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

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ROBERT R. WEDDE, AB. ELIZABETH C, IVLKLUS, N Business Training, Consumer B.S., M.Ed. IVAN SCHNECK, BS. Economics, Commercial Law, Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Satesmanstiip Secretarial Practice Office Machines Enmmerlzial These are the teachers who schooled us in the laws of txusiness training. sold us on the ideas of bookkeeping, and multiplied our knowledge in arithmetic. In ttiis department we exercised our phalanges daily on tlme keys ot tlie type- writer or else practiced taking dicta- tion in stiortlmand. Here were carbon copied all our efficient secretaries under the diligent teaching ot our commercial staff. . , ,1 ALv1N N. FEGELY, B.S. College Preparatory Mathematics, Printing athematins Juggling figures. balancing equa- tions, and weighing expenditures is just part ot time magic we learned from ttiese teachers. By delving into tlxe mathematical treasure cllest, we learned sucll tliings as balancing our lwudgets and preparing our income tax returns. Nxfith their mathematical assistance we are bound to laecome assets instead ot liabilities. HENRY WEIR, BS. HOWARD W. DOTTER, BS. VIVIAN M. COBLE, BS. General Mathematics Mathematics A MGih9mdtiCS Page I9

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THELMA S. SANTEE, B.S. Music, English Science One man excelling in physics and chemistry, plus two men specializing in science, plus one man learned in hiol- ogy-this is the formula for our science department. In these laboratories we find everything from Arachnids to zirconium. Here also originate the pungent aromas which permeate our halls. We wish to thanlc these men for teaching us to ohserve the beauties and mysteries of our natural surroundings. ROBERT J. SNYDER, BS. Biology Page 18 LEON C. KUNTZ Instrumental Music DAVID W. MILLER, BS. Science, Visual Education L 'ff I IISIE The accomplishments of these teach- ers speak more eloquently than words. Whether in Forensics, music festivals, operettas, concerts. instrumental or choral groups. they strive to produce stellar performances. The three trophies won hy our hand are proof enough. Our music instructors find and cultivate the spark of talent in us and malce life more rich and beautiful. ERNEST A. PAPP, B.S., M.S. Physics, Chemistry S. WALTER SNYDER, BS., M.A Science

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ELEANOR ROBERTS, DOROTHY NIUSSELMAN, MELV1N G KLEPPINGER B S Homemaicing lmdustriat and Fine Arts The smett of detectable foods, ttlc display ot beautiful ceramics and paint- ings, attractive wood carvings, and metal ware illustrate ttie work wtwicti shows us the beauty and importance ot tour art. Because ot the work of these teactiers we shalt leave sctioot with the assurance ttxat we possess ttie atoitity to create and find contentment by doing timings tor oursetves. Page 20 Vocational Homemaking LESTER R. YEAGER, Ph.B. HARRY G REIFF B S Metal SHOPS Woodshops Mechanical Drawing Physical Education Vve are grateful to ttie Ptiysicat Edu- cation Department not only for our stiff backs, sore muscles, and bruised limtns, but also for our sense of fair play, improved posture, and ctiampion- stiip teams. MABEI, JENKiNs, BS. Health, Physical Education