAPP, JEFFREY RD 1, Wescosville Drama Club 2; COPA 2, 3. UVPP, MICHAEL RD 1 Box 51 A, Alburtis Baseball 1,2, 3; Wrestling 3. LAUDENSCHLAGER, TODD 308 N. 5 St., Emmaus LAUER, GLEN 1253 Penn. Ave., Emmaus LAZOR, JOHN RD 1, Macungie LEFEVER, JOHN 134 Jefferson St., Emmaus Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3. LICK, DONALD RD 1, Wescosville LIPPOWITSCH, SHERI 108 N. 5 St., Emmaus Pep Club 1; Keyette Club 1; Homeroom Rep. 1; SGA 2, 3 (Treasurer 3); Carbon-Lehigh Inter- mediate Unit 21 Student Forum 2, 3 (Presi- dent 3); School Store 2, 3 (Manager 3); Tatt- ler 3. LOCKHART, ROBERT 4380 Clearview Dr., Allentown Wrestling 1; Weightlifting Club 1, 3; Track 1; Rifle 2,3; Baseball 2; Football 3. LOEFFLER, CAROL 827 N. Third St., Emmaus National Honor Society 2, 3; Scholastic Scrim- mage 3. LOESSL, KARL 563 Ridge St., Emmaus Rifle Club 2. LONG, DARYL RD 2 S. 5 St. Mt., Emmaus LONGENBACH, RITA 50 Butternut Lane, Macungie LONGWORTH, IRMA 212A Woodlawn Dr., Powder Valley 10 Divot Dr., Wescosville Cross Country51, 2, 3;.Track 1, 2, 3; ETA 2yVi siiy E” Club 3. McMANUS, KATHY A 122 N. Fifth St., Allentown McNABB, BRENT Brookside Rd., Wescosville MOYER, JEFFREY 323 Franklin St., Alburtis ' arching Band 1, 2, 3; Stingers 1, 2; Esquires 2, 3; Rifle Team 2, 3; Rifle Club 3. MOYER, RENEE 126 Windsor Rd., Alburtis Marching Band 1. McTISH, DAVID 30 Club House Lane, Wescosville Baseball 1; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Var- sity E” Club 3. MEDWATZ, BARBARA RD 1 Box 384, Emmaus MOYER, STEPHEN 914 Glenwood St., Emmaus Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Stinger Staff i; 2, 3; Esquires 3. ULIK, GLORIA 1 Walnut Lane, Macungie Spanish Club 3; Keyette Club 3; National Honor Society 3. Vocal Music 1; Concert Choir 2, 3; SGA (House of Rep.) 3; Tattler 3; Band Front 3; Senior Class Play (Stage Manager) 3; Stingers 3; Keyette Club 3; Student Guides 3. MABUS, DEBORAH 221 North St., Emmaus Band Front 1. MABERRY, JEFF 9 Butternut Lane, Macungie Football 1,2; Baseball 1, 2, 3. MADONNA, JOHN 952 Lawrence Dr., Emmaus Track 2, 3. MAHR, VICKI Rose Dr. RD 1, Emmaus MALASKA, DONNA Brookside Rd., Wescosville MANSFIELD, CURE 70 Greens Dr., Wescosville Vocal Music 1; SGA (House of Rep. 1, 2, Senate 3); Pep Club 2, 3; Keyette Club 2, 3; SSIR 2, 3 (President 3); Intramural Volleyball 2; National Honor Society 3; Class Rep. 1, 2, 3; Tattler 3; Senior Class Play 3. MARKLE, SCOTT 146 Linden Court, Emmaus Golf 1,2,3. MARKOWITZ, ROBBYN 105 B. Village Round, Allentown MASAVAGE, DEBRA 38 Columbine Rd., Macungie MEISLIN, JOHN 10 Golf Circle, Emmaus Key Club 1; French Club 1, 2, 3 (Treasurer 2, 3); Debate Team 1, 2, 3 (Vice President 2, Presi- dent 3); Basketball Manager 1, 2; SGA (House of Rep.) 1, 2, 3; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Treasurer 2; Tattler (Edi- tor-in-Chief) 3. MELSON, LAWRENCE 31 Brookside Rd., Wescosville Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Stingers 1, 2; COPA 1; Pep Band 2; Volleyball Team 3. MESSICK, CAROL 38 W. 2 St., Alburtis MESSNER, SCOTT 85 N. Chestnut St., Macungie MILLER, ANTHONY RD 1 Walnut Lane, Zionsville NOBLE, PETER 193 Aster Rd., Macungie Soul Brothers 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; COPA 3. NONNEMAKER, DONALD Walnut Lane, Old Zionsville Photography Club 2, 3; Stage Crew 2. NOTHSTEIN, WAYNETTE RD 1, Wescosville NOWACK, KATHLEEN 922 Donald Dr., Emmaus SGA 1, 2, 3; YEA 1; COPA 1, 2, 3; Keyette Club 1, 2, 3; Dolphin Club 1; French Club 1. 