Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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All Leorners Administrators in paid employment, getting additional training, going to college, or maintaining a home. The forward-looking Board of School Directors, Administrators, and Faculty of the East Penn Union School District are to he commended for their eifort which resulted in the continued accreditation of Emmaus High School by the Commission on Secondary Schools and its acceptance as a member of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. I SECRETARIAL STAFF for the district and high school ollices. Lqft to right: Mrs. Darlene Bowers CDiftrictj, Mrs. Marion Oxendale fDi.rtrictD, Mrs. Shirley Knerr CDi.rtr'ictD, Miss Janice Merkel CDirtrictJ, Mrs. Betty Romig CHigh Srhooll, Miss Anita Yoder fDi5tr'ictQ, Mrs. May Barto CHigh Schooll. PAUL J. FRANTZ, B.S., M.A. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

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Balanced Educational Program for Main Concern of Directors and The Board of School Directors consists of eight members representing the communities of Alburtis, Emmaus, Macungie, and the townships of Lower Macungie and Upper Milford. The Board is subject to regulations by the Common- wealth of Pennsylvania and its duties are definite- ly outlined by a school code. Their responsi- bilities include the employing of the faculty, the financing of the schools, the maintaining of school property, and the establishing of school policies within the framework of state laws. Their aims are to provide an adequate educational program for all learners and the best educational facilities possible. The administrative staff is concerned with guiding and directing pupil growth. They strive to achieve this through the supervision of in- struction, curriculum, and school activities. The administrators believe that the pupil is the pri- mary consideration and that the policies, methods of teaching, and curriculum, should prepare students for the next step in their careers whether LEMMON C. STOUDNOUR, BA., lVl.Ed. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS, reared: William Shoe- maker QDim'1fct Serretafyl, Macungie, Harold Kells CV-z'ce- Prefidentl, Alburtis, Hrst term, Ralph Schappell CPreJidentD, Emmaus, second term, Wilbur Rems CTraa.vurerD, Macurigie, Hrst term, Howard Yarus fSoliciforj, Emmaus. Standing: Charles Noonan, Route 1 Macungie, first term, Arlington Moyer, Emmaus, second term, Howard Eyer, Emmaus, third termg George Niess, Route 1 Emmaus, second termg Robert Shelly, Route 1 Emmaus, third term.

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The Fcaculfy Music Room JACK M. LONG, B.S., M.M.Ed. - Instrumental Music - Director of Band -Adviser of Dance Band Club. ERROL K. PETERS - Music - Director of Orchestra, Glee Clubs, Chorus - Adviser of Freshman Music Club. Art and Music Teaching each student the basic art medium so that he may learn to appreciate art is the primary aim of the Art Department. Elective art is offered for those who Wish to further their talents. The Music Department, by training the ear and mind to understand and appreciate music, awakens interest. Where there is talent plus interest, the students develop their ability, thereby producing musical entertainment for the school and community. MARY E. MILLER, B.S. - Art - Adviser of Leathercraft Club. Art Room 12 --