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

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MRS. CHARLES REDLINE Vocational and Genera! Home Economics I o each of you go my most sincere and honest wishes for a really successful life. May you enjoy the very hest in health, happiness, and prosperity. Keep your ideals high always and you will reap a bountiful harvest in all your future undertakings. MAREE B. TIMM Chemistry, Physics I here is so much to remember . . Your four years here have gone so quickly, and now you look hack over the panorama of memories. I hese memories will always he a part of you as you leave your High School for . . a world that is complex and calling for might. NELLIE HENRY SLOYER World History After having dreamed of and prepared for the future, you are stepping into reality. May your good judgment and sense of humor guide you in contacts which will lead you to a period of peace and contentment.

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ALVIN N. FEGEL Mathematics, Physics, Printing It should be your earnest Jesire to continue the fine wort which many of you have done. There is much to learn and only you can determine how much is to he yours. As a guide, may I suggest that Proverbs 4 : 5-13 he your inspiration. May success and good fortune he yours always. ARLINE KIS I LER English, Composition, Literature, Junior Speaking Contest, Amptennian. Let me say in the words of Robert Louis Stevenson that the best that we find in our travels is an honest friend. Me is a fortunate voyager who finds many. We travel, indeed, to find them. They are the end and the reward of life. I hey keep us worthy of ourselves. MARION LAUBACH French, Latin, National Honor Society, Dramatics I empty hope your life henceforth will he satisfying to and regrets. It will he if you live remembering that: free of Tl An lere is nothing so d nothing so roya kin gly as kindness as truth.” An Revoir

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CLINTON A. BILHEIMER Industrial Arts I wish you all success and happiness in your future work. Happiness is a quality and an attribute of the good life, if we want to know what happiness is we must seek it, not as if it were a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, hut among human beings who are living richly and fully the good life. Jo find happiness we must seek it in a focus outside ourselves. ELEANOR ROBERTS Problems of Democracy Gene ra I AI a t h e mat ics, We must one more dedicate ourselves, facing the fact of battle, honoring in work, prayer and sacrifice as well as words those who hear its brunt. I he road is still hard to travel and we do not know its length. 1‘rom a 'ew ) or ? limes editorial, December 7, 1944 IVAN P. SLHNECK Geography, Bookkeeping, A rithmetic I he program of adjustment and construction in a post-war world offers a tremendous challenge. Opportunities will he varied and numerous. Competition will he keen. As Americans you have had educational privileges unknown to others ol jour generation in the rest of the world. Use to the best o! your ability the knowledge, skills, beliels and ideals our American Way of Life has encouraged you to develop.