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Scholastic Scrimmage 2, 3; Stu- dent Guide 2, 3; Stinger Staff 2, 3; Theater Club 2, 3; Boys Track Manager 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Marching Band 3; Sting- ers 3; Tattler 3; Office Aid 3. MATE, THERESA RD 2, Emmaus MATZO, STEPHANIE 106 Mountain Blvd., Emmaus Keyette Club 1, 3; Girls Track 1, 2; Girls Field Hockey 2; French Club 2. MAYO, MICHAEL MILLER, DALE Carl's Hill Rd., Zionsville MILLER, DONNA 26 S. Fifth St., Emmaus FHA 3; Sewing Club 3. MILLER, DOUGLAS 20 Foxglove Place, Macungie Trexlertown Rifle 1. MCCLAIN, PHILIP 15 Clubhouse Lane, Wescosville Esquires 1, 2, 3; Pit Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; Track 2, 3; Marching Band 3; Senior Class Treasurer 3. MILLER, LAURA 106D Village Round, Wescosville Pep Club 1 2; Halloween Window Painting 2. MISUS, CINDY 1002 N. Sixth St., Emmaus Keyette Club 3; FHA 3; French Club 3. McELROY, GARY 312 S. Sixth St., Emmaus McFarland, lisa 11 E. Main St., Wescosville McKEEGAN, MARGARET 7 Divot Dr., Wescosville Senior Class Play 3. MOORE, MICHELE 1414 Little Lehigh Dr. N., Emmaus FHA 3. MORY, KEITH Weller’s Rd. RD 1, Alburtis MOYER, CRAIG Box 47 RD 1, Zionsville NUBEN, DIANNE 46 Orchid Rd., Macungie Tattler 3; Senior Prom Comm. 3. NUSS, WENDY 24 N. 4 St., Emmaus ONUSHCO, MICHAEL Lazor Rd., RD 1, Macungie Class Rep. T; National Honor Society 2, 3; Span- ish Club 3. IboskS JhS OPUNGER, SANDRA 807 Frank Dr., Emmaus Basketball 1,2; Ski Club 2; Keyettes 2. ORLEY, LAURA 901 Lawrence Dr., Emmaus Outdoor Club 1; Keyettes 2; German Club (Pres- ident) 3; Art Club (Treasurer) 3. O'SULLIVAN, CAROL 931 Lawrence Dr., Emmaus Interact Club 1, 2 (Secretary 2); Forum 1, 2. PAANO, AUDREY 25 N. 4 St., Emmaus McLaughlin, paul Key Club 1,2, 3; Rifle Club 1,2, 3 (President 3); PACHTER, JESSICA Rifle Team 2, 3. RD 2 Box 279 Riverbend Rd., Allentown PARRY, DONNA 46 Cherry Lane, Macungie Band Front 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; SSIR, Keyettes 2, 3; Tattler Staff 3; FSA 3; SGA 3. PAVANELLO, LUANN 102 Cedar St., Macungie PAVONE, DOREEN 178 Pine St., Emmaus Collage 1, 2; SGA 2; Stinger 2, 3 (Asst. News Editor 2, Co-Editor in Chief 3); Spanish Club PEARSON, BETH RD 1 Box 251, Zionsville French Club 2; Forum 3. PEARSON, DEBRA 521 Chestnut St., Emmaus PEEK, TIMOTHY Box 106 RD 1, Emmaus PEIFLEY, KEITH 1982 Ramer Rd., Emmaus Rifle Team 1,2, 3. PERINOTTO, BARBARA 946 Buttonwood St., Emmaus PERNA, SUE 1741 W. Wood St., Emmaus PERYAMOSI, SHEILA Powder Valley Homeroom Rep. 2; Keyettes 2, 3; Stinger 2, 3 (Co-Editor in Chief 3); SSIR 3. PIEROG, CYNTHIA 652 Minor St., Emmaus Band Front 1, 2; Keyettes 1; Homeroom Rep. 2. PFEIFFER, ELLEN 10 E. Spruce St., Emmaus Keyettes; Chess Club; Outdoor Club. PIRL, IAN 118 N. 5 St., Emmaus Football 1,2, 3; Weightlifting Club 1,2; Track 3. PITTEN, ROBERT 237 Ridge St., Emmaus POLEVY, MELISSA 919 Franklin St., Emmaus POLSTER, BRUCE JR. 413 S. 4 St., Emmaus Football 1, 2, 3 (Tri-Captain 3); SGA 1; Weight- lifting Club 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3. POWELL, DAVID 305 Lilac Rd., Allentown Key Club 2, 3. PRESTON, MARTHA Swim Team 1; Keyettes 2, 3; Varsity E 1; Homeroom Rep. 2; Intramural Volleyball 2 SGA 3; Tattler Staff 3; Pep Club 3. PUGH, SANDRA 7 Juniper Rd., Macungie PURSEL, DAVID 86 Hillcrest Dr., Macungie RAMER, SCOTT 113 Charles Rd., Emmaus Baseball 1,2,3. RAU, LAYMAN Kings Highway South, Old Zionsville RAUDENBUSH, NANNETTE Kings Highway South, Old Zionsville Track 2, 3. RAUDENBUSH, SUSAN Ridgeway Dr., Old Zionsville REESE, CHERYL Churchview Rd., Zionsville REICHARD, ANDREW REICHARD, JAMES RD 2 Elbow Lane, Allentown Football 1, 2, 3; Weightlifting 1, 2; Esquires 1, 2, 3 (Student Director 3); Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Performing Choir 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; County Chorus 3; County Band 3; Orchestra 2, 3; Pit Orchestra 1, 2, 3. • - ' REIMERT, HOLLY 1020 N. 7 St., Emmaus Swim Teram 1; Homeroom Rep. 1; SGA 1. REIS, PATRICIA RD 1, Emmaus REITH, PATRICIA Box 342 Jasper Rd. RD 1, Emmaus RICHARDS, CAROL 722 Greenleaf St., Emmaus Dolphin Club 1, 2, 3; Swimming and Diving 1,2, RIPPLE, MARITA 26 Columbine Rd., Macungie Outdoors Club 1; Concert Choir 1, 2; Perform- ing Choir 1; County Chorus 2; Experimental Music Club 2; FHA 3; Stinger Staff 3; Senior Class Play — Student Director 3; COPA 3; Baccalaureate Comm. 3; Senior Ball Comm. 3. RITTER, GARRY 121 Eagle St., Emmaus Football 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2,3. RITZ, MATTHEW 12 Mashie Dr., Wescosville ROBERTS, JAMES 5 Country Club Rd., Wescosville ROKOSNY, KATHLEEN 527 Wood St., Emmaus Marching Band 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3. ROLEN, STEVEN 408 S. 6 St., Emmaus ROSS, DIANE 1143 Little Lehigh Dr., Emmaus Varsity E” Club 1, 2, 3 (Secretary 3); French Club 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, 3; SGA (Senate 1, 3; House of Rep. 2); Tennis Team 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2; Pep Club 3; Student Guide 3; Tattler Staff 3. ROTH, DEAN 107 Main St., Alburtis ROTHENBERG, SARA 172 E. Harrison St., Emmaus Interact Club 1; Homeroom Rep. 2; Intermural Volleyball 2. 