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

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V JEANNE E. HKIDI.KK Tommy Cltt Club (i). CommrrtiaJ Club ( ). Ofrrtlla. Ihamalt Club (l). Stnict PUy Ah! Our French Comte»! And didn't ahe look French? Thoee co- quetlUh black eye , that alluring little mouth! But the ia not only famous (or Iter part in the Senior Play; in addi- tion to thia ahe makea a delightful at udy hall companion. Her aunny amile mint all our liearta and are can cloae our eyea and are hre aa the flirtation» Com- te» de Champigny or our Jeanne. 1 FRANCKS R. BF.THMANN Bethy CUt Club In our four abort year» at high achool are find many mysteries. Some we learn to aolve. other» are only partly or never aolvcd. Francea ia one of these latter kind. Only a few have been able to penetrate lier ahell of reserve. Never - thele» are have found tier to be a true friend to her clanmatra. With her quiet plraaant manner, we believe that France» will aome day become a very auccenful woman of tlie arorld. I MARION BlDWELL Maria nlk Frank Club. DramatU Club. Sailer Cabinet Hood CclltU In our Sophomore day , the verdict «•an She's as quiet as a mouse. In our Junior day she loot some of her mouse-like tendencies and we chanted the verdict. What do see say now? She's as lively as a cricket . Isn't that evolution? Doesn't it speuk well for high school development ? Marion's two great accomplishment are dream- ing anti playing the banjo. Site spends a great deal of time on the Utter anti I quite a string musician. ANNAIIRLLE BLACKBURN Commereial Club CO I-idles and gentlemen: Meet the future Irene Castle ot the cU« of '2S. Anna belle is noted for her dancing, and among her trophies she counts a prize, given to her nt the Football Dance In recognition of her tcrprichorean abili- ties. But this bobbed hair lassie is not all frivolity. Her speed as a typist piace her among the speed manUcs of Room Eight utid promises for her a bright future a Somebody's Stenog. i

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v EMMA AYRES Srfrtlary Sophomcrr Clan, lhamalit Club, Frrntk dab. Commrrtial Club, Junto Stag. Clan Batktlball She look innocent, doesn't be? Bat. remember, look are deceiving. Never were they more so than in Emma. She I the cauae oi more than one rfciaaroom disturbance but some- how the teacher never penetrate be- yond that air of injured innocence. Emma i a Rood manager and her work on the refreshment committee of our variou social activities will lont be re- membered. This year she developed a very strong passion for football games. MARY LOUISE BARNES Dramatii Club. Frrmk Hub Mary l-ouise. you my? Ye , here she come ! I can hear her elfish giggle. For giggling, you know, is her specialty. Her whole face illuminate and that adorably wicked grin just readies out and captivate you. She is the jollies! of the jolly. Occasion- ally. she surprise us all and becomes serious and attentive. This is espec- ially true in History class. For when it come to remembering dates!— How doe she do it? we gasp. Then comes the giggle to relieve us from the strain such seriousness always invokes. RDYTII A. HARR “Mac Duffy Commrrdal Club. Ihamalic Club Small but mighty . I the raying. Wr don't mean «liat Kdyth i mighty phyrlcally. but alien it cumn to talk- ing! She ju t can't be brat! She and Dotty have n tegular line of conver- sation every morning and noon in the Senior l-ocker Room. Edytli. how- ever. doe many more thing than talk, and all equally a well. She U a hln- ing light in the Commercial Depart- ment and prorai r to be a very ucceu- ful bminem woman. LOIS DOROTHY HARTMAN Cltt Cl mb. Frrntk Cl mb. Dramatic Club Loi remind one ol an oh! daguerre- otype. One can picture her in hoop and ruffle . Why is it yon ray I IVt- hap becauae of tier dainty curb. IVr- hap became of the hy little laugh that bid joy to the world. We really don't know why. Hut we do know we all love daguerreotype for their frr h- new and «implicity: and that i why we all love I-oi . r

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LOUISE E. CALLAHAN Beta- Dr malic Club. Stnior Play M'fU Ckttltr SortMi Beware of thU erotic maiden! She can anume a haughty air tliat will •corch you through to the marrow. When you convene with her. above all. Don’t mumble your word .” A Lady Creech. Louise wa» the perfect aristocrat. but we like her best without her title. Despite her bobbed hair «he can uaume quite a crown-up air. but don't worry, it never lasts Ion . Lou be U also famous for her dandne and ha promised to give us an exhibition some day. HELENA V. CEKICOLA Commercial Club. FrauM Club. Dramatic Club Stroudtbtvt Sormal Here she is! Our petit jut . And immediately she smile at you. And immediately you like her. Her hair is black and her eye are brown. She travel swiftly, so swiftly that If you meet her unexiiectedly in the corridor , you are apt to lose your breath and per- haps your footing. All of which show you how lively she i and therefore how necessary to a Senior CU . ■ CAROLYN ( 1IIDSKY Tr taint (t Soph. CUtt. I r a mat it Club. Srmior Huy. Rttkanfft Staff Simmout Collate It i difficult to dwell on any one par- ticular pilane of Carolyn. She I not one. but a number of thing . She U bright. he U pretty, and the i compe- tent. Her rendition of the poilcd American hrircM in the Senior Play wa perfect. Carolyn U rather quiet in «chool life and i not prone to mitchief making. But occasionally he open up and let u ee a little of what i within. And when »hc doe , we feel very much like Pandora, who yearned for another peep Into the myateriou box. flAZKL K. CLARK ••Scotti Drumullt Club ■»). Commartiul Club (.i) Scotti i« our live wire. She ee that all nodal function arc peppy and full of nap. Her aim i to create an atmosphere of happfne . fun. and good-cheer. We are urc that »he ac- compli he her aim. Nobody i ever gloomy or out-of-oort when Scotti i within a half mile. She flit about u . at happy and carefree a a sunbeam. w