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

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ELEANOR BI DWELL “Mike”, “Biddy” Miss Illmans Once you get acquainted with her she makes a worthwhile friend. GERTRUDE E. BLACKMAN “Gert” Junto, French Club Penn State Not all stars arc in the sky, for here is one in our Latin Class. We wish her success as a linguist. MARK BAUER Junto Editor, Executive Comm., Honor Soc. Behold the genius of our class! If doubt arises about any question, ask Mark. He is always ready to answer. JAMES C. BAY, Jr. “Jim” Senior Play This industrious young man wants to be an auto mechanic. No doubt of his success. FRANCES H. BOWLBY Operetta, Handbook, Junto Washington University If Frances is as successful a surgeon as she has been a student, we need not be afraid to be one of her patients. CHARLES A. BIBLEHEIMER “Slim” Blair Charles is, as his nickname indicates, tall and slim. His motto is “Once a friend al- ways a friend.” FRANCES A. BOYER “Fran”, “Fab” Leaders Club, Class Baseball, Class Basketball Churchman’s Business College She may be small; but can she typewrite? RICHARD ROBERT BISHOP “Yosko”, “Dick” Vice President of Delegate Assembly, Capt. Football, Basketball Dick has made an admirable record in athletics. He is a friend to everyone. 114 1

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HELEN ETHEL BAKER Glee Club, Girl Reserves Churchman’s Business College Really, 1 wonder if Helen can get cross. Her temper is so smooth, so gentle, so con- trolled. We’d all like to be like that but— KATHERINE ELIZABETH BARNES “Kid”, “Kit” Leaders Club University of California She looks sweet, simple, and girlish. She may be the former and the latter but not the remaining one. Puzzle it out! W ILLIAM HAROLD BADER “Bait” Blair Here is another well-known classmate who shines in athletics. ROBERT BARBER “Bob” Rechauffe, Cheer Leaders, Senior Play Lafayette Small but mighty. We can say that of Bob, for wasn’t he a cheer leader and so helped our teams to win their games? ALBENA MILDRED BARTISH “Al” “Al” is a great girl and is sure to succeed, no matter how many flat tires she may get on the bumpy road of life. FRANK RICHARDSON BARNAKO “Sonny” Rechauffe, Orchestra, Senior Play Lafayette Frank must have some unusual ability, for he was in the orchestra and earned an E for this. GLADYS BERKEY E. H. S. Cafeteria, Five E Society Gladys is very quiet. Maybe there is some outside attraction, who can tell. CLIFFORD R. BARNES “Clif”, “Speed” Junto, Capt. Gym Team, Track University of Southern California Clif was the very capable business mana- ger of the Junto, and entertained us more than once with his gymnastic stunts. (13 1

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FRIEDA F. BRAU “Fritz” Class Basketball, Rechauffe, Operetta Frieda is one of the bright students. She completed her High School education in three years. There aren’t many who do that. GEORGE BLI NDIN' We say his only labor is to kill time, but he says, “Labor is mine, disturb me not.” LENA BUCHMAN “Lee” Lee is one of the outstanding brunettes in school. We lost her for a while but the E. H. S. spirit brought her back. HENRY L. BONSTEIN, Jr. “Bonny” Rechauffe, National Honor Society, Band Lafayette Henry is very musical we know, for haven’t we heard him play with that Jazz orchestra? ROBERTA CARMEN “Bert” Pratt Institute Bert is a good sport. You can hardly find a funnier girl. She is always worrying about her homework and especially short- hand—different from the rest. MARSHALL D. BOYER “Spun” Tennis, Band, Baseball Philadelphia College of Pharmacy Marshall is one of our star tennis players. He may be quiet but we’re sure he’ll be successful as a pharmacist. MARY JANE COLLINGE “Pinie” She is dainty and sweet and in the future maybe we’ll hear of Chez Jane, one of the finest dress establishments in the country. ELMO TULLI E B ROD IE “Steve” Radio Club General Electric Steve is tall and quiet, or shall we say shy? Anyway, we all know he’s a good fellow and bright and clever when he tries.