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

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MILDRED A. 'BENVENUTI Commercial l1IiZ1lv'e1Z.'f Whose piictiume is this that here we see? lt's 110110 other tlum Mild-red Be11.Vcn- . .uftiel Although she is quiet, she is popular in our class. This golden haired lass seems to be very quiet, but you should hear her recite i11 Prolmlenis of 1J01ll0I'1'i1Cj' class, In her we can readily recognize the nmxinx Still walter runs deep . Mildred's favorite pus- time is going to the movies. She is 2l1VVi1YS cheerful and ready to help others. As an S. B. A. member she is very active and faithfully takes her pnrt in all work. Some day we hope to hear that she is employed as il Sf0llOg1'21ph91' for some business con- cern. For you then, dear elnssniate, we wish :1 prosperous future. LOUIS E. GLASS Comnlereial . 4'Lou-ie. Tl1.cre's sure some style to Louis Glass, A promi-n.eut member of the Senior Class. This innocent looking chap is the most persistent nrguer in the class. Why? I-Ie never gives in, even if he knows he is wrong. He is a fellow liked by all members of the class and always ready to help ai fel- low out f?J especially in il Typewriting test. Shiek does not let his looks interfere with his sm-hool work, and positively refuses to have anything to do with the girls. Louis expects to become a nmn of fame in the fll131ll'lZl1 world and he will if he still has the pep he had in Step Lively. ABIPTENNIAN, '23 Twentj

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EDYTI-IE LOUISE DEIBERT Commercial Snobs, Edytlw Dcfibort, tha,t's her name, They tell us from third ward she camo To school, four years long, every da-y, To learn srmwthiug new along lfifcis' way Edythe is ai rather quiet girl, sometimesg but when she gets into the right company she isn't quite so quiet. If you tind her in coinpnuy with a typewriter, you are likely to hear a solog of course, hy the typewriter. What will she do after school? Most undoubtedly she will play a solo for ll niillionuire on Fifth Avenue. Edythe and Mildred :ire good palsg where you iind one, you are sure to iind the other. Occasionally you Iind her with boys, or rather only one. MYRON H. REINERT Academic I r H0Ol'igfLlIf.!', 1112's not fb cowboy, nor a oozobogfs son, But he mm sling the bull, till the day's done. Voiln! What an surprise cuine to the class of '23 in September when Myron Reinerr, who lives in our suburb, Goplny, suuiitered into the class room and be:-:une one of the 30 of '23. I-Ie wus graduated from C. I-I. S. in 1922 but thought he would expand his intelligenre hy roinpleting with the 4-lass of '23 :ind we don't hlnlne hiin for this nrt. NVQ- know nothing of his C. H. S. vnreer except that he won second prize :nt the an- nual C. H. S. contest. XVe often wondered if he slung the hull there the way he did in N. I-I. S. During the lirst semester he bex-:une sick every Monday morning but during the second semester he chose Friday instead. I'I00lig'2'lll.H as we cull him. ex- pects to become il dentist after he is gradu- zlted from the U. P. but please M1'. Dentist, don't :ict like your name when you reveive :1 pntient und pull his tongue instead of his tooth. Au Revoir, mon eher Hoolignn , the class of '23 N. I-I. wishes you success. N'iIlJ1ifl?lf1l, AMPTENNIAN, '23

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RUTH ABIGAIL YUUNG C01Il1ll9I'lTlIl1 Ruth, Until her lust yeur in High SL-hool Ruth lived in the 1,1eigl1llo1'ho0d of Stone Church. Kreiglersville, but her parents had pityupon her :md moved to NO1'l'hillll1ltOll, thus re- lieving ,her long and tiresome walk. She usually wgllked, but oceasioinnlly she rode. und the iirst time she 0111118 along in her 1md's Dodge we all salt up and molg notice. One niight think Ruth wus il quiet and slow girl, but youll be surprised to see how she climbed those hills to Stone Cl1Ill'L'l1. She has taken the COIll1llQl'l'lll1 Course, and has been sue:-essful in getting :1 medal for speed in typing. i'Speed is l1er middle name. She is also very fond of inusie, so whatever she does we are sure will be gi sm,-eess. CARL LLOYD SMITH Comn1e1'einl Cutie lt you ever observe u sliztrp eyed. wide- :uwuke laid, with nmgnetim- properties and nppurently 21 relative of Harold Lloyd you 1-ould guess it is CZll'l'- Ullfi0 Smith. 4'Uutie is continually surrounlled by an ,group of udiniring Sophs that he attracts like :1 magnet. He was one of the players .on the Glass team of 1923. Cutie enjoys walking in the country, espe:-izxlly f0Vl'2ll'llS fTrein-lilers. He takes friends along for -l'01ll1l1llly until he arrives nenr his destina- tion, and then proceeds to lenve his friends in the lurehg lets them freeze while he is elsewhere. Cutie is very suseeptihle to toothuche VLH but we susper-t that nmny of his leaves of absence are due to his pres- enre with the Hockey Brigade :lt Willeys , especinlly when fl shorth:u1d or typewriting 'test is scheduled. Une of C!utie'iH pet :un- hitions is to hit the ties and eventually arrive nt Hollywood. We xnuy yet see Cutie's physiognoiny on the sc-lieen. Tzucnty .One :flu -55 Q -' it l 'Q' 'I' 1 lf, .q l uf e ,AliIl'TENNlAN, '23