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

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ELIZABETH B. KITCHEN “Kitch” Senior Play Sargent Betty is a friend to everyone, and will some day be the reason “why men leave home.” VINCENT JONES “VlNC” Vine is the same good old friend after the accident, as before. MARGARET E. KLINE “Peg”, “Madge” Glee Club Combs Conservatory of Music Madge wants to be a music supervisor. Well, she surely can play and maybe some day she will entertain all of us. WOODROW WILSON JONES “Woody”, “Jonesie” Churchman’s Business College Woodrow comes all the way from Tatamy. Prospects are, he will be some shiek when he grows up. MOLET KICHLINE KNOBLE “Yi” Junto Churchman’s Business College Violet’s friend is the typewriter. Oh no, not the only one, for she has many friends in school. KENNETH KICHLINE “Ken” We hear that the E. H. S. A. is going to vote him a to yard E so he can make a sweater out of it. MINNIE M. KOSOFSKY Junto Penn State Minnie is a popular member of the Junto class. She is also a member of the orchestra and is so interested in music that she ex- pects to continue studying it. RUSSELL KIEFER “Rus” His red hair lights his way through his three years at high school. [25 1

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SHIRLEY E. JAFFE “Shirl” French Club Women’s Medical College Shirley certainly knows mathematics, but has a continual habit of breaking her glasses. NORMAN HOLMES His tongue goes as fast as a pleased dog’s tail. So he’ll talk his way into salesman- ship. CHARLOTTE JOHNSON Charlotte loves to have fun and makes many friends through it. DUDLEY EL WOOD HORN “Dud”, “Red” Capt. Track, Delegate Assembly, Gym Team New York University Dud is fast on the track, but that doesn’t say he’s not good in his studies. HELEN KATZ “Kitty”, “Katzie” Glee Club, Class Basketball Helen is full of fun and excels in talking. We are never lonesome when she is around. MARY KING Dewey Decimal Club, Girl Reserves Easton Hospital Mary is very conscientious and always finishes what she starts. MORRIS ISSACSOHN “Mo” Here is our chief mathematician. Where would Mr. Brotzman’s standards be without Morris? His mustache made him famous. BURTON JONES Burton is one of those people who are found in every group of people—he’s a Jones. 124 ]

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JULIA KROENING “Julie”, “Juju” Leaders Club Lankenau Hospital Another quiet lass. Julia very seldom causes her teachers any trouble. If every- one would follow her example, there would- n’t be any 8th period study halls. MILNOR PARET KESSLER “Pop” Football, Glee Club, Operetta Lafayette Milnor is a promising young tenor and also a football player. We hope he will be a good doctor. MARY ELIZABETH KUTZ “Kutzie” Class Basketball (2), Varsity Basketball (2), Leaders Club Temple Judging from Kutzie’s athletic ability we should say she will be a mighty fine gym teacher. RALPH L. KEIPER Lafayette Ralph surely does know his stuff and—he was for A1 Smith. MARGARET C. LAKE Philadelphia School of Music Peggy is another musical girl. She took part in the Operetta and she’ll surely suc- ceed at studying music, for we know who can sing. FRANKLIN KLEINLE Greater men than Frank may have lived, but he doubts it. MARY E. LAUBACH Girls’ Treasurer E.H.S.A., Basketball Capt., Junior Delegate Assembly National Park Seminary Mary is queen of sports in E.H.S. We hope she will make as good an artist as a forward on our team. WALTER KLOTZ Orchestra He takes great delight in music and in- struments, but that’s not all. (26 1