Easton Area High School - Rechauffe Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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Garner. Hahn— What cannot be cured must be endured. Donald Hawk— Ye Gods! What a nuisance. Harms Heck—“The ladies go wild over me. Monttord IuiCK—“Rcputed wise for saying nothing. Alexander Jacobson—“The Hope of the World (????????) Willard' Jones—“Samuel Johnson’s only rival. Donald Keller— Wilson Township's mathematician? B. Franklin Lerch—“It's all camouflage.' Benjamin Levin— Silent and studious? Drew Martin—“Harmless, innocent and to be pitied.” Thomas Melnerey—“Come on, 'Red.' Vincent Moses— Beef Trust. Warren Moyer—“Ye Gods! What have we here? Robert Richards—“He says Als-over.” Oliver REESE--“Wantcd: A nurse. Geomce Rookek—“Mechanical genius. (????????) Chester Roseberry—1 He's got a stiff job. (Undertaker) Paul Ross - Our observation tower.' Robert Rowe—‘‘A quiet unassuming young chap.” (???) John Ruck— He reads much and is a great observer.” Kenneth Sandt—“PTwrg has its charms. (????) LijOYD San or—“Our future optician.” Melvin Sarcent—“I heard a hollow sound; who rapped my skull?” Lewis Sciiaeer—“A mere mass of molecules.” Gustave Schuler—“Sweet is an infant's waking smile. Paul Seicman—“A lion among the ladies is a dreadful thing.” Ralph Seifert— “If he was chosen as the best. Lord have mercy on the rest.” Granville Seyler—'The Acute of perfection.” John Shields— Please go away and let me sleep. Louis Silverstein—“Chemically analyzed as gat. Earl Smith—“To be handled with care.” Walter Smith— In face an angel, but otherwise a nuisance. Howard Stull—“I'm gonna Dun-lap you on the jaw. Lawrence Taylor—“He’s a cutter ( ?) among the Frosh girls. Clinton Thomas—“I wanna be tough.”

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Anna Troxeu.- (Joc) King decides great things. Amelia Turekie—“Mindful not of herself. Elizabeth Walter—“The reward of one duty is the power to fulfil another. Frances Werkeiser—“Thou child of joy. Esther Wesbecker—“Her laugh is gayly persistent.” Lillian Wesley—“Enthusiasm achieves great things. Dora Willever—“To bear is to conquer our fate. Della Workman—“Wit and humor belong to genius alone. Edward Awls—“I’m not in the role of common men?? Edward F. Arnold— Everything is pretty that is young. John Baltzer—“He’s a model man. Leroy Barr—“A newcomer, liked by all. Van Allen Bealer—“ 'Tis the work of the Fifth Ward. John Benjamin—“Greater men than I may have lived, but 1 doubt it.” Darl Beth man— He warbles with his tenor voice?? Elmer Bloch—“I was elevated by the consciousness of my in- tellectual superiority. William Boyd— Our intellectual janitor. Raymond Brassincton— Future mayor of Glendon. L. Rf.nton Brown—“Frey and Forkcr’s silent partner (I reckon ’lis so.) Andrew BURWELL—“Noise, noise, and then some.” Joseph Carte —“He's so young and foolish. Harrison Clements—“Though 1 look old, I’m still strong and husky.” David Cohen—“Nine ball in the side-pocket. Clarence Crobaucii—“A profound scholar? Paul Eilenbercer— Quantity and quality( ?)” Richard Foster— Intelligence, industry, and integrity.” (????) Howard Fucate— When I became a man, I put away childish things.” (Outside.) Arthur Griffith—1 Mary had a little (?) lamb.” (She called it Art.) Minor Haceter—“Ignorance is bliss.”

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History of the Sophomore Class ES, wc arc Sophomores—busy Sophomores, too. When wc entered as Freshman, we resolved to play an important part in the history of Easton High School. Wc began to work in our Freshman year when our faithful girls won the cup in the inter-class basket- ball games, and wc arc working yet. We defeated the Freshman in the Fall Field event. Our class was represented in all the activities of the school, namely, football, basketball, baseball, track, the orchestra, the glee club, and Red Cross work. We now feel less like lost sheep since we have elected Jesse Crobaugh.................................President Marcaret Santee...........................Vice-President Byron Sanders...........................Boys’ Treasurer Frances Dougherty.......................Girls’ Treasurer Florence Mintz.................................Secretary At last we know to whom we belong and have lost the green, vacant story of former years. Next year we will come back as Juniors and expect to be even more efficient in our work and in our play. 30