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

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OLIVE MI LANDER Arts an d C rafts Today, as never before, opportunity is knocking at I lie door to success. Most of you will receive these opportunities after you have been graduated. Some will he called to a more serious duty, that ol serving their country. Whichever you choose to undertake, 1 wish you the hest of luck and success throughout your future years. BEATRICE M. SANTEE English, Mathematics Members of the Class of 1945: As you embark on the voyage of life may you have the Courage to carry you through. The chances have just begun, For the best jobs haven’t been started, The best work hasn’t been done. LESTER R. YEAGER General Shops, Electricity, Mechanical Drawing, Sheet Metal, Genera! Metal, A utomotive 1 extend to you my heartiest best wishes. May your future he idled with happiness and prosperity.

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MIC! I AML USETSK1 American History, Intra-mural Sports On lo victory and peace. I lien fight for your place in tlie new order of tilings to follow. You must never go backward. In your bands lies tbe future greatness of this country. Onward, to victory, peace, and tbe future. MA 1)0LIN II CKER Shorthand, Typewriting, Coffice I raining Congratulations to tbe class of 1945. I bis year, more than ever, greater responsibilities are awaiting tbe graduate. It is my sincere hope that each one will clioose wisely a vocation and a place in life that will bring you happiness aud success. And don’t forget to coir.e back for a visit. We shall miss you. ALBERT ERDOSY Physical Education I congratulate ability of putting fident that in your tbe task. tbe class what you attempt to of 1945 on having developed tbe have learned to work. I am con-live successfully you will be equal to

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HENRY WEIR Hioh ogy Congratulations to tlie Class of 1945. Now is the time to take stock of your capabilities and be guided accordingly. In this period of strife, may it be respectfully suggested that you follow closely tbe Golden Rule and encourage others to do likewise. Also develop a pleasant personality - nake friends, but do so carefully - for in tbe practical world it isn’t always What you know but Whom you know. ’ NELLE Y. FLUCK Library, Press Club Education begins tbe gentleman, but reading, good company, and reflection must finish him. - Locke May tbe new world give tbe Class of 1945 tbe opportunity to meet good company, and to meditate as it wishes. Books are always with us. I I ARR NEW HARD Director of Hand Orchestra In a symphony orchestra there must be skill, cooperation, and harmony. Life can be compared to a symphonic orchestra. You people are about to enter and play your part in a world symphony. The training you have thus far received gives you a line start. Find your life’s work, get properly tuned to cooperate, and then contribute your share to produce world harmony. Congratulations to all of you.