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

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MINA ELIZABETH ADAM Class Basketball Mina is one of our quiet, studious girls, but can always be ready to join in any fun that comes along. Dame Rumour says she is going to make a good bookkeeper. MARGARET ANNE ADAMS “Pec” “Peggy” “Midge” Rechauffe, Glee Club (4), Operetta (3) Say Peg Adams” to anyone and you’ll see their face light up with pleasant recognition. Immediately we have a vision of black hair and twinkling blue eyes. VIRGINIA H. ALSOVER Library, Rechauffe. Senior Play University ok Wisconsin This Titian haired lass has great dramatic abilities, as well as those of being a most competent librarian. And her lovely manner makes her not unpopular with both boys and girls. WINIFRED H. ANDREWS “Win” “Winnie” Vice President French Club, Assistant Editor-in-Chief of Rechauffe, Class Basketball Washington University Brains, brains, and more brains!!! However, that docs not keep Winnie from having a good time which she enjoys to the 9th degree. She is one of our “all-around girls”. MER1UM BARRON “Bubbles” “Tricks” “Mim” Bubbles is a jolly school mate. Those that do not know her have missed something. She enters all school work and activities with a good will that makes many friends for her. MU

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Senior High School Class History T HE class of 1928 spent only one year at the Wolf High School, and that was our Freshman Year, when we watched with awed and unaccus- tomed eyes, the antics and frolics of the upper classmen. However, at the be- ginning of our Sophomore Year, we entered the grand portals of the new Easton High School. This year we passed by en- deavoring to study amid the splendors of our gor- geous new building. In our Junior Year, the Student Council was started, and was support- ed by the Junior Class. Now at last, after four years of eventful high school life, we have reached the seemingly unattainable heights of being a senior. During this year there were numberless dances to break the monotony of too hard study. The whole Senior Class cooperated to make the Student Council a success. Now we arc about to graduate; for some it means the beginning of a new life in College; for others a new life in the working world, but whatever it is, we will all remember our happy carefree high school days. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, Edward McCluskey Secretary, Eva Ihrmark Vice Pres.y Drew Snyder Treasurer, Kenneth Hagerman Class Advisor, Miss E. C. Greider

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MARIE KATHLEEN BEACH “Bkachib” Basketball, Class Volley Ball, Comm. Dramatic Club Churchman’s Business College We might say that she is a genius, for her prowess as side-center on the basketball team has been proven. ESTHER A. BENNETT Glee Club, Home Room Delegate Stroudsburg Normal Who, among her numerous friends, will not admit that Esther is one of the most ladv-likc members of our class? At least we’re sure that “Bing” will. GENEVRA E. BENTLEY Gene” Delegate E. 11. S. A., Home Room Delegate, Tennis (Captain) Through our four short years of high school, wherever we met Gene, we were always greeted by her charming, informal “hello.” HELEN E. BENTZ “Bentzy” “Bobby” “Kiddo” Glee Club, Operetta, Class Basketball JEFFERSON HOSPITAL Helen is one of our outdoor girls ready for any sports that come along. We hope she will be as successful in her career as a nurse as she is in these sports. JEANETTE BERGSTEIN “Sunny” “Babe Class Basketball Sunny is one of our devoted basketball players and also a partici- pant in dramatics. She has an agreeable disposition which will help her in her chosen vocation as a lawyer. (12 1