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

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rw.-qt fIEbe1927 Qmptennian Gil f .fa ld? :Q-.D 239123 ifilif' if 512.5 5 gk? HW 3 f :Qi I 'S' f-2-1.1 LQ-Cs.: 2 will as 5? IKM 52913 56312 3? 3? IEE! HG ,W ?21 2?l 4, UE' U ,-.-.gc Qi! gf.:-l tn H1 was :max 1552332 ILM! an MQ Sirk. llfllll .3553 BARBARA OLIVE I-IILBERG BARBARA Northampton, Pa. Commercial If silence is golden--she musl be a mulli-millionaire. A very, very bashful girl of the Senior Class. Yes, you've guessed it. Barbara Hilberg, who hardly looks about for fear some one will see her. She goes about her tasks day after day very quietly-sometimes accomplish- ing plenty and other times not so much. Barbara does not belong to any organizations or take part in any athletics because she needs all her time for school work. She likes to attend the movies, which seems to be her hobby. Since Barbara is interested in her school work and nothing else, and now that she has graduated with us after her months of sickness, we know that she will be a success in whatever she undertakes. JESSIE ELIZA KEEFER jess Northampton, Pa. Academic This lass is always heard and seen, Why shouldn'l she be? Her color is green! Jess is the most talkative youngster you ever saw. She is attracted someway or the other to the opposite sex- why, we do not know QD. She done her best to help raise money by constantly taking care of the candy sales. Jolly, good-natured, willing to help, have made her to be liked by every one. Jessie is good in public speaking, and showed her dramatic ability in the class play. She surely was a demure little maid. We hope that jess will gain success as her sister has done, upon leaving the portals of the N. H. S. She intends to go to Keystone Normal, be a loyal Philomathean, and all we can say is, Best of luck, Kiddo! flcliwilirs: Springti1n0 g Kathleen , Miss Bob-White , Fleu- liittcug Girl Reserve-sg Glue Club CID, Student Council C335 Senior Class ay. 017Zces: Secretary, Girl Reserves, Candy Cmnmitteeg jest Editor. AMPTENNIAN. FLORENCE EDELIVIAN KLEPPINGER Fi.ossiE Northampton, Route No. l. Academic Laughs, jokes, cheer, but never blue Thal's our friend F lorencc, lhrough and through. Here is another member of the Howertown trio. '9Flossie is a faithful worker in all she undertakes, studies or otherwise. Her interest lies in bookkeeping and mathe- matics and how she does like to work algebra problems! Florence is very pleasant and agreeable and has won many friends during her four years with us. Her hobby is driving machines, any kind will do, and in this way attends all our high school activities. Florence intends to become her father's secretary, in which work we wish her all the luck in the world. Aclizviliesr Girl Reserves, French Play. I l25l fi:-el ll!! W 'YJ C711 .-51457 Q5 . 1 IEE! ,yo MQ! l. fig?- f.-.fre :Nfl Hi-3 W! UTI HH uw: 5-li! . vu H331 Wil :Ella :awe .-' nl, 6-. turn NIM HH HQIII Edfii 5 5 521071 :kill Dil 5 J F5511 nm 22,2123 jaortbaniptnn Ziaigb bthunl

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Ciba 1927 Qmptenman rxpsnf 1' iw -. -.vi :FS J. ..,,m. at V .,,. 1.-.,f,. iifif. Vltljfllg CHARLES GEORGE GERNERD CHARLIE Coplay, Pa. Academic Yfjiild iiiffflif gif: Man delzghls me not-no, nor woman elllwr. ff QWILE Gaze upon one of the famous Gernerd twins and one of Qviill Nuff- .. ., .. - ,. ni. - the famous four horsemen of Coplay. Charlie has fv- .. ,.,,,, . . . :omg 1:5 been with us only one year, but in that time has earned a reputation as an athlete. He was invaluable as tackle on our football squad and he well deserved his letter with bw, football. Charlie also served as sub-guard on the QZQZZQ basketball squad and outfielder on the baseball nine. This member of our double is quite a student and he ffm does like to argue in our English classes. EQQQQ Charlie expects to follow the footsteps of our coach in entering Muhlenberg next term to take up coaching. Tug-5: gf: Jlclizlilies: CC. H. S.3: Basketball U33 Football 1133 Baseball C535 Class Play, Glee Club, Oratorical Contest Srieakerg Varsity Club. CN. H. S.3: Football, Basketball, Baseball C433 N Clubg Hi-YQ ,,',.-1,5 2232? Senior Class Play. ZIQQU GEORGE MEYLE GERNERD GERNERD H331 Wil if :Grp Coplay, Pa. Academic i 'ff-fl tw- -, 1 A -.V - 1' dnl gym? Much study and learning will make me wild. wifi -32 ll And here's the other one-can you distinguish them? ilvjnll jill, We who know them, can. George also made a name for LQLQN ::+ i-- ,iv Aw himself as an athlete at Coplay High and kept up the 13:31 good work at N. H. S. He held down an end position on 4. the gridiron where he was adept at pulling down passes llfthll and smearing the opposing backs. At basketball lil. J, 3 Geziocrge played guard and in baseball he covered the first sac . 53 George is less of a scholar than his twin, being subject ,.1,.,3 'riff 3.xl71: to the wiles of the fair sex, and is quite popular with them. QQQQQ George and his girl friend became quite chummy in German class. G. Gernerd also expects to enter Muhlenberg with his brother. We wish them both the luck and success SPM Ulf they want to have. -54:7 Acliafilirs: QC. H. S.3: Baseball Cl-33: Basketball 133g Football 1135 g-J-,gg Oratorical Contest Speakerg Class Play 1.43. CN. lfl. S.3: Football, fzfjji Baslcctballg Baseball C-L35 Hi-Y i435 Varsity Club, N Club. WILLARD STEELE HAHN Bm gift Northampton. Pa. Academic ll Jill rf.-ma '.i,51Ljl:E Service is the symbol of success. 31,134 , ff., J Bill came to N. H. S. in l923. During his first two years he was bashful, but he soon found out that it didn't l wr , pay, so he sat up and took notice. Since then he has been ---vt' quite active in all school activities. We will always sr remember him as an actor in some play or musical comedy. He proved himself to be a capable leader by the manner 5131! in which he managed the business department of this book. We do not see Bill accompanying the gentler sex very lQfii'.lif much. We guess he is a bit bashful-but we may be T-31'-Ili Y k h ' ' l I l f fflll fooled. ou now ow tis n severa years rom now with IILH ' while riding or probably walking through the big streets of a big city we will spy the sign, S. Hahn Bc Co., Architects. Acliifilies: Fleuretie g Senior Class Playg Hi-Y 12, 3, 43g S. B. A. 12, 3, 43, Glee Club 13, 435 Radio Club C3, 43. llvdlmll Ojlzcs: Secretary, Hi-Y C335 President. Hi-Y C431 Business Manager, 11115 awp AMPTENNIANg Business Manager, Magazine Sale Campaign. giillglg .ali . Q JI 24 I Lgggg IW iff-52? V N iliorthamptun Ziaigb btbuul

