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

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HOWARD P. Mll.I.KR. ROBERT P. MARCH. Trtck Mgr., Aut. Track Mgr.. PrestJrnt H. II. S. A., l ice Pre,. K. H. S. A. Executive Comm.. Rxouvrrc Staff, Junta Staff, Senior Play, Clast Historian, Dra- matic Club, Science Club, De- bating. Attention, yc who leaf the» page»! Ahtorb the nohte feature o( Robert. No organization would be complete without. Bob' name grae inc iu roll». Bob I» our able ! ora- tor,—he I» more at home on the ‘tump than a itee ever wa . Rival- ling hi» oratory ia hU talent on the »tagr. What (laureate will ever for- get Bob a Beau Brummel? To mo»t everybody June »UKce»U the end of •chool. but to Bob-------well, you atk him. Notice,—notice I aaid.—the Iran- quil countenance of thia member of our clan. Peer deep in hi» eye and try to imagine what knowledge lurk» behind hi placid exterior. Howard, much to our regret, regard women a» the root of all evil and •hunt there accordingly. Perchance he may not be wrong. (Apologic to our feminine dawmate».) We feel a deep regret in not being bet. ter acquainted with him a we know it would be to our advantage. 2 PALM. P. KICK. WILLIAM G. MILLER. •ali) Staff, Clan Checker Champ- ion. Thit lank and ton Senior It an- other ol our prodigle . Look him over, friend , there will be many a •«reel named after him—at there have been before him. He'» all rijebt. tho. Kill i . but he bat a ter- rible line. Really, to lUten to thr man you'd think—no, you'd be con- vinced that be wa pretty good—at •booting a line. May good luck be with you all the time. Bit). Scrub Football, Scrub Baseball, Sci- ence Club. Here it another man about the direction of whotc future we are doubtful, but about the tuccc». al- ready decided. Paul it a well- known bate ball player and fan, a combination that i uaually found wherever there it a good player. Allho rather |ulet while in indut- trioua punuit of ttudic . Riccy it far from to on the diamond, and alto far from slow. £

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CIARKNCK HOUSBBERG. Glance 1 that determined jaw. U lirk ami gentlemen, ami be «11)' vinccd about what we «ball prevent ly undertake to »cl forth. Clar- ence’» future life may already be looked upon at a protpetou» our. l)o you not agree ? Clarence ia A determined man. and when deter- mination »ueh a» i hit lot to po»- KU, look» the world in the face, the world Hand» conquered. Where ever you go, Clarence. «ucccst will find you. JOSEPH I.KVINK. Dramatic Club, Debating Club. Sri- met Club, Senter Plat, l-'reik- man Orchestra, Commercial Club, H'ireleu Club. Indict and Gentlemen, you have before you. Ori thi» page the lion. Joe Irvine. Thia eminent »t te»- tnan and renowned orator hat kind- ly allowed the Rechauffe to treat it» reader» with a glimptc of hi» noble vitage. There tuay be greater men living, but Joe astertt he hat yet to tec them. Joe 1» a mott ardent member of the majority of our club» and it alwayt ready In give hit unutual talent toward» making any of thrir affair» a tucceti. THEODORE J. UGIITCAP. Par tilt Dateball, Senior Play, Com- mercial Club. If Lighty goet through life handling men and preeariout »it- nation» a» lie handled Beau llrumuu-l in the Senior Play we thall behold him untie day a» one of the thin in light» of the City of Rc»ourcc«. or poatibly the United Slate».—Who know»? A» a itudcnt Ted telt a good example to the tlackrr» of the clxt . and a a good «port be rank among the fir»t. 25 3 Pl.OVI) A. MC II.ROY Executive Committee, ft urine n Man- ager Innto, Glee Club, ke- en Mr rr. Staff, Senior Cabinet, I'ice-PreriJmt Commercial Club. Tbit immaculate and highly polith- rd Monde I» another of the «hoot executive». The joy of hia life it managing •nmrthing. especially if be ha» a coiitcientioi». hard-work- ing auittanl. Mac is quite a linger. It 1» »aid that hit vocal effort» were the cau»e of »0 much glee that hr received a tpecial invitation to join the Glee Club. HU commer- cial education it designed to fit him for the catcer of private «ecretary to the pretident.

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MENTON S. RICHARDS. There arc only «wo vocationi which arc adapted 10 Sol'» abilitira. He i noted lor hi great oratorical ability, anil thru the medium o( a little of the midnight oil should make an excellent lawyer. Such people usually have a silver ton- gue . Hut we rather believe he is better «uited for the movie . Sol ha a vivid imagination, and in a few year we expect to »cc ‘'Sol writing scenarios for the 1). W. Griffith productions. JOHN II. ROBERTS. Orehettra (.Manager), Dramatic CM. Science CM. This individual defies all prece- dent. We arc familiar with no words with which to describe him, In truth, ladies and gentlemen, he I an extraordinary character. 11c is, contrary to expectations, very much interested in Science. He is, in fact, n scientist, and in all proba- bility. will be. in the future. How- ever. it's against all laws and rules, because, by rights. Jack should be a preacher. Joking aside, we all like him and wish him fame and pros- perity. GRANT RUNYON. Football, Traek (.Captain). Clan Datbetball, Senior Flay, Glee CM. Girls, here he is; Grant is a man of charm, of intellect, and of ability, withal a lady-killer. Don’t mis take us. for he is not our local I.ew Cody, but he just can’t help bring popular among the members of the fair sex. Strange to say. how- ever. it doesn’t worry him in the least, for there is, we believe, a certain lady—use your imagination. May the gods continue to be genrr ous, Grant, in the future. JOHN K. SANDT. Seirnee CM, L'stllianee Francaiie. This noisy youth enjoys hearing his deep bass voice. He is one of the school’s celebrated orator . It ha been rumored that he practices before birds and squirrels of the sylvan dales. If he docs, wc pity them. But John ha a different future before him. He himself told his classmates while at Washing- ton that he was destined to become an elephant pusher. 27