Northampton Area High School - Amptennian Yearbook (Northampton, PA)

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Guide Us 'lip Wise Plans For The Future The Superinlendenls Ollice is lruly lhe hub ol our educalional wheel. Keep Vnq business flowing smoolhly here we have lwo ellicionl and qracious secrc laries, Miss Phyllis Vanclergrifl lslandincil and Miss Racheal Nicholas. Checking on news, financial accounls, or aclivily records are all parl ol The days work lor Mr. Edwin Berg, A.B., Assislanl Adminislralor, and our capable secrelary, Mrs. Jean Hariman. . Hates So you have a problem? Consul? Mr. Alberl M. Lerch, BS., M.Ed., our Assisi' anl fxclminislralor and l-lead Guidance Direclor, Doc will know The answer. Bul if your problem is lruancy, lhen you'd besl explain 'ro Mrs. Mildred Biga- ' fel or Mrs. Elizabefh Keiser, our busy secrelaries, who always have a momenl To spare for us. Page 9 X i'

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Experienced Educators lnterpret Policies And GEORGE A. EICHLER A.B., M.A., Ed.D. Superintendent ot Schools Our Superintendent is Mn Edt.- cationm himselt. As he undertakes the general administration ot all the schools in the iointure. As a representative to the education Darley in Vtfashington, D.C., Dr. liichler brought recognition and honor to our schools, With pride we aclcnowledge his continued in- terest in us and our tuture. . je Q , X A WM We tw twig NWWNQX? . 'WW wwswwl RM use-Awe-sf M- Page 8 NORMAN A. LAUB, B.S., M.A. Principal Coordinating all parts ot a very complex school program is no small task. But in our Principal we have a man to meet the challenge. Seri- ously and with integrity he per- torms his worlc. l-le lends a helping hand today and dreams ot better things tor the school ot tomorrow.

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A Vote ol: Thanlcs to an Inspiring Teacher Miss Boyer Talces her IiTTle charges To Never Never Land during STory Boolc I-Iour. To hundreds of NorThampTon ciTizens Miss Bessie Boyer will always be The smiling, under- sTanding, gracious TirsT grade Teacher who sTarTed Them on The road To learning. WheTher The Trouble was wiTh The alphabeT or a loose TooTh, Miss Boyer was always sympaTheTic and willing To help. IT was TorTy-six years ago ThaT an ambiTious young girl graduaTed Trom SIaTingTon I'ligh School and enrolled aT EasT STroudsburg STaTe Normal School To enTer The proud profession oT Teaching. Miss Boyer has consTanTIy lcepT her inTeresT in eclucaTion alive by conTinuing her sTudies aT Columbia UniversiTy, New York UniversiTy, and Pennsylvania STaTe UniversiTy. ATI'er Teaching in The SIaTingTon schools Tor eleven years, Miss Boyer ioined The sTaTT oT NorThampTon's WashingTon School in l923 where she became one oT iTs mosT devoTed in- sTrucTors. STudenTs, Tellow Teachers, and Triends now join hands in wishing Miss Boyer many happy years in her reTiremenT - and may all her dreams of Traveling come True. WILLIAM F. BENNETT, Ph.B. Home and School VisiTor, SubsTiTuTe Teacher. J. ALBERT BILLY, B.S. Science, SporTsmen's Club. AssisTanT Wresflinq Coach. l'3E'l'TY JANE BLACK, B.A. linglfsh. Dramalic Club, ChrisTmas Vespers Tableaux. IIILDA S. BROWNLEE, B.S. l'lealTh, CLAIRE E. CASTAW, A.B. MaThemaTics, Science. BARBARA M. CLAUSER, 8.5. English, ChrisTmas Vespers Tableaux. I S is V - 2. rim- iris. . get Page 10 JEROME K. CLAUSER, B.S. Biology, English, Forensics VIVIAN M. COBLE, B.S. MaThemaTics, Tri-I-Ii-Y. ROBERT G. CRAWFORD, B.S. I'lealTh, Social STudies, Driver Training, SporT5- men's Club.