Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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T I 3 Y ff f Solarium ,ll'.RONll'Q li. B.-'kliR, B.S.. Nl..-X. f General Science: Biology -- Adviser of Solarium Club. viscr of Chemistry Club. HARYI-QY H. lil'.CKlQR. HS. e Physics: Chemistry Y Ad- Sciences ln well-equipped classrooms and laboratories the staff ofthe Science Department olliers the students courses in general science. biology. chemistry. and physics. Clear objective reasoning, needed to reach scientilic solutions for problems of everyday life. is stressed by the department. l3y fascinating demon- strations, student experimentation. audio-visual aids. out-of-class projects. and research. the students acquire a better understanding of the sciences and become aware of the multitude of ways in which they affect their lives. ' 'me-1-an Physics Laboratory Al.Bl'.Rl N. Xlll.l.lr.R..l3.5.- Wll.l.lANl A. ,Xlll.l.l'QR. BS. xl--'Y 1 l'l1YSlQl1.l 5CN'fjCfl General Science: Biology' Bl0l0ilY1 fknfflil 5ClCnCC.1c'Cn'w 'Xilviser of Student Council. eral Chemistry - Adviser of Photography 'Club 12 L

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l.ENIX1ON U. SToL'nNot'R, B.-X., Nllitl, Slfl'liRlN'l'liNDlfN'I' UF SCHIKJLS oncl Administrators of Students High School. Ir will he ready for occupancy in September, 1960. Iimmaus High School will then include grades seven through twelve. Several departments will then he enlarged to accommodate a greater number of students. 'lihe annex will provide twenty-four additional class- rooms, a cafeteria, lihrarv. hand and choral rooms, an art crafts room, a sheet metal shop. and extensions to the present locker rooms. Miss Mildred K. Strauss joined the counseling department this year. and in 1960 the lioard plans to add a full-time reading supervisor and a supervisor of secondary education. Through the control of instruction. curriculum. and school activities. the administrative start' guides and directs the progress of the pupils. 'lihe administrators believe that the pupil is the primary consideration and the policies, methods of teaching. and curriculum should prepare students for the next step in their careers. whether in employment. college. additional training or the establishment of a home. The Board of School Directors. .-Xdministrators. and Faculty of the East Penn lfnion School District are to be commended for their etliorts which resulted in the continued accreditation of Emmaus High School by the Commission on Secondary Schools and its acceptance as a mem- ber ofthe Middle States Association ot' Colleges and Secondary Schools. llow x xo K. Dl5lSL'lll'IR, B l'RINCll'fXl, Pu 1. l, lkxxu, BS., XI X -X SSIST XX l' PRINQ'

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Mathematics Stressing fundamental skills and concepts. the Mathematics Department develops in the student the ability to think clearly. to analyze problems intelli- gently, and then to work them out by the proper method. Mathematics also presents an excellent opportunity to train the student to advance not only in mathematics hut also in every phase of education requiring intelligent and logical reasoning. The objectives are to acquaint the pupil with a funda- mental hackground of algebra. plane and solid geometry. trigonometry, and arithmetic. Nlathema tics Display Cast Nlgirhetnaitics Classroom C tie H.-XVI-QN C. KNHCHT f .-Xlgehra f Adviser of Model W Rzailrozul Cluh. RALPH L. RLHN, BA., Vi Nl..-X. f I-Xlgehra: Trigonom- .1.l.BFR'li H. BL'Rlil'iR. BS.. HI-QNRY .-X. F.-XRRAR. 13.5. frliizxfofgdh S'si':CI5'i-xdEf.e f' NIM-X. Plane cil'0l1lL'TI'XL .Xluehrug General Nlathemar- ig-JH ' flinrfdlll-ish-n ' Cl lin General Nlgirheingitics. ics Xdvist-rof .-Xrcherx' Club. 0 un mL A I 2 U '