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

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, ,. ul l ELI ZA BETH ARABE L LA RICE Commercial Lizz-inf' Ilmwffs may 0017110 mul lwrsns may go, But Lizzies go on fo1'cfvo7'. What! You don't know who this young lady is? Why, of course it's Lizzie Rive. formerly of Kreidersville but now of First xvtllll. She entered N. H. S. iu September 1919. just. a few months after graduating from Kreidersville Prep. For a short time she was rather timid but now-1 well that's gp diifereiit lI12ltfG1'. After she had xvgillged from Kreidersville for three years. her par- ents den-ided to move to town, thus iuakiug her life easier. She was a fairly good student through the four years of High. and has allready won a medal for speed typing. She is also an ac-tive member of the Inseparable Three. ln the future she inteuds to bet-ome a private seeretary in some large beef-packing company. Best of lurk. Liziif, CHARLES S. SNYDER Academic II Chas, Who is this? it is Chas. He cannot only sing as well as Caruso but c-an speak as well as any orator from Ed, Burke to Billy 'Sllllll2lY. Talk about 'lneing fast. It takes 'him a long time to -'et started hut then- br r 1' -you Ulllff see him for dust. '1'l'he Hind 'Gap polic e have his uumherl. f haS won 'ten dollars 'hi the Oratorieul Contest but 'would have reeeived more 'if the Contestants would not have mt out '1 urudv hand 'Merely looking at this young: lad you wouldu't think he tould net the part of ri 'villain 'hut 'he sure did in our operetta Gypsy Rove1 '. lVhile in 'Step Lively . the Senior class play. Ihe was a iLig,:ui1'ied 'private S9l'l'Pl'f1lj',. fSf1'l2fZJ1lflif?J1 .AM rwrzxxms, '23

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SHAME upon ye and ALL your children TO LOSE ye DEBATE after all the VICTORIES ye have won. lint '4All's YVELL that ends well. IF we but try to SUCCEED in yet other THINGS we can PERHAPS regain our LOST honor iu ye SENIOR. CLASS play STEP LIVELYH Say we AND, keep STEPPIN' your life ALL through- UNTIL ye have MADE :1 name for' YE and your FAMILIES and step OFF while STEPPIN' LIVELY. VVHO says that TVVENTYATHREE ai11't gm' no STYLE ? It's got style all the while ALL The while. All the while-. E. N. C. YV. 'Q , AMPTENNIAN, '23 S'i1ffl?!?lIf

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LEONORE RUPP Academic I Tillie I She doeth little kivzdtncsses which most leave fmzrlone, or despise. Tillie is a slight little maid with a wealth of shining blonde hair. She is re- nowned for her famous playing on the harp She is one of the brightest of the class and is a very conscientious student. She has X spoken in public at the Freshmen-Sopho ' more debate and again gave a reading at ' the 1923 Inter-Class Debate. As an S. B. A. member she will be sorely missed for no one was more dependable than Leonore. Al though not of an athletic nature she is a Basket Ball enthusiast. Don't ask why' Leonore with Garrett and Lillian are the K 4-lass musicians and often travel together We would not be surprised to see them 1 together in a Lyceum Course. GARRETT B. CONOVER Academic II Cary, t . Four years ago among the class of '23 was a small boy by the name of Garrett Conover. He was destined to become fam- ous by his musical abilities both vocal and on the violin. His appearanee bespeaks of a master and we know he will some day be one. He took the music 1-ourse for the four years and received mu-eh benefit from it. I-Ie had important parts in operettas and the plot of the Senior play Step- l.ively centered about him. He was Class President in our Junior year. At present he is direeting a SY11l1'lll01lX' Orcfliestra and has rendered a convert which was a sue- cess. I-Ie was alternate for the Juniors in' the '22 Inter-Class' Debate and an Oratorical Pontest speaker. Garrett always lends the Class a helping: hand when it is in a pine-li. XVe expel-t Cary to fiddle his way tlirongli life as he fiddles his violin. Ami-'1'r:,NN1,iN,4 '23, l ,Eighteen