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

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' ELSIE C. SNYDER Comm r nl Club (jt Elsie's unfailing food nature will al- ways make her remembered. She la one of those persona who does not let dull care worry her. Her earnest effort and industry all through tier four years shows that she will be a success in the future. From the soles of her feet to the top of her head she is a good scoot. HARRIET STEWART 0 ii B iM U. VmrtUy HaxtrtUU it yrt.) B•' Her pretty head is filled with things Of many different types. For lemons there is room enough So she gets on all right. She loves to dance and flit about. Her laughter is contagious. A cheery little maiden, who Is noble and courageous. 2 ANNA F. STICHT Ann lhamatie Club. Commereial Club. Senior Clan RatketbaU Team Although Anna was not with u» dur- ing our four years we were all glad to welcome her when she Joined the class of ‘2J. Anna is very energetic and an all-round good sport especially when it cones to swimming. She is still in keeping with the styles as her light bobbed hair can be seen bobbing up everywhere. When it comes to school spirit Anna is right on the dot. She was a faithful rooter for all basket- ball and football games. CAROLYN STOTZ Frtnek Club. ! ramatit Club aitonal Park Seminary A kindly heart with blessings full A gentle way has she. And as she always looks for Joy No sorrow does she see. She speaks Iter French with style And likes her other studies. Rut she will always have her fun With all her friends and buddies. 2

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V SARAII M. SIIKR I ra malit Club, Commfrtial Club. Gift Club. Op irtU Hark, hark the lark at heaven' sate ■ins . That I the way there precious tew of us who have beard thit modest Galli Curri feel when he yield to our coam- ing for just a little. Sara, come on just a little bit. Sara blushes very demurely when you mention her voice but ask her to play Prelude” or Nar- ftaus and he will lose that self-con- sciousness in the joy of her music—for Sara love her piano. The world of music has something to look forward to in ’M's Sara. BESSIE I DELLA SHOEMAKER Commfrtial Club (j) Bessie is one of u who is commer dally ambitious. Almost every after- noon she can be found in the Senior locker room inquiring, Is anybody using my typewriter? Weil. I wish they would hurry up. Not that Bessie is impatient, no. she is the joy of '2i's heart when it come to patience: she's iust abnormally ambitious. Did you ever try to borrow anything from her? Then you know of Bessie's knack of always having anything from a pin to a dime for your lunch. 2 CENA L. SKINNER Drama Cia». Frtuek Club Coutlur College Behold the ahining light oi the Virgil CUn! Cena i atellar performer for Ihr girl in (hr famoua eight-member Virgil cUu. But her proweaa U not re- atricted to I .at in alone for Cena U a brilliant mathematician and excellent French scholar. Unlike the start. Cena doea not dwell apart, but ia a very congenial com [onion-in-arm in every- thing that ia going. Cena will alwaya be remembered for the marveloua co- coanut pyramid cake ahe made for the Senior Bake Sale. RUTH SNOVBL Ruffua CUu fUlirfMI. Commrrnul Club Ruth ia packed to the brim with the good old apirit of Ration High and ia mighty proud of everyone of ita activi- ties No football, butketball or any other game waa complete without Ruth on the aide linea. What would Senior ('Lit tnakrtball have been without her this year? Outaide of thia. Ruth ia ex- tremely quiet and rrorrved. and few of ua feel that we really know her. 1

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ALICE TAYLOR Commit fiat Club. (Uet Club. O xtiTa She' ay. litheoome and full of life! How »lie love to dance! She ran chatter for hoar on all the new one and when it come to doing them. well. Alice ran practice what riie preach». But her frivolity doe not detract from her good artur for rite i one of the mwt practical, the moat edate little prnon in the ela s. able to boant of a truly burinem-like air —hut then, riie doe not bcaM. ELIZABETH M. TODD Betl Commit dal Club. Junto Stag KILralieth I only a pocket edition- in riie—of a Senior. It I only by her wi e look and right-at-home manner around chool that we can ringle her out from the member of the younger clamr . Even if Beti did not have that air of wladora. we would oon be aware of her prearner, for—«he love to talk. We often wonder how uch a •mall tenon ran find o much to tay. 2 SAI,I,IK K. Ulll.ER Iframalu Club, httnth Club 'l.c»son may come and lessons may ko But Saltie goes on (orevcr.'' •o quietly tliat «r hardly know «lie i here until we hear someone thinking aloud, what we were tuppowd to recite. First period in the morning we hear a door gently open, watch a tall person, noted chiefly (or her glorious long tressei in this bobbed-haired era. softly dose the door again and Sallie'a in. (or she is one of our commuters. BEATRICE E. WEST Bca CommrrtUl Club. DrumuHt Club Giggle—giggle—giggle—that's Bea- trice. especially when she is with Gladys. The two o( them are the champion gigglers of the school. Al- though it's news to sosne, Beatrice can be serious. This seriousness is in evi- dence especially in the classroom, but in the halls—Beatrice believes in mak- ing up (or lost time. 3