Northwestern Lehigh High School - Reverie Yearbook (New Tripoli, PA)

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F acalty Mr. John, A. Achcnbach ' B .A . , Asbury College Civics American History Mr. Achenbach is a well-rounded per- son because of his sundry and varied Mr. Richard F Baer B .A . , Muhlenberg College German English Senior Play Senior Class Advisor Finding Mr. Baer eating a peanut butter sandwich would be as likely as travels. In addition to a happy disposition, discovering him reading Mickey Mouse, he has a deep religious conviction and derives his greatest satisfaction from guiding people to jesus Christ. Ever willing to share his experience and knowledge, Mr. Civitts has become known in a short time as a reliable source of advice and information. His unfailing joviality may be attributed to seeing' stu- dents squirm after viewing the results of his surprise quizzes . Mr. I Paul Civitts B . S . , M . Ed . , Pennsylvania State University Physics Chemistry Wrestling fCoachj Football fAssistant Coachj since he is allergic to peanuts Cand to students, some sayj. The textbook is only a supplement to this teacher, who uses much outside material in order to make his classes more enlightening and appealing. Mrs. Crighton is an expert in the fields of science and English in which she has large groups of little people. After establishing a goal, she will definitely achieve it. She enjoys activities in the outdoors, such as gardening and camping. M rs. Grace Crighton B.S., Pennsylvania State University Biology English

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Mr. Marvin H. Davis B .S . , Kutztown State College M .A . , Lehigh University Mathematics FTA junior Class Advisor Through the shadowy halls of North- western glides a tall, lean figure. Some- one cries out, Draw! Mr. Davis pulls out a 45-caliber pencil and hands it to a forgetful student. Besides courtesy, accu- racy and great knowledge in math are Mr. Davis' best attributes. Amid the clank and clatter of typewrit- ers, one can sense the glowing presence of Mr. Ellis, who sets a shining example of a model teacher. Of course, even a model teacher can become easily aroused when a student attempts to utilize the door between Rooms ll4 and ll6. Mr. Roger W Ellis B .S ., Bloomsburg State College Business Education Mr. George L. Dilliard B.A., Franklin and Marshall College Social Studies Mr. Dilliard radiates an aura of sta- bility. ln his spare time, ,when not study- ing history books or reading business pamphlets, he can be found engaging in individualistic sports such as golf, bowl- ing, and bawling out students. An educator is the word to describe Mr. Frantz. He firmly believes in hard work and taking notes. An evening spent at the Slate Bowl never detracts from his ability to use his favorite expression the next day, Keep your hands off the water faucets! Mr. Robert Frantz B .S ., Kutztown State College Biology He alth