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

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VIRGINIA D. HALL “Gin”, “Ginger” Wellesley Virginia came to us in her Senior year from the College Hill School. We like her and hope she enjoyed her year with us. RUSSELL GENUA Russell sure knows his history even though he does appear quiet. ETHEL MAY HARPER West Chester Normal Ethel will make a fine physical director because she’s so friendly. TONY GIOSA “Bayshie” Gym Team Lafayette The small man of the class. He may be small but they measure a man from his neck up. BERYL OLGA HARTMAN “Mickey”, “Dolly” Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Girl Reserves Churchman’s Business College Dolly is very popular among her fellow students. JOHN E. GOLDEN “Johnnie” Football, Track, E Club Temple Johnnie knows his football and we hope he’ll put Temple on the map in football. ALINE HAY “Bud”, “Diz”, “Slim” Lankenau Hospital Aline doesn’t seem to care for studies very much but we hope she will like nursing more. JACOB GOLDMAN “Jake” Lafayette And now we come to another small one! But we don’t care, do we, Jacob? ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ (21 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]

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DOROTHY MAE HERMAN “Dot”, “Dillie”, “Herman” Dramatic Club, Dewey Decimal Club Rider’s Business College Dottie’s disposition is as pleasantly curly as her hair. WILLIAM GORMAN “Bill”, “Billy” Band, Dewey Decimal Club Blonde hair and blue eyes and that un- known quantity—X = Billie. GRACE E. HESS “Gracie”, “Hessy” Junto, Honor Society, French Club Stroudsburg Grace is one of our Honor Students but that does not keep her from enjoying the social side of life. It’s Hess now but mostly less. HARRY E. GOWER Women prefer blondes but they marry brunettes—we hope not. GRACE M. HESS Rechauffe Grace could type her way across the Lnited Slates. Maybe she will try it. ANNA HOFFMAN “Nan” Friendship Club Easton Hospital Training School The men’s ward sure will be happy with a good-looking nurse like Anna. THOMAS GREENE “Tom” Football, Senior Delegate, Tennis Lafayette Tom sure is a good sport and even ran the turtle and the hare, city at one time. ELWOOD GRUBE “Grubie” Elwood is quiet but he gets there like the 122 1