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

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The Men of The NorThampTon Area JoinT School CommiTTee are seafed from leffz Vice Presidenf Russell Becker, Claude Silfies, SuperinTenden'l' Dr. George A. Eichler, Presiclenf Darle STrohl, Treasurer Rev. John Reese, Secrefary Guy A. Rice. Dallas Fries: Sfanaling: LuTher Schlegel, Joseph George, Ray- mond Newhard, Rennard Sulliff, Lloyd Moals, John S. Dries bach, SoliciTor Jerome W. Burlcepile, Jr., Carl B. Schmiclxly BOARD OF EDUCATION The NorThampTon Area JoinT CommiTTee, men wiTh The lcnowledge and abilify To guide our lives ThroughouT our school years, is The nucleus of our adminisTraTion. These are The men whose ToresighT has broughT abouf The con- sTrucTion of our new NorThampTon Area JcinT Senior l-ligh School. We hope The knowledge They have gained in The pasf will guide Them To serve us well in The Tufure. May we say Thank you Tor The job well done by The Nor'rhampTon Area JoinT'School CommiTTee. DR. EICHLER lT was largely Through The eTTorTs of Dr. Eichler ThaT This new high school was consTrucTed. This build- ing shall long sTand in TribuTe To one of The TinesT men of our communiTy. His able leadership in school adminisTraTion is cerTain To be remembered by all. GOLDEN DEEDS AWARD The TenTh annual Golden Deeds Award is pre- se-nTed To Howard 6. Raubenhold Tor his ouTsTanding performances on The School Board, in The Exchange Club. in The American Legion, and in The NorTh- ampfon Area lv1en's ReTired Club. The sTudenTs OT 'NAJSHS saluTe you. Mr. Raubenhold. Tor your bene- TicienT work in our communify. page eighf

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NORMAN A. LAUB, B.S., M.A. Principal Mr. Laub, our principal, capably oversees our educafion during high school. l-le effi- cienfly maps our curriculum and exfracurricu- lar acfivifies, and is consfanfly frying fo beffer our already good school sysfem. l-lis greaf inferesf in fhe sfudenfs can easily be seen by his affenfion fo any sfudenl' problem, alfhough if may lceep him busy long affer school hours. We wish him a well-deserved resf during his sabbafical leave buf loolc forward fo his refurn. 'W W ALFRED LAUBACH, Ph.B., M.A. Assisfanf fo The Principal Our new assisfanf principal, Mr. Laubach, now has adminisfrafive dufies added 'ro his already busy schedule of supplying films for class use, feaching. advising fhe Senior Sfudenl' Council, and giving fhe morning announcemenfs, all of which he man- ages ably. l-le is well lcnown by his hearfy laugh and his friendliness foward all fhe sfudenfs. and by his willingness fo lisfen and advise fhem on any prob- Iems fhey may have. page ALBERT M. LERCH, B.S., M.Ed. Acfing Principal Finding iobs for sfudenfs, inferviewing fhem, gel'- fing fhem info college, and giving 'lhem exams are among fhe many dufies handled by Doc Lerch. His aid is soughf by sfudenfs. business leaders. and all 'rhe communify. l-lis friendliness and helpfulness have made him a friend fo all who know him. nine