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

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' ' r She f1H!'Sl1.0IIl6SS 'IUZ-lll. her suwet harmony A1111 other chosen, atlracfious, zvoulzl allure A ml vuahe a battery through his liC4C!fUIl'd paris, Wlrlclz now are lnidzvay st0pp'fl. Pericles, Prince of Tyre Melody and harmony are combined in zi song service when Miss Laros leads at chapel programs. Tuning smiles into the hearts of high school students was taught to this little music box by the faculty of Temple University and West Chester. LILLIAN LA ROS Thai Nature mighf stauzl -up. Anil say to all fhc u'orlrl, This is cz man! Julius Caesar To have il beautiful home with fragrant and blooming flowers surrounding it seems to be the pleasure of our lllitllllltl training teacher. To guide boys in how to plan u cozy home with furniture that they may make, adds much to the interest of this man who received his schooling from Keystone State Teachers College and Penn State College. 6 CLINTON A. BILHEIMER For rirtuc' cannot so 'iuoculate our old stock bu! we .shall rvlfslz of it. Hamlet Miss Cochran who chooses Hamlet as her favorite Shakes- perian play, causes us to stop and wonder at her ambition of a 'great mind. She was graduated from Rider College and joined our faculty this school year directing students in the science of bookkeeping, mathematics, and commercial geography. CORNELIA COCHRAN

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l-Vull read in poetry .-I nd other books, good ones, I warrant ye. The Taming of the Shrew Miss Hausman of Cedar Crest College teaches German and English broadening the horizon of students in poetry and lit- erature. Her infinite knowledge of life-values gained through reading invites boys and girls to unfold themselves through creative reading. for 'zvlzmf lr is H A RRY 'l'INKCO1.1 I shall .vlmrt my -word By Ic11gil1cn1'l1y my return. Cymbeline Miss Tucker suggested this quotation to us when she taught us the short and long of each word. Quick short words in short- hand and long words in typewriting was her specialty. At the Peirce School of Business Administration in Pllilaclelpllia. and summer sessions at Temple and Susquehanna University, Miss Tucker prepared for her career. MARY FRANCES HAVSMAN Ile hufh o lzvart lm SUIIIIII as a bell and his fongzw 'fs file clappel heart t1zz'nk.s his lonyua 811011 Irs. Much Ado About Nothing A successful teacher, an eminent dehator, at lover of nature all these characteristics are embodied in this one man. Due to his training ut Penn State. Mr. Tinkcom has been able to develop an active interest in debating within our school. MADOLIN TUCKER

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t'I Il'!1S your moflzer lIl'I1ClL upon. llzffse years. Tha! you are non' a maid. Romeo and Juliet Possessing a motherly attitude toward her friends and asso- ciates, Miss Seidel has offered to help many students make dainty pastries and salads for parties. She has displayed a very artistic and graceful effect in the arrangement of foods that we have tasted and seen at exhibitions. Her training at Keystone State '1'encher's College and at Drexel Institute helped her to plan the Home Economic course ol' study. HELEN SEIDEL i'TlL1's is an art ll 1LiclL docs mend nafurcf, change it rallzcr, buf The ar! iI.s'z'lf1's nature. ' NYinter's Tale In the exhibition ol' art work including chalk talks and painted designs Miss Shive reveals nature in its natural setting or as it is rnethodized. The Imoy or girl under her direction gives inter- pretation of nature which in turn gives us the tone ol' his human nature. This art teacher inet the requirements at Shippensburg D0 ROTHEY SHIVE M i'l'0me, and take choice of all my library, .fl nfl so lmyzzilc fhy sorrow, till the heavens Reveal fha contrfllcr of this deed. Titus Andronicus This kind of invitation is extended to all classes and students of the high schools. Miss Hunsberger invites our independent attitude to choose and decide. Grove City College and Drexel Institute taught her how to guide us in the science of library instruction. State College, and Trenton lnclustrial Art School. HARRIET I-IUNSBERGER