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

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ADELAIDE AMELIA FRACK General f!AdJJ IfTubbyJ! But so fair She takes the breath, of men azoay Who gaze upon hoo' unaware. 'Twould be a shame if we would let Adelaide Amelia slip by unnoticed. She is one of the smallest of theeluss and one of the most attractive. Her chief characteris- tic is the un-gentile way in which she uses her hands in explaining chemistry. She would be an excellent teacher in a Deaf and Dumb School. She and Kochie are the A-1 students of Economics class. Adelaide has a long walk to school, but we have never heard her complain and she always seems to appear on time. Ad must have some seeret charm with the boys for she is always popular with them. Perhaps it is her beau- tiful handwriting-Who knows? Do we not see her reading notes every other period ill the day and the rest of the time writing them? She used to have lunch in school, but now she prefers' to walk home.perhaps to get a better appetite. Ad has done more for the S. B. A. than any other member and is President of it at the present time, and has held an important ofliee in the class since her entrance. MARGUERITE JEANETTE KLINE General IiBCtz!J f'She was om' queen, our rose, our starj And then she danced-O H canon, her llCWLC'i7'Lg.7'u A gazette cannot satisfy Belz's eraving for news. She loves walking and usually ehooses the same hour and spot to walk to. We know why. What time did you say his shift startsw? Shes a movie fan and oh say! her favorite star is Buster Keaton. She's very popular among the girls but we believe she is just as popular among the opposite sex. No one ean beat her in a good hearty laugh. When she gets started we don't believe anyone could stop her. Her a1nbitio11 is to ber-ome a nurse but we think from experience and the !l1l1J9tll'2lllC9 ot her shoes on a Sunday morning that she would be better as a Marathon dancer. T uzmzity Nine :XM1'TENN'lAN, '23

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PAUL THOMAS General Tommie IRENE G. BENVENUTI Connnercial Irene Irene is the grey-eyed lass thut's always shining in our class. Irene and Mildred can rarely be told apart but-we are speak- ing of Ire11e. Tall and blonde she can often be seen walking the hulls with typewritten sheets in her hand. She and her sister are very faithful to our class and IIIXVIIYS do their bit. They are the only sisters in the class and at n glance you would think they were twins. They both expect to become typists. And then he bears witlwut abuse, The grand old name of gG7I,flG'l7lCM1f, Here it is. Look at it sideways and get n Wonderful View of Freckles. Some had men carry lead ill their backs but this husky basketball guard carries 21 scar under his eye. He is very proud of his scar :ts he Won the guine with il cracked cheek. Tonnny was very active the lirst three years, but the last year he got into had company, the Senior Trio, and with the others kept High School from being an, dull place. Tommy took part in the Inter-Class Debate, i. e. outside. If none of the Senior debators had any points Cas the Juniors sayj the Senior Trio had thein outside after the show. Tonnny likes to ride ill a tlivver, usually Gougher's, Kochie's, or Sh001ll2lkQl'!S -and they usually run their rnces in the school room. Paul was n good chemist always playing with the wash bottle. He never took any notice of girls until his Senior year. Oh, Boy! Come and Ce- Menton. ADIPTENNIAN, '23 T wcuty E-ight

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FLORENCE VIOLA HOFFMAN Commercial Florence , This little lass, belongs to our 1923 Class. She comes from Cemeuton, the little place ac-ross the river. Florence is a very quiet girl. but sho always has a large lllllllbel' of friends. She has for her motto, Be ready , and, she has shown us that she has lived up to it. Wlienever anyone in the class asks hex' to do anything, especially typewriting work, she is always ready. She is quite a speed artist at the typewriter having won one of the medals. I-ler chief ambition is to he a private secretary to the wealthiest business man in New York. EMALINE CAROLINE WOHLEY Commercial Emal'ine'i Emaline is so small it is SOIJIPHIIIPS hard to see or find her. Be that as it may, she those as her motto t'Wo1-k before play. She would never let good times interfere with her work especially Business Law. and if she keeps on going the next thing: well know that She will be Judge of The Su- preine Court. She expects' to he a stenog- rapher for a large firm, in the near future unless she changes her mind anal he:-onles the lll'6'Si1.li:'l,lf of some 1l0ffl1 02lf 20Vl'1'Illll0lll'. AVMP'rHNN1AN, 723