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

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STEPHEN ALOUIS TARNOCK 814 Main Street “Susie It’s the wise head that makes the still tongue. —Lucas “Susie is found to have a pleasing personality and an appe-tite for learning. Although his quiet nature prevails, he is liked by all. Never flippant, but always sincere and friendly, Stephen is always busy with some extra-curricular work, yet he finds time to walk to and from school with some fair maiden. “Susie has served his Alma Mater faithfully by being a student manager of sports. He has verv high hopes of going to college, to fashion himself as a business man. We hope no business will be too large for him. Commercial Course. Sportsmen’s Club, Nature Club, Commer cial Club, Student Manager, Newspaper Staff. ANNA OHOTSK1 1558 Main Street “Giggles I’ve made it a practise to put all my worries down in the bottom of my heart, then sit on the lid, and smile. —Rice This petite young lady writes and reads shorthand as impetuously as she giggles. It seems the captivating charm of her giggle is always among some noise or laughter. Anna has “sawed on her “fiddle for many years, and has been well rewarded, tor a more faithful orchestra member cannot be found. Though to some she seems rather quiet and unconcerned, Anna is quite active, especially among the closer of her acquaintances. She is often seen arguing with another boisterous damsel, on any subject you could think of, and then some. Commercial Course. Glee Club, Orchestra, Love Pirates of Hawaii, Lantern Land, Catering Club, Music Club, Sewing Club. JOHN R. EICHLER Laurys, Pa. “Ike If the heart of this man is depressed with cares The mist is dispelled when-appears. —Gay Although rather quiet and shy in the classroom, “Ike loses this peculiar trait when he finds himself at a gathering of some kind. “Johnie is always ready to spring a joke on someone, and is usually the object of the silly conversation in the Chemistry Lab or in English class. When he wants to study, it is best to leave him alone, except when Grace is nearby. John is a good singer, and has proved this in chapel on several occasions. May Lady Luck never desert him. Academic Course. German Club, Hi-Y, Glee Club, BitsO Blarney, Love Pirates of Hawaii, Lantern Land, Newspaper Staff.

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BURDELLE NEFF FYE “Birdie” 239 East 21st Street Pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, And pleasant too, to think on. —Brennorolt “Birdie” joined our ranks as a senior, coming from Slatington, and well has her presence graced our midst. Almost immediately she established herself as a faithful worker, and has won many friends with her gentle, winning ways. “Birdie” is rather quiet and does not display any noisy vivacity. However, she is easily excited over insignificant matters, but when she learns the details, her anxiety immediately subsides. Mr. Smith’s shy remarks about the fairer sex have been known to make her blush, We wonder why. All joking aside, she deserves all lady luck has in store for her. Commercial Course. Girl Reserves, National Honor Society, Commencement Committee. VASS1LE DRANCHAK ass 166 Stark Street An honest man, close-button'd to the chin Broadcloth without, and a warm heart within. —Cowper A rather dainty young man with high hopes and ambitions. When his time is not taken up by plays or other dramatic activities, he is either in the print shop or playing the fiddle” in the orchestra. “Student Damager” is well informed on the subject of love and is known to some friends as “Philosopher.” Ask the assistant librarian. Very active in school affairs, he can play the part of a negro as well as anyone. Aside from his playful attitude, “Vass” is very energetic, a sure sign that he intends to succeed in life, come what may. Academic Course. Head Student Manager, Orchestra, Lantern Land, Love Pirates of Hawaii, Printing Club, Glee Club, Music Club, Debating Club, Newspaper Staff, Dramatic Club. ARLENE M. KOEHLER 'Lene 606 East 21st Street Where love is great the littlest doubts are fair; When little fears grow great, great love grows there. —Shakespeare Lene is a short, sturdy girl, who stands erect and faces all with sparkling eyes. She possesses a charming personality, which has appealed to but a few of the opposite sex. Being a good singer, she took part in operettas. Just walk into the library and there she is, busily assisting the librarian in her work. Moreover, a deep sense of support and a worthy character are all embroidered in this little “surprise package.” She intends to take up nursing, and undoubtedly will brighten the lives of many disheartened persons. Academic Course. Bits O'Blarney, Dramatic Club, Library Club, Glee Club.

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PAUL F. SEIER “Flash 1637 Main Street They say, best men are moulded out of faults, And, for the most, become much more the better For being a little bad. —Shakespeare One of the live wires of the Senior Class, when it comes to joking or arguing with a teacher, is Paul. He is always in a happy mood, and is seldom seen frowning. In school, “Flash” likes Chemistry and French especially. Being in a number of football games, he can certainly hit that line. After school, he can be seen in the window of his father's store, warming the hides of some “Doggies” or putting onions on rhe hamburgers. When once he makes up his mind, you may rest assured he will carry out his every conviction. General Course. Football, Love Pirates of Hawaii. EDITH E. RAU Edith Laurys, Pa. My hopes are not always realized, but I always hope. —Ovid Edith, the dark-haired lass from Laurys, is a pleasant, agreeable young ladv, a loyal supporter of our Alma Mater and our class. Several years at Northampton have been sufficient to gain for her a host of friends and acquaintances. She is known to be a willing worker, and never refuses a task within her ability. Although she has not taken part in athletics, Edith is always on hand at anv activity, to help to do her bit toward its success. Uncertain though her future may be, we wish her success, which is far from improbable. Commercial Course. Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Library Club, Catering Club. FRANK KRUPA “Krupa” Route 1, Coplay, Pa., Here comes a man of comfort, whose advice Hath often stilled my brawling discontent. —Shakespeare Look who’s here! None other than good old “Peach-bottom , of the “Peach-bottom Giants.” A slim fellow, with a great sense of humor and playful attitude, Krupa is well known and liked by one and all. His willingness to help, which oftimes results in harmless mishaps, keeps his classmates in an uproar. Much of Frank’s leisure time is spent in reading. His intentions of furthering himself by attending a higher institution are very headstrong, and may they so continue. A bit of luck, coupled with work and play, will turn the tables. Commercial Course. Sportsmen’s Club, Commercial Club, Nature Club, Newspaper Staff.