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

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JUNIOR CLASS SONG 1914 O lTn flu' fllllf' of -fl1l1e1'iCc1l O My clear olfl N. H. S. lt was easy to guess XV hat we would do. XV e hacl coine out to-night, Ready to win the fight, :Xml we have clone it right, As you all see. Let junior cheers arise Up to the starry skies, Although we lost. Let all the Juniors wake, .Xml in those cheers partake, Let e'cn the darkness break, Although we lost. Now we will all retire, For dampened is the fire W ith which we canie. Since the debate is clone, Anfl the great goval is won, YVe're all in for some fun, So come along. ELMER SHAFER, '15

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THE JUNIOR CLASS 0 Clays C nI01's-Navy Blue and Old Gold. O Class Ojftict'1's: Pres.-vlosepli Herman Vice Pres.-Emma Boyer Sec.-M. Pauline Royer O bl UN IQR CLASS HISTORY FTER the beautiful High School was built in IQIO, it was whispered among the lower grades that the electric clock in the principals room was an ingeniius device that tends to sep- arate the wheat from the chaff . Applying this to the Junior Class, there is noted a sad relation. This clock in IQI2 tinklecl in the ears of fifty freshmen. which number dwindled to twenty-nine as we marched along not with-out some credit. through the curriculum in the first three years of the course. To-day the score and nine are emblematic of the sturdy oak which from the little acorn grew . Wfe are some timber . Everybody in N. H. S. except the other classes and the faculty, acknowledges it. We are wading through the Slough of Languages, English. La- tin, French Zlllfl German, without faltering and our mathematical ac- coinplishmeiits are similarly without blemish. Our forensic ability is of no mean quality as the Seniors will ad- mit. lYe sure did give them a scare in the lnter-Class Debate. Then we have some of the best athletes in the entire student body. Holly gives a run to all other claimants for athletic honors and we still talk of the achievements of Peachy who was released to Mercersburg .fXcademy last year. Clihiorfl. one of our two cartoonists. won the marathon in the 1914 Field Day and Foster pushed his bicycle under the wire ahead of the other contestants. And what with a poet con- tinually putting our nonsensical doings into rhyme? VVe have not enumerated all our speed artists. Parson Kern's Hfty nine and