Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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Home Living And lndusfrioi Arts Provide A Voriefy Home living courses provided girls with an op- portunity to learn the basic skills of hornemaking -cooking, sewing, child care, budgeting, and good grooming. The girls in this department main- tained an attractive showcase, put on a fashion show for which they made the garments, sold the tickets, and served as the models. They also sponsored an open house for the faculty at Christ- mas time and acted as hostesses for a dinner for the superintendents of local high schools. Some phase of home living was scheduled for all girls, grades 7 through 12. Not to be ignored were a group of boys who showed interest by forming a Chef Club. Although extra-curricular, their basic instruction followed that offered to girls in the planning, preparing, and serving of meals. Mrs. Frankenfield's elective group chooses projects freely and works independently. 1 Senior Home Living girls learn to ar- range proper table settings, to serve graciously, and to act as hostesses. An annual Christmas Tea for the faculty affords practical experience. MARTHA A. STAYER, B.S. - Home Livingg Art - Adviserg Knitting Club. JANE M. TRUMP, B.S. - Home Living - Adviser: Boys' Chef Club. Not Pictured: BEVERLY I. FRANKENFIELD, B.S. - Home Living - Adviser: Sewing Club.

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Physical Educcniion Promotes A Sound Mind Seated: RICHARD J. SHAAK, B.S., M.A. - Health, Physical Edu- cation - Coach: Basketball - Assistant Coach: Football - Adviser: Boys' Gym Club. GWENDLYN J. ARMITAGE, B.S. - Health, Physical Edu- cation - Coach: Girls' Bask- etball, Cheerleading, Softball -Adviser: Girls' Gym Club. VIRGINIA HERMAN, B.S.- Healthg Physical Education - C o a c hg Hockey - Adviser: Dolphin Club, Synchronized Swimming. Standing: T. WILLIAM KREBS, B.S., M.Ed.-Healthg Physical Edu- cation - Coach: Wrestling - A d vi s e r: Gymnastics Club, Grades 7 and 8. JOAN S. KOCH, B.S. - Healthg Physical Education - C 0 a c h. Girls' Intramurals, Dance and Choreography Club, Grades 7 and 8. LEON L. TUTTLE, B.S., M.A. - Health: Physical Education - Guidance - Adviser: In- vestment Club. Heading the President's plan for increased phy- sical fitness, our physical education staff stiffen- ed its requirements, updated its curriculum, and stimulated student interest in healthful activities. The physical education department has tried to expose everyone to football, soccer, field hockey, tennis, basketball, swimming, wrestling, gymnas- Mr. Shaak and student teacher, Mr. Getman, supervise the building of a pyramid. The 11-4 boys apparently enjoy it. In A Sound Body tics, track, and baseball, hoping that an interest in one of these sports might develop. Indirectly students have learned teamwork, sacrifice, the will to Win, the value of hard work, and the feeling of accomplishment after a job Well done. Carolyn Phillips, executing a straddle-vault over 'the horse, demonstrates one type of physical training required of girls.

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Of Practical Activities For Interested Students Industrial Arts provided courses in woodworking, electricity, metalworking, printing, and mechanical drawing. Seniors could choose the shop of their choice, while all other grades were given a pro- gram involving all the shops. Projects were made from plans in the department or were products of the students' ingenuity. Many groups realized considerable saving by avail- ing themselves of the print shop's facilities for pro- ducing tickets and posters. Mr. Heckman and his students handled the printing of programs and bro- chures for high school concerts, programs, and sports events. Under Mr. Child's supervision boys studying man- ual arts served as stagehands for all programs held in the auditorium. They were in charge of lighting, scenery, props, and stage arrangement. WILLIAM T. SHECKLER, B.S. - Wood Shop - Coach Tennis - Adviser: Table Tennis Club. WILLIARD ROBERT WINDT, B.S. - Wood Shopg Mathe matics. CHESTER L. ANGELO, B.S., M.Ed. - Metal Shop. JOHN CHILD, B.S. - Electricity, Mechanical Drawing Mathematics - Adviser: Stage Crew. Terry Kline, Lenny Miller and Rick Krauss examine work just completed on the offset press in a print shop class. Dave Stoudt, Ken Fey, and Dave Nelson work on their respective projects in elective wood shop classes. 27