Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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Nineteen Men onol Eleven Women JEROME F. BAER, B.S., LUCILLE A. BAVER, B.S. HARVEYH. BECKER, B.S. ALBERT S.BENF1ELD,A.B. M.A. - Physical Science, - Junior High School - Physics, Chemistry - A.M. - English Litera- -lunior.Sc1ence3 Biology Home Economics - Ad- Adviser of Nature Study ture and Composition, jAdV1SCl' of Conserva- viser of Junior High Club. German - Adviser of tion and Wildlife Club. School Sewing Club. Hi Jeff. MARILYN R. CLYMER, B.S. - Health, Physical Ed- ucation A Coach of Girls' Basketball 81 Gym Team - Adviser of Athletic Club, Cheerleaders, Colour Guards, and Majorettes. HENRY A. DIEHL, B.S. PAUL J. FRANTZ, B.S., - General Mathematics, M.A. - Counselor - Algebra, Solid Geometry, Business Law, Office Trigonometry. Practice - Adviser of The Tattler. MARCELLA G. GRAVER, R.N., B.S. - Nurse M Adviser of Home Nursing I Club. i l

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BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS, Seated: Harold Kruse, Clifford Koch. John Wieder, William Shoemaker CSecretaryl, Howard lfyer fPreridfntD. Nevan Sehueck fTr.earurfrD, Arlington Moyer Cixi!! Pl'KIidB7ZfD, Miss Anna Aclcer, Henry Guth. Standi11g: Ralph Schappell, Thomas Schrader, Wilbur' Rems. Richard Rauch, George Scherer. Chester Nicholas, Authur lohst. Horace Schuler. Charles Scherer. Not Pictured: Charles Noonan. Administration The progress of the East Penn Union School District can be credited to the effort of the Administration and School Directors. Their's is the responsibility of selecting the faculty, the financing of the schools, the maintenance of school property, and the supervision of instruction, curriculum, and school activities. Ar present, satisfactory progress is being made on the construction of a new three and one-quarter million dollar Emmaus High School which is to be completed and ready for occupancy by September 1955. Much praise is due the administration for its effort which for many years has resulted in the accreditation of our high school by the Commission on Secondary Schools and acceptance as a member in the Middle Qfqfpe Aeem-iarinn nf Pnllpmhc :mrl Ser-nmlarv Schools. LEMMON C. S'roUDNouR, B.A., MED Supzrintendeizt of Schools' HOWARD K. DE1sc1-11511, B.A., iVl.A. Arrirtanl Principal

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l omprlse Faculty l l l ALBERT H. BURGER, B.S. JOHN B. CHILD, BS. - lVl.A. - General Math- lndusltrialArts-Adviser ematicsg Business Mach- of Girls' Shop Club and ematicsg Plane Geometry Sragel Crew. - Adviser of Conserva- tion. and Wildlife Club. p GLADYS B. DISSINGER, B.S., A.M. - Bookkeep- ingg Shorthandg Junior Business Training-ACL viser of Needlecraft Club. GLENN E. HECKMAN, B.S. lVl.A. g Industrial Arts - Adviser of Hunting and 'Fishing Club. l l l l - II JEWEL E. JONES, HS. - Englishg Junior High School Spelling and His- tory. JOSEPHINE K. HINKLE, B. S. - Librarian - Library Science - Ad- viser of Library Club. PAUL F. KISTLER, B.S. - Junior High School Mathematics and Social Studies f Adviser of Junior High School Safety Patrol. DONALD L. LEIBENSPER- GER, HS. - Junior High School Science and Physi- cal Education.