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

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ll ,Aviva .K-, ,, f- J., The Senior Class History Jumoisl Still 'ilixe and xery actixel We held a xyelner roast at Charles Pcarces and we Cas xx ell as the gate crashersj had plenty to eat and a grand time We also had a Halloxxe en party in Anna Clarks garage and a Christmas dance in the school What an adorable little wax mustache on that sax s upper lipl The officers for the year were Presi dent Louise Vlaschal Vice President Luther Hofmeister Secretarv Jean Coons Treasurer Kenneth Pembrldge Historian Ethel Colvin The Junior Jump xvas a big success We all had a wonderful time The The Prom will be long remembered and long extolled The Community House was the setting for this gay and sxxanky affair Seniors' at last Forty eight of us perfection personified Our ofiicers ar Albert Rorapaugh President Frances lVIcDonald X ice President Secretarv Florence Leaning Treasurer Kenneth Pembridge and Historian Ethel Colxin We held a Christmas dance in the Abin Garden Puss Baer and his orchestra turnished the music the lights were loxx the music sloxx and xxe all had a marx elous time Both sections ot the beiiors had Christmas parties lhe SKIP in the history of C Q H S was the one held by the Seniors on May 5 Did it make a big impression' As this goes to print vxe are looking forxx ard to Class Night the Senior Banquet and Commencement We feel that xxe haxe left a good record and one Qto underclassmenj xx ell xx orth emulating 4 ' L- 51' ' ' W-' V 1 , a .si gli f -:fig w , is ' . lj J-4- -JW -:aw ' , -I .fy 1..'5.., - I L' s ,. 's v ku v S is is . 1 v , 1 . , 1 ll' . . s . l ' A Y 7 ' . ' , l 1 3 ' - , 3 W , I .W ' i' swf. I D l . rings chosen by the class were the outstanding ones in our estimation. K Q: . y 3 , 3 A . y r' , .' 1 ,. ' 1 , ' : .Y , . . , , . n .l . , . . v, ks' ks v' v v ,A ' . P ' L. ' 1 ' w f ' ' v 1 - ' 1 ' ' ' ' v v . s . . . . ' . A' . I I I ' tx nw . I Aw l Aw L1 l v 1 I 7 wus' X l , ini-xi-I 1-iz nap ax- :oil-11 1-111101130301-.1-livin i'n1ogo11x3o:41o1-vi-rx' 1

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i 'L'5Lv uf O I 6 THE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Senior Clr s has asprred to and reached the supreme glory of graduttron Thr Big Nloment rs rt hand Looking brck our the twclxe ling formrtrre rerrs we realize their importance Remember first grade and Nlrss Barnes' Remember those pictures we hrd taken then' Whoex er would hare thought that that cute little duffer with bobbed harr and bangs would be Donald Prlrner 7 Or that tall per on with curlx hrrr Albert Rorapaugh' What a bunch! We Xe grown up since ther and the change seems to be for the better th rnks to the nfiuence of Yllss Carpenter Hr Bubb and others Our wrrtuesq w ell we hare nt broken all the conx entrons vet Remember the parties at Stone s rn eighth grade' We bolted into a rollicking Ifreshman rear under the coaching of 'VIr Bubb 'rnd Nlrss Allardrce ably assisted bv the class officers Vlargorre Bean President Ixenneth Pembrrdge Vice President Dot Mumford Secretarx and Treasurer Harold