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

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I Seated: Mr. Ernest Papp, Mary Ann Billy, f lniidini:: Roman Zaiharrhuk, Albert Bartholomew, Charles Fogel. Guiding Lights The •aving, W n«i is a coUii.iv without its leaders? also applies to our class. What is a class without its officers? Without them it could not function properly. Our class officers have so willingly given their time to plan our senior activities and to perforin the many tasks involved. To our officers: Alljcrt Bar- tholomew, President; Roman Zacharchuk, Vice-President; Charles Fogle, Treasurer; and Mary Ann Billy, Secretary; we extend our sincere thanks for a joh well done. To our class advise r, Mr. Ernest Papp, who was hoth brains and brawn behind all our ])rojects, we wish to express our gratitude. It was he who persistently urged us on in all our tasks and helped to liring them to successful fruition, and to him we say a heartfelt thank vou. Class Colors Maroon and White Class Flower ■. Camelia Class Motto A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Page 27

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CLASS OF 1911 First Row: Gertrude Yehl, War- ren Deisher, Nellie Nicholas. Second Row: Evelyn Blumer, Susan Kanyuck, Clayton Gable, Daniel Smith, Stanley Kocher, Anna Eichler. Third Roiv: Nellie Easterday, Helen Kleppinger, Ada Howell. CLASS OF 1912 First Row: Alma Knappenber- ger, Mamie Heffelfinger, Lena Schoeneberger, Irene Porter, Flor- ence Bilheimer, Viola Freer. Second Row: Leon Kuntz, Wil- liam Alfred Handwerk, Ross Keich- el, Erwin Gackenbach, Howard Spongier, Bennie Nieman. CLASS OF 1913 First Row: Earl LeVan, Lottie Newhard, Helen Deats, Rachael Kuntz, Norman Wolf. Second Roiv: June Wickkeiser, Irene Farbar, Helen Luckenbach, Emlie Beil, Anna Gable, Grace Kramer, Hattie Muth. Third Row: Jay Biery, Laura DeLabar, George Miller, Edith Hills, George Fenstermaker. CLASS OF 1914 First Row: Kline Miller, Anna Best, Joseph Moore, Nancy Tagioli, Ray Smith. Second Row: Mae Lauer, Earl Bachman, Maybelle Hoagland, Ed- gar Klotz, Annie Cole, Edgar Muth. Third Row: Leo Young, John Lentz, Carl Newhard, E. Albert Boyer, William Clewell. Page 26

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i ELSIE MAE ANTHONY 2007 Siegfried Ave. College Preparatory Gentleness, talent, and ambition spell Elsie . . . giving lessons and playing the Hawaiian guitar . . . teaching a Sunday School class and learning the home arts . . . these fill Elsie ' s leisure time . . . may you score luck in your future music studio. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. (secretary 2). MARILYN LOUISE AHN 2152 Siegfried Ave. College Preparatory Confiding . . . sparkling personality . . . staunch supporter of all school affairs and the T. A. C. . . . that ' s Marilyn . . . clever in debating and imitating . . . connoisseur of fashions . . . her future? modeling, of course. Debate 1, 2, 3. (secretary-treasurer 2, 3) ; Thes- pian 2. 3 (secretary 3); Band 2, 3; Reflector 1, 2, 3; Concrete Courier 1. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Amptenniart Staff 3. GLORIA FAYE BACHMAN 1282 Main St. Secretarial Ready for all things is our animated Gloria ... a basketball and hockey en- thusiast ... an out-door girl by preference . . . finds hillbilly music enticing . . . appetite never satiated ... a future office worker. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2; Craft Club 2 (president): Thespian 3; Amptennian Staff 3; Christinas Vespers 3. MADELINE A. BACH 1705 Canal St. College Preparatory Explosive laughter and Madge go hand in hand . . . active both in school and in her church . . . tune in W. A. E. B. and Madge ' s lilting voice will charm the ether . . . her hobby — being late for band . . . Madeline should hit a high note in her career as a singer or a nurse. Girls ' Chorus 1, 2. 3 (president 3) ; Band 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Amplennian Staff 3. ALBERT P. BARTHOLOMEW, JR. 2327 Washington Ave. College Preparatory Behold our Eagle Scout winging into action ... a man of thought is our class leader ... an ardent stamp collector . . . a firm friend . . . Pete will find suc- cess ahead. National Honor Society 2, 3 (president 3) ; Bi- ology Club 2. 3: Kepler ScientiEc Society 3; Hi-Y 3; Junior Speaking Contest; Senior Class President 3. JOHN J. BARBERI 2211 Washington Ave. Clerical and Sales Sleepy-eyed John . . . but watch his speed on the gridiron . . . smooth dancer . . . happy-go-lucky . . . popular with the ladies ... an Izaak Walton fan . . . see John about your future clothing problems. Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1. 2, 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3; Clinic 1. 2, 3. 28