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

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(Continued from page 5 ) AMPTENNIAN Cover and Division Pages I lie two young people on tlie cover of tlie 1947 Amptennian are Clarice Hess and Frederick Schneider, liotli members of tlie graduating class. The scene depicting both young people entering tbe bigb school on the front cover is also used for title page of this volume. Bach cover shows the same young people leaving school following graduation. Both were chosen during a general class session one Friday morning in the auditorium, at which time their names were pulled from hat. Selected in like manner were seniors who posed all division pages except that entitled, Life Begins School, ' opposite this page. Kiddies depicted hereon are Jerry Zacharchuk and Alice Miller, brother and sister of Seniors Alice Zacharchuk and Kathryn Miller, respectively, who were found, following a survey, to he sole immediate family members of seniors who were attending Northampton public schools in grades between kindergarten and second. Page heading Junior High School division features a school election hoard, snapped while on the job during semi-annual school election, one of school s best known projects in citizenship. Elections are miniature of general elections in the community. Administration division, entitled Life Makes Contacts, Works with People,” shows Principal Norman A. Laub conferring with Seniors Luther Barthol omew, Marion Barrall, Walt erStruss, and Alice Zacharchuk. In background is Martha Mc-Keever, secretary to Principal Laub. A group of seniors wearing the approved costume of the day head the division of the Amptennian devoted to seniors. Entitled Life Graduates, the photo features Gloria Werner, Dor othea Newhard, Ruth Lerch, Mike Steciw, Edward Parkas, and Erwin Strohl. Descriptive of life within the school is Junior and Sophomore division, named Life in these Hallowed Halls. Subjects for this scene were Seniors William Heberling, Tecla Milisits, Bobbie Haggerty, and Theresa Keglovits. Shown picking Picks of the Pix, symbolic of the best in student activity within the school and closely related to the preceding division page, are Mary Ziatyk, Stephen Samu, and Joanne Ra-henold. Relationship of the student who is nearing graduation with public life, the industrial and business world, is appropriately depicted in the division page entitled Life Goes to I own, in which Seniors Trieda Charles, Edmund Hawk, Alfred Stangl, Hel en Bosh, Marie Lynn, and William Kramlich surround George M. Berg, local attorney and chief burgess of Northampton. Page 8

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