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

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' in Innumcrable ways, ALBERT M. LERCH, B.S., M.Ed. Guidance DirecTor Officially, Mr. Lerch is our AssisTanT AdminisTraTor nd Guidance Counselor. UnoTTicially, he's our an- wer man. and aTTecTionaTely, he's Doo As Tor roblems. he's The obiecTive oT a sTeady sTream oT TudenTs seelcing vocaTional, educaTional, and emoTion- l help. l-lis knowledge and undorsTanding are de- Ewanded by graduaTes, businessmen, and The commu- iTy. His wriTing TalenTs are demanded by educaTional ublicaTions. l-lis TesTing. inTerviewing, assembly boolc- ings, scholarships and college enTrance exams are emanded by The school. Finally, his Triendliness and elpTulness are demanded by everybody. SECRETARIAL STAFF ETTiciency. accuracy, and precision epiTomize The young women who compose our secreTarial sTaTT. They are. upper righT: Miss Burdell Marchalq: lower leTT: Mrs. Clara VVerT. Mrs. Phyllis SalcoviTs, and Miss Racheal Nicholas: lower righT: Miss Florence Tanzosh and Miss RuThann I-leTTelTinger. From Their headquarTers in The several oTTices There seeps noT only Their sprighTly spiriTs buT also an air oT quieT cornpeTence and The hum oT machines. All day. and all year long, They wriTe, Type, Transcribe, posT, and 'Telephone To build The mounTains oT maTerial we call records. 'J' 3 .Q 14 page fifteen

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The cause of education F' Q T NORMAN A. LAUB, B.S., M.A. Principal One oT The mosT ardenT champions of our school and iTs youThTul populaTion is Mr. Laub. Unceasingly he labors To make a good school beTTer. WhaTever he does is predicaTed upon a TaiTh in The school so sTeadTasT and enThusiasTic ThaT iT is impos- sible To conceal. A long-range program OT curriculum improvemenT, The inspecTion oT a Tire drill, or The hearing of a sTudenT problem, no maTTer how menial: all receive The same painsTalcing aTTenTion. When The lighTs go ouT in his oTTice, he carries a good porTion of his cares along home in his ever- presenT, bulging briefcase. And, no maTTer whaT The acTiviTy, if iT involves The school, sTudenTs. or boTh, he can always be de- pended upon To be There. EDWIN J. BER6, A.B. AssisTanT To The Principal Sharing Mr. Laub's deep-seaTed TaiTh in The school and anoTher of our sTaunch ad- vocaTes is Mr. Berg. His smiling counTe- nance and genial personaliTy we will never be able To TorgeT any more Than The cheery greeTings he gives us every morning over The inTercom - noT To menTion The classic gems of wisdom he prosaically dubs The ThoughT Tor The Day. AlThough consTanTly beseT by mulTiTudinous duTies and responsi- biliTies, he is never Too busy To hear our problems. His years in The classroom have given Mr. Berg a Thorough undersTanding oT youTh and an unshalcable confidence in The sTudenT oT Today. l-lere is anoTher in- dividual whose hours are noT long enough and whose days are Too shorT.

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'H Hy dvvious IIIPKUIS --- ,f l-lol Dog! Flve new Teachers! Cl1all'lnq af an ouling welcoming 'llwem To sclwool lasl fall al llme luome of Mr, Ray Walwl are, lrom lelf Mr. Roberl Druclcenmiller, Mr. Douglas Lindenmuflw, Mr. Edward pany, Miss Rosemavle Sanlee, and Mrs. Slwlrley Blynn. The Money Changers! Mr. Howard Doifer, lell, and Mr. Roberl Neubauer, riglvl, peddle 'llweir wares in Hue main hall. page sixiccn