Nazareth Area High School - Comet Yearbook (Nazareth, PA)

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Nazareth High School Howard E. Gold Reds A Creature not too bright or good For human nature's daily food. Howard is the class orator, a second Demosthenes! As noble Demosthenes clocutcd on the shore, so did Howard in Economics class. The class will little note nor long remember what he said here, hut it can never forget bow he said it. Howard's chief occupation is limited to three tV. tickle, tease, and torture. Doubtless. Howard will spend the larger proportion of his life in raising chickens. Luck to you boy—chicken dinners taste good. Esther F. Kleppingcr Ted Everyone has his faults. Ted needs no introduction on the basket ball floor. Her fame spreads both near and far. And how often has she enlightened a rather dull program with her musical ability. ‘‘Ted has usually taken Iter school life as it came except when it became too distasteful. Her pol- icy was to study enough but not too hard. She does not appear to have a definite ambition, but . why worry? “Every bird will find a nest, sometime. We extend to you our good wishes. Walter A. Jones Jonsib When he's around there's fun galore. Without bint school mould be a bore. Walter is our prize fighter and the wit of the class. He is a student from the rural district and altho his town docs not abound with angels there arc many spirits (?) hovering about. Tire gov- ernment recently captured a still n'every- thing. Altho Jonsie is not superstitious the spirits often move him. Walter we wish you all the success possible.

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Beatrice Y. Itterly “Itterly' “In icboo! she i quiet—acts just so; Outside of school—how can we knowT‘ The fact that Beatrice is quiet in school is shown by her conduct marks. Her name leads all the rest. Beatrice comes from Lafona. several miles from Belfast, so site has quite a journey each day: but that’s nothing if one has so in- teresting a Junior boy to think about. Beatrice is a faithful worker and quite an essential to the class of 22. Her classmates will never forget her for when they were doomed to exams, she was as a white angel bringing hope, but if she could only have brought some of her surplus conduct mark. Her aim is to become a physical directress. Here's luck to you. The Comet iq22 Paul B. Dennis “Dennis “Ab. that I were as great a man As I would have you think I am. Slowly treading, ever onward, comes Dennis, a mighty man of business. Dennis is known near and far as an earn- est newspaper reporter. Ilis ambitions are infinite but N. 11. S. has not suffered thru some of the feats of this daring young man. He never took much inter- est in athletics, probably due to his state of inertia. As a student. Dennis showed great ability and we feel assured he's bound to make good. Mae E. Hellick Hellick A face with gladness overspread Soft smiles by human kindness bred. It would be difficult to find a better natured girl in the class of ’22. To look at her one would think her a veritable “Sphinx. but we know appearance must be deceiving, thru her unceasing chats with Dennis. Hellick is very good in her school work, when she doesn’t for- get (?) to study. She is very fond of reading novels and can always be found reading in her spare moments and in moments not to spare. Her ambition is to become a Kindergarten teacher. Her classmates wish her every success.

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Martha Koch “Patsy This lass so neat, with smiles so sweet Has won our right good will. Since Martha is one of our commer- cial twins, she is not with us very much, only in English class, where she and Lappy use the same book daily. It surely is lucky for some that the supply of English texts is limited. Martha is a jolly girl, always ready for a good time. She plays center on our Varsity team and she certainly does play. No doubt Patsy will be somebody's stenographer some day. May you have a bright and happy future. The Comet 1922 Arthur L. Lapp Lappie One hour a day to study. One hour a day to eat. Tuo hours to think bow tired I am. And twenty hours to sleep. Arthur will always answer to the name of Doughnuts.” His pastry has been as manna to our famished souls, indulged in between classes. Arthur is always ready to help and a smile is his mute greeting. Should Arthur ever adopt Trance as his country, we should tremble for the language. Mon Dicu! What- ever is your future, we bet dollars to doughnuts, it will be a great success. Ruth Miksch Ruthie Cute and little—mostly little. Ruthie belongs to our Commercial department. Ruth joined us in our Sophomore year and she adopted our method quite placidly. Her eyes arc her high lights and we often wonder if she throws those shy glances to anyone in typewriting class—but then there are only two girls. Ruth never says much hut we know she always is thinking. Maybe she is another of those clever, rather heavy thinkers. She is inclined toward the commercial world but one can't always tell for we often see her down town after school waiting for some one. The wishes of ’22 are always with you. Ruth.