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

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LLOYD CHARLES SCHISLER Commercial One of the foul, thc i-n1.mm'tu,l iminars That iucrc' :mt born to die. Halt! Who goes here, friend or foe? It is I, Lloyd Schisler, Northampton High School, Class of Nineteen. I was studious in my Freshman year, but soon become interested in the fair sex and alas the results: My ambition forsook me and I came to school to be ai graduate in love-making! I am some violinist. I have served for four vears on the fam- ous High orchestra. While a' school, I took up the Commercial Course. Mv ambition is to become an expert clerk, All right Schisle pass on, pass on! Ljv 1 ,hy in I-?,...2 af Vfi :-'E n. 4' V afjfvv ' ' ' da? Z 5 9 Q !'7 'Mir svn cw mms rn rnrrmr V .- 77.5 1 i i I IRENE MAE YOUNG General The fair, Nm olifistc, the wm-:z'p1'm- sive she. Despite the fact that someone has sand looks are deceitful, we know Kid to be as innocent as she looks fsometimesj. We might also add that she is a studious girl and shines in most of her classes. One of her favorite pastimes- well, we might explain it by mar' netlc theory likes repel and un- likes attract -is to make a list of Unlikes for the week. She used to specialize in the J division of the Unlikes but now we notice she travels from A to Z, omitting: the J'sf' of course. Soon we ex- pect to hear the strains Heating on the breeze Good-bye Boys, I'm Thru. Kid is an active member of the Victory Literary Society. She has served with distinction in both oratorical contest and in the class plays. Her present abilities as a private secretary to Some even now, assure her success in both the business and matrimonial world.

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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

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KATIE ALICE TIDABOCK 'General A daughter of the gods, clifuiuely small, And most divinely faivuu If William Sylvanus Baxter had met Miss Katie instead of Miss Lola Pratt in Seventeen, he would have been stunned alto- gether. In truth, he probabfy did not know that Katrina is also a baby-talk lady. Katie has master- ed it and also we recollect she was master of a secret code which she used extensively in her Sophomore year. Katrina has shone espec- ially as a reciter and actress. As a reciter she first showed her elocu- tional abilities at the Senior Ora- torical Contest, where shencaptur- ed second prize. Her high school career has been between two fires -study and love. At present, we are unable to fairly say, which has conquered. Katie expects to take up teaching as a profession. fl' such we see her in teaching phy- siology. confusing How to love With How to live. Some day we expect to read also a newspaper headline like this: High ,School Romance Culminates in Matri- monyf' gl .- 29 5 f!. L', . . an X, , X RALPH BENJAMIN KUNTZ . -Commercial Benjy paddled in from Treich- lers in 1915 with the Treichlers' bunch. His first years were marked by study, but he has since said that he comes to school to love. This seems to be true, for he is often seen at the corner of Sixteenth and Main. Putting this aside. Ratz is pretty good fellow. He showed his ability as an orator in the Annual Speaking Contest, his ability as an athlete on both the Senior Basket Rall Team and on the Varsity' Baseball Team, his ability as a critic in the Exchange Department of La Perle. He captured a forty- word certificate in typewriting and would easily have made the sixty. had not his sore fingers inter- fered. How unfortunate! Ralph expects to become a sales- man and some day we will un- doubtedly hear of him supnlyinof N. H. S. with class rings and pins. We also expect to hear soon of his heine' united in the Holy Bonds of Matrimony. Here's to your suc- cess, even in that!