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

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ELIZABETH C. KIEFER. Junto Staff, Rxciiavrrg Staff, Clan Basketball, Science Club, Dram- atic Club. Orchestra. Pirat of «II. now that you’ve wen her. we would like to »»k the «tueation, Why doc Klittbclh like the ‘fig better than the Mate’?” (Send in your aniwrn, plrair. Noth- ing over i.ooo word will be «ju- ddered.) Ciggy” ha« a tetnarkablc accomplishment, too—the tno l gif- Kb giggle you ever heaid. How- ever, EHcabeth can Ite icriout and we have often found her intentely caracal, a» for initancc, when »he’» translating Virgil. KATHARINE KI.INK. Freshman Orchestra, Clan Boibet- ball. CIcc Club. “A dimple in the chin— the re»t well let you upply. Kitty i» one of our mUehicf-maken, not thr m licioii» variety, but the kind every- one like .—tho»e who liven «lull ut omenti. When you we Kitty with that merry twinkle in her eye» thete’i «ometbing in the air. She ha« been a jolly claMtuate. and we arc glad to have enjoyed her com paoionihip during our high xhonl career. JULIA B. LA VELLE. Assistant Bditcr-iu-Chief «ale, Ri- ctiAi'rr Staff, Executive Commit tee, Setter Flay, Glee Club, Com- mercial Club, Treasurer Dramat- ic Club, I.'Alliance Francoise. Our intellectual genitu. Jolic dir- tike any reference to the fact, but it’» thr truth o Why hide it? Bc- • ide« thi« dUtinetion «he made a name for hcraelf in ‘‘Beau Brura- tnel. She ha» worked faithfully to make the “Junto” the »uce -»» it i . and ha been a loyal eliminate and a good »poti. Her future I» rather uncertain. She »»y« »hc’» going to join the S. O. V. M. O. M., but we have our doubt». HANNAH S. LEVINE. Commercial Club, Glee Club. Next come» Hannah. - congenial, jolly, and pletMirc loving. Surely no one iv more fond of »ocial af fair than Hannah. She «pendi much of her time in drcaitnaking and millinery claw». It i even •aid that ahe makci hati for the (acuity. But that doesn't tay that ihr doem’t do much ntudylug for •he ha proved to be very efficient in her Mudic . especially Economic . She i a dear eliminate and a true friend, and we with her a pro»- l erou» career. 10

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ELIZABETH II HI ST. Commercial Club, .'Alliance Bran- «the. Friends, allow me to introduce to you Ml»» Elisabeth Hebt. another of our eminent burinrs women. A more congenial uirl or one with a better disposition could not be found if you searched the world over. Elizabeth ha» never been found to be angry or troubled by any unplc - ant circumstance , such a execut- ive home-work. She bn» been a very charming classmate and we predict a bright future for her. MARION I,. HOBSON. Commercia Club, During the four year that we have known Marion, we find her to be a very quiet ami reserved girl of few word», but—what »he doc» nay, goes. She ha» been an rarnr t worker, but don't think that Marion in all aeriouMte» for she it quite a booster for all toeial affairs. Mar- ion ha proved to be a most charm- ing ar.d amiable friend and we wish her success and happiness. EMILY D. Il( 111.. Baakelball Mgr., Ant. Baikelbalt Mgr., Senior Play. Clan Batket- ball. Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, .'Alliance Branca tie. Glee Club. Whom have we here? Emily.— one of the most amiable girl» in our ela . She b a couteicntious «in- dent and never comet to school un- prepared. Emily hat been an ideal manager of our Ba»ketbnll Team and it wa» largely thru Iter effort that we took that wonderful trip to Woodbridge. X. J. Reside» «bow- ing hrr ability in this respect she displayed not a little talent in her interpretation of the Beau's land- lady. HEDRICK N. KAIIKI IK I.. Commercial CM. This is one of our little girl». Seniors with bobbed hair are quite a novelty, and Hedrick U very muchly so, since she's the only one. A» Freshmen we delighted in hear- ing Hedrick tell of the custom in Sweden and in listening to her Swedish folk stories. But Hedrick b an American thru and thru. She Is the only girl in the class of 'si who is a member of the Girl Scouts. 9

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IX'CRETI A E. I.UX- Cvmmrrcial Club. Lucretia i» an amiaWr ani! sincere (Immatf, Though «he it nuict •he enjoy fun am! joke jutt a much a anyone At a tntult of earactl effort am! inilutlry the hat become one of our leading Coot- tnerclalftea. Iler pirating person ality hat won many friend» for her in E. II. S. Wc are confident that if the it at energetic in the business world at in school the will surely be successful. FRANCKS S. MCC.INLF.Y. Ctmmrreial Club. Cite Club, Oram- •tie Club. “It'» an ill wind that blow» no good. Look what the wind blew in—the junior member of the fam out firm Speer It Co.“, France being the “Co. Frances' chief in terest it in clothes, and from all appearance it teemt at though the believe» that “clothe» make a man”, —or rather a woman, in this cate. Not that France it a stacker, for .he U a full fledged Senior. Like many other Idamete girl», France like pretty thing a wee bit more than books. ■ 1 MARY V. MAMMANA. Cite Club, Commercial Club. Uid you ever feel blue, and really knew unt what to do? Well. ju t try Mary’» «imple remedy of: Jutt a dance: a little non . To drive Life'» weary earn along.” Mary it one of the moat sociable girl» of the clat». always ready to greet you with a broad «mile and a ready, •Hello1. She it another Commercial student and a thorough one, too. Here’s to your happi nets. Mary. May you be a success ful in the future aa you have been in E. H. S. RUTH A. METZ. Commercial Club, Cite Club, Ora- malic Chib. Ruth's motto is “I should worry”. This In Itself is enough to make us like bcr. hut she further commands our admiration for the loyalty with which she hot stood by the Glee Club for four years. With apologies to Longfellow wc offer the following:— laughing, dancing, singing. Onward thru life she goes. Each morning sres some prank begun, Each evening sees it close.”