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

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SARAH E. 11 AMMAN “Sally” “Sis” Sec. National Honor Society, J unto, Senior Play SwARTHMORE Sarah enjoys being different and we appreciate her for it. She is impulsive too, and possesses an cver-ready wit. Her sincerity and charm with her unusual tact should win her friends always. ISABEL M. HARPER Orchestra, Glee Club, Commercial Dramatic Club Churchman’s Business College Here’s another of our bright commercial students. Will she event- ually become “somebody’s stenog.?” She is also a good librarian. MARY ELINOR HARRISON Girls Treasurer E. II. S. A., Secretary of leaders Club Wells Mary is one of our foremost basketball players. Whenever you sec Mary, you always catch a glimpse of “Dizzy.” MILDRED 1. HILLEGAS Westchester Normal Although Mildred seems to be an awfully “shy, little lass”, we who know her better realize that she is continually enjoying life with her host of friends. JOSEPHINE E. HOLVECK “Joe” Class Basketball General Hospital, Phila. Joe says she’s going to be a nurse. We know she’ll make a good one. I 18)

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FRANCES HELENA GERSTEKBERG “Fran” “Frankie” We wonder what Dad says when the first of the month comes along and with it, the gas bill for the Whippet!?! VIRGINIA ANNA GERSTNER “Ginny” “Ginger” Junior High Orchestra, Glee Club Here’s to the girl who has passed her own class and after hard work caught up to the class of 1928. We know Ginny will be successful, and we arc glad she was one of us. EVELYN GRAHAM “Ev” Here is another girl with artistic ability. We might also add that Ev likes to dance. ANITA M. HAASE “Skeezicks” Commercial Dramatic Club Anita cannot only boss her father and brother, and feed them while Mother’s away but she can run an office as well. Ask Mr. Forney. GRACE M. HAHN “Grac” “Gracie” Trcas. Nat. Honor Society, Rechauffe, French Club Penn State Here is one of our brilliant students. She deserves much credit for her excellent work. We can easily imagine calm Grace as a teacher; and we hope it will be art, for her talent is no ordinary one. [17]

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ELIZABETH CATHERINE HOPKINS ’ “Bettie” Pres. French Club, Junto, Operetta Wilson College In the beginning of our Junior year, Bettie surprised us by having her lovely curls bobbed. But not like Sampson, her fine work continued without them, and, finally, in the operetta she made our dreams come true. ANNA ELIZABETH HULSHIZER “Hulsie” Friendship Club Churchman’s Business College Anna may be a little girl, but we know she'll hold some big position when she graduates from Churchman's. She is always busy in the li- brary after school. EVA G. IHRMARK “Eve” Senior Cabinet, N ice Pres. Leaders Club, Captain Girl's Basketball Syracuse University Here is a truly talented girl. As center, she has helped us win many a basketball game. And can she act? Remember her many parts in plays. NORINK LOUISE JACOBSON “Nonnie “Non” Nonnic intends to follow a literary career and according to her standing in English, she will be a success. It seems everyone prefers blondes, especially Nonnic. ROSA GERTRUDE JOHNSTON “Rosie” “Gertie” “General” General Johnston is the Will Rogers of our Art class, but believe me, she knows her paint. M9]