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

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Nevin J. Luckenbill Languages and Department Head A.B., Albright College Joseph E. Petrenchuk Spanish A.B., King's College language of our new high school is fully equipped to aid the interested student to learn any one or all of the three languages offered in its program: three years of Latin, German, and Spanish. This is an extension of one more year of each language, and in addition to the extension of the program there is the language laboratory. This enables the teach- ers to give more personal attention to each pupil. The new lab is equipped with the newest in language teaching devices-microphone, ear- phones, and tape recorders. This enables the students to master the speaking of a language more effectively than in previous years. Was ist los?

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Miss Ethel Beidler Harold L. Hehr Mrs. Judith A. Nemeth English and Latin English and Department Head English West Chester State College B.S., Kutztown State College B.S., Kutztown State College B.A. Misericordia College M.A., Columbia University I English is, in today's progressive world, an absolute neces- rect expression. Within each English room of our sity, and the job of the English Departments of high school is a small oflice which can be used our high schools is becoming increasingly im- for private teacher-student conferences. portant. The English student studies not only the basic rules of grammar but also the works of con- The quiet dignity of the English rooms provides temporary authors and those of the past. He an academic atmosphere symbolic of the im- learns public speaking, concise writing, and cor- portance of the subject studied there. Shown with Miss Sandra Pfleger, who took over after Mr. Hehr's resignation, is the Advanced Composition class. From left to right: Nancy Seltzer, Kathleen Smith, Allen Ford, Miss Ptleger, Jane Trexler, Robert Grim, Alliene Schearer, Lois Reppert. Rosalie Moyer and Barry Stump are missing. ll

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B.S., Pennsylvania State University Frank L. Keim Science and Department Head Darkroom specialist Doug Dietrich enlarges some photographs, Science department in accordance with the recent emphasis on science throughout the United States is well equipped to provide the students of KAHS with the type of educational experience that both the public and institutions of higher learning are demanding. The pleasant atmosphere and layout of the rooms in which biology, chemistry, and physics are studied are conducive not only to learning but to teaching as well. As stated by the head of the department, Storage and effective display of the tremendous amount and variety of equipment necessary to teach science always posed a prob- lem. We feel this need has been adequately met in this new plant. Another teacher of these subjects feels that, If all the facilities are used to the utmost, a student should be able to secure a sound scientific background. l Charles Z. Angsfadt Science while Mr, Angstadt reviews science and philosophy in the B,S., Kutztown State College spacious laboratory. M.A., Lehigh University