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

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 BERTHA L. DIEHL “TUT PEGGY Commercial Club. Basketry Club. Dramatic Club CHURCHMAN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Here is one of the typewriting sharks of the Commercial Department. Bertha has won enough pins to deck herself like Napoleon, but she is so modest she wears only one at a time. She is also an expert accountant and she has chosen this field for her work. However, it makes little difference which one she attempts—juggling figures or typewriter keys—she is adept at both and success is hers in either ease. HANNA FLORENCE DOLL Honey Glee Club. Dramatic Club. Commercial Club. Cheerleaders’ Club Churchman’s Business College Could you find a more appropriate name for this little maid than “Doll”? And what could be sweeter than “Honey ? She’s merry and gay. too. Hanna has been an earnest student and will make a perfect little business lady for somebody. Honey has the ability to make real friends. ELLEN CAROLYN EICHLIN TOMMY E. H. S. A.. Dramatic Club. Glee Club. Class Basketball. Cheerleaders’ Club. BUSINESS COLLEGE Tommy” is as full of pep and fun as any girl in school. Her person- ality can be compared to a fresh spring breeze, invigorating and cool, with the coolness of green grass and silver brooks. We could weave a poem about those eyes by whose charm we have become captivated. Masculinity cannot meet her gaze unconqucrcd. She cannot help making a success of whatever she does after graduation, we know. MILDRED ERB Midge Assistant Manager Basketball, E” Club. Cheerleader. Dramatic Club. Cheer- leaders’ Club. E. Midge” is so tiny. but. of course, she's mighty. “Midge” is always bobbing up and down before us. trying to make us yell a little louder (oh. ves—she’s a cheerleader). She succeeds, too. for she’s such a peppy little person. Midge” has quite some dramatic ability, too. and is very fond of this work. We’re sure she’ll be a gloom-dispenser wherever sfie goes. Page 2 ,

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MYRTLE L. DENEE MERT’ Glee Club. Thrift Club. Class Basketball. Who is that girl who is always bubbling over with mirth and giggles? Why, that’s ‘‘Mert.’’ to be sure. We often sec her in the halls asking if anyone has seen Elsie. Myrtle has a host of friends and always will, with her winning ways. But do not think that she has no steadfast qualities, for here is a girl who has not neglected her studies during her four years with us. DOLLY DERR Travel Club. Nurses’ Training school Dolly is the black-haired lass who has a cheerful smile and a pleasant word for everyone. She possesses the enviable gift of an equable disposition, and if a jolly classroom neighbor, as her associates can vouch. Her even temper will aid her in becoming a delightful nurse. MARY DE THOMAS ’’MAY’ Thrift Club. Dramatic Club. First Aid Club. Jefferson Hospital Mary—the friend of thimbles, thermometers and typewriters—symbols of three great cults to which she adds herself. It is a question as to which two she will be able to eliminate in order to truly excel in the third. We cannot help. We cannot even suggest. We will, however, wish her good luck in this her hardest task. FRANCES CLAIR DIAMOND ”TOPSY” Thrift Club. Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts Frances is noted for several distinct things: First (and very important), her clothes. Frances has the happy faculty of wearing pretty clothes well. Second, her hair. Third, her bright brown eyes. Frances expects to enter the Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts. We wish her luck in her new venture. J CKaj -29,

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ELEANOR FAIRER Dramatic Club, Glee Club. CEDAR CREST We like Eleanor, why, we don't know, but somehow her generosity, that unaffected grace of manner, gets us. There is an unusual charm in her bearing, rather more mature than one finds in ordinary girls. And though she has been very quiet, many of us have discovered her sweetness and arc her friends for all time. She is never disappointing. Once having made her reputation for friendliness, she has kept it and elevated it. And we all know how well she has succeeded. SOPHIA FISCHER Dramatic Club. National Honor Society. BARNARD COLLEGE We feel a little shy about this write-up. We have a feeling—a presenti- ment—that Sophia will read it and laugh. Not with malice, you under- stand. Sophia never laughs with malice—but with understanding. Sophia looks at us with double eyes—eyes that see the surface and eyes that pierce beneath it. She has a keen perception of all the finer things; sometimes her grasp of things astonishes us—Emerson, for example. But. then—Sophia is an excellent student, and excellent students . . . . ! GERTRUDE ANNA FREEMAN JERRY” Glee Club. Dramatic Club. Orchestra. Commercial Club. Thrift Club. Stroudsburg Normal You can see by her list of activities that Jerry is a lively girl. She is one of those who works hard for her school, and she has become known to us by her never-faltering good nature. She has kept up in her scholastic work as well as in social events. Everyone knows Gertrude at least by name. MARGARET A. FULMER •PEGGY' Commercial Club. Dramatic Club. Here's a black-haired lass who looks quiet, but. oh. my! Margaret loves to talk and has a cheery smile for everybody. She loves to dance, too. and is well liked. Margaret is fond of designing, and is desirous of making that her profession. We arc sure she will make a success of anything she may do. Page 25