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

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Mrs. Erma M. Stump Standard Certificate, Kutztown State College Social Studies English If there is any one thing Mrs. Stump demands of her students, it is the use of proper English. She has a true aptitude for growing flowered plants and bulbs. A rose by any other name isn't as sweet smelling as when grown by Mrs. Stump. Miss Darlene Wertman B.S., Bloomsburg State College Business Education Junior Typing Club - X Keep your eyes off the keyboard! is the repeated proclamation of Miss Wert- man, who herself is an expert typist. She is able to create within her students a desire to learn. A portable typewriter would probably be best suited for Miss Wertman, because of her love of travel. Mr. Yeanish enjoys working on old cars, mainly because with a teacher's salary he can't afford too many new ones. Because of the seniors hustling and bus- tling around, his homeroom is almost as quiet as a popcorn factory working triple time. I-Ie indeed deserves all the credit due one in his position. 3' q u 5 , , Z. :fi .V rl Q. if if-.if n . J. L, map Mr. Craig Yeanish S. , Bloomsburg State College Business Educ ation

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Retiring Teacher Mrs. Minnie E. Hewitt, who re- tired in june, received her teaching certificate by attending Schnecksville Academy and Muhlenberg College. She began her teaching in 1913, in Washington Township, and has taught every year since then, her other locations being in Heidelberg Township, Lynn-Heidelberg, and finally Northwestern Union School. In these fifty-two years Mrs. Hewitt has taught over two thousand stu- dents, some of whom are the third generation of her pupils. This indeed is a record equalled by few. Mrs. Hewitt says, Teaching has been my life . . . and I've en- joyed every minute of it!