Muhlenberg High School - Muhltohi Yearbook (Laureldale, PA)

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EMMA P. EPLER OLIVE TENNANT Hmhh Health, Phynral Education - . - B,S. in Health Ed., East Stroudsburg B.S. in Ed., Temple University State Teachers College Miss Tennant resumed her duties after a leave of absence for one year . . . hockey and basketball were the inter-scholastic sports of the year . . . students cooperated in make-up period . . . the gym classes participated in hockey, soccer, basketball, calisthenics, and all types of mat Work . . . sopho- more hoe-downers attended State Convention: Health, Physical Education, and Recreation held in the Abraham Lincoln Hotel ballroom . . . senior girls enjoyed discussions on mental and physical hygiene in Weekly health classes. Abfenteff make up gym period. l25l

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Donlt breathe fellows! Physical and Mental Health Stressed in Phys. Education Mr. Buckworth opened his gym activities with soccer and football . . . physical activities also included mats, basketball, longball, volleyball, and parallel bars . . . make-up periods, during which gym absences had to be made up, became a new fad . . . boys overcame bashfulness through social dancing periods in gym once a month . . . tumbling team started practice early for gym exhibition . . . Mr. Clemens's health classes enjoyed experiences in first-aid . . . fundamental structure ofthe body was also taught . . . freshman boys sketched parts of the human anatomy to aid in the study of their functions. CHARLES E. BUCKWORTH LLQYD L. CIIEMENS Phyrifal Education Health, Srifntz B.S. in Ed., East Stroudsburg State BIS., Albright College Teachers College Ed.M., Temple University i241

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Firft row, left Zo right: Mrs. Ella Daubert, Mrs. Elda Boyer, Mrs. Irene Nagle, Mr. Ralph H. Leinbach, Mrs. Arlene Fick Mrs. Verna Becker, Mrs. Irene Gihble. Second row: Mrs. Hilda Stoudt, Mrs. Marjorie Adams, Mrs. Helen Hinnershitz, Mrs. Sally Kline, Mrs. Alma Reinert, Mrs Fannie Sharp, Mrs. Ruth Gernert, Mrs. Emma Binckley. Cafeteria Provides Pleasant Scene for Social Evenfs Cafeteria-the haven for all MTHS gourmands . . . re-organized staff at the beginning ofthe term . . . served a delicious and elaborate turkey dinner for Christmas . . . initiated new and smaller trays for grade school pupils . . . menus became more varied . . . new dismissal system adopted . . . cold platters regularly featured on menu . . . favorite dessert of students-apple-crisp . . . most disliked dish!Spanish rice . . . became the center of many social events . . . setting for most ofthe dances . . . scene of PSEA faculty tea. Thegfre a hungry crew. EMMA L. BINCKLEY Dietitian .fn . B.S. in Home Economics, Albright College