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

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S 4 PHYLLIS HECKINGER -12? This year home economics stu- dents will be busy learning new techniques of easier cooking. Mrs. Heckinger and Mrs. Faust will also be busy teaching students about the latest clothing designs and how to make them. The course enables students to prepare for family liv- ing and child care. Mr. Smith teach- es students industrial arts and for those interested in farming there is vocational agriculture with Mr. Heimbach and Mr. Reinert. SANFORD SMITH PRACTICA ms l x , ' f 5'- an 2 ll- -r d I ru o 5 E E H-I : : I' Il-l z z ll-I as SANDRA HARTMAN DONALD REINERT I J? FACULTY 17

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PHYS. ED. Mr. Burrows and Mrs. Helman- Dionisio are assisted by Mrs. Erb. They bring us a variety of activities in gym class. Mr. Burrows and Mrs. Helman-Dionisio are busy teaching health classes as well keeping our minds as fit as our bodies. . CAROL ERB ,,v, . I LINDA HELMAN-DIONISIO H 4 if Q LANGUAGE sussmsf DIANE PAYNE Students at K.A.H.S. are of- fered two foreign languages, Ger- man and Spanish. Senora Payne teaches Spanish and Frau Youse teaches German. Both these in- structors keep students abreast of modern foreign language and cul- ture. ,fi 3 ,,,,,,,,,,.M,,.,, . .r G t 4 2 IH G KD 'D D Q 2 8 g 'D I- 5 D Q pl 'WMS Q 16 FACULTY

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SCIENCE X 'ij l l C fl, K HAROLD SHEAFFER Q 41 JEFFREY KERR 18 FACULTY r., 'eww ' , k A f 'Y p STEPHEN BREININGER Al-AN DARION Our science department is represented by the team of Mr. Breininger, Mr. Darion, Mr. Reidel, Mr. Sheaffer, and a new member, Mr. Kerr. These men offer courses in the sciences from the basic to the complex. Their affectiveness is obvious in the increased intrest in the sciences among studentsg an additional chem. ll class and a larger biology II section. K , is . +- l f 7 ' , T' I Q Q. X . - -is lid L- 4 ' X K ri G E : .- -' :.' -- . -- 3 1 - ll ,