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

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Good Food From the Distaff Side and Good Whether preparing super-special hoagies or delectable holiday dinners, the task is well done when these culinary artists are on the joh. Mrs. Mary Zirinsky, head dietitian, is the brains behind the Flamingo Room lunch program. And with it all she finds . . . . time to help us prepare hundreds of dain- Mr' Oscar Dllllard 15 our eemal ty prom and party delicacies. master of the dishwashing department. Here is proof that the food is good. The staff en- joys it. Reading from left'-Mrs. Eva Lercli, Mrs. Ellen Gardner, Mrs. Marion Gehret, Mrs. Ellen Hauser, Mrs. Madeline Kohler, Miss Phyllis Kocher CCafeteria secretaryl, Mrs. Stearla Young, Mrs. Helen Reppert, Mrs. Reita Wahl, and Mrs. Abbie Smith. l Page 14

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Tea, and Sympathy From Their Colleagues Picture Above - Mr. Lesak shows his homeroom to Mr. Keirn fone file case in the upper hall. At Right-First Payday! Mr. Ervin and Mr. Lahovski decide to frame the first check! New Teachers have special problems. At left Mrs. Anderson explains her mailbox problem to Mrs. Hallman. Mr. Clauser learns the trials of a 'Lsuitcase teacher. No room-so from class to class he gov armed with equipment of all kinds. Page 13

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Company All Around, Naturally They Rate with Us. Dr. Eichler and our teachers honor Mr. McGill at the last faculty meeting. G'lVlr. McGill retiring? What shall we do without him?', Those were our thoughts when we learned that our 'cMr. Fixitw was leaving N.A.,l.H.S. after twenty-three years of faithful service. Mr. McGill joined our custodial staff in V332 and soon became head mainten- ance man, a position which he held until his retirement this past June. Whether the problems were electrical or plumbing, stage scenery or stub- born curtains, dCharlie could solve them with a smile. We shall miss you, Mr. McGill. May the years ahead bring you health, happiness, and jobs to keep you busy. From the raising of the flag to the banking of the boilers, these are the men who make life comfortable and ship shape for us. Our cus- todial men are truly the unsung heroes of the school. Mr. Charles Druckenmiller, Mr. Pearly Druckenmiller, MF- -l0SCPh Bfeitfellef, MT- Rflbeff Stuber, and Mr. Alfred Lauer greet Mr. Harry Rehrig, our new maintenance man. Page 15