Doud Oh what parties and oh what fun Our Swphomore xear opened rn full blast We elected the tollowrng officers President Jean Coons I rce President Albert Rorapaugh Secretary-Treasurer Donald Goley Historian Louise Nlaschal. We had a Weiner roast in Snook s Grove-w'e re still Wondering how' when and where those Juniors put mo.:t of the Hot Dogs. Our next big occasion was our Hallowe en party at the school during Institute Week. We had cards drncing and refreshments. Then came the Hop!!! or is it Hoppe? Our first big event. What gowns! What pep! What music! Iack Sontag furnished it and our decorations were blue and gold. , . . -11 , . 01- -1.:i.1..:+.i..i.1w3-si: ixi 1--1:1 1. 3 -- V-4 ---f, j -'-- - ,Z I Qt -.,-Ll,-4.1- , . 1. A 4'-Q ? -- , wi 4: . --- A -:ii 1 - - 'J Q I, A N - ., I E - .ug r wud . I I gif- Q., -lieu, .W -. - 51111 1 - ' - I 2 S51 N1 Av ' . . . 5. 1 r 1 1 1 2 ' 1 ' A 'K1 Z . ' 2 .11 1 1, 1 1 . 2 1 5,12 .., , . . . G Q - I 4 1 . .. -. . 1. . . 1 . , 1 . , A .. . . . I v 2 1 P ' 1 Q v A 1 , 5 ' 1' ' .' 4 . . . -1 v 2 ' . . Q 1. 1 y 2. n 1 I 5 g , 1 . v .' , , 1 . , 1 . . , , . , c I I ' .s . 1 -1 V' 1 A , A . i , I . . . t . v 1 , 1 , 1 4 1 I 1 4 1 . 1 1 , .-N . I W V- ' ' ,--1 ' . . . ,Q w Y . W c I . f . , 3 U I ' 1. ' , . Y. . . X . 1 - v v ' - r 4 v Y 1 vo 4 1 4 1 1 I 1 ' 1 v V . , . , . ., Y . , . . . K . Uv . . -1 . 1 . Y. . ... . . . ,. - . Y. . . . - - L 1 - v - 1 a Q 1 v Q 4 1 1 1 1 .w I 1 I I 1 ! 7 Y ' Y 1 V N 7 s x I Y I 7 1 v 4 . 1 C r . . 1 ' f K . , . . ,- Plfrlfiirii Pl4Pl1lPQ bil P11 iii

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.-N gi'-9 I 1 O I , , dv nl X X ,qu lu-Us Lv 1 , 2 X 4141 ALYCE KING Mlckey Clarks Summlt ETC 4 Hockev 4 Basketball 2 Glrl Reserves 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Muslcal Comedy 2 3 4 Sure enough Bridget IS just another l1ttle sold1er 1n the arn1y of flghtlng II'lSh Her her1tage IS well repre s nted w1th her smxllng blue eyes and the great abundance of wlt Brldget IS a likeable soul and onc one gets to 'ke her she stays llked She can k1b1tz ln a manner entlrely lnconquexable to anyone else and she adores a movle whereat a few happy tears may be shed Shes gomg to b clther a sec etarv or half owner of an auto laundry Heres success to you Br1dget' DONALD PALMER 'Dome Clarks Summlt lvusncal Comedy 2 H1 Y 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 Who IS alwavs late for class? Who always knows h1s Democracy? Who takes the sltuatxon as lt comes regard less of c1rcumstances9 The onlv answer to these questlons lS Donald Take l1fe easy lS h1s motto and who doesnt agree w1th h1m'P Donald IS actlve 1n the Boy Scouts and act1v1t1es other than those connected w1th school Hes a gcod student but somehow he turns h1s back on too lnten QIVS study Donald IS plannlng on bemg a b1g help to Uncle Sam 1n the future Go to 1t Donald' DOROTHY SHAW Do Clarks Summlt Glrl Reserves 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 Operetta 1 Sec retary Treasurer etc 4 R d ha1r cute sm1le and sex appeal thats Shaw Gen ercs1ty 15 her watch word and more med cal students her motto She would walk a mlle fol a b1t of fun