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

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RGMA C. FOCHT 126 West Fourteenth Street-'Secretarial An ear-to-ear grin, a cheery nHi,', followed hy a giggle introduces Roma, editor of the Concrete Courier. Vvhether this Tri-Hi-Y, Amptennian Staff, and National Honor Society memher is dancing at St. Joeys or moulding the tcingys Eng- tish into a unique pun, she always possesses that certain unassuming tootc. But looks are so cie- ceivingt Whether it means transcrihing letters or composing poetry, this wicte-eyed lass will surety pen her way to fame. 1 6'- N k RONALD J. GABLE Watnutport R. F. D. 2-Inctustriat Arts Check that speedometer! State Trooper Gahte is on your trail. Eye-catching Ronnie may he quiet in classes hut watch his speect with the Bertinsvitte A. Afs. Ronnie shows high serious- ness in att his wortc, especially wooctshops, avia- tion and ritie ctuhs. Mention hunting or fishing and Ronatct is at home. He is a true man of nature -preferring even the outdoor movies. Good tuck to our Hman-of-the-lawn and may he always get his man. -4.6 NANCY K. FGGEL 405 East Eleventh Street-Secretarial Fancy tree Nancy is full of fun and frotic. Our high-stepping majorette is constantly hoicting act- vice sessions for the love-torn mates. No. 6 of the Eight Batt Ctuh, she contriioutes her special brand ot humor to all gatherings including Amptennian Staff meetings, Theres a certain hooth at Fritz's and St. Joe's for Fancy where she relaxes, ctances, grctisptays howling talents. UHay-tevers' inten- tions are to mop and ciust a ctream house someday. NN ITN. x P BEATRICE E. GARDNER 1747 Washington Avenue,-Clerical and Sales Bang! There goes the cash register. Thats Beatty making another sate at a tocat store. Bea- trice hecomes radiant when we mention weetc encts at Penn State. She proves her ahitity as a leader hy serving as assistant director of a Brownie Scout troop. in school Beatty has heen a toyat memher of the Tri-Hi-Y for three years anct has heen active in att ticket setting campaigns. Beatrice's voice may ring in many homes it she operates that switchboard someday. Page '51

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Q r V L r I...,....n.n,- RUDQLPH F. FEICHTL 54 East First Street'-'Clerical and Sales Although quiet and shy in class, Loveriooy Rudyn comes into his own when confronted with a mechanical problem. Watch chewing gum going at top speed as Rudy tinicers with a hit of machinery, or watches how it's done at Joe's Gas Station. in his free time Rudy is either putting his Riiie Ciuh knowledge into practice or en- gaging in sports. As an auto-mechanic, Rudy will he good. NATALIE FEDKO 1564 Main Street.-'Clerical and Sales A manicure, shampoo? Yes, indeed, see Nat- alie, who pians to become a heautician-and a good one, too, we know. Nataiieys serious and attentive nature is reiiected in her pastimes'-'COL Iecting photographs, crocheting, reading and skating. Vvhether she,s skating in Copiay or seeing stage plays in New York, Natalie finds fun in it ali. With her perseverance, Natalie will he the proud owner of a heauty shop someday. .t D . U , U . A n ....,. , ., p K u . u O n . u Q: . ' ,... ,-l,. . Q v . o 7 o ..,.. ..1-i A ' A 0 Q2' r'i'i u,u0u,n 4 . K sm ' U D W U D B.. JOHN FILIPOVITS 1358 Vienna Street-Clerical and Sales Splash! John landed another fish! Here is our authority on Lehigh River fishing. When he's not reeling in the lines, John may he found at Joeis restaurant listening to the news, or practic- ing iong shots on the school playground. Fiip,s an enthusiast of the Hohhy Shop and Aeronuts Ciuh. Playing in line for the Atomic Bombers, he played a good game. May Flip find success in ,the Air Corps. Page 30 ELEAN OR FILIPGVITS 1514 Poplar Street-Secretarial We present a lovely memher of Miss Educa- tion,s court of honor. Eieanofs dark hair and eyes would grace any court. Shes ambitious, too. Serving as secretary of Student Council in her junior year, and heing a memher of the Tri-Hi-Y iceep her husy in school. Out of school we find Flip filling the orders at a iocai restaurant and rooting for the Eight Bail Ciuh. Flip will hrighten some office after graduation.

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H X5 'Z2-5 9 -if 69 LILLIAN MAE GCGEL R. F. D. 1,-'Secretarial Gangway, here comes nshortyu, the tomhoy of our class, running for the first swim in the ucriclcu. Good things come in small paclcagesu is true of Lillian whose work on the Secretarial Staff of the Amptennian, the Knitting Cluh, and Girls, Craft Cluh verifies this fact. Shorty's constant good nature, her willingness to worlc and that crop of wavy hair should all help to promote smooth sail- ing with the U. S. Waves. M -M Wxdfai JOHN GUTTIVIAN 1376 Newport Avenue,-'Clerical and Sales instill waters run deepf, Though John is ex- ceptionally quiet in classes, the call Batter uplu never fails to excite him to action. An indis- pensahle with Mr. Fegely is John-one of the right hand men in our print shop. With fishing as a past time, eating at Slim's or Joe,s as a hohhy, and owning his own husiness as a voca- tion, we lcnow that John will find happiness ahead. NANCY A. HAGGERTY Northampton, Route 1,-Secretariat Busy, huhhling, hlonde Haggerty is never at rest. Watch her strealc down the hall, her high- pitched laughter ringing in our ears. Listen, and you can hear the needles clicking on another sharp sweater. Loolc hehind a peanut sundae at the MSN, and there's Nancy. Knitting Club, Girls' Craft, Amptennian Staff, and 4H worlc are all in Nancy's line. Winner of shorthand awards guar- antees Nancy's success in hig lousiness. Page 52 ROBERT C. HALBFOERSTER 101 Main Street, Bath'-'Clerical and Sales A scrappy left taclcle on the gridiron, a razor- sharp analyst in P of D class, an interested mem- her in Fishing and Photography Clubs, and one of Mr. Fegelyys top printers'-fthat's nHalhyH. He's a happy-go-luclcy 200 pound mirth-provolcing fel- low with a heart full of laughs, and a mind cen- tered on fishing, hunting, and sports. His studies follow the husiness line and some future husiness will find Halhy at his hest.