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

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Seniors Going Classical l fi fi p The Classical Lamp Coming into existence during the Golden Age in Ancient Greece was this saucer type class- ical lamp used by rich and poor alike. These lamps were made most- ly from clay, glazed or unglazed. They varied in size from tiny night lights to large, ornately decorated lamps. Olive oil was used as the principal fuel and was ignited by iron flint. A 'Golden Age in culture was born in the light of the classical lamp. Class Col0rsYBlue and Cray Class Flower-The Tea Rose Class Motto- Let Us Go on Into Perfection Our Senior Class officers show classic form as leaders. Their agenda includes dances, trips, parties, and boosting ticket sales as we see in the picture at the left. Many thanks for a job well done, Gang, and double thanks to Ben and Richard for leading us wisely for three years. Standing: Richard Reimer, vice-Pres identg Frank Ifkovits, treasurerg Ben Amato, presidentg Anne Binder, secs retaryg Mr. Ernest A. Rapp, Class Adviser.

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In the Highest Echelon of our Public School Career BEN AMATO MARION JUNE ATTRILL ROBERT M. BACH SHIRLEY ANN BACHMAN Northampton, R. D. l College Preparatory A master in human under- standing is our witty class president. Ben rolls them in the aisles with his comedy skits, cuts a neat figure on the parallel bars, mixes tact and good fellowship as he leads his class-mates. Future . . . . Pre-Med. Boy's Chorus l, 35 Weight Club 2, 35 Fishing Club l, 2 lSecre- tary 2l5 Airplane Club 25 Juniorl Speaking Contest 25 Class Presi- dent l, 2, 35 Gym Team I, 2, 35 Gym Exhibition 25 Basketball l, 2, 35 Track 'l, 2, 3. ROLAN D L. BAMFORD 21 West 27th Street Clerical and Sales Our eager Amptennian business manager finds time for band, chorus, pennant collecting, traveling to Bath, and baby sitting. Druggist Roland sees B.B.C. ahead and then a business career. Boys' Chorus l, 2, 35 Band l, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 Forensics 15 Gym Exhibition 2, Amptennian 3. Bath. R. D. 2 Clerical and Sales Peppy and graceful is our top-notch gymnast. Marion prefers baby sitting to danc- ing except, of course, if there's a swimming pool near by. lt's out of the Water and into the Waves for Marion. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Dramatic Club l, 2. JEROME T. BARTHOLOMEW Northampton, R. D. l College Preparatory Wildlife stories or the lat- cst game news keep our Field and Stream man busy in classes. Wrestling helps Je- rome build muscles for his farm chores. A good start for a future farmer or teach- CT. Boys' Chorus 25 Wrestling l, 2, 35 Weight Club l, 2. 1705 Canal Street Industrial Arts Bach finds his second home in Kosc's Trading Post where he can tinker on cars. Studies rarely worry Bob, our snappy left tackle. Watch those curves, Mr. Marine. Football l, 2, 3 ICO-captain 315 Clinic l, 2, 35 N Club 2, 35 Boys' Chorus l5 Gym Exhibition 2. DARRELL V. BECK Walnutport, R. D. 2 Clerical and Sales Bashful Becky from Ber- linsville is the reliable one. Mention baseball, Basketball, or Route 45 Drive-ln and that sleepy look disappears. After four years at Bethlehem Busi- ness College Becky will quali- fy as a C. P. A. Rifle Club I5 Fishing Club l. Page 19 1282 Main Street Sterzographie Did someone say food? Shirley's right there. This bright eyed lass has an ap- petite for cowboy music, too. The Cotton Shop and dusting Main Street keep Shirley oc- cupied. Home decorating is in the future. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. CAROL BERNICE BEIL Northampton, R. D. 1 Stenographic Mention Penn State and Leadership Training School. and demure Carol Sparkles. Late assignments don't bother our square dancing queen. Worthwhile 4-H p r o j e c t s should lead Carol to a happy homemaking future. Photo Club l. if- ' 5