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

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AM1'T1zN N IAN, 324 Twmty Five EDGAR FREDERICK LANE Ir isIL riEIZ.,! Academic Il Into our rrmlcs from Copluy c-dum xl frrfrlclvrl fm-r' lm! hy the umm' of Lune. Irish is a good sport and a good basketball player. He has served N. H. S. basketball teams hibited good sportsmanship a11d clean playing in all games. Ed is a staunch supporter of all class events, altho holding no class offices. Edgar has studied diligently since his entrance into High School and expects to become an engineer. He expects to go to Preparatory School for a few years and then to College. We wish him Luck and Prosperity in everything he undertakes. LILLIAN B. LAR.os l Lil Lil has been a faithful worker throughout her four years at N. H. S. Among the many important offices she so successfully held, that of Class Treasi urer, Secretary of the Camp Fire and Assistant Class Editor-are the most outstanding. Lil was one who could always be depended upon and took an active part in plays and operettas, having roused the public by her line acting as Abigail in Spring- time, She also featured as Alice in the class play and was a booster of the Girls' Glee Club. Last but not least we may speak of her accomplishment as a Celloist. Sl1e intends to enter West Chester Normal School next year, where she will follow a musical course. May success await you Lil, V 5 VERNA MAY LERCH Vcr11y Commercial Course ' This little lass belongs to our 1924 Class. Verna is a quiet girl, but she always has a large number of. friends. Her favorite hobby in summer is swim- ming, in winter-dancing. As a Camplire Girl she is very active and faithfully takes her part in all work. She has taken the Commercial Course, and has been successful in winning a. medal for speed in typewriting. She intends to become an expert stenographer. Best of luck Verna. for three years of his four in High School and ex-

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MARGUERITE ELLEN KOCHER JIIarg'Ze Commercial This fair young maiden comes to us from our neighboring town, Cementon, and is proud of it. Marguerite shows a, good class spirit and is always ready to lend a hand. She has been an active worker during her four years in high school and does 11ot have time to bother the male sex. She is very quiet, but when it comes to studying and giving recita- tions she is one of the best. She also has charge of most of the Senior candy. Marguerite and Evelyn are good pals, where you find one you are sure to find the other. She expects to become an expert stenographer in some large business firm. Margie you may be sure the class of 1924 wishes you suc- ELSIE MAY KOHLER ffElsie Commercial Ah! what do We see here? To be sure if it isn't Elsie. Elsie entered high school in September, 1920. At first, she seemed very' bashful, but after making friends we find her busily engaged in talk- ing and laughing. She still holds on to her old idea of becoming an expert stenographer. She has proved to be very industrious while attending school. She took a principal part in the Senior Class play, as a prominent member of the Campfire, and is also chief entertainer of the Indispensable Four. Elsie has shown us that she is capable of hold- ing a position in an office by working for the DeLong Furniture Company. May success and luck be yours. 5 XV cess in Whatever work you do. YVESLEY KUNTZ U7PS Academic Twenty Four Wes hails from Treichlers and has shown us the qualities that pure air develops. He proved him- self a good sport all through the four years, inas- much he was a. member ot the basketball team and was partly responsible for the winning of the cup by the Class of '24. His best year in N. H. S. is the last one. We are sure he will never regret it. Wes is our Class Treasurer and steadily has shown us a good example of Class spirit. His efforts are untir- ing, as has been shown in all our sales and cam- paigns, candy-magazines, Class play, and other ac- tivities. If there is money any place, there also is Wes, for he has firmly established himself in our good faith. Wes is going to Cornell and we wish him the same success that he has attained in N. H. S. AM1f'r15NN1,xN, '24

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WARREN LEROY MANTZ 'i'II'mz. tsy Commercial YVarren came to Northampton High four years ago, a very bashful boy, from Laury's. But now, we just can't keep from telling you he's changed like all the rest of the boys. He's sure to be heard tho he isn't always seen. r Muntzy is, however, a diligent worker in his studies and writes shorthand very well. He is an accomplished typist, having captured several medals. One of his best hobbies is to take a ride on the Laurys-Oementon Express. Warren expects to land a job with some big manufacturing plant and we know he'I1 succeed. VVILBERT EUGENE MARSH Ilmipy Commercial NVhen Happy entered High School in Septem- ber 1920, as a recruit from Kleppingefs Corner, he was just considered as an ordinary school boy, but during his four years in school, he has earned the honor of being one of the three tallest in the class. At the annual Held day events in 1923 Happy was one of the two who won a prize for having the highest score in his class. He also played first clarinet in the High School Orchestra for two years. As Happy is taking up a course in wood turn- ing in connection with his commercial work, we do not know what he expects to do after graduating, but we are sure he will succeed in any undertaking. Wishes for good luck go with you Happy, MARGARET MARY MAGDALENE MEIGHAN M fl y y'ic Academic Maggie hails from the lower end of town and Ttt'e11ty Sin' is quite proud to live 011 Dewey Avenue. She is quite popular in High School and enjoys a host of friends. She was always active in all school events. She took a leading part in our class play, 'Spring- time, and i11 the operettas during her four years in High School. She is one of the business man- agers of the Alnptennian and we owe the success of our Oyster Supper to her. Maggie was a member of the Senior Girls' Basketball team. Margaret deserves a lot of credit for her singing. She sings like a Silver-throated Opera Singer. We would like to see her make use of her musical talent, but she has decided to become one of the few women engineers. Well! The Class of '24 wishes her all the luck in the world. JXMr'r1aNN1.xN, 524