any merry maklng but wouldnt we all'P She lS consc1ent1ous and a true frlend She would also be fond of traveling 1f she had a car we th1nk Ph1l1v would be the dest1nat1on Red says that she lS undeclded as to her future but we feel sure that she w1ll be a succ ss m any field wh1ch she may choose for w1th those flammg tresses and her personahty anythnw IS possxble Kenny Chmch lla H1 Y 1 2 Washmgton Pageant 3 Glee Club 4 Chffs 4 Treasurer 3 4 V1ce Presndent 2 Class Presldent 1 Football 4 Baseball 2 Muslcal Comedy 4 Kenny IS a regular paradox of emo lon He can be s nous buslness llke humorous or dowm-1ght k1tten1sh' H1s moods are as steady and dependable as a day 1n Apr1l He IS a memb r of that celebrated gang b tter known as the Three Musket ers of the Sen1or Class Wherever Kenny lS nolse IS also H1s fa1or1te pastlme IS trymg to make good w1th a c r am Semor and from all clues and evxdence not bad Kenny We dont know what he has planned for the future mayb at least we th1nk he should b a flrst class g1gal0 LOUISE MASCHAL Susan Clarks Sunmut President of etc 4 Glee Club I 2 4 Art Lluh 2 Girl Reserxes l 2 Student Councll 2, Hockev 4 Class Preszdent 3 Class Basketball 1 2 Class Hxstorlan 2 Washm lon Pageant 3 Musical Comedv 1 2 3 4 Cllnk' Clank' Clank' SWIS'-I 'wheteeeu 1 The m1n1a tu e W1llI'lWll'ld Wh1Ch just passed was none other than our Susan gomg nowhere fast as usual Comb1ne Vll1aClty perscnallty and Oflglllalltfy and you have Susan and a smlle as broad as ltS owner IS long wh ch IS say1ngalot for the smlle bu not much for the ow r who IS all of four fee' n1ne 1nches' Studles are among Susans lesser worrles but she has malntalhed a credxtable scholast1c standmg W1thcut Susan etc meetmgs just would not be She dehghts everyone bv combmmg downmght serlousness Wlth uprlght Jolllty and we love her all the more for lt 5 rr - - ---S' ' -' - - Z :,1,.'iAT 'ZLL l 9' T gif- : ' U 4 n , I -'-5 ' -' '- ' - N ' ' ' V 'lf 1 ,.'+, , 1-. V- V V1 f- 4:13. . ' -1 1 ll ' 'V ' , . . .1 I , 1 I 1 -13 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I f 1 1 1 - .9 I . 1 I 1 . . . . Q , c .i . . V - I ' - - .1 . . . 3 . Y vi! 1 A ' . , . 4 - vu - 4 1 C ' , I 1 1 1 - 1 L . - .1 - ' 1. - ' - 1 5, . . . . , C . no . . . Vi ll tl! ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 5 1 I ' 4 - . . ,, . Q ' Q ' 7 - 1 1 - . , - - - 1. 5 1, ' ' ' . . ' l . A . . 1 ' M I . - f . Y 8 . . - Y I nf .lc . ' f KENNETH PEMBRIDGE 'A ll !! ' Q '- . ' . . 44 ' 'r , 1 h 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 W, V ,Y Z 1 1 I ' 1 - I 1 2 M was A 1 1 I - . is V . ' 'V it , . . Q' Q ' - ' ' lr ' ' vw X ,Q , - , .. Z - Q .1 1. ,A ' Q f ., 4 1 , . .. D ,, . sa. c . . .1 .1 - - - - , - 1 - V 1 A . Q 5 . . 1 P' - 1 - :I -2 . ' . '5 1 1 3, it e - ' . n -9 - Ylii , 5 .- . -1 . 1 . f 5 -1 - - -1 v J 1 1 'v 'la 1 - 1 1 y, , H ' 1 - . ' ' - . . I TAY 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 - - ' :K 1 3 1 1 1 5 v I Y ' ,7 . 4' f B I ! 1 4 1 9 D I l ' ' A . . '. 4 1' ' . 'f I I - T . . . . . H 1 ' S A .. 1. - . . V . A . ' ' ' ' ' at It . y . i - ' t ne ' t . . ' 3 ' gifs ' . , , . 1 4 I 1 , aw' C A H y . - - A ff .