Kutztown Area High School - Cougar Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

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TYP WRITER A D TELEP ONES Mrs. Jean A. P. Held and How- ard J. Dietrich instruct the stu- ci e n t s in the Business Educa- tion courses. HHancts on home row. Ready-heginf, To our husiness education students, these words are almost second nature. Our commercial department does an ex- cellent job of instructing future secretaries. The boys and girls study typing, short- hancl, business law, consumer economics, husiness English, and bookkeeping. In order to receive experience in office practice they take a course in filing and learn how to perform other duties such as answering telephones and running the various husiness machines. The girls serve in the capacity of Student Secretaries for high school faculty members. Arlene Arndt and Richard Kunkel operate one of the many modern business ma- chines which are a part of our department. 15

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TH SCHO0 B0 RD First Row: William DeLong, Paul Dunicellnerger, Chester Haring, Lorraine Dries, Samuel Smith. Harry Kline. Second Row: Herbert Kistler, Arlin Lutz, Earl Raloenolcl, Woodrow Mertz. William Dietrich, Harold Dellicicer, Paul DCYSIIEF, Herbert Greenawalt, John Dry. Third Row: Clayton Dotterer, Clarence Smith, Clinton Secimler, Irwin Merkel, Ariz-in Reppert, Forrest Hunsicker, Harold Heffner. THE CLERICAL S TAF The men and women who Work in the administrative offices have a great deal of responsibility and they carry it well. Whether you have come to get a late permission slip, to deposit some class money, or to see the principal, you receive fast, yet kind attention. The office employees are Warren R. Gernerd, Lorraine E. Dries, Miriam R. Schroelcier, and Jean B. Kistler. H GUIDANCE OU EL OR Mrs. Laura L. Lannon, head of the Guidance Department, ably assists pupils in selecting and entering a college, in securing scholarships, and in finding jobs after graduation. In addition to these duties, sime teaches guidance classes in grades 7, 8, 9, and 12, and is willing to help students with their various problems. 12

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The KAHS English faculty includes Ray L. Kelley, Ray- mond L. Fisher, Harold L. Hehr, Mrs. Marie R. Hehr, and Mrs. Viola S. Beelcey. FROM H OMER T0 HEMING WA Y The standards of English which a high school student acquires are likely to he those which will determine his status in his vocation and social life. The oh- jective of our English department, therefore, is t-0 provide the student with a firm haclcgrounct in reading, thinking, listening to, speaking, and writing comprehend- ihle and acceptahle English. The study of grammar and literature constitutes the main portion of the English' course. Although we have only a short review of grammar each year, the frequent themes which are required for the course provide an excellent op- portunity to apply that grammar in writing effective sentences Q Assistant Librarian Joan Weaver marks hooks for Ray Fulton and John P. Adam. 14