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

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Class Flower WhiTe Ca rnaTion Q T 2 Class Colors Navy Blue and Gold Class Motto , Look forward, and The world is yours. , A Message Now ThaT we are on The Threshold of gradua- Tion, our diplomas in hand, searching for our place in The aduIT world, our minds linger upon The many memories we share. The warm friendships we have made These lasT Three years will sTay wiTh us ThroughouT our lives. YeT, alThough we look back upon These memories, we musT look forward To The years ahead and The challenge They offer us. I wish you success in your fuTure endeavor. The road To success is difficuIT, but noT impossible To Traverse. We musT remember ThaT achievemenT comes only Through faiTh in ourselves, perserver- To I Officers Glenn Meyer, PresidenT, Kerry Andrews, Vice-PresidenT, Mary Beck, Secretary, Barbara Feichtl, Treasurer, Mr. Edward Pany, Senior Class Advisor. The Seniors ance in The' face of difficulTy, and devoTed efforT in every phase of life. AchievemenT demands Time and greaT efforT. Work hard, have faiTh, and never leave life To circumsTance. To all of you, each one, goes my hearTfeiT Thanks for The co-operaTion you have so sincerely given me. Work as devofedly as you have This pasT year, and The fuTure will be yours. Glenn Meyer PresidenT Senior Class Page Tweniy-five

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Kerry Scott Andrews Northampton Academic Twin-troubled? K.S. may add to your confusion. Half of the dynamic duo , Kerry thrives on activity. Whether it's on the grid- iron, the baseball diamond, or backstage with the lighting crew, Kerry's on the move. His next performance will be at the Ivy- covered halls of Lock Haven Col- lege. Activities: Lighting Crew l, 2, CPresidentJ 3, Baseball i, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, F.T.A. 3. Karen Atherholt Lehigh General Karen wins our applause for her performance. Our talented contralto demonstrates equal tal- ent in winning friends. With such a reserved, but rewarding person- ality, Karen is undoubtedly des- tined for success. Activities: Chorus 'l, 2, 3, Spring Concert i, 2, 3, Vespers l, 2, 3, Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Mixed En- semble l, 2, 3, District Chorus 'l, 2, 3, Regional Chorus 2. Terry Allen Andrews Northampton Academic Here's the second half of the dynamic duo , T.A.'s action- packed performance includes the gridiron, the diamond, and the podium. A fantastic sportsman and fine citizen of Northampton High, Terry's debut at Lock Haven should be something to see. Activities: Lighting Crew 'l, 2, Nice-Presidentj 3, Football 'l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, F.T.A. 3. Robert Asbath Chapman's Quarries General Noise! Noise! Noise! A red Harley-Davidson s m a s h e s the sound barrier. A 383 Dodge rips the wind in shreds. The drag races deafen the ears, and Action Asker tightens the chinstrap of his crash helmet. Please, must you whisper so loudly! Activities: Track l. We are the seeds of hope. lwanna Bachynsky Northampton Academic Intelligent, affable, and loqua- cious - that's lwanna. This fas- cinating combination of person- ality plus brains packs swimming, tennis, and reading into an active school life. Imagine the pleasant shock when lwanna places a plaque on her door with the words, M.D. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y I, Ureasurerl 2, CSecretaryj 3, National Honor So- ciety 3, Amptennian 3. Linda Balliet Lehigh General Little John is mighty with the long bow! She's a young lass of many talents, skating and horse- back riding included. She's tops in school, and she'll be tops in the sky, when she becomes an airline stewardess. Activities: Archery 2, 3. Page tw enty-six Robert Attril Moore Welding Bob spends the better part of his time behind the eight ball. A gymnast par excellence, he's at ease balancing on the parallel bars. The future expands across a blue horizon when Robert sails with the Navy. Activities: Gym Club 'l. Louann Balliet Lehigh General Who's that reserved, pretty miss with the touch of French coquetry in her eyes? We found Louann skating at Edgemont Park last winter, with lust that poise and grace so typical of her. She'll grace the nursing field as an X-ray technician soon. Activities: F.H.A. l, 2, Archery 2.