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mp BIIIIIHII -f see r ..v..., J ..3 -'tus ' . -, l ' f-Qfmf. . Til 'Q - The 1927 Q t 'H Ylff 5-ii'5'71l ES - Y lfflll .. ,, .. .. Dill 551,515 EDGAR LAUBACI-I KLINE Doc, KLINEY qw, '-.', l - . -1 'iv Northampton, Pa. Academic Citi Handsome, and always full ofjoy, Makes girls wild about certain boys. . .3 gill' Here is another of the black-haired, sheikish, Hdan- gerous guys. No, he isn't that at all, for he's our class woman-hater, but, nevertheless, the girls still think him a sheik. Doc is the class Daniel Webster, sax- tooter in the orchestra, and chemistry enthusiast. We wil were Justly proud of him when he received first prize in ii Q our oratorical contest. He is also the galloping ghost on the class basketball team. M Edgar simply worships chemistry and expects to make E555 the study of this science his life work, continuing his ,Lge studies next year at the Philadelphia School of Pharmacy. Activities: Miss Bob-XVhite g Fleurette g Hi-V Q3. 435 Debating Wg S115 Cgrchgfra 61.512, fig: glassgasketball Q1-455 Oratorical Contest wil 31,51 pea ery ee u , 4 g i- uartettc. J 2 Htlggs: Advezrtising Manager, AMPTENNIANQ Candy Committee: M-fe 1- ervxce ommittcc. ff- l ' HU HEDWIG CAROLINE KRENCS I-'IEDDYU Wg Northampton, Pa. Commercial Elia gm A good example of a ladylike lady. I-leddyu is one of our few commercial girls. She is a brilliant student and always ready to work. Her readi- Mm ness to lend a hand anywhere has endeared her in the ' V3 hearts of au. MH This lassie's not all work, though. One big smile and a laugh from the person of Heddy is enough to drive -'39 away any one's blues. I Sometimes Hedwig is given to quietness and it is then im'-' that we find her ability as a secretary. Making out the M hooks and crooks and tickling the keys seem to be her hobbies. I-ledclyn has also won many medals for fit? typing. I . jva Hedwig expects to take up this line of work, in which she has our every best wish for success. Aclirrities: Springtimc g Kathleen g S. B. A. QU. Ojhcc: Secretary to Adviser, AMPTENNIAN. WALTER VALENTINE KUTZLER MIKE Northampton, Pa. Commercial .gill EWQ l Don't worry about the future, The present is all thou hast. W The future will soon be present H And the present will soon be past. 79 ,ws gall Walter is one of the most popular fellows of the class, S02 especially in athletics. He has played basketball for three years at the center and guard positions, filling these lfgglgig posts very efliciently. Kutzler also played as tackle on the football team during his senior year. g I Lufgijq Although Walter was prominent in athletics, he did not often neglect his studies and tried to make the best of his xiii high school career, taking active part in class activities. lim, Mike was our class treasurer for the last two years and behaved well as such. il A if- l'z.: N Cl b C3, 4jg I-I'-Y C455 Orft r' al Contest Speakerg Varsity' liziskethall til, 3. 47: Football C-13. J 0 lc Y Y Olhre: Class Treasurer Q3, 41. gym ,wg e . If lb I V are jlintthamptun Ilaigb Schunl