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

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LILLIAN' ELIZABETH BERNHARDT “Sleety Who shall it be? Lillian is another of the happy-go-lucky class. She travels with Toddy Newhard and hoth are alike in two things. She, too, believes in being kind to under class men.( ?) She is another of our singers and is a member of Glee Club and sings in the Senior Sextette. She likes to sleep ami for this reason was called “Sleepy”. But we must admit she is wide awake when the fun is handy(?) Lillian also wishes to become a nurse. We think she will make a good one if a jolly disposition and rosy cheeks help in any way. Success to you, Lillian. HAROLD CLAUDE WOLFE Rather Small, but Good-Natured. Harold was another one of the boys who came from Kreidersville to develop his brain, and he succeeded fairly well, too. But there was one of his accomplishments which far excelled his studies—and that was his marvelous bicycle rid ing. We even used to see him entertaining the kiddies” after school, by giving them rides home. Harold also found exquisite delight in lending some girls quarters to get sundaes. The girls say they wouldn't have tasted half so good if Harold hadn't lent them the money. We think Harold wants to be a speed-king, because his greatest delight now is to push his dad’s Imperial”. We know he will succeed. 22

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ELSIE ANNA STETTLF.R “Belter late than never. Although Elsie lives in lower Northampton, the upper part of the city seems to have more attractions for her. She is frequently seen walking up and down Main street (alone?) Elsie is fond of athletics and plays center on the second team of our basket-ball squad. Tennis also has attractions for her. Anyone calling on Elsie, who brings chocolate candy or ice cream is sure to work himself into her good graces. LAWRENCE CLAIDEN SHOEMAKER “H'hdl have we here? A matt? Although Lawrence is a boy, we .are sometimes inclined to think differently, as his pink and white complexion is rather misleading. Lawrence tried his luck at Basket Ball, but failed, altho he did make the baseball team. He was constantly seek| ing ihe attention of the ladies, although for all bis trouble, he was not very successful, except when it came to using his p. cket knife: then he was in great demand. We feel sure he will succeed as an engineer if he can stop thinking about his complexion and girls long enough. —21 —

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FANNIE HORTENSE HORN “Ah lirehoic weak a thing the heart of woman is. Fannie is one of our number who comes from Coplay. She is very quiet and loves to have things quiet around her. (Sometimes) She used to like the Junior Class pretty well, but that’s all off. thank goodness! Fannie hopes to become a school teacher in good old Coplay. Well, we hope you will succeed, Fannie. CLIFFORD PAUL MILLER “IVe know that with the ladies He's aluvys raising Hades. Clifford is also one of the stars of our class He is one of the best cartoonists we have record of and he supplied many Seniors with cover designs for Patron’s Day. He lias lately shown a decided taste for Coplay and when he goes there be always gets a square deal t Diehl). Several years ago Cliff was fond of barbering, but lie has decided that the occupation does not pay and has therefore given it up. Cliff is quite a Tennis shark, although he takes revenge out of the game, if he happens not to be overly fond of his opponent. —23—