Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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Physical 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, and each student receives basic training in apparatus, swimming. tumbling, social dancing, and in individual and team sports. In health education classes students are taught to understand the functions ofthe human mind and body. KliNNl'I'l'H 'I'. MOYI-QR, B.S.. NIA. - Health: Physical Education - Coach of Basket- ball f Adviser of Sports cmiciafing Club. LEON I,. 'l'U'l l'I.If, BS., NI..-X. f Health: Physical lfducation f Coach of Gym 'lieam Y .-Xdviser of Invest- ment Club. - 17 v Natorium GWI-1NDLYNj.ARMI- TAGIQ, B.S. f Health - Physical Ifducation f Coach of Girls' Basketball and Cheer- leading - Adviser of Girls' Gym Club. VIRGINIA HERNI.-KN, B.S. A Health. Physical Educa- tion - Coach of Intra-mural Girls' Field Hockey - Adviser of Dolphin Club: Adviser of Girls' Gym Club.

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Typing Room GLADYS B. DISSINGER, HS., MMA. - Bookkeeping: junior Business Training - Adviser of Bookkeeping Club 3 and Net-dlecraft Club. Y J I l NANLX 5. lLl.l0. Bb. - 'liyping 7 Adviser ol' 'liyping Club, Nl.-XRS l.. Hl.AK1l'.R, 13.5.- Shorthand: lfngglish -K .Adviser 0lil'iUfl1l'k' 'lit-achers of America 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 he efficient employees' To acquire these abilities, the students receive instruction in skills and techniques that enable them to become competent employees. Part-time work through the Co-operative Training Program during the second semester of the senior year provides on-the-job training. Gl'lORGl'. A. BU'l'l.liR, B.S.. Nl.l'id. f Business Mathemat- ics: Business Law: iliypewritingz junior Business 'lirziining -f' .Adviser of Model Airplane Club. KEITH A. SMITH. 13.5, Office Practice: Salesmanshipr lypewriting ' Conch of Cioll V- Adviser ol' Ciolli Club. 16-

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Print Shop .IOHX li. CHILD, li.S. - lntlustrizil .-Xrts rltlviser of State Crew Cluh. Industrial Arts The Industrial Arts Department aims to give the pupils a hackground that will help them fit into the world of work, which is the hasis of our industrial society. Ir provides means for the pupils to experi- ment with tools, materials, and equipment of various kinds and teaches them how to make things that till a need or satisfy a creative desire. The time is divided among live correlated areas: wood, electricity. metal. drawing, and graphic arts. General Shop Cil,l'QNN li. Hl'.CKNl,5iN, lS.S., l'l.S. - lntlustrial :Xrrs f Nl it lntlusrrizil .-Xrts. .Mlviser of iliailsle 'll-nnis Cluh. WII,I.IANl 'l'. SCHI-QCKLPQR. I8-