Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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Physicol Eclucotion The Physical Education Department strives to provide Wholesome recreation, build character, elevate morale, and improve health. The department prides itself in the unique manner in which these goals are achieved. The classes are greatly diversified with each student receiving basic training in individual and team sports, apparatus, swimming, tumbling, and social dancing. In health education classes students are taught to understand the functions ofthe human mind and body. KENNETH T. MOYER, B.S., M.A. - Health: Physical Ed- ucation - Coach of Basket- ball, Assistant football Coach 5 Qdviser of Sports Olhciating .u . LEON T. TUTTLE, B.S., lVl.A. - Health: Physical Ecl- ucation - Coach of Baseball and Gym Teams - Adviser of Gymnastic Club. RITA H. FISHER, B.S.- Physical Education: Health -- Coach of Gym Team-Ad- viser of Dolphin Club and Athletic Club. ADELE K. GERHART, B.S. - Health: Physical Education - Coach of Girls' Basketball and Gym Teams - Adviser of Senior Lifesaving Club and Cheerleaders. 1.17- Natatorium

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Classroom Display RICHARD P. KEIM, B.S., lVl.A. - Englishg World His- tory - Coach of Track and Gym Teamsg Assistant Foot- ball Coach - Adviser of Stu- dent Council and Gymnastic Club. T. WILLIAM KREBS, B.S. A Pennsylvania Historyg World Historyg American His- tory - Coach of Wrestling - Adviser of Weight Lifting Club. WILLIAM L. LOBB, B.A.. lVl.A. - Problems of Democ- racyg American History - Dir- ector of Athletics - Coach of Football - Adviser of Pro- jectionists Club. Social Studies Realizing the need for students to study the past and understand the present to better prepare for the future, the Social Studies Department teaches by discussion rather than by regimentation, The teachers also point out the benefits bestowed on us by our forefathers, emphasizing the fact that these traditions can be upheld only by Well-informed citizens Worthy of participation on local, national, and international levels. Trips to the United Nations, County Court House, State Hospital, and County Prison provide excellent opportunities for practical application of social studies. ALFRED D. NEFF JR., BA., lVl.A. - American Historyg World History - Assistant Football Coach - Adviser of Varsity HE Club. KENNETH D. WESSER, B.S. -Pennsylvania History - Adviser of United Nations Club.

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Typewriting Room GLADYS B. DISSINGER, B.S., A.M. - Bookkeepingg Junior Business Training - Adviser of Needlecraft Club. MILDRED K. STRAUSS, A.B. - Typewriting. MARY L. YEAGER, B.S. - Shorthandg junior Business Trainingg English - Adviser of Typewriting Club. Business Education Students planning to enter the business World as secretaries, stenographers, bookkeepers, or clerical Workers are well trained in the Business Education Department. Upon graduation, students of the commercial or secretarial course must have achieved occupational competency to such a degree that they will be eHicient employees. To acquire these abilities the students receive instruction in skills, so that the goals to become competent employees may be accomplished. Part-time work through the C0- operative Training Program during the second semester of the senior year provides on-the-job training. GEORGE A. BUTLER, B.S., M.Ed. - Business Mathema- ticsg Business Lawg Junior Business Trainingg General Mathematics - Adviser of Model Airplane Club. KEITH A. SMITH, B.S. - Junior Business Trainingg Of- fice Practiceg Englishg General Mathematics - Coach of Golf - Adviser of Model Railroad Club.