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

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on our journey through life l NORMAN A. LAUB, B.S., M.A. Principal A dedicated and devoted servant, Mr. Laub has been principal since 1945. Constantly laboring to improve the tranquility and efficiency of the school program, he has done innumerable things of which we can be proud. His enthusiasm in promoting activities, his belief in students, his ever-ready willingness to help any and everyone whenever the need arises, have not only been an inspira- tion to all, but a tribute to him as well. MR. LAUB, AIDES CONFER Working out a knotty detail on the school's schedule with Mr. Mr. Alfred Laubach, administrative assistant Laub, center, are Mr. Albert Lerch, guidance counselor, and Page eleven

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leads our searching minds LOOK OVER NEW . fx, Twenty-six plus acres of land were turned over to the school last March by the Universal Atlas Cement Division of United States Steel Corporation. Above, Mr. Henry, left, looks over Page ten ALBERT L. HENRY, B.A., M.A. Superintendent of Schools A staunch supporter of school and community, Mr. Henry brought many innovations with him when he as- sumed the reins of our schools five years ago. A man possessing warm interests in students and their futures, Mr. Henry has both seriously and competently been attack- ing his tasks at hand. For relaxation from his many duties and the active role he has been performing in the com- munity, he hunts, golts, or reads. ACQUISITION the deed with two prominent graduates, Mr. Woodrow Linden- moyer, center, board president, and Mr. Richard Miller, right, plant manager, who made the presentation.

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They have blazed for us ALFRED LAUBACH, Ph.B., M.A. Administrative Assistant Vivid and vivacious, Mr. Laubach and his friendly voice start us all off every day with the morning announcements. Tireless and indestructible, his hearty laugh echoes from every nook and cranny of the school, seemingly at once. Whether in direct contact with the students - either singly or collectively - or helping someone who needs special aid, this principal's right-hand-man is a friend to everyone. ALBERT M. LERCH, B.S., M.Ecl. Director of Guidance and Activities Have a problem? Mr. Lerch always has time to discuss it with you. Greatly in demand, his knowledge and under- standing are sought by students, graduates, businessmen, and the community alike. His writing talents are sought by educational publishers. Although constantly busy with testing, interviewing, arranging assemblies, finding jobs for students and recommending them for colleges, Doc is never too busy to help even the least ot us. THERESA DORNBACH qwrsc. Our busy-as-a-bee secretaries are not merely com- pletely competent, they are truly an adoresome foursome. Page twelve JOAN DORNBACH Between the ringing of the phone and the clicking of the typewriters, they greet visitors and take care of our innumerable needs.