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

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ARLENE REED Suit the action to the word, the word to the action, with this special observance, that you o’er step not The modesty of nature. —Hamlet Who would not get a desire to knit after seeing the beautiful ensemble suits made by Miss Reed, a beautiful teacher, who has come to our faculty this year? Illuminated by her studies of literature and mathematics she was guided to the directing of plays and the teaching of English. With admiration for her interpretation of the play “Dollars to Doughnuts” we appreciate her suggestions for staging our Senior Class play of 1935 and making its performance an outstanding event of our school year. Subjects: Mathematics and English. Graduate of: Northampton Senior High School and Dickinson College. Qraduate work at: Pennsylvania State College. In nothing do men more nearly approach the gods than in giving health to men. —Cicero “Hey you 'birds’, get to work!” That is the persuasive order that echoes through the ‘Gym’, and who would not heed when you come face to face with six feet of brawn with a pugnacious grin on his face. “Coach” came to us at the beginning of this year and immediately proceeded to whip a team in shape for football. He built up a new team from “green” members and administered that element that had been lacking for a number of years, confidence in team play within the line. Fast and accurate team work is the tenor of his game. Subjects: Health, Football, Basketball, Gymnasium. Graduate of: The University f Pennsylvania. J. ELWOOD LUDWIG This music crept by me upon the waters Allaying both their fury and my passion With its sweet air. —T EMPEST Smiling, contented, living in her own music world,” meeting her requirements faithfully and standing firm, to the onslaughts of the world as a taskmaster, Miss Newhard impresses the minds of those who come in contact with her. She leads a busy and hustling life with all of the grade schools under her musical supervision. Hurrying from one building to another, she still manages to find time to supervise our school operetta and devote periods to the harmony of the Girls Glee Club. Here is luck to a busy bee.” Subjects: Music, theory and composition. Graduate of: Keystone State Teachers’ College, Pennsylvania State College. Graduate work at: Pennsylvania State College. HELEN M. NEWHARD

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My hour at last has come; Yet not ingloriously or passively I die, hut first will do some valiant deed, Of which mankind shall hear in after rime. —Homer Amid a maze of copper wire, display boards, and secondhand Ford parts, stands Mr. Yeager directing work on projects whether it be soldering, wiring, or assembling the differential on a Ford. Mechanics are meat to this “jack of all trades” and well does he make use of his abilities in demonstration, and practical work. The yearly exhibit contains a goodly amount of his creative ability, and this event is always looked forward to with expectation. Subject: General Shops. Graduate of: Locust Township High School and Bloomsburg State Normal School. Graduate work at: Muhlenberg Colltge, Pennsylvania Slate College, Oswego Neu York State Teachers' College. LESTER YEAGER I threw a ball into the air. —I made a basket! — Adapted from Longfellow An alumna of our high school, Miss Dotter has had little trouble in taking her place as girls’ coach and health instructress, and winning the hearts of the girls whom she teaches. A year has not been long enough to reveal to us many of her personal traits, but we have learned that outside of school she finds a great deal of pleasure in knitting, listening to good musical programs, and by her own confession, “doodling” on the piano. She also enjoys dancing and all kinds of sports. In short, since she is the personification of good fun and clean sport, we are proud to point to Miss Dotter as “our coach.” Subjects: Health, Supervisor of Athletics. Graduate of: West Chester State Teachers’ College, Summer Course at Penn State. VERNA DOTTER For the age of the intellect” sees in all objects what it brought with it the means of saying. —Carlyle A new member of our faculty and one who has already shown a keen interest in youth is Mr. Bennett. To those who know him personally he is an extremly versatile man with hobbies as an outgrowth of his studies: a proficient beekeeper, raises pigeons, poultry, and is an active craftsman of articles for the home. Among other diversions is a “Buick,” (vintage 77), which has bearing cramp” in the summer, and alcohol spasms,” in the winter. But aside from these activites he manages to devote a goodly share of his time to his classes, and they thrive on his wealth of material. Subject Qeneral Math. Graduate of: Keystone State Teachers' College, Muhlenberg College. Extension course at: Muhlenberg College, Lafayette College, Penn State. WILLIAM BENNETT

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SENIOR CLASS