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

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i C' 1 Q LITER l ys AR, Mi. OUR LITERARY SOCIETY 19141915 HE work of the L1terarxf SOClCtX of thm IJ'1Q1I term was 'xx 1 whole verx' good XVhen xve my xery good xxe mean CVLIV body the membcw and the V1b1tOlQ lLCL1VLCl 'L great dell of beneht out of our Frldav meetmgs lhe debates xxe all agree luxe 963111015 of the Qchool have organwed txxo debatmvf elubs These de batmff elulas gleatlv alded our ventral debates 'md C1'lCO11I'1QLCl the loxx Ll Clwfaee ae well The musxcal mxmbexs xx ere vuv mterestmg .md the reutels ex savxsts and oratora d1d then parte xvell The Fruhmeu mdted need some p1'a1se for then xvol k m lLC1f1l1g 'md xve hope that thev xx 1ll con tmux then' Qpleud1d spu It m the remammg vearw of the1r Ihgh Q bool careel and each veal trv to IIHDIOVQ, the work ot the Souetv lhe Cll8.lOgL1GS plucnted Lv 1'lll1T1l26l'-x ot dxliexent classex xxele greatly emoyed and rexulted 111 shouts of lauffbter The last meetmg of Olll I xterarx Qoexetx xx ae one of the Nuceewu of the Qehool year Tullx four hundred people were there md tbex' all Qcemed to be xx ell pleaqed xx xth the program flue ended om l 11L1 my bouety for the past llC1111 'md xxe hope that the meetmqs of the fOllxW11l1g1.Cll119 max prone to be of qreatex xuccess than exer before QxM lxlclx xxxm Glxxcrl xULR IQIR 18 I L- , , ml TW QC-, H1 ,,.,gnfN' -xl xl swf V' xl 'T. x 'fill F' Y V X X 4 ' V i , I YW 1 More-'xs7 O V - . f fi r Y I 1 v c A - Y A -J 1 ' -' ' -5 -.1 J' m c Z- - A ' ' . ' :. i, ' 1 f been very instructive, probably due to the fact that the juniors and . Y 1 - - A ' A f 5 ' : - B ' Q ' 4 I 5 X ei. . X I T - C 5 . . ' . - ' A v -' Q' 1 ' 5 .5 C 6 . ' A . . 4 1 ' A 1 ' A : ' - '1 7 V. ' ' r 1 V ' ' J' ' 1 -,. C - T X' x - J .. - ' 1 7 , x ' Ls- .