3; YEA 2. ROYCROFT, JAMES 314 N. 3 St., Emmaus RUHMEL, LEANN 108 Main St., Wescosville RUTH, CONNIE 617 Berger St., Emmaus RUTH, MICHAEL Box 523 RD 1, Macungie RUTH, SUSAN 422 Ridge St., Emmaus Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; COPA 1,2, 3; National Honor Society 3. SABOL, CYNTHIA 2 Birdie St., Wescosville German Club. SADDLER, CREED 471 S. Cedarbrook Rd., Allentown SADROVITZ, ANGELA RD 1, Emmaus SADROVITZ, DAVID Box 44 Fountain Rd., Old Zionsville SCAPELLATI, JOHN 716 Pine St., Emmaus Soccer 1,2; Baseball 1; Ski Club 2. SCHAFER, JOHN 851 S. 10 St., Allentown COPA 2, 3. SCHANTZ, BRIAN RD 1 Box 454, Emmaus SCHLONECKER, KAREN 225 N. 5 St., Emmaus SCHLOSSER, KATHLEEN 1421 S. Mountain Dr., Emmaus Homeroom Rep. 1; Interact Club 1, 2 (Vice- President 2) SCHMELTZLE, CHRIS 227 N. 7 St. SCHMELTZLE, JEFFREY 1255 Tilghman St., Emmaus Forum (President) 2, 3. SMITH, ANNETTE 195 Mountain Rd., Macungie Tennis 1, 2; Basketball Manager 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Rep. 1; French Club 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 2; Football Statistician 3; Tattler Staff 3; Student Guide 3; Senior Ball Comm. 3. SHOEMAKER, RICKY SMITH, CATHERINE Box 240 RD 2, Macungie 209 Aster Rd., Macungie SCHMOYER, RICKIE 34 N. Church St., Macungie SCHMOYER, TERRY 34 N. Church St., Macungie SCHMOYER, WAYNE RD 1 Box 250, Emmaus Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; COPA (Stage Crew and Props) 1,2, 3. SCHOEDLER, DONNA Walnut Lane, Old Zionsville SCHUECK, LORRIE 323 Walnut St., Alburtis SCHULTZ, LISA SMITH, CHRISTOPHER 392 Pine St., Emmaus Basketball 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3; COPA 1; Debate 2, 3; Tattler 3. SMOYER, WILLIAM RD 2 Box 217, Macungie SNYDER, CHERYL RD2 Box 137, Macungie House of Rep. 1; Art Club 1; Volleyball Team 1, 2, 3; Varsity “E Club 3; National Honor Soci ety 3. SNYDER, CONNIE 319 N. 1 St., Emmaus Cheerleadmg 1, 2, 3 (Captain 3); Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity “E Club 2, 3; Prom Comm.; Ball Comm.; Intramural Volleyball 2; Tattler Staff STEINER, DEBRA Box 1 RD 1, Zionsville Keyettes 1; Concert Choir 1; Band Front 1, 2. STELTZ, SALLY 11 Golf Cir., Emmaus Majorette 1, 2, 3; COPA 1, 2, 3; Keyettes 1, 2; SGA (Senate 2, 3) 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom Comm.; National Honor Society (President) 3; Tattler (Editor of Faculty Section) 3; Student Guide 3; Senior Ball Comm. STENDELL, DAVID RD 1, Macungie Soccer 1. STEVENSON, TIMOTHY 723 Lawrence Dr., Emmaus Golf Team 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Track 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Tattler Staff 3. STICHTER, DREW 34 liindenlRd. Mj Council ofjPerforr T ack'and Fielq SVRCEK, REBECCA 734 Furnace'St., tmmabs Marching Band 1; JSenionBall 41 Fairway Lane, Wescosville SGA (Senate) 1, 2, 3; Golf Team 2, 3; Home- room Rep. 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Varsity “E Club 3; Student Guide 3. SCHUSTER, CHERYL 475 N. Vera Cruz Rd. RD 1, Emmaus SCHWARTZ, BRUCE 390 Broad St., Emmaus Baseball 1,2,3. SELL, PHILLIP 632 Spruce St., Emmausf Soccer 1,2, 3; Basketball 1; SGA 1; County tho rus 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Volleyball; 1; County Ch 112,3. SEMPRINI, MARK 1215 Macungie Ave., Macungie Tennis Team 1, 2, 3; Stage Crew 2, 3 SHEETS, N. DAVID 4435 Highland Ct., Allentown Senior Class Play 3; Volleyball 3; Stinger Staff 