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

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We will all be true. FACULTY HOWARD W. DOTTER Doing wonders with available materials. Mr. Dotter is tops as a mechanical drawing instructor. On his return form three and one half years service in the Army Air corps, he became head coach of a fighting basketball team. Pursuing his love of this sport, he frequently officiates at scholastic contests. 9 DR. WALLACE O. DRUMHELLER Looking more like a movie star than an oral surgeon is this distinguished appearing, silver-haired, courtly member of our health program staff. I he possessor of a host ol friends, he helped to get our dental health program started. A lover of the rural atmosphere, he plays gentleman farmer in the Drumheller residence, Balliets-ville. ALBERT ERDOSY 1 he mentor of the football champs of 46 and of many years in the past, Mr. hrdosy is truly a lover of sports. Football highlights his activities although he enjoys all athletics, especially swimming and ice skating. El aying with children and sketching are also great pastimes. As the boys physical education instructor, he’s right on the ball. Page 27

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Hail to Thee, Northampton High School SENIOR HIGH IDA SCHOCK BENNER. R.N. Service seems to be Mrs. Benner s middle name. Under Nurse Benner s public health program, our community is well cared for. Composing poetry, collecting family heirlooms, and participating to the full in Quota club activities are additional absorbing sidelines. The Senior girls weekly jaunts to the Wolf building find her ready with practical information on home nursing. WILLIAM F. BENNETT Now serving our school, under the official title of Home and School Visitor, Mr. Bennett is also learned in mathematics and the sciences. An active participant in churc h affairs, a great deal of his time is also spent in collecting stamps and raising bees. EDWIN J. BERG Hark! C omes the thunder of martial music and the rhythmic beat of niarchirig 4e$ .as the band swings down the line. On the fLurt ol the lirst r5ok isnone other than Mr. Berg, natty in his con-cfuctor s .umfoTit».T of music, especially that of bands, he spends much of his spare tiiha pfoying with and conducting several out of ♦o'wn bands. In the' classroom it’s English and German. Page 20

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Senior High Faculty Days with her we’ll all remember, DR. HAROLD E. EVERETT A staunch No.thamptonian is this sincere friend of ours, who literally pulled himself up by his bootstraps to realize his obsession, the medical profession. He joined us this year to share the physical examination program with Dr. Miller, after having served several years in the army as a medical officer, where he was known to have given the needles to his troops in the European theater of operations. ALVIN N. FEGELY 1 ruly a versatile individual is Mr. Fegely. for in adddition to tinkering in his own print shop and doing electrical work for the neighbors, he plays the organ in two nearby churches. A mathematics and science 'shark he is noted for his numerous shortcuts and the salty humor vvh ich enliven his classes. I hanks to Mr. Fegely for his help in the production of our Amptennian. NELLE Y. FLUCK Our closest friend at research theme time. Miss Fluck fulfills her position of school librarian to the utmost. Upon completing a college course last summer, she became the proud possessor of a B.S. degree in library science. Besides being the Perc Westmore of our school, her interests lean toward the theatre and opera. Under her guidance, the Reflector’ and the Concrete Courier’’ emerge from the presses in tip top shape. Page 28