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

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We proudly present . . . Class Mello: The Fulure Belongs To Those Who Prepare For ll. Class Colors: Red and While Class Flower: Red Rose SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sealed: Joy Fox, secrelaryq Daniel Kochenash, presideni. Slandingz Richard Sanlo, Treasurer: Mr. Ernesl Papp, adviser: Roberl Reimer, vice-presidenl. May we presenl lhe officers heading our lenglhy column of seniors - Danny, Whiskey, Joy, and Spike. These leaders kepl us informed on all lron+s of NAJHS and enlhusiaslically campaigned during our necessary operalions - The Class Play. Washinglon Trip, and Dinner Dance. Their slraleg , perseverance, and leadership guided l7l upperclassmen lo achieve 'lheir goal, lheir high school diploma. The officers were ably assisled by Their chief-of-slafl. Mr. Ernesl Papp, The incomparable senior class advisor. page lwenly-one

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HELEN JANE BANKOWSKI 3l3 Easi 23rd Sireer I-lelen defies The saying. BeauTy and brains don'T mix. Being presidenT ol SodaliTy, vice-presidenT ol NaTional Honor SocieTy. and singing in Girls' Ensemble are among I-lelen's accomplishmenTs. Our elemenTary Teacher will charm some lucky school children in The TuTure. Colle e Pre arafor . Girls' En- semible I, 2? 3, Mixed Ensemble I, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus I, 2,131 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Forensics 2, 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy 2, 37 Ari ExhibiT I, 2, 3, AmpTen- nian 3. JANICE R. BECKER NorTharnpTon, R.D. I See Those dimples. You know They belong To Jan. l-lurrying from chorus To band keeps Jan on her Toes. She's an ardenT horseback rider arid shows leadership in choir and 4-H club. She slill Tinds Time To dream of an office in The Tu- Ture. Secrelarial. Chorus I, 2, 33 Band l, 2, 33 AmpTennian 3. STANLEY E. ANTHONY 22l6 Main STreeT NewT boasTs a big smile and a TalenT Tor Teasing The 'lair sex. Being a loyal woods- men and an explorer in The scouls helps STan prepare Tor a TuTu'e in ToresTry. College Preparaiory. Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3, Track I, Gym Exhibifion Ig Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3. EVELYN CAROL BACHMAN Walnuloorf, R.D. I Gyer The bridge and Thru The Lee goes Goody and her guiTar. Besides being an auThoriTy on hillbilly songs, Evelyn is acTive in Tri-l'li-Y. NexT she will Trade school bells Tor wedding bells. Clerical and Sales. Tri'Hi-Y l, 2, 33 Ampfennian 3. Q G O- 0 Our hopeful T' JAMES H. ATTRILL, JR. BaTh, R.D. 2 Jim, one ol: The boys from The I-loagie Club. can be seen regularly aT The Blue LanTern. Fishing and hunTing are Tops wiTh him. Jim will be a Tine ad' diTiori To The Navy aTTer gradu- aTion. IndusTriaI Arls- Fishing Club I, 2, 3, Rifle Club I. NORMA L. BACHMAN NorThamplon, R.D. I Norma enioys boTh church and hillbilly music. A good book, Sunday School Teaching, and The Order of The Rainbows Tor Girls, keeps ShorTy , our TuTure secreTary slrepping. lm- mediaTe plans include business college. Secrefarial. Tri-Hi-Y I, Z, 3, Amp- Tennian 3. G G 5- pa ge TwenTy-Two before us looms, WAYNE D. BARTHOLOMEW DanieIsv'Ile, R.D. 2 Wayne, who is heading Tor a career as a scienfific farmer, is kepT busy as 'l'opTer's ace liTeguard. Fishing and hunTing raTe high wiTh Curly . Some college will welcome Wayne aTTer graduaTion. Indusirial Arls. Fishing Club Ig STudenT Council 2. OLIVIA B. BEERS Danielsville, R.D. I Blonde and bubbling is Beersy. Miss Do-lTAAll's in- Te'esTs lie in Teaching Sunday School, aTTending church, and going on moonlighT hayrides. The TuTure will find Olivia as a busy secreTary or housewiie. SecreTariaI. Ampiennian 3,