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

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EMMA POWERS “Irish” 2166 Washington Avenue I hate to see a thing done by halves; if it be right, do it boldly; If it be wrong, leave it undone. —Gilpin Irish” is a thoughtful young lady, quiet and conservative, who loves to study and read. She can take responsibility, too, for she will complete any task placed before her, with all the powers” her name gives her. She has a pleasing personality, is careful in dress and appearance. Her character is best illustrated by her membership in the National Honor Society, the rules of which she upholds to the utmost. High in scholarship ranking, and forceful in word and deed, Emma has proved herself to be an outstanding leader of our class. Academic Course. Glee Club, National Honor Society, Dramatic Club, Bits O’ Blarney, Love Pirates of Hawaii, Lantern Land. HAROLD D. OPL1NGER “Einstein” 1858 Washington Avenue He uas a scholar, and a ripe and good one; Exceedingly wise, fair spoken, and persuading. —Shakespeare There goes Einstein hurrying along to his classes. Loitering is not in this young man’s vocabulary. He has definite inclination towards the sciences, particularly electricity. Upholding the rules of a broadminded chap, he delves into the secrets of debating, controlling the minds of an audience. He is a great expert at impersonating, especially the part of a dying fiddler, as proved in the Junior Speaking Contest. A visit to the print shop will enlighten you as to his initiative and ability. Einstein” would like to pursue an advanced course of study at Lehigh University. May his hopes be uncurtailed. Academic Course. Printing Club, Public Speaking Club, Ring Committee, Varsity Debating, Junior Speaking Contest, Student Council, Commencement Committee, Amptennian Staff, Girl-Shy, Boys Glee Club, National Honor Society. SARAH C. MILLER “Babs” 2132 Lincoln Avenue What; gone without a word! Ay, so true love should do: it cannot speak. —Shakespeare Though few know her inner self, “Babs” is of a kind and loving disposition, which has only been revealed to her select companions. Among her classmates, her quiet nature attracts little attention, yet her pleasant smile has made friends of all close acquaintances. As a commercial student, Sarah ranks among the best. A faithful worker, never neglecting her studies, she has shown her desire to gain knowledge and efficiency for the secretarial future she plans. The one who will conquer her boy-shy nature may be rewarded for what seems a “hopeless” task. Commercial Course. Travel Club, Music Club, Dramatic Club.

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WALTER MOLESKY NICHOLAS FANOK SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Walter Molesky Nicholas Fanok Charles Yale John Regec - President Vice President - Secretary Treasurer CHARLES YALE JOHN REGEC

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Treichlers, Pa. MARK H. FRANTZ Marcus’ A day for toil, an hour for sport But for a friend is life too short —Emmerson Here’s to the youngest member ot our class. “Marcus” is a fellow with many possibilities. He never snatches at things, but takes the time and trouble to prepare himself completely. This ambition should make him a success in life. “Marcus” is a heavy user of midnight oil, as further proof of his liking for work. Probably all of his popularity comes from his whole hearted friendliness and jovial nature. Rumor has it that he is quite a “ladies man, but only in a quiet, unnoticed way. A look at his picture will convince you. Academic Course. Printing Club, Bits O’Blarney, Dramatic Club, Newspaper Staff. GERALDINE MILLER 813 Lincoln Avenue Jitney” Life is like a game of tables, the chances are not in our power, but the playing is. —Terence Behold — the Tom-boy of the Senior Class. Whenever a noise is heard, you can be sure “Jitney” is near, for she is one of “The Big Four.” It she is not with the other three over-active young ladies, then she’s in the presence of the opposite sex. Geraldine is not always looking for fun, however, for she spends considerable time with her studies, and is a student of no mean ability. Her excellence in swimming and basketball, combined with her pleasing personality, will surely make her succeed in a physical education career. Academic. Course. Basketball, Dramatic Club, Catering Club, Bits O’ Blarney, Love Pirates of Hawaii, Glee Club, Newspaper Staff. GEORGE L. SCOBLE 2379 Washington Avenue “Side-kicker” Qentle in manner, strong in performance. —Pope George is a cheerful fellow, quiet and courageous. His main interest is typing, for he holds the Junior record and strives, unceasingly to break the Senior record. He has decided to make Commercial teaching his vocation. George’s activities have helped him earn a reputable name in the orchestra. Using his musical talent, he plays the violin exceedingly as well as being a foremost vocalist among the students. Working continually has helped him to do well in his studies. George greatly admires the fairer sex, for he dreads to think of a world without girls. Commercial Course. Music Club, Glee Club, Bits O’ Blarney, Girl-Shv, Love Pirates of Hawaii, Lantern Land, Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Band, Newspaper Staff, State Commercial Contest, County Commercial Contest.