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

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Miss Grace M. Moore A., M.A., Bucknell University Latin French English Reverie Miss Moore, who reminds her students of a female Mr. Novak, makes not only the education, but also the moral and so- cial betterment of the students her concern We have heard that she enjoys high speed driving, but even she was curious as to Why her speedometer needle remained at 120 during the cold spell in january. Shhhh is the byword of Mrs. Mos- chini, who is constantly attempting to maintain suitable studying conditions in the library. A true librarian, it is ru- mored that she is familiar with all books in our library from A to Z. Mrs. Sarah B. M oschini A.B., Maryville College S . , Drexel Institute Librarian junior Library Club Senior Library Club c Y Mr. Ralph M organ B .S . , Pennsylvania University St ate Mathematics Football QCoachj Wrestling QAssistant Coachj Sophomore Class Advisor A recent poll conducted in Mr. Mor- gan's classroom has revealed: Qlj Mr. Morgan enjoys reading compositions which he assigns. C25 He delights in breaking sticks. Q35 His Wrestling tights have a slight resemblance to long under- wear. Our new football instructor evokes a terrific amount of drive and determina- tion. Mrs. Nagle, our second semester substitute for Mrs. Soldridge, would much rather teach music than other sub- jects, although she is quite capable of teaching almost anything. One of our more versatile teachers Qafter all, how many teachers can sing When their stu- dents are obnoXious?J, she also has a ready sense of humor. Mrs. Elizabeth N agle B .S . , Ithaca College of Fine Arts Substitute for Mrs. Soldridge, Second Semester 13

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Mr. Frederick L. M antz B.S., West Chester State College Music junior Band, Senior Band Color Guard Majorettes Waving his 12-gauge baton, Mr. Mantz has somehow managed to curb band absen teeism. A thorough background in music qualifies him to transfer his learning to aspiring music students. His earnestness and ability must lead to success. Mrs. Miles has stated that creating things with her hands, such as marking INCOMPLETE on report cards, is her favorite activity. If one had to depend upon someone to get things done, one could always depend upon this teacher. Mrs. Marilyn M Miles B .S . , Kutztown State College M . A . , Lehigh University Art Senior High Arts and Crafts Club Mr. William H. Mas ters B .S ., Kutztown State College Science Science Club If one really likes his Work, one lives a happier and more fulfilled life. Mr. Masters falls into this category of people. He often gives the impression that he would like to be in forty-six places at the same time and that he'd enjoy it, too. Time is often insufficient for the many projects he has in mind. lf one can manage to penetrate the earth-shattering screams of the girls' gym classes, one is able to hear the earth-shattering orders of Miss Miles. She has aroused enthusiasm over the many girls' sports, in which she does an excellent job of coaching and tutoring. Miss M ary Louise Miles B .S ., West Chester State College M .S . , Temple Univeristy Health, Hockey Physical Education Girls' Basketball Cheerleading, Gyin Club Ir. GAA, Softball Sophomore Class Advisor

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Mr. John E. Reppert B. S. , Pennsylvania State University Industrial Arts john E. Reppert is the cohesive force behind the gang which is commonly known as the shop boys. He is an amateur photographer, hiker, and traveler. It would be difficult to visualize Northwest- ern Without the presence of Mr. Reppert. With the voice of an angel and the technique of an army drill sergeant, Mrs. Soldridge sings along with and reprimands our choruses. If music is food for the soul, Mrs. Soldridge has the most well- fed soul of us all. M rs. Camellia C Soldrldge B.M., William Carey College M.M, , University of Southern Mississippi Music Junior Chorus Senior Chorus Guitar Club Mr. David R. Smith B. S. , East Stroudsburg State College M. A. , Lehigh University Science Social Studies Driver Education Faculty Manager of Athletics Our capable organizer of athletic events, Mr. Smith, has asserted that he dislikes undependable students. As our driving instructor, he has stated that he has never been stopped by the police. CRumors say he was going too fast to be stopped, but this We don't believed The patron saint of all history classes Mr. Stoudt is unsurpassed in the educa- tion of all aspiring history students and basketball players . He is indeed able to induce any student to give his best. Mr. Russell F Stoudt B.S, , Kutztown State College Varsity N Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Social Studies