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

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Those who wished to remain Peacefully stationed at Drepanum, Built there for themselves A new Ilium with Acestes for their king To rule In equity. The remaining few set sail, And at Venus’ imprecations to Neptune A safe voyage was promised With the loss of one alone, Palinurus, Captain Of the fleet. Italy at last! Sibyl of Cumae Was consulted and she attended Aeneas In his descent to lower Hades To visit his father, mortal no longer. Who revealed Their awaiting fate. Building the kingdom at the place Designated by the fates, the Dardanians Founded again a mighty realm Which suffered wars and revolution. But stood Triumphant at last. Such is the story of the hero And his faithful followers, whose fates Rested in the hands of dietics Who wrangled always among themselves To control The ordained kingdom. And now. behold! Great Rome Empire of all the world, built upon The trials and sacrifices Of this unselfish band bears evidence Of victory, Won through faith! —Gloria Sieger A H}

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Always pleasant, always jolly. Mr. Sheaffer acts as our highly esteemed principal. Among his numerous educational pursuits we find Shippensburg State Normal School: Muhlenberg College, where he earned a B. S.. Muhlenberg College and Lehigh University graduate work. He received an M. A. at Columbia University. Swimming, while devoting himself to the pleasure of fishing, seems to be Mr. Sheaffer s pleasure. IRA L. SHEAFFER As a parting liberty, we’d like to call Mr. Smith a good scout.” even if he is dignified and can remember all the history dates. Mr. Smith claims Keystone State Teachers’ College as his first step upward and his Ph. B. degree. His studies were enlarged upon at Columbia University. In 1929 he completed a course in secondary measurements at Lafayette College. When the fishing season opens. Mr. Smith proves himself a true follower of Isaac Walton, devoting many hours to this time-honored sport. RALPH F. SMITH Mr. Beers is our well-liked and rather grimly humorous commercial teacher. He graduated from Bethlehem Business College, took a B. S. at Temple University and graduate work at Lehigh University. Mr. Beers finds it hard to leave his gardening in order to come to school, for it is more interesting (we suppose) to grow greens than to discipline ’’greens.” STANLEY BEERS i 16}