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

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Bestows rich blessings li sr r i page Iwenfy RICHARD H. REIMER, A.B. Biology, Track Coach THELMA S. SANTEE, B.S. Vocal Music, Junior and Senior Girls' Choruses Mixed Chorus, Ensemble. Chrisimas Vespers, Forensics, Spring Concerl, Commencemonl IVAN. P. SCHNECK, B.S. Bookkeeping, Office Machines PETER P. SCHNEIDER, PI1.B., M.A. Psychology, Hislory, Assislanl Foolball Coach, lnlramurals DALE D. SHOEMAKER, A.B. English, Forensics, Hi-Y, Comrnencemenl JOSEPH F. SCHWARTZ, B.S. Biology lxsfat - LEE R. slEeER, B.S. CIXXI Iago Geography, lnlramuralsi-..,,d NELLIE R. SLOYER, Ph.B. English, Knilling Club ROBERT J. SNYDER, B.S., M.A. Science, Physics, Biology, Usherelles S. WALTER SNYDER, B.S., M.A. Algebra, Mafhemalics, Science my ,J RALPH E. WAGNER, s.s., y.Aj1,'g,,jjQgggQ5fV Guidance, I-lisfory A Cf' A 1 RAY WAHL, Pm., M.A. f fy English. Ampljepnian--f ---a '--fc s' JL ' W- HARRY B. WALL, Ph.B., M.A. English, Concrefe Courier, 'Wreslling Coach, Assisfanf Track Coach HELEN M. WANISKO, B.S. Physical Educalion, Heallh, Gym Exhibilion, lnlramurals, Cheerleaders, Girls' Gym Team LAURA I. WEED. Ph.B. English HENRY WEIR, B.S. Malhemalics, Rifle Club, Sophomore Class Adviser HARRY WITEMEYER, B.S. I-lislory, N Club, Lighling LOUIS WOLF, B.S. Geography, Assislanl Foolball Coach, Assislanl' Wreslling Coach

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Great, Small, Old, Young Mr. Paul Miller delivers The goods againl Repairing? A never-ending Task Tor Mr. Francis Laury, leTT, and Mr. Clifford Fraclr, Mr, Rehrig. righT, heave anoTher shovelful on The Tire. Good houselceeping - a place Tor everyThing, and everyThing in iTs place - has always been a TradiTion in The Old School. For Mrs. l'lelen Taschler, lelT, and Mrs. Emma Lerch, righT, life is a conTinuous round of dusTing and mopping. Repairing The venTilaTor are Mr. Alfred Lauer, leTT, and Mr, Joseph BreiTTeller, righT. Mr. Harry Rehrig and Mr. John Young are The men who repair The lorolcen desks, Tix The plumbing and The hundreds oT oTher Things To lceep The school in working condiTion. Mrs. Helen Taschler and Mrs. Emma Lerch arrive when we leave and, in The quieT oT evening, work The miracle ThaT gives us a spoTless school every morning. Mr. AlTred Lauer, Mr. RoberT STul3er, Mr. Joseph Brei+TeIIer, and Mr. Pearley Druclqenmiller remove The snow, Tend The Tires, clean The halls, wash The windows, and perTorm The counTless oTher jobs around The school. For giving us a comTorTalole and clean place in which To work. we saluTe This Tine Team. Keeping The audiTorium clean is one of The counTless Tasks in school. Doing The honors here are Mr. RoberT STuber, leTT, and Mr. Pearley Druclcenmiller, righT. page Twenly-Two