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

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ETI-IEL LYDIANN IVIOHREY Yes, the accompanying physiognomy is that of Ethel Mohrey. Ethel breezecl into the High School four years ago, and has not missed a day of come tardy since. She is fond of basketball, cheering, and cheerleaders. As a. Freshman she was substi- tute on the varsity and the last three years she held down the position of guard with the invincible six. Among other things, Ethel belongs to the Campfire, makes herself heard in S. B. A., and ably played the part of Mrs. Herrick in the class play. Ethel intends to become a pedagogue and will continue her studies next year at Kutztown Normal School. Judg- ing from her past record we are confident of her SIICCGSS. .KMPTENNIAN, F174 STERLING WILLIAM MILLER Stm'lMr.y Bert General Sterling entered our ranks four years ago and now look at him. He's been very busy these four yea.rs despite many hardships. He was a member of Student Council, Boss of the Oyster Supper, and a member of the orchestra during the iirst and second years in High School. During '23 and '24 he played a forward position on the basketball team and with his buddy incorporated the famous Miller to Young pass. It was this pass that de feated some of the best scholastic teams in the valley. Sterly is well known among the pupils of High and also about town. XVe are very proud of him and we hope to see the day when Bert will be managing some big store. DOROTHY LOUISE NICHOLAS N'if'lf1l1 Academic I 'tNicky. the artist of the class, has been a very active member throughout her high school career. She has served as a member of the stait for four years. As Class Editor, Stafl' Artist, Class Historian of the Black and Orange, an-cl Assistant Editor-in Chief of the Amptennian, she has been a great suc- cess. In her studies she is unexcelled, and as an artist she is very capable and obliging, She designed the high school seal, and supplies posters whenever needed. ln years to come she hopes to be a profes- sional designer, and the class predicts great success for her. For we all know from experience that what- ever she undertakes will be a success. TZt'UIIf'X' 5071811

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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

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EVELYN BOYER PETERS What is that muflied tone we hear ,coming from the rear of the room in study periods? It requires only one guess-Evelyn is giggling. Evelyn is one of Laury's most prominent young ladies. She be- came a member of our group in 1919, when we were still in Eighth Grade. Although she is always will- ing to participate in fun, she never lets good times interfere with her lessons. In the tive years that she has been in the North' ampton Schools, she didn't miss a day. Her school and class spirit is on a high standard. She added quite a sum of money to the class treasury by selling candy, magazines, advertisements, etc. Evelyn has become well acquainted with a large number of friends, who wish her a happy and prosperous life in the future. Ttventy Eight HELEN BERNICE O'LOUGHLIN 'BobI1y Commercial An athlete, a tomboy, a schoolgirl,-but a 1001, woman, withal. That's Helen. An athlete-to be sure! Bobby was a member of the Girls' Basketball Team for tour years and was loyal to her Alma Mater as such, A schoolgirl-while occupying this station, she called to the attention of her 'class-mates and friends the hidden talent of public speaking as was evident by her success as an Inter-Class Debater, as Miss Somebody Else in the class play and by her por- trayal of The Music Master in the Contest. Helen is a born leader-so say those who knew her while she was President of Council, Treasurer of S. B. A. and Literary Editor of the Black and Orange and Amptennian. Naturally, Helen has many friends who hope that her future will be a bright one. JULIA DOROTHY PIATAK Commercial Shall I slap you? is a favorite saying of this Miss. Julia comes from Newport and is proud of it. She has proven to us that Newport can produce just as good stenographers as can New York. She is a veryquiet girl and has a sweet disposition which ha.s won for her many friends. Julia is very fond of typewriting and often one can hear her say, Verna, let's typewrite next period. As a member of the Woanwi Campfire she is very active in all its undertakings. She expects to become a steno- grapher to some large business firm, Success to you, dear classmate. A M11'r12N N 1..x N, '24