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Page 24 text:
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Honor to the Black and Orange SCHOOL FATHERS Shown above arc members of the Northampton hoard pnotog Policies of the local school system are directed by the above group, elected for staggered six year terms by borough voters, from their “inner sanctum in the superintendent s suite of offices. Seated, from left to right are Charles H. Nevvhard, secretary; J. bred Kline, president; I )r. ( layton V. Spangler, treasurer; and Raymond Santee, vice president. Standing in I ike order are Directors Claude E. 1 roxell. Robert I). Schaffer, Howard C. Raubenhold and Superintendent Dr. George A. Eichler. Outstanding among recent accomplishments of education, who posed carefully for llio Amptcnnian rapher. by the board were prompt inauguration of the state school health program during the last term and the establishment this term of a school luncheon program. I he latter enables students and staffs of junior and senior high schools to obtain well prepared, hot. substantial meals at noon of each school day at ridiculously low cost. I he former gave borough schools a year’s headstart over many other systems in the state, and was firmly established and operating efficiently long before time set by state law. Page 20
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Sing tUe glad refrain SPORTS HEADS Czars of scholastic athletics in Northampton are members ol the school Athletic Council, who sat for this picture. Seated, left to right, are S. Walter Snyder, secretary-treasurer and manager; Principal Norman A. Latib, president, and Superintendent Dr. George A. Eichler. Standing are Elmer Schfsler. Charles H. Newhard. J. Fred Kline and Dr. Clayton V. Spangler. ( »uiding hands on the reins of the athletic program in Northampton schools is the athletic council. Organized as a representative body, the above group stacks up as follows: S. Walter Snyder, Norman Laub and Dr. G. A. Eichler, schools; Elmer S hisler. community; Charles H. Newhard. J. Fred Kline and Dr. C. V. Spangler, board of education. I his year marked one of the most successful sports seasons from a financial standpoint in history of the school. A number of factors, not the least of which was postwar prosperity era. were responsible for success, as was also good bu siness management. Sports sponsored by the council include football, basketball, baseball, wrestling and track, the latter two in their second year. Page 23
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