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

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CATHERINE MARIE FALLON “Jerry”, “Kitty”, “Falley” Rider College Someday Kitty will be somebody’s private Stcnog. and we know she’ll make a good one. ROBERT FARR “Bob” Radio Club, Operetta, Class Basketball Cornell Bob is a very active member of our class. He has very capably held offices of impor- tance. Bob can also dance. MARY GANTERT Mary doesn’t hold any High School offices but is a good worker. PAUL FEHR “Pappy” Lafayette We haven’t heard much of Paul, but you can’t help but recognize his walk, no one can imitate it. MARION GAYMAX “Mickey” Honor Society, Rechauffe, Leaders Club Duke University Full of fun, but studious just the same— that’s Marion. And she certainly can prophesy. FRANCIS FIRTH “Firth”, “Firthy” Cross Country, Operetta From his occupation in the cafeteria you’d think he would be a druggist but he hopes to be a Bookkeeper. Well, good luck. NAOMI GOLDMAN “Nomy” Leaders Club, French Club Penn State Nomy is always ready for some more fun and does not take her school work seriously. EDWARD FLYNN “Flynny” Band Lafayette “I thought I heard an argument—here comes Flynny.” |19 1

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HELEN C. DONNELLY “Mike”, “Don” Glee Club, Leaders Club Churchman’s Business College Helen is a favorite among the students because of her mischievous nature and readi- ness for fun. THOMAS E. CORRELL “Tom” . Asst. Mgr. Baseball, Band, Ushers’ Club Penn State Tom would make a better dancing teacher than a lawyer. CATHERINE MARY DULL “Sis” Beaver College Sis will surely captivate all her pupils with her curly locks and cheerful smile. PAUL E. DAVISON “Dave” Delegate Assembly, Band, Bus. Mgr. Senior Play Lafayette Paul hopes to be a financier. Remember us in your will, please! EVELYN MARY ELDRIDGE “Ev” Wyoming Prep One does not meet people like Ev every day. We can always hear her talking about that certain “he”. CHARLES G. DECK “Red”, “Bud” Football, E Club Football isn’t all he strives for, because there is—well—? JANE EWADINGER “Janie” Honor Society, Junto, Operetta Swarthmore Janie is one of our best all around girls. She was among the select few to be elected to the honor society. She is also active and interested in all sports. HAROLD TINSMAN FACKENTHAL “Houndt” Class Football Carnegie Technical Harold likes Auto Mechanics and hopes to take up Aeroplane Mechanics. Perhaps he’ll be another Lindbergh. (18 1

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PATRICIA ANNETTE GRAHAM “Pat Leaders Club, Girl Reserves, Class Basketball Pratt Institute Pat has a smile for everybody. She will surely be a successful dressmaker. HARRIET KATHERINE GRUBE “Grubby”, “Hat” Glee Club, Class Basketball, Dewey Decimal Club Fun is Hat’s middle name but she’s bright just the same. FREHN M. FOLLWEILER “Folly”, “Matty” Baseball, Class Football University of Michigan Folly aspires to be an architect. Don’t forget him when you build your house. DONALD FOSTER He is prophesied to be a bachelor. May- be not—who can tell? EMILY HAASE Delegate Assembly (2, 3) Emily is interested in Gym work—played on the Class Basketball team and she surely can play. CLYDE S. GANO “Junior” Senior Play Lafayette If Clyde keeps on talking as much as he does now, he certainly will make an excel- lent lawyer. AMY VIRGINIA HALL “Smiles”, “Peg” Churchman’s Business College In Amy we seem to have a miracle, for she has won both the teachers’ and the stu- dents’ hearts: The former by hard study, and the latter by her ready wit and good sportsmanship. RENTON D. GARREN “Rent” Cross Country, Track He’s not known as a “bright light” but he shines just the same. 120]