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

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1 SAMUEL THOMAS HOWELL, Jr. Commercial Samuel or Bim as he is better known, is one of the most popular of his classmates. He entered as a very studious boy with the inten- tions of becoming a bookkeeper, but we have all seen a change in his intentions this year, for he has de- cided to be the manual training teacher of our Alma Mater. Bim is a bright boy but a bit absent- minded, In the line of music, we are safe in saying that he can make the clarionet talk. He is of- ten seen bicycle riding in the coun- try. His classmates accordingly expect to find him as an agent in the Farm Implement business during the summer months. The good wishes of his class- mates are with him in bis future success, whatever it may be. 1115 ,- A :ii ,, .xr ' I J. ELWOOD HAWK General Altho N. IL S. does not have a vocational course listed on its cur- riculum of studies, Jake nearly converted his present course into one. His favorite haunt, during and after school hours, is the Manual Training Department. He has turned out the best woodwork that has thus far been made in this department. Jake entered High School a quiet boy but we will not vouch for his reputation now. Indeed, rumor has it that he is interested chiefiy in taking walks thru the third ward. We Wonder why? His ambition is to be a manual training expert. A few years at a manual training school and then assistant in the Northampton Man- ual Training Department, is what we read in Jake's future. llllllfi giillg l .llarsi zeffi

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INORWOOD ROBER1 KE Genelal Norwood Robert Ill have you understand, 15 our enterpuslng ad vertlsement and cuculatwn mar' ager To h1s untxrxng efforts a large part of the flnanual suc ess of the La Perle and Amptenman are due Keckl has dlV1d8d h tune between advertlslng and mu S10 H1s accompllshments as a mu slclan were most pronfnnentlv dms played when accompanymv M at the p1 esentatlon of Al mond Eyes Norwood was also mterested class basket ball and track H was one of the few that had a real class su1r1t As stage dxrector he especxally, served h1s class well Exther a school of decoratlon oz of v1o11n study wxll get Keck next year It 1S our hope that he w1ll successfully prove h1s mettle WF. Ilia BEAT RICE MIRIAM GOUGER Genel al I love 11 I low Lt Anil who shall dum To dzndf mc, fiom lomng IILQ man ved lmu Beatrlce has hammered her way thzu hrgh school She has been crowned w1th the tltle oflimal pxamst' for the last three years In add1t1on to holdmg this ofhce she has been an actlve memb 1 ' Sen1o1 Quartette Whenever there IS a nolse ln the Hlgh School BB' is there lookmg' mnocent Just a glergle and then an uproar and Beatrice lS present She ex pects to enter some oflice and wm the heart of some younv lawyer Well the good w1shes of the class -ue wlth you , ' V I Q . ' H 2: QA . I, ' 'I I, , ' ' x, r . X t 1 A - V . 4 Y , ' CK 1 ' , , ' 4 4 ' V 1 1' Q ' .Q 1 I ', A' ' '- . ' 'N . ' , ,, ., .hw . . C ' ' u 11 u ws- ' ' is h . a n e - . '- it . . . . ' - . . , I 1 4 . L V- . G 9' l v ' 5 -1 . ' - the Glee Club, the R. P. S. and the rr I . ' ,, 7 - , iw, . 1. . ' . - . i e H , . ' y . . I - I 1 I D ' . - ' ' ' ' u n . D ' ' ' K I l s N3 A, ,ilu l l - . Al. A Tf wl lv . W ,-eff I 'S -- - 14 ' -- -4, 1 11 Y?-5 u .. ' ' '

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DAVID GETZ College Preparatory Halt! Stop, and take notice, for the next one on the stand is David Getz. Davie has been making ouite a name for himself during his high school course. He was repre- sented in three out of the four in- terclass debates and was also a speaker in the last Senior Ora- torical Contest. One of his highest attainments was his admittance to the Troubadour Jazz Quartette. Davie showed his spirit in ath- letics. You all know Davie at a Basket Ball game. You can see him motioning, calling, yellinf' and trying to sing. You might think he belonged over the hills by the way he acted but all he was doing was leading the cheerers. He is a member of the Senior Basket Ball team. The last thine in the line of athletics for Davie is dancinff. He thinks you must be an athlete to walk from Tenth to Twenty-first at 8.30 and Walk back at 11.30. Well, we can agree with Davie. Davie intends to be a lawyer and some day we exnect to see him one of which the class of '19 and his Alma Mater may be proud. 1 l,,'f55l15?iIH'. :.:'i!xSSfQQLwlllQl I Q?-F?-'SL MARK LORENZO FOGELMAN College Preparatory Sh! the misty veil rises once more, and there appears before our ey es Mark Lorenzo Fogelman. This qu.et, industrious boy, who hails from Northamptozrs neighboring city, Cementon, joined us in our Sophomore year. We never knew that Mark was sentimental until the Junior-Senior Masquerade. Dld I say Junior-Senior Masquerade? It was termed thus, but dear read- ers, do not get the impression that Juniors and Seniors were the only ones present, for Mark was quite flattered, bringing a certain Freshy lassie to this affair. If we wish to point out Mark's bad habits ffor such the above surely isj, we must state his good points also. Mark is noted for his Geometric and Trig- onometric ability. I-Ie is a very re- ligious boy and is daily seen hiking to lower Northampton, presumably to church. Mark intends to enter Muhlenberg and study for the min- istry. Vie know he will succeed in this, for he is certainly able to say Grace before meat. U Y -4-F.. -, - jf -.,, U A, X x