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

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ERVVIN ROY BRAKER 4 BrnIce1r Commercial ville. Braker is liked by all his classmates, and is a good-natured sort of fellow, even though he does lose his temper once in a while. At Iirst, Braker seemed to be modest and stud- ions, but after his first year ot high school he started in at diiferent-course. Braker was interested in Basketball, securing a position as forward on the class team. He, also, took part in track work, and won the Marathon in his second year in high school. Braker desires for his future lite have as yet not been made known, but whatever career he will follow, his classmates are certain that success Will be with him. G ICUQQBI ltOBER'l' DILLIARD IIilly Connnercial V Look upon this ambitious young man. He is one of the commercial students and is the tallest in the class. being only 6 ft. 3 in. in height. Dilly is a very quiet sort ot fellow but believes in getting loud once i11 a while. He was, until lately the best meter we had to support the basketball team, but has decided to take ilivvers apart instead. VVe hope he enjoys himself. Dilly has planned to be- come a master meclianic and we wish him,1uck. Al- though he held no oltices and has not taken part in athletics. we are proud of him. IRENE EMILY ECKERT , Commercial 1 7'huis fair nmirl wilIVr. lalm1'7'l lm rI1': A' ' ' ' y . . ,. TV'iL'h- 'somemm rise' wlzulrl mulu, H WW- Attention. dear readers! for this deniure maid fleinzmds recognition. . Irene joined the ranks of our class, coming hefef from Allentown, and proved a valuable addition to it. Her smile and her ever willingness to work have earned for her many friends which, we believe, will remain friends to the end. . D D Irene, during her stay in this institution, has been very active. She took part in the Class Play, Springtime, and was a member of the S. B. A. tor four years, serving as its Secretary -in her Senior year. She is Assistant-Editor in the Social Depart' ment of the Amptennian and is an ardent member of the Wfoanwi Camp Fire. .gf Irene takes a deep interest in golf CCa.dC1Y5 and N when she is not at home we know where we can Iind her. In spite of all this, she usually 'has her lessons prepared and we, as a class, feel that We can merit her success. A nr'r15NN1AN, '24 NH I U'W'1r s Here is the only fellow who hails from Seems-

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ARTHUR WILSON BENSON Bunny Academic II Here is Arthur, always around where help is needed. Although he has not shown his skill in athletics, other than tennis, he has been active in every other line of work. To begin with he is a very good student in most subjects. Next to that he is a good speaker. Ho showed us this by taking the second prize in the contest. He began, however, as a member of the Junior debating team. This year he took an important part in the class play and in Springtime, Benny is the kind of classmate we need because he is always willing to do his share and even some one e1se's share of work. His posi- tion on the staff shows his ability as a business man MARGUERITE MAY BERG ..BG,.gy,, Commercial Bergy entered our class in the freshman year, and during these four years she has won many friends Qespecially among the opposite sexi. She represented our class as the star Basketball player and played on the Varsity Team for four years, of which she was chosen captain during her third year. She joined the School Betterment Association and was an assistant to the Jest Editor for the Ampten- nian. Bergy,' took the commercial course, but she does not expect to pursue in that line of work. She expects to go to Stroudsburg State Normal School and specialize in Physical Training. Due to her splendid athletic ability shown to us during these and a, faithful worker. four years we are sure she will Succeed, Eighteen RUTH ADELINE BOYER J1Il'lIl,', Commercial Blom, -rrur Thircl Ward fri:-url, 'Mid rain mul slcrt mul iw mul snow. . This brave ymmg Miss Lu s'l1.nul zroulzl yn. Yes, that's true. Whenever we see Ruth she is busily engaged in study or entertaining the insep- arable Four. Altho she did not display her talent in her high school career, she has a great deal within her. Some day, tif she doesn't settle down as Somebody's Stenog J our own Mem Boyer will be originator of an entirely new system of shorthand, or the inventor of an easy to operate typewriter. Vvhatever your future, the class of '24 wishes you success. .x.M1 l'liNNlAN, '24

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5 ENOS ELSWORTH ECKHART Emmy Lo'use Commercial The Louse is one of those Third Ward Chaps who entered the High School four years ago. Then, he was one of the quiet, studious boys, but now in- stead of taking an active part in athletics, he is satished to go to the game and root for the team and use the surplus amount of energy to annoy the t'eachers with his continual talking. VVhen Eeny found that the best thing he could do -was talk he decided to make his talking worth- while and was one of the four boys chosen for the Ora-torical Contest. I-Ie also had one of the leading parts in.the Class Play. Eeny has now completed his course and ex- pects to become a prominent member of a large busi- ness Iirm sometime in the future. Success to you Eeny old chap-adieu. MABEL VIOLET FRABLE Bubble Commercial ' Mabel is a very quiet girl when certain teachers are around but oh my that third period in the morning certainly is used by Mabel and her friends by telling what occurred over the week-end. Her greatest pleasures are piano playing, dancing, enter- taining friends and roaming to Laury's. However, she is business-like and taps'the type- writer keys and writes shorthand at a surprising rate. She won the fifty-word bar which proves to us her ambition for commercial work which she has completed successfully. Mabel intends to work for some large automo- bile company, especially one that is specializing in Fords. We wish you the best of success Bubble, l l MAE ISABEL GOUGHER 'tS11ubs' Commercial Twenty' l Sh! Who is that girl? To be sure if it isnt Snubs, our young lady stenographer from Second Ward. Mae was a very quiet girl when she first entered high school, but after two years of study hervquietness disappeared and now we find her president of the Giggler's Club. She is also an honorary member of the inseparable Four. Mae has not taken part in many affairs, but one day we shall find her typing the scenario of her own play entitled The Mystery of a Dimplef' Mae has not yet decided what she will do after she leaves school, but the class of '24 wishes her success in anything she attempts. Aiir'ruNNIAN, '24