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

 - Class of 1938

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Page 33 text:

a ass Poem AN at his birth is an earthen vase Solely composed of clay; In need of a baking, a glazing or two, For protection against life’s fray. Experience, the oven in which it is baked, Hardens and strengthens the man; Education, the glaze, the required touch, Decides where that vase will stand. The Potter’s wheel has but turned the Urn The glaze will determine its worth. Will it be placed at the top of the stairs Or remain where it was at its birth? Is it the glaze or just a false veneer True knowledge or only a bluff? Will the needed experience combined with glaze Prove to be sturdy enough? Like a potter’s oven, our High School stands To bake on the much needed glaze, The required touch on the earthen Urn Which we’ll carry the rest of our days; But at last the oven has opened her doors And now our glazing is through; We are baked and glazed and given the world To prove that the glazing is true. —William Schwartz

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AMPTP-NNIAN To the Class of 1938: Many of you have spent your last days as students of North' ampton High School. You have acquired knowledge and developed your faculties to that point, where you are now able to make for a more successful life. Too often success is measured by money and fame. No true criteria of success are these, but they have been made to appear as such in the outside world. A man has led a truthfully successful life only, when he has received the most from life by making the best of it by putting the most into it. According to social law, each individual is en-titled to a wholesome life. If he reaches for more, he is likely to suffer remorse rather than enjoy the satisfaction of success. Our greatest assistance is to center our thoughts on the welfare of others. With this short message, I wish the class of 1938 all the success in the world. —Albert Erdosy, B.S. car young Women and Men of the Class of 1938: As a school nurse and social worker of our community, I come in contact with all kinds of people in all kinds of situations. May I ask that as you find your way among these people that you keep an open-mind toward changing needs; to help people understand the why and how” of things that must be done to maintain a community in healthful activities. For us to keep well and grow well we need everyone’s willingness to find out the reason for every painful cause and effect. We need to eliminate causespoint-ed out by persons in authority rather than take the opinionated sources of those who believe merely the hearing of “so and so.” Let us develop physical and mental healthful activity. — Miss Lottie Moyer To the Seniors of 1938: To develop a basis for understanding yourselves rather than actively relating what others have done is a problem every pupil must solve as he matures. Diligent service to one’s profession develops a faithfulness that leads man to head the rank and file of men. —Dr. Mahlon Miller

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