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

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LILA HOPKINS “Sis” Commercial Club, Dramatic Club Well, I got through.” Lila certainly does not love to do lessons to the best, but perhaps she has some reason of which we have not the slightest idea or know- ledge about. Such things have happened before and she can not be slow of thot for she is a very witty and humorous girl. It must be just her natural love of fun. IONA HUFF Onie” Commercial Club, Thrift Club, Dramatic Club A still, small voice has made its claim on Iona. She goes her way quietly, seriously, and contentedly, doing her work with patience. We never see her without her cheery smile. But, when we really enter into the realms of Iona’s friendship we find another side of her character is made up of pranks. RUTH HUPPMAN “Ruffus” Commercial Club, Dramatic Club, Thrift Club Temple Ruth's smile is like a ray of sunshine and her countenance is seldom without this warmth. We surely will miss her quiet, genial companionship in the years to come. Temple can consider itself very lucky in receiving such a gloom dis- perser as RulTus. CELIA ISAACSOHN “Cele” Commercial Club, Thrift Club, Dramatic Club Scudder The girl with the bobbed raven locks. This girl can almost always be found among a group of friends for she is another popular girl among her classmates. And she is a good pupil too. She always takes a lively part in all class discussions. She always does her bit and that's all we ask of anyone. 19

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FRANCES HELMS “Fritz” Thrift Club Although Fritz has been only two years among us, we feel that she is an old friend. Her fine personality has won her friends not only in our class but in the lower classes as well. She is liked by all of us. The teachers like her because she is faithful to her work and comes out with great honors. She is beloved by her classmates because she is one of them, entering into their joys and sorrows with alacrity. JANET HEYMANN Thrift Club, Mathematics Club The cut-up of our class. She keeps the class in chuckles. Janet amuses us by her witty remarks much to the consternation of her teachers who sometimes cannot see the joke. But Janet can be sober and does take her lessons quite seriously. We wonder why Janet has become so passionately fond of tennis?!? ALDA HILLPOT Aldie Commercial Club Although Aldie is not a flashy girl who takes the world by storm, yet she is one of those steady consistent kind who will make a great success in the long run. One of her characteristics is that she is always on time, a fine asset to any business woman. If one is bold enough and has enough courage to fight for her friendship it is a friendship which will last a lifetime. GLADYS HOFFMAN “Ted” Glee Club, Operetta, Thrift Club The jolliest and merriest girl in our class. When we want an occasion to be full of pep and fun we just invite Gladys and then we are assured of its success. She struggled through all the snowstorms from Raubsville to Easton and besides came up from that city to see most of our home games and even games away from home in football. We all wish we could be Ted's Mil lady baby’4’ if all mammies were like the Mandy of the Senior Play. 18

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AMY JACKSON Ah-Mee” Commercial Club, Dramatic Club Temple This girl was very lively the first years of her high school career but then she suddenly seemed to sober up as the finish loomed in view. Just why, we do not know. It’s just another mystery which our somewhat dull minds seem to have no way of solving. Amy does not seem to have much difficulty in getting her lessons and has spent much of her time in making friends which is not a hard task for her. LOLETA KENNEDY “Leeda” Commercial Club, Dramatic Club Sage Parties, dances, and general good times are scheduled on Loleta’s routine. She likes to Hit about and seems quite interested in the “movie” business. We wonder why?! I )leta enjoys a good joke and is no favorite with the Study Hall teachers. SYLVIA KLIBANSKY “Spic” Class Basketball, Thrift Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club Darlington Seminary She loves to argue and argue. She must see into everything before she will pass over it and this determination to understand helps her to get her lessons more thoroughly and she is sure to succeed when she leaves school. Just what she intends doing, we are not sure of, but a hard-working girl always succeeds at whatever she attempts. LEONA KNAPP “Lee” Science Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Thrift Club Leona has always been admired for her auburn curly hair and loved for her pleasant disposition. We catch glimpses of I cona once in a while for she is often in a hurry and is forever flying up and down the corridors at a rapid rate of speed. This characteristic “breeziness” endears her in the hearts of her classmates. 20