Dieruff High School - Ledannus Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Library And Reading Provide Specialized Services Although not specifically English courses, the reading classes offerred at Dieruff constitute part of the depart- ment. Both remedial and developmental reading help are provided on an individual basis. The library serves students and teachers as a recrea- tional reading room, a research facility, and even a recrea- tional listening space since it is equipped with a sound proof room. (A) Mrs. Alexandra Malesky — Librarian; Mr. Dennis Kennedy — Eng- lish II, III. (B) Mr. Bernard Schimmel — English III, Composition for College; Mrs. Marguerite Finizzi — English IV, Shakespeare, Public Speaking I, II, Drama. (C) Mr. Peter Santa Maria — English II. Reading; Mr. Roland DeLuca — English II, Department Head. (D) Ms. Helen Killinger — English II, III, IV, Modern Literature. 18

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Are Emphasis In English amining what others have created is a primary pursuit of several reading and discussion courses. The department prepares students for these specialized courses by retaining an eclectic approach in the required English II, III, and IV classes, which include an Honors- Advanced Placement Program. (A) Ms. Evette Howell — English III, Media: Communications in Print, Imaginative Writing. (B) Mrs. Emilia Sauers — English II. (C) Mrs. Melissa Riley — English IV, Media: The Visual Spectrum. (D) Mr. Harry Schaeffer English IV, College Skills: Language Proficiency for the College-Bound, Trends and Skills. (E) Mr. Terrence Buckno — English II. (F) Mr. Raymond Muniz — English III. (G) Ms. Fern Mann — English II, III. (H) Mr. John Bannon — English IV, Journalism, College Skills: Language Proficiency for the College-Bound. (I) Miss Mary Brower — English II, III. (J) Ms. Helen Rivera — English IV. Literature for Mo- derns, Humanities.

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Students Taught Lifetime Sports, Driver’s Skills (A) Mr. John Bednarick. Mr. Joseph Hospodar, Mr. Keith Newhard — Driver Training Road, Driver Training Theory And Safety Education. (B) Mr. Dennis McGinley, Mr. Joseph Minninger — Aquatics. (C) Mr. Thom- as Young, Mr. Bruce Trotter — Physical Education, Health Education. (D) Mr. Richard Schmidt — Physical Education, Athletic Director. (E) Mrs. Barbara Krause, Mrs. MaryAnn Olsen — Physical Education, Health Education. (F) Mrs. Linda Cruttenden — Physical Education, Health Education. As you grow older, do you want to keep your body young and have fun at the same time time? The Physical Educa- tion Department offers courses especially designed to ex- pose students to “life time’’ sports — golf, tennis, swim- ming, etc. the program includes some co-ed classes. Driver Training classes provide explanation and safety guides which are applied in supervised experience.