Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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ffl ' Left to right-FIRST ROW: Handwerk, Walberf, Jcgnesuk, Benfield, Deischer, Becker, Bowers. SECOND ROW: Ortt, Hartman, Frantz, Lobb, Schrader, Peters. GLADYS B. HAUSER, A. B., M. A.fBookkeepingg Shorthand, Consumer Education- Adviser of Knitting Club. CLIFFORD D. HARTMAN, B. S., M. Ed.-Healthg Physical Education!Coach of Football, and Basketball. ANTHONY A. JAGNESAK, B. S.-High School Instrumental Music-Director of High School Band. PAULINE R. JAGNESAK, B. S.fHealthg Physical Education--Adviser of Girls' Athletic Clubg Coach of Girls Basketball. WILLIAM L. LOBB, B. A.-American Historyg World History-Assistant Coach of Football, Coach of Baseball, and Junior Varsity Basketball. PAULINE E. MCLEAN, B. S.-Home Economics-Adviser of Knitting Club. RUTH P. NESTLEROTH, B. S.-Librarian-Adviser of Library Club. ELWOOD L. ORTT, B. A., M. A.-Lating Civics-Adviser of Checkers Club. ERROL K. PETERS-Glee Clubg Guidance, Music-Adviser of Student Councilg Chorus, Dance Orchestra, and Orchestra. THOMAS M. B. SCHRADER, B. S.-Industrial Arts-Adviser of Dancing Club, Coach of Trackg Faculty Manager of Athletics. HARVEY O. WALBERT, B. S.-Art--Adviser of Arts and Crafts Club. , 1942

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Capable Guidance by fhe Faculty V Serves as lnsfructional Force JOYCE E. BEARY, A. B., M. A.-E nglishg Public Speaking-Adviser of Dancing Clubg Coach of Dramatics, and Declamation Contests. HARVEY H. BECKER, B. S.-Physicsg Cheniistryg Senior Scienceg Biology-Adviser of HifY Club. ALBERT S. BENFIELD, A. B., M. A.+Englishg German-Copy Adviser of the Tatf tler Qnewspaperb. ARLINE S. BENFIELD, A. B.-Typewritingg ShorthandMAclviser of Bridge Club. WILMER F. BOWERS, B. S.-Scienceg Algebrag BiologyiAdviser of Science Club. HILDA C. BUSHER, A. B.-Englishg French-Adviser of Girl Reserves. HUWARD K. DEISCHER, Ph. B., M. A.-Problems of Democracyg American Historyg Alegbra-Adviser of Monitor Clubg Faculty Manager of Athletics. PAUL J. FRANTZ, B. S.-Business Lawg Salesmanshipg Business Mathematicsg Junior Business Training-Adviser of The Tattler fNewspaper, and Yearbookjg Faculty Manager of Athletics. WAYNE C. HANDWERK, B. S.iVocational Agriculture-Adviser of F. F. A. Chapter. Left to right-FIRST ROW: Beary, Hauser, McLean, Busher. SECOND ROW: Jagnesak, Benfleld, Nestlerofh. 10

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Subsidiar y Employees Pl ay an Essential Part in Our School Welfare Playing an essential part in the functionin 1 in the daily school routine vv 6 secretar g of the school system, though not directly , e nd four individuals. They are: school nurse, school doctor, . y, and solicitor for the board of education. These individuals are both cooperative and efficient, in time of need are willing to assist the students, teachers, and school board members in any unusual conditions which may arise. DOCTOR CHARLES E. JOHNSON, the school examiner, inspects all classrooms for the detection of communicable diseases, examines all pupils physically, and tests all minors for physical and mental fitness before employment certificates may be issued. ELOISE Iwi. DRY, the community nurse, assists the medical examiner in the physf ical examinations of the pupils that are conducted throughout the year, confers With par' ents as to health, and protection of health of their children, and aids community needs. THEODORE R. GARDNER, the solicitor of our school system, executes all legal documents and renders legal advice to the school board from time to time with regards to proper execution of school administration. GERALDINE M. HAIASCHER, a graduate of the class of 1940, capably handles the stenographic and clerical vvorlc in the superintendents oihce. Aside from the duties men' tioned, she assists teachers in the preparation and duplication of examinations and keeps all permanent scholastic and activity records of students. Dr. Charles F. Johnson Eloise M. Dry Theodore R. Gardner Geraldine M. Hamscher 12