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

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HILDA LONG Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Literary Club, Junto Staff, Charter Member National Honor Society Hilda is one of the shining lights of the class of ’25. She dazzles us beyond words with her unlimited vocabulary and orations. She is a great favorite with all her teachers and also with her classmates. Even though Hilda has studied very hard she has always had time to make friends and they have always wel- comed her friendship. And she is—little. She remains one of the few still unsolved puzzles of the great Senior Class. Through her four years at Easton High she has passed about so quietly we hardly knew she was there. There is a lot we have to find out about this Little girl, but anyway she must l e a good student for we never heard any complaints about her. We always know where to find her too, and that is in company with Jo. Madeline is another girl who will leave her influence in the halls of E. H. S. Her four years here have earner! for her many friends whom she will be reluctant to leave. May she attain as great success in Indiana Normal as she has in E. H.S. BEATRICE MCCARTHY Bee” Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Operetta, Thrift Club Do you see those flashing eyes? Bee means business. She takes nothing too seriously but always comes out well in the end. Her four years here have just been one round of everlasting friendship. ELIZABETH LITTLE Libbie” Glee Club, girls' Cheerleading Club MADELINE LOOMIS Dramatic Club, Thrift Club, Glee Club Indiana Normal

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MARGERY LAUBACH Margie” Thrift Club, Assistant Editor of Junto, Home Room Delegate Margie’s two years among us have been entirely too short. But even through this time she has done much for the welfare of the class of '25. Her activities in the Junto work have been fine, and we congratulate her for it. Margery is a very good-natured girl and has a charming personality, so the result is she is leaving E. H. S. with a host of true friends. ANNA LEHR Curly Well named, too. Did you ever see such curls? Although Anna has not taken an active part in school activities, yet she always backed everything and we feel without her, our senior year could not have been a success. RUTH LEICHLITER Tiny” Dramatic Club, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Debating (2), Commercial Club Folts Institute Ruth has taken part in many activities in Easton High. She has helped us have a successful season last year in basketball. She is the President of the Thrift Club and shows great promise of becoming an orator by being on our De- bating Team for two years. Ruth always has a good time in school or out. MARGARET LENNEN Cherry” Thrift Club, Commercial Club, Class Basketball Abington Memorial Hospital Cherry played on our class team as guard and she was the bug-a-bear” of every opposing forward's life. I don’t believe that we have ever seen Cherry frown. She has a never-failing smile and cheerful word for every one of us. We hear that Margaret intends to enter the ranks of that wonderful profession of nursing and we sincerely wish her success in that field and in life. 22

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MARIAN McGOWAN Glee Club (4), Operetta, Thrift Club, Dramatic Club Another quiet maiden of our class whom we would like to know better. Marian has spent her four years among us in a very quiet manner; however, through it we feel she has gained a host of friends and acquired much knowledge. CLARA McILROY Mac” Glee Club, Concert How we envy Clara with those perfectly marcelled locks. Even on damp and rainy days her hair is always in perfect curl. Clara is noted for her cheery smile and friendly grin, too. So long as we see the smile we know she's our friend and she’s the kind of friend we all desire. HELEN MANN Dramatic Club, Thrift Club, Glee Club, Class Basketball Indiana Normal Helen is the sophisticated girl of our class. We all admire this air of worldly wisdom of Helen’s and each one of us secretly envy her poise. Helen's an all around good sport and when it comes to a joke can give one as well as take one. MARIAN MANN Dramatic Club, Class Basketball Indiana Normal An elfish grin—a day in June—fluffy bobbed hair—cheerful chatter—blue eyes—a ray of sunshine. That is our impressionistic view of Marian. We can not tell in detail why we love her so, but indeed we all do. 24