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1- I2 C A UI Q5 rr' 1 . A E . ..- O NAME I NICKNAME FAVORITE HAUNTS CHARACTERISTICS I FUTURE DESIRE I FAVORITE SONGS I i Q M4444 A A4 I 44 , . Grace Kocher.. . . Tiny .... . . Interested in a hook .. . . Quiet.. . . .. . . .. . . i Nurse.. . . .. .. . . . A little girl shall lead them. . .. . up Pi H nif l U X0 Y- Leota Newhard.. . Doughnuts.. . . Coplay .. . . . .. . Making Contracts .. .. . Chauffeur .. . . . . ' gVhat's thegngtter with father?. .. El ie Stettle ji y Tre h Lo king l r Safety Firs I ' ' ly 2195 - Pauline Royer . .. . 'jack .... . . Near Sc nebody .. . Talking and Giggling. . . ' Teacher and Wife.. . . i Poor Pauline! .. .. .. . Samuel Farber. .. . I Lizzy.. . . . Home. . . .. . .. . . . Washing Dishes... . . . . . Useful to Ma ',. . . . Home Sweet Home.....-. .. . . .. Carohn Stem.. .. . ' Sister ...... .. Bethlehem ....,...,... .. Talking ..... . ............... .. Torment Teachers ...... Tgying so hard to forget youk... dd, Nea h i 0' 1' i . 8' , f ' Helen Meyers ..... .. i Deacon ..... .. On 21st St ........... .. Chewniig Gum . ....... . ..,.. Druggist ...... .......... . . I.miss hun all the time..... .. Ruth Gangwer .... .. Giggles ..... .. At the da ice ...... .. Nlaking Facesg Giggliug.. Actress. ...... ........... . . W Waltz me aro ind and around illv .. -- Hohie D r -- Gi U no Jac ey I A V .. Lillian Rernhardt .. N Sleepy Slats ..... Bei ..... ...... ., Sleeping' .... 5 ..... .. Kindergarten Teacher! Ifyon talk in your sleep, don t 8:c. Cl Hoagland NI ., That Si ile. I y 11 ff smilie. I D i , Ellen HCSS- . . - . Miss Prim . . . I With Sis ... . ,. Ea5ng:Choc. Cake... .. . Good Cook. . . .. . . Saving my kisses for some one. . . Esther Weaver . Sticks ...... .... . .. 5 In Lyric ....... ...... . W Knocking ............... . .. ' Stenographer ....... ..... 1 The old mill stream CDry Ru.nJ. .. Gladys Milham, ., I Chattei-.h ,X U I At the window , , , , I Decoration . .. .. . Window Decorato .. N Please pnll clown that curtain. . Howard Dankel ,... ICurly. .. . .. . IOn the Street ,, . .. . . . Swinging Skirts, .. . . .. Hobo. .. . .. . . .. . . Yip I Addyvl Aye... Z. Harold Frey.. . .. iCuypid. . . .!In someone's heart.. . .. Loving ...... . . .. . . . r.-'i.xLover.. . .. . . . .. . Everyggc ly ' doing it now . . Par Typ nv tyi yp PP OP joe Herman. . . Kaiser ..... .. Lihrarv ...... ......... ...... . . Eatingzour-kraut ......... . Scientist .................. .. I Dentschl ind ueber Alles.. .. Foster Weitknecht. I Handy , , , In Dnddi 5 Fr-ankl n ', , H indy with the Girls. .. Good Hu hand. .. . W I wish l had algirl.l. . .. . . .. Clifford Mill I Cliff p, p g , l IOP C 1 1' Arthur Hahn.. . . Butch , , , , 4 Kleppinggl-'S Corner, ,, , Making doggies . . .. Butcher. .. . .. : Didn't-raise my dog to be a sausag Harold Wolfe .... .. Shrimp... . .. .. I Chasing clogs. .... .... . ..... S having ...... ...... . . Dog Catcher .... ..... i QL1tk1CklH5I my dog around Earl Hawk... .... .. Enoch ..... ........ I Pushing an Overland .. Day-dreaming .... jitney Driver... . ....... lGet out and get under . - .- .

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TH E INTER-CLASS DEBATE o HE annual journey ol' the earth in its orbit around the sun brings with it lots oi pleasure, opportunities and happiness to High School students. lfVe enjoy these things in our gen- eral routine of school work. Probably the happiest time of the year for the two upper classes was the Amiuial lnter-Class Debate on the question: Reszalzfcd, That Wfar is not Detrimental to the Progress of Civilization , which was held on the even-ing of April 30th. The two hostile armies-the junior Affirinatives and the Senior Negatives-were slcirmishing around the famous Auditorium battle- ground for about live weeks before hostilities really began. The Juniors were under the leadership of H. Farber, Herman and S. Farberg while the Seniors were heroically led by Generals Kaslovsky and Shafer, ably assisted by Head Nurse Lesher. Finally the commanders of both armies drew up their forces on the famous Auditorium platform, and on the thirtieth day of April of the year Nineteen Hundred Fifteen probably the greatest battle in the history of the forensic world took place on the above mentioned battlefield. Both armies advanced and were each in turn driven back thru the skill of the leaders of both sides. Hostilities continued for some time. when the judges stepped forth and acted as a board of ar- bitrators, deciding that all maneuvers should cease and proclaimed the Seniors the able-bodied champions of the iight. To be sure. the curious crowd of spectators quickly agreed with the Judges. Immediately after the crowning of the champions the vast Senior army responded with- their impressive class songi tvg 1.3.3 - , , Q3