3. SHERRIFF, LINDA 890 Frank Dr., Emmaus Pep Club 2; Keyettes 2, 3 (Vice-President 3) i SHIFFERT, DEAN RD2, Emmaus SHULLER, CYNTHIA 1772 W. Wood St., Emmaus SICONOLFI, DIANE 2 Beech Lane, Macungie SINGLEY, KEITH 1735 W. Minor St., Emmaus SLOCUM, CINDY 438 Hill Dr., Allentown SNYDER, JEROME 124 Colonial Ct., Emmaus Chess Team 1; Baseball 1; Soccer 1; Tennis 2. SNYDER, RICHARD 519 Furnace St., Emmaus Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 3. SNYDER, STEPHEN Oaklane Gardens Apt. E-10 SOLT, JEFFREY RD 2 Box 80-D, Macungie Rifle Club 1; Senior Class Play 3 SOLTYSIAK, DENISE 58 Heather Cir. E., Macungie SONON, BARBARA RD 2 Box 261, Macungie Volleyball Team 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; Tattler Staff 3; Homeroom Rep. 3; Senior Ball Comm. 3. SPIESS, CAROL 103 E. Elm St., Emmaus Band Front 2; Keyettes 3; FSA 3. STAHL, BONNIE Woodlawn Dr., Zionsvil STAUFFER, Hidden Creek Farm Bo Track 1; Halloween Soccer 1.2, 3; Marine Corps Fitness 2, 3. STOCKER, VICKY RD 1 Box 379, Emmaus Art Club 1,2. STOUT, ANNETTE K 110 John St., Emmaus Pep Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Band Front 3; Spanish Club 3. STOVER, BARBARA 912 N. 3 St., Emmaus Pep Club 1, 2, 3 (President 3); Cheerleading 1, 2, 3 (Captain 3); Homeroom Rep. 3; Varsity E” 2,3; FHA 3; Senior Ball Comm. STRAUSBAUGH, RON 15 Juniper St., Wescosville STRAUSBAUGH, WILLIAM 15 Juniper St., Wescosville Football. STRUNK, DAVID Tolgate Rd. RD 1, Zionsville SUBE, JEAN 116 Juniper St., ish Club ey Club Soccer 2, 3; Tattler (Art -4 Editor) 3 _______ m STEAGER Fountain Rd IMOTHY Id Zionsville C8m STEAG SWAVELY, BARRY 55 Sj-2 St., Emmaus. RD2 SWIFT, JULIANNE 607 N. Alpine St. ■ Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 1, 2; Per- forming Choir 2 TAFURI, BRYAN 9 Puttes Dr., Wescosville Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2, 3. ' Jy I TARBOX, THOMAS 730 Frank Dr., Emmaus TAUCHER, MARGARET 1703 W. Furnace St., Emmaus TEICHERT, DEBORAH 609 Alpine Cir.j Emmaus Ski Club. THIESEN, SUSAN 1200 Cedar Crest Blvd., Emmaus THEODORE, DEBORAH Ridgeway Dr.; Old Zionsville Vocal Music 1; Homeroom Rep. 1; SGA (House of Rep.) 3; Student Guide 3; Pep Club 3; Key- ettes 3; Tattler (Editor — Underclassmen) 3. THOMAS, LINDA 42 Butternut Lane, Macungie TIHANSKY, EVA River Bend Rd. RD 2, Allentown Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Homeroom Rep. 2; Varsity E 2, 3. TRIPP, WILLIAM 16 Seem St., Emmaus TYSON, MICHAEL 113 Aster Rd., Macungie Track 1,2, 3. UNDERWOOD, JEAN 55 Woodbine Rd., Macungie UNGAR, LAURIE 25 Sunrise Ave., Allentown VAN WERT, JAMES 16 Divot Dr., Wescosville VOGEL, VINCENT 45 Heather Rd., Macungie VOGT, CHRISTINE 5 Walnut Lane, Macungie Collage 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3; French Club 2, 3. WACHTER, RONALD 11 Mountain Rd., Macungie WAGNER, RICHARD 726 Donald Dr. