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

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MJ swf U11 2151! IW,-ii I-'I '12, MPL 551474 Qyrzv c vp: WJ W J' ii iw, 11.1.3 QFKPN: wt' S I .I S Ml mf: E? Mill 3952 airs E' .rw LM Hiilij IIWLH EIU we The 1927 Qmptnnnian 1927 Class Roll BACHMAN, MARTHA CELINDA BATH, HOWARD DONALD BEERS, WILBERT STERLING BENDER, PAUL ARTHUR BIBIGHAUS, ELIZABETH ANNA CHANDICK, ANNA BERNICE COBLE, CHARLES WILLIAM DAY, LILLIE ELIZA DOTTER, VERNA ARLENE ESCHEN, JOHN FRANCIS FARBER, RUTH EVELYN FOGEL, FREDERICK HENRY GERNERD, CHARLES GEORGE GERNERD, GEORGE MEYLE HAHN, WILLARD STEELE HILBERG, BARBARA OLIVE KEEFER, JESSIE ELIZA KLEPPINGER, FLORENCE EDELMAN KLINE, EDGAR LAUBACH KRENCS, HEDWIG CAROLINE KUTZLER, WALTER VALENTINE LAUB, ROGER ELLIS LENTZ, HARRY JAMES LUCKENBACH, LOUISE SELENA -LUCKS, DAVID MATHERN, WILLIAM ALBERT MERTZ, DOROTHY HARRIET MICIO, ANDREW 'ALEXANDER MILLER, LOVENIA ARLENE MILLER, MARGARET CAROLINE MILLER, OTTO JOSEPH GLADSTONE MINNICH, KATHRYN PAULINE NEWI-IARD, WALTER DANIEL NACLE, ELIZABETH LAUBACH NAGLE, MYRTLE IRENE WAGNER ODENWELDER, EDITH MARGUERITE RABENOLD, HILLARD CHARLES RICE, NORMAN ASHER RODENBACH, ANNA IRENE ROYER, EDWARD ALBERT SCHAADT, LOUIS HENRY SCHNECK, WEBSTER ALLEN SMITH, WILBUR RAY STOUT, PETER WILLIAM TERMENA, JOSEPH ANDREW TRANKLEY, MARY ALICE U91 Mil Sw A . 53:25 . -gg LM HJ wg? 5153? B I DEQ 55225 KEITH U 'LSU SALE QQ EQ Ui! Q25 lil! In MQ 55353 Uliifl M HW 25645 UM 2:2951 iq, 211,333 stu 32 BHDVIDHUIQJIIJII Ibigb 5:13001