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

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FRED AMOS MERTZ V Fred is one of the Goplay trio who entered N. H. S. to further their education with us. Freddy might not be called very active, for he is rather given up to sighing and, Oh, well-. Perhaps the reason for this attitude of listlessness is -because he blows all his energy away at orchestra and band practice. However this does not apply to his studies, for as Ll seholar Fred works well. He never took much interest in athletics, probably due to his state of inertia. He is naturally of a quiet disposi- tion, and the time when he makes the most noise is when he blows his eornet. He expects to -become a drafteman, and has our hearty good will for sur-cess. to make good AMP'rENNIAN, '20 Th Ll fy one See this brilliant Commercial? Why music can be seen in his very exprrsfuon, Lan t it' Harly is our famous high sthool tenor BB5l1llbFl singing in the qenrm Oetette, he nhauns us vuih solos. He has taken lcading parts in two opex ettas and has proved him elf very capable Besides charming us with songs he has at tempted to ehaim us with oiatoly and was one of the representatix es of the class in ou1 ann ial Senior Oratorieal Contest Frey, the lad ulth the lug laugh is hound

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NORMA OLIVIA KN ICJFR This little bunch of humanity hails from the rapidly growing city of Kreidersville. The people round about could tell almost immediate- ly that she would some day become a noted musician. She has lived - tions, as ean readily be during the time that she She was noted for her after studying diligently of music has acquired the ist. She has been the accompanist for the orchestra for the last two years. Wlieii it came to having a good time, Cutie was sure to be on hand. She is fond of athletics, but her greatest diversion is the up to their expecta- seen from her life spent in our midst. charming voice and along the profession title of oflieial pian- ' study of the Life of Samuel Il. outdoor sport. Norma, also believes bicycle riding the best ' We hope that she may always retain her happy spirit and we wish her utmost success a nd happiness. MAR VIN B MCH Here we have him-Marvin Beck, the best all- around athlete of our class. Now Marvie, though strong as you can make them is a very quiet fellow, liked by all his class-mates. The 1920 basket ball team owes much of its success to him. He is a. veritable terror to his opponents -and woe be it to those players who get Marvie's goat in a basket ball game. In his Junior year he strengthened our elais basket ball team. Had Marvin begun to play basket ball in his Freshman year instead of his Junior year, instead of becoming an exeellent basket ball player, he would have become a human wonder in that sport. When Field Day exer- cises are in full swing Beck 's name is always among the winners. As La Perle Athletic Editor he has given us very interesting write- ups. , Whatever may be Beek's aim in life, u'e'll bet dollars to doughnuts that he'1l be sueeesse ful-so everybody give a rip-roaring cheer for the sueeess of our star center, Berk. Thirty AMl l'EN'Nl,X N. 520

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L UCY KA TITRYZV FOGEL G'cne1'al Course General Course It would be difficult to find a better natured girl in the whole elais than L. Kathryn for she is Joviality personified. She entered school here after She had graduated from Coplay High School, and during her short sojourn here, was liked by everyone. She helped in upholding the standard of the girls' basketball team by her position as guardg with her ability in tennis, she was more than a match for some of the local- stars. At our oratorical contest she pressed some of the vietors hard for their laurels. She does not know definitely what she will follow when She graduates, but in whatever she does, sho has our hearty geod wishes. l ml U Sz: .-5 X fcfgrri ,SEER wif 1 'le . N .JL-.. 'T iff it L AMP'l'lCNNI:XN, ,2O