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

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SYLVIA P. GROSS 1060 Main Street ullflzat liglzl is light Sylvia bc not sfcfn ll lzaf joy is joy, if Sylvia be nal by? Two Gentlemen of Verona Thoughtful, willing, happy and jovial are just a few of the adjectives describing this competent and diligent lady. Sils pleasing personality and sweet disposition have won many friends and admirers. Never was there a more ardent and enthusiastic follower in our school activities. She is one of the Commercial students and we can imagine how pleased her employer will be with this cheery stenog. l'om'mcrcial Course Activ1'tics: Uo1n.mcrcz'al Ulub 1. 2g Glee Club 23 fill Aboard 2: Calcrirrg Club Sli HGOITYILOV.-Y Dailylzlcru 5g Class Basketball I, 2, 55 Girl Rc'ser'ves 2. 5, 4. JANICE HALL Treichlers, Pennsylvania Who is thefaircsf flame Tlzai l'1'v'd, that lozfd, that l'ik'd, lhat loolccd with cheer. Janice, one of the Gold dust twins, named by the teacher of P. of D., comes from Treichlers. Jan's cheerfulness and confidence invites a host of interested friends while her attention commands the friendship of a Knabe. Her winning, radiant personality has done much toward making her school life interesting among us. As a keen observer and thinker she hopes to sharpen her wits at a higher institution of learning. Das Gluch und die Frohilchkeitf' Acarlcrmic Course Acliv2'tie.s': Library Ulizb I, 2: Glen Club I5 Kodak Club 2, 53 All Aboard 23 Cafeteria 25 Service Club 53 Girl Reserva 2, 5, 4. GEORGE HALL 1636 Washington Avenue 0 gentle Romec, lf thou rlast loam: pronounce 'ltfa'itl1fully. Romeo and Juliet Attention! Here comes a gallant Romeo, none other than George. Though fair n1aiden's are one of his interests, this youth has been active in athletics, and has been a faithful member of the band and orchestra. Georges engaging smile and ability to be a leader are sure to carry him through life. Academic Course Activities: Band I, 2, 5, 4g Orclwslra I, 2. 5, 43 Hi-Y I, 2, 5. 4: Treasurer 5g Football 2, 5, 4: Biology Club Ig Class Basketball I, 2, 5: German Club 23 N Club 4. i

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MARY DANNER 2219 Main Street I rather 1l l-S11 you foes than hollow friends. The Third Part of Henry the Sixth If we were to elect a class gossiper among our class members, the honor would surely go to Mary Happy Danner. She has more authority on gossip than The Cementon News and her news is more complete than the New York Times. Happy is a genius in her line. a wonderful athlete. and one of the loveliest girls of our class. Mm-y's goal lies in the nursing field and we FRANK DERGOSITZ lvalnutport, Pennsylvania Route Number 1 I hear, yet say not much, but think the more. The Third Part of Henry the Sixth Very quiet and unassuming through the three years of High School life was Frank. He is a very studious young man and has always been very conscientious in his work. Frank's future is a dark, deep mystery, but we're sure he will walk into his career 2? cglietly and thoughtfully as he walked into our portals of C'017Z771,0l'Cifll Course .-lct'im'ties: Business Educator Club Ig Patrolman Ig Sf'1'C'lI.lTLf Club I, 23 Commercial Club 5, 43 Operetta- Bits 0' Blarney 4, Boyle Glee Club 5. hope she will be a great aid and blessing to humanity. Academia Course .-1ctz'vit-ies: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club Ig Girls Nw Club 1, 2, 5, 4g Girl Reserves 2, 59 Cafeteria 24 Come out of the Kitchen 4. MADLYN MAY DEIBERT 2316 Washington Avenue Therefore lore moderatelyg long love doth sag Too swift arrives as tardy as too slow. -Romeo and Juliet A calm deliberate attitude describes Madlyn who decided that hurrying to school or anywhere is merely a waste of time. Yet this sturdy patient mood has won for her a. poise that re- mains undisturbed in the fastest competition. Her ability to type nearly a hundred words a minute proves to us that when speed is required in her life she can meet with success fearlessly and promptly. Commercial Course Activities: Class Basketball 1, 25 Dramatic Club I, 23 Glee Club 1, 23 Spanish llIozm Ig Girl Reserves 2, 53 All Aboard 53 Typewriting Contest 5g Service Club 35 Newspaper Staj' 4.

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rr I PETER R. IILUSCHAK 1357 Stewart Street Of a cheerful look, a pleasing eye, And a most Noble Carriage. Henry the Fourth This blonde brown eyed Chap is very fond of the girls. CAsk Suej. When you hear a chuckle in the Classroom you have proof that Peter is around. Pete', is always ready to smile. He is a speedy shorthand writer although he tries to make us believe he isn't. His hobby is sports He plays football and baseball very well. YVc hope he continues in his cheerful manner and lives happily ever after. Com rnereial Course .'1et1'1'it1'es: Commercial Club 1, 2, 5. 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 5, 4: Basket- ball I, 2, 5, 4, Baseball 2, 5, 4g1 oufbaIl5, 41 IV Club 4. ELEANOR HERRON 1616 Washington Street There is much music, excellent eoiee, in this little organ. Hamlet Grace, charm, sweetness beyond the telling, a rippling speech that trickles into nothingness, a touch that would do violence to the infinitesimal heart throbs of the snowflakes-everybody knows Eleanor. As soon as she arrived at Northampton from Palmerton, she was stepping into everything. She avoided all pitfalls of trouble successfully. From the beginning she was an enthusiastic leader in Dramatic work. Her interest in athletics shows good sportmanship. Eleanor wants to prepare food as dietitions do. Can she fail? Uh NOV, Her happy disposition is such that will make people cry, Eleanor, it tastes delicious! Academic Course Activities: Vice President of the Junior Class Cafeteria 3: Junior Oratdrieal Contest 53 Glee Club 55 Come out of the Kitchen 4g Girl Reserves 5, 43 Bits 0'Blarney -lg Concrete Courier 43 Catering Club 4, Editor of Amptennian 4. V. STEPHEN HORODINSKY 1385 Newport Avenue He seems iirzdifererzt, or rather swaying more npon our part. Henry the Fifth Stevie the boy with the golden curls, is one of the best boys in History and P. of D. He seems indifferent in some classes, but then his enthusiasm increases in the other classes. He took some interest in athletics, especially in baseball which seemed to be his main interest. The various clubs proved a delight for this boy who belonged to quite a number of them. General Course Activities: Science Club 23 Hi- Y 2g Baseball 2g Class Basketball 2, German Club 53 Jllanual Training Club 5g Baseball 5: Class Basketball ,ig Junior Class Play 35 Hi- Y 53 Art Club 4g Hi-Y 4.