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

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SARAH LEBKES “Shorty”, “Shrimp” Class Basketball Shrimp is one of the jolliest people in our class. She is full of fun and enjoys life. ANNA K. LI ELAND “Chickie”, “Ann” Orchestra (3), Class Basketball Temple Anna is a lively pal and she will surely make a good stenog. GEORGE W. KNAPP Lafayette Here’s another football fan. George not only played on the class football team, but was also very much interested in football otherwise. WILLIAM KOLB “Bill” Lafayette Bill is one of the famous gunmen from South Side and lie shoots his way through E. H. S. GRACE E. LIPPEY “Gracie” Junto, Dewey Decimal Club Rider An ideal senior, her lessons always pre- pared, and she knows when to be serious and when to laugh. PAUL KOSKEY “Kos”, “Mayor” Pres. E.H.S.A., Senior Play, Football University of Pittsburgh Paul is a great boy, but we wonder if his entire interest is in Easton High. FLORIS ELIZABETH LIPSETT Operetta, Rechauffe, Class Basketball Antioch College Quiet and studious are Floris’ main traits, but she’s fun-loving too. ALBERT KRESSLEY A1 is all smiles and fun but once in a while he does study and let out his brains. 127 1

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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

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MARGARET ESTHER LYONS “Peggy”, “Meg”, “Peg” Junto, Operetta, Senior Play Penn State Peg! One of the sweetest girls in the school. She’s always ready to help and sympathize with everyone. WILLIAM LEE “Bill” Little but mighty is Bill, but good things come in small packages. ANNE LOUISE McKEEN “Billy” Glee Club, Operetta, Class Basketball Miss Illing’s School Pretty, petite, and sweet, exactly de- scribes Billy. Her lovely, golden hair is the cause for the decline of many a barber’s trade. ALBERT LENTSCH “Al” A mountain looked at him and trembled. MARY KATHRYNE MANNIX “Kate” Stroudsburg Normal We don’t know much about Kate but she surely can play the “Uke”. EVA M El SON “Eve” Glee Club, Operetta Eve reminds us of the glue on a postage stamp, because she sticks to us. JOHN MacMASTER “Mac” Business Manager Handbook Lafayette “Pride goeth before a fall.” Quite a shiek when it comes to women (?) JAMES MAHLER “Jim” The prophecy says Jim went big game hunting,—Hunting who. Jim? (28 1