Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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Mathematics Stressing fundamental skills and concepts, the Mathematics Department develops in the student the ability to think clearly, to analyze problems in- telligently, and then to Work them out by the proper method. Mathematics also presents an excellent opportunity to train the student not only to advance in mathematics, but also every phase of education requiring intelligent and logical reasoning. The objectives are to acquaint the pupil With a fundamen- tal background of algebra, plane and solid geometry, trigonometry, and arithmetic. Mathematics Room i Display Case AUDREY W. KUHN, B.S. - Algebrag General Mathema- tics - Adviser of Homecrafts Club. RALPH E. KUHN, B.S., M.A.-Algebra, Trigonometry, l . SolidAGeometry, General Math- GEORGE E. BLYLER, Bs. HAVEN c. KNECHT, Bs. elttaffskjflglsligff of Hunfmg - Algebra, Plane Geometry -AlgebragGeneralMathema- and IS mg U ' - Adviser of Mathematics tics - Adviser of Model Rail- Club. road Club. . -15-

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Physicol Education 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 stu- dents are taught to understand the functions of the human mind and body. KENNETH T. MOYER, B.S., M.A. - Health, Physical Ed- ucation - Coach ofBasketballg Assistant Football Coach - Adviser of Sports Ofliciating Club. LEON T. TUTTLE, B.S., MA. - Health, Physical Education - Coach of Gym Team. -17 RITA H. BLYLER, B.S.- Physical Education, Health - Coach of Gym Team - Adviser of Dolphin Club and Leaders, Club. ADELE K. GERHART, B.S. - Health, Physical Education - Coach of Girls' Basketball and Gym Teams - Adviser of Senior Lifesaving Club and Cheerleaders. Natatorlum