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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Administration - Faculty - Seniors Emblem- - Underclassmen Clubs - Activities Athletics Memories - Class Trip Patrons 65 97 T13 TT6 P93 P'T.D.

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John Fitzgerald Kennedy The Senior Class of 1964 dedicates this year book to the memory of the late President John F. Kennedy RIDERLESS' Behind the flag-draped loier A stallion pranced along lts proud head ierking to and fro To Chopin's funeral song. Riderless, yet, I could see A spirit riding there A youthful smiling president His hair ruffled in air. Would this be the Master's way To tell those left behind Peace and freedom in this world Are meant for all mankind Ride on, O Spirit, through the years None of us will forget Your words which said, Go forward Although our hearts are wet Prance on, Riderless Stallion Your rider paid the price Take his soul upward Into paradise. - Ben Burroughs 1917 - 1963 'Reprinted from: . . . Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. page 2 Allentown Morning Call Allentown, Pennsylvania

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ALBERT L. HENRY, B.A., M.A. Superintendent of Schools Mr. Henry has distinguished himself for his leadership in school administration. Known to the students because of his presence at school functions and to the community because of his work, Mr. Henry has completed his third year with us as Superintendent of Northampton Area Schools. NORMAN A. LAUB, B.S., M.A. Principal Managing the complex organization of the high school, directing its operating mechanism, and supervising its curriculum and activities are only a part of the never- ending tasks of our Principal, Mr. Laub. In these, as well as in his relations with everyone, including the students, he can always be depended upon for the best. BOARD OF EDUCATION Officially known as the Northampton Area School Committee, this is the group which not only represents the seven School Boards but car- ries out the active policy level functions of all, plus such matters as the employment of teachers, carrying out of State rules, formulating or amend- ing school regulations, and budgeting and allocat- ing of funds. ln return, they receive the apprecia- tion of staff and student alike, and the self-satis- faction that goes with conscientious effort. From left, sealed: David G. Olson, assistant to the Superintendent, Joseph Smida, President Woodrow Lindenmoyer, and Superinten- dent Albert Henryp standing: Russell Becker, Clayton Roth, Arthur Schaffer, Russell Fisher, Charles Hahn, Carl Shoemaker, Sherwood Mann, Guy Rice, and George Bennis. page 4