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Track 2. WALBERT, KATHY 825 Fern St., Macungie WALLS, NANCY 20 Berger St., Emmaus Basketball 1,2. Marching Band 1, 2, 3 (Drum Major 3); Orches- tra 1, 2, 3; Pit Orchestra 2, 3; Stingers 2, 3; Pep Band 2, 3. WALBERT, BOBIN RD 1 Box 274, Zionsville Track and Field 1,2, 3; Crosscountry 2, 3; Var sity • £ 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Keyette Club 2; Basketball Manager 2, 3. I WALLACE, CYNTHIA 645 Evergreen St., Emmaus Keyettes 1; Concert Band 1, Orchestra 1; Marching Band 1, 2; Collage 3; Spanish Club 3; Stinger 1, 2, 3 (Asst. Feature Editor 2, Fea- ture Editor 3). WANAMAKER, KRIS 409 W. Main St., Wescosville WAPNER, JOHN Rodale Dr. RD 1, Allentown Rifle Club 2; Key Club 3. WARMKESSEL, SHARON RD 1 Box 52, Alburtis Homeroom Rep. 3; National Honor Society 3. WHITE, KIMBERLY 4323 Clearview Cir., Allentown Homeroom Rep. 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; German Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Senior Class Play 3; Tattler (Clubs Editor) 3. WIEDER, MARJORIE 926 Walnut St., Emmaus Field Hockey 1, 3; French Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Tattler Staff 3; Varsity E 3. WILLIAMS, DANIEL 526 North St., Emmaus WILLIAMS, LEE 439 Cherokee St., Emmaus Stage Crew 1.2, 3. WILLIAMSON, MARK 964 7th St. Cir., Emmaus WINN, BARBARA RD 1, Zionsville WEBER, SUSAN 618 Walnut St., Emmaus WE I DA, JOHN 120 N. 4 St., Emmaus WEIDNER, RANDY 747 Walnut St., Emmaus Soccer 1, 2, 3. WEIS, PATTI 314 Lilac Rd., Allentown Swim Team 1; Keyettes 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Varsity “E 2, 3; Debate Team 3; Tattler Staff 3; Spanish Club 3. WELLER, DENNIS RD 2 Box 116, Macungie Football 1; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; Pit Orchestra 2, 3; Stinger Band 3. WOEHRLE, SUSAN RD 1 Box 291, Emmaus TTt. .-.s. aaifiM YANDLE, DEBORAH 430 N. 2 St., Emmaus Keyettes 2, 3; FSA 3; FHA 3. YANOCHKO, STEPHEN 847 Chestnut St., Emmaus YOUNG, RANDY 525 Broad St. ZALOKAR, BARBARA 1500 Penna. Ave., Emmaus Field Hockey 1, 2; Outdoors Club 1; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Collage 3; French Club 3. ZAYAITZ, GINA 1620 W. Wood St., Emmaus WENDLING, CRAIG Box 40 RD 1, Zionsville Basketball 1,2, 3. WERTZ, JACQUELINE P.O. Box 3024, Wescosville German Club 3. WETHERHOLD, SCOTT RD 1, Zionsville ZELKER, DAVID 9 Aster Rd., Macungie ZENTNER, KATHRYN 45 S. 6 St., Emmaus ZIMMERMAN, PAUL 42 Walnut Lane, Macungie Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1,2, 3; Varsity E” 3; Homeroom Rep. 3; Senior Ball Comm. 3; Baccalaureate Comm. 3. WETZEL, AUDREY 34 Orchid Rd., Macungie WETZEL, KATHY RD 1, Macungie FHA 3. ZOGAS, PETER 1153 Little Lehigh Dr., Emmaus Soccer 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Key Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1.2, 3; Varsity E” 3. Photographs Courtesy of WETZEL, NEIL Hess’s Photography RD 1 Box 494, Macungie Studio 216 ALMA MATER As we walk o'er life’s road steeping Climbing up those rocky hills. We will ever hold in keeping Thoughts of these dear wisdom mills. Alma Mater! Alma Mater! Hear our song of thanks to thee! 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