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

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EARLE S. DEATS Earle seems shy and stu- dious in school, but cards hold his attention out of school. MINERVA 1. FEIN BERG “Min” “N hr vie” Phila. School of Design Min is one of our quiet (?) girls. She is a friend to every- one in school and a leading girl in social life out of school. JOHN DERR “Red” Science Club Penn. State E Pluribus Unum,one out of many, that’s John. He is one of our very few redheads. CLARE W. FELDMAN Dramatic Club, Library Club Duke University Pep—snap—speed—that’s Clare. Admired by all—what more could she wish? ANTHONY DI MARTINO “Tony” “Di” Band, Orchestra, Tennis Man. Drcxel Institute Tony is a local follower of the track team. He is mu- sically inclined, too. LELA FELVER “Lee” Junto, Sen. Play, Girl Res. N. J. College for Women Lela is one of our popular girls who has helped to make our class prominent. She’s the life of the party. THOMAS DRUMMOND “Tom” Football, Basketball Stroudsburg State Teachers’ College Bulldog Drummond—the six foot football hero is the one reason why the fair sex attend football games. RUTH LENORA FISHER “Fish” “Fisher” “Lilly” Basketball, Leaders’ Club, Interclass “E” Indiana State Normal Tall and slim, Ruth makes a good basketball center. She helped to make our team a first-class one. GEORGE EALER “Jm” Football, Track State College Here is the big he-man of our class. As captain of the football team he helped to put Easton on the map. GLADYS MARTHA FOX “Foxy” “Glad” “Sadie” Bas’tball, Pres. Leaders’ Club, Assembly Committee Indiana State Normal Don’t you think she’s nice? We all like her and her basket- ball playing, don’t we?

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MARSHALL E. CASE “Casey” Until we came to write up Marshall, we knew him not. Where were you for three years, Marshall? RUTH M. K. COR RELL “Rufus” “Ruthie” “Babe” Operetta Lackcnau Hospital Ruth is so tall that some of us shrimps need a step-ladder to reach her level. She likes to sing, but is no hand at talk- ing. SALVATORE CIAFALO “Sal” “Sam” We don’t know much about this little chap, but we can all recognize him by his boyish pout. MARY CORR1ERE Stroudsburg State Teachers’ College Mary is one of our little girls who usually wears a smile. She also, owns an en- viable head of beautiful black curly hair. GILBERT COHEN “Gil” “Pete” Track, Usher’s Club, Tennis Columbia Judging by Gil’s ability to sell class pins, we predict a brilliant future for him. MILDRED CROWELL “Dimples” “Milly” Girl Reserves, Girl Scouts, Interclass “E” Presbyterian Hosp., Phila. This happy-go-lucky one is always full of fun, likes to be mischievous, and is pleasant toward everyone. LEONARD COHN “Speed” “Lee” Debating, Science Club, Delegate Assembly Syracuse Univ. and Harvard Leonard is the John Barry- more of the class. Next to acting, he delights in debating. FLORENCE E. DARRAN “Floss” “Sally” “Flossie” Leaders’ Club, Girl Reserves, Intcrclass “E” Indiana State Normal Here’s our peppy little Al- lentown dutchman who has the reputation of being one of our very smartest dancers. ARTHUR CYPHERS “Art” Music Arthur isn’t letting any- thing keep him from getting through school without work- ing hard. VELMA ENCKE “Dustie” “Inky” Leaders’ Club, Basketball, Interclass “E” University of Penna. Velma is always talking or laughing. You can hear her when you can’t sec her. 7

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Illlllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllll V. JAMES ESPOSITO “Yixc” “Jim” Columbia University Harrow, meet your suc- cessor. We know that Jim’s keen ability to argue is going to go far in shaping him for the bar. MYRTLE A. FOX “Myrt” “Foxy” Leaders’ Club, Interclass “E” Indiana State Normal Myrtle is our doll; don’t you agree? She is so darling and nice. Who else says so? VINCENT EWADINGER “Ebby” “Vince” Football, Baseball, Basketball Mercerburg Academy Vince is a lover of sports. His light curly hair is a cause of envy among the fair sex. VIVIAN FOX “V” “Vive” Oh! how quiet is Vive, es- pecially when she is with the opposite sex! DALE R1RER FENICLE Lafayette Not many of us have be- come acquainted with Dale, but those who have say he is a fine fellow. EVA IRENE FRATELL “Eve” “Shorty” Class Basketball Churchman’s Bus. College Full of fun and always talk- ing; that’s our little Eva. One always knows by her laughter that she is coming down the halls. JAMES J. E. FLEMMING “Fat” “Jim” Don’t worry, Jim. Remem- ber the story of the turtle and the hare. Even if you are slow, you will succeed. A. ELIZ. GALLAGHER “Betty Glee Club Elizabeth appears to be very shy and quiet, but we be- lieve she has outside interests —Lafayette? ARTHUR D. FLOