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

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Mrs. Miriam R. Miller Secretary I0 the Senior High School b Principal erger' Vital school matters claim the atten- tion of Miss Lesher and Mr. Dunkel- Miss Lorraine E. Dries Secretary to the Supervising Principal and School Board Clerical Staff is the center of activity in our new high school. The busiest part of this department is the main ofiice where business, such as correspondence and monetary transactions, are done with the aid of modern office equipment. Adjacent to the main oliice are the ofiices of administrators and of the staff. These rooms accommodate the supervising principal, the principal of the high school, the business manager, and the secretary to the super- vising principal and the school board .The jobs of all the administrators are essential for a well-run school. Jean B. Kistler Miss Janet R. lesher Warren R. Gernerd Business Manager Secretary to the Business Manager Clerk and Bookkeeper B.S., Bucknell University

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ADMINIS T RA T ION AND FA C UL T Y

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Mrs. Laura I.. Lcmnon Guidance A.B., Indiana State College M.A., Pennsylvania State University GMMMM Department of Kutztown Area Senior High School has certainly benefited from the building of the new school. The added space and new materials have increased the potential of this de- partment, and the private testing area conveniently located in the Guidance Room has been a great aid to the counselor. Seniors preparing for college or chosen vocations, are given a two semester guidance course. This course has proved a definite aid to senior high school pupils. Betty Parsley makes use of Mrs. Lan- non's well filled shelf of college catalogues. library efficiency is a diliicult task. In our new library students can more easily locate useful information in the four sets of encyclopedias and many other reference books ranging from horticulture to his- tory and categorized by the Dewey decimal system. The students may also choose their required reading from the vast collection of American and foreign novels. Also within our efiicient library are necessary supplements to education including an adequate collection of magazines. Driver Education meets the growing need for safety on our roads. In this program, pupils learn psychology and basic principles of driving in the classroom. When the pupil obtains a learner's permit, he may then receive individual aid in fundamentals of actual driving in the schoolas well-equipped driver train- ing car. This on-the-spot training enables the student to learn better driving habits and to be better prepared for solo driving. In this way our Driver Education Department helps pupils secure essential driving skills, Mrs. Mary W. Dolan Librarian B.S., Kutztown State College Harold L. Fleisher Driver Education and Science B.S., Kutztown State College