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

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ESTHER I MITMAN Clan Buskrtboll. IhamoUi Club. FrtufM Club. Sow Cubiufl II or gar ft Mceriion CclUt Esther's the my nicest girl to haw sitting next to ooe In rtaas that sre can think of. Stic' no grnerou with all ■hr pomnw . She begrudge» not a thing. She'» ooe of those refreshingly natural people with whom one would instinctively like to pledge eternal friendship. Esther look a» if she just loved to cook and sew. and we would like to turn phrenologist just to see whether that is the niche she's destined to fill. 6% c? rt MII.DRKD MORRIS Although we have lived with this demure maiden for four years, yet when we come to write her up see groan in dismay, for we know not what to say about her. Mildred is always In a hurry. No matter what time of the day it may be or where she is going, she brusites past you with a sorry, but I’m in an awful hurry. We can't possibly imagine Mildred ever being late for any- thing because she has the pep to get there. SARAH MORROW Dramatic Club. Commercial Club. Rc- ebauffe Staff. Junto Staff Ah! Behold oik of our valiant Vir- giliant and noted Latlnlw». We know that Sarah hat cone to Room 24 every day for the la»t year to tunle with Virgil and we would bet our la«t penny that the wa« the victor, even if we didn't know it. Sarah ha helped in many of our clan function» and we will not »oon forget her valuable anirtance. She is alto a loyal (Upporter of the Krienduhip Club and deterve not a little credit for it» many iiKVewct. CATIIKRINK R. N ITT EL Kitty CUlt Kaiketball. Vanity HaiketbaU (j) Secretary Commercial Club (Jr). Set• rare Club, fi Here we »ee the noble feature of our far-famed forward. Kitty Nittel. No game for the paw two year» ha» been complete without Kitty'» pretence. She ha» been a great factor in giving to E. H. S. the cherithcd Lehigh Valley Champloiuhip. She i» alto an excel- lent «wimmer. and at any time during the »uminer the can be found indulging in thi» «port at Eddytide. Kitty hat •till another accompliahment which, nme day. will place her high in literary field». 16

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LUC I LI. R V. McFADDBN Commrrtial Club. Or a malit Club Stroudiburt Normal Sthool Thl» picture doesn't do Lucille credit, for it doe not show her real blond hair. She i« the despair of all the dark-hairrd people and •'like-to-be” blond». Laugh- ter and sunshine are always coupled with blond hair and in Lucille they make a charming combination. Worry or care find no place in her vocabulary- Kven her typewriter respond to her •unny nature and cooperate with her, for ahe i one of the «peed artitt ” of the Senior Clam. MARGARET E. McCRATII Marge” Commrrtial Club ”1 had the wor»t typewriter today” —thi i Margaret' favorite phrase. She mean that the famou InMrument for writing failed to respond to her withe . She trie hard to make u be- lieve that lenon are her personal ene- mies but we are rather skeptical. Her tucce in ber commercial course could not have been possible if such enmity existed. 1 . RKBECCA MKRKIX GUt Club. CommfTiial Club, IhamutU Club, OpmUa Chunk m«'i Huiinttt Cciltt It «tnu to be a rule imom the midgets oI the Senior CUat that what they lack in rile they make up for in brain power. Certainly “Becky is no exception to this rule. She is a good student in everything but she ex- cels in stenographic work. She is vit- ally interested in it and is quite a whirr. Caring into Dame Fortune's crystal we see her at a successful pri- vate secretary. DOROTHY MII.I.KR Duffy 7 e««. of Ihumalit Club. Commanisl Club Here is our little Mascot! At least the has all the earmarks of one. She's little, and mischievous and different from all the rest of us. She's young— very young. However she's not too young to talk a great deal for she is a regular little chatterbox. When she grows up. if she ever doe , and acquires an air of wisdom and sophistication she may well look back on these day that are so full and say. Sweet childish days that were as full. As twenty days are now. 5 b

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VKATHRYN L. O'CONNELL Kitty Command Club. CUu RatkrtbaU Examine carefully that intellectual brow and determined mouth. Can we not truly ny that Kathryn wear» all her weight of learning lightly like a flower ? Kitty i« an ardent lover of the SpanUh language which die apeak» a» well aa any proud Senorita of Madrid. School function and the Kriendthip Club are Kitty V hobble» and abe baa been a valuable contributor to their many activltle . HARRIETT LINDSAY POORE Tahar Dramalif Club. Frank Club. KaikrtbaU. OraUrital Coutfit I there a girl with aoul ao dead. Who never to herwlf ha aaid. Would that I had that curly head. Harriott'» lovely curly hair ha been the envy of every girl in achool and we all agree that alie i the brlghteat apot In any crowd. Tahar I» a good atu- dent, witty apeaker, basketball »tar, and a generally all-round good «port. We wiah her a bright future to laugh her way through life a die hat through K H. S. 1 LOIS ELIZABETH RABSLY Teddy CommertUI Club. Sebare Club Hast SlrouJtburt Sormal Did anyone ever tee Lob when «he wasn't uniting and giggling? Teddy ha» a Merry disposition and a face with gladness olway» overspread. Lesson seem to be the only things that lake the joy ou» «I her We. We can't quite imagine Lob a» one of the dignified faculty of the near future, but the in- »i»t« that alie I» going to go to East Stroudsburg Normal to fit her«clf for the guidance of other along the path way of knowledge. ELIZABETH M. REED Ickey CUti HatkfiMJ. Vanity RtibHbaU (» DramalU Club, Prtnek Oa». R Whom have me here? The B. H. mischief creator. War there ever a prank in which Ickey did not lure her finger»? What her mind ha not thought of I not worth anyone' think- ing about. Indeed ae can truly ay. There I» none Uke her. Iclcey can- not be outdone in anything from jump- ing center in basketball to getting to school in five minute . Here' to you. I-key , and mav it be aid when you've made a name for yourself in the aorld. Nothing ever daunted tier.