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

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school board Left to Right, Row 1: Harry W. Kline, Samuel P. Smith, Charles W. Ludwig, Lorrainc E. Dries, P. C. Dunkelberger, Herbert C Kistler. Row 2: Joseph A. Snook, John W. Dry, Arlin Lutz, Clarence S. Dietrich, Irwin Nh-rkcl, Paul Deyshcr. Row 3: Paul F. Wil- traut, Charles S. Cronrath, Woodrow W. Mcrtz, Ch:-stcr A. Haring, Clarence J. Smith, Walter Wcssncr, Arlan L. Reppcrt. MR. WARREN GERNERD Secretary to the Kutzlown Srhool Board and Secretary to the Kutzlown Area Elementary Sfhool: MISS LORRAINE DRIES Secretary to the Supervixing Principal and Secrelary to the Kutzlown Area School Board MRS- LAURA LANNON B.S., M.Ed. MISS MIRIAM SCHROEDER Guiljanw Coumelm, Receptionist and Secretary lo High School Principal lemployed after piclurex were takenl

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Message to Class of 1957: The purpose of your education and training at this school was to help make you better citizens, better men and women, and better and more useful members of society. We have given you knowledge, but knowledge in itself is not enough. Much of our knowledge is of material purpose and not spiritual value. You must learn how to live or your education will be vain. You must have an understanding of spiritual values and a strong, substantial purpose in life or you will live in disappointment and despair. I hope your high school has provided you with an education and the knowledge gained here to continue with further studies or to endeavor to Ht yourself into the useful life you will lead after graduating from high school. Although this may mean the end of study, as such, for many of you, it is by no means the end of learning. We know that the years to come and the great school of experience will add much to your store of knowledge. May the education you have received and that which you plan give you independence of char- acter and an intelligently discriminating mind and lead you far along moral, industrial, and intellec- tual roads. L. Merlin Stauffer Message to the Class of 1957: Great eHiort has been made to impart to you much factual knowledge and understanding. In reality this has been but a means to an end and is of small import- ance when we consider the great- er values which you should have derived from your education. In- tegrity, sincerity, humility, respect for your fellow man, and certain- ly the ability to face the many problems of life are of greater consequence. Apply to your daily living what you have learned. Give to life and do not always expect to receive. Learn to enjoy hard work. To each one of you, I wish hap- piness and success. Ralph B. Shankweiler

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faculty MR. HERMAN MOCK B.S. Industrial Arts MRS. KATHRYN MINNICH B.S. Art MR. JOHN DREIBELBIS B.S., M.A. Art-Department Head MR. HOWARD DIETRICH B.S.C. Business Education-Department Head MRS. JEAN HELD B.S., M.A. Business Education MR. HAROLD HEHR B.A., M.A. English-Department Head MRS. LEONA TYSON B.A., M.A. English MR. NEVIN LUCKENBILL B.A. Foreign Languages L