Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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New Member Joins Administrative Teamg Mr. Lobb explains high school procedure to his successor, Mr. Unger. Assuming his office in mid- semester, Mr. Unger quickly adjusted to many new situations and responsibilities. As Assistant Principal he took charge over matters of discipline and at- tendance. ALBERT F. UNGER Assistant Principal HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES: CSeatedJ Mrs. Mae DISTRICT SECRETARIES: CSeatedD Mrs. Jeanne Barto, Mrs. Betty Romig. CStandingD Mrs. Ruby Ada- Berry. CStandingJ Mrs. Marian Oxendale, Mrs. Myrtle m0hak, Mrs. Barbara R1tter. Baer, Daniel Stortz, Mrs. Anita Ogle. i i 1 2

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As He Assumes Junior H i gh Leadership as an ejficient administrator . . .as a dedicated football coach In retrospect, the stamp of M r. Loblfs personality touched many areas and many people. .................. . . . . .as a sympathetic counselor a congenial Colleague . . .as a competent co-ordinator ...CIS

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Transition Is Smooth Ano' Ejficient Albert F. Unger assumed his position as as- sistant principal in February, filling the vacan- cy created When Mr. Lobb was named principal of the new Emmaus Junior High School. Mr. Unger supervised discipline and attendance and assisted Mr. Frantz in enacting school policy. His face soon became a familiar one to stu- dents throughout the school. Mr. Unger came to E. H. S. from nearby Allen High School where he had taught history. Though students saw Mr. Souders quite fre- quently in their classes, few realized the full extent of his duties. As Supervisor of Secondary Education, he ascertained that all curricula met state requirements and observed and evaluated teachers in their classrooms. Mr. Miller handled the administrative duties and discipline in the junior high. Mr. Miller also served as guidance counselor for the seventh and eighth grade boys. Together with Miss Gordin, he admin- istered vocational direction tests to help stu- dents to make appropriate choices of senior high courses. Disciplinary duties as an assistant principal did not prevent Mr. Miller from capably serving as guidance counselor for junior high boys. Mr. Miller reviews the results of a student's aptitude and vocational direction tests before advising a choice of curriculum. ELMO C. MILLER Assistant Principal M. LUTHER SOUDERS Supervisor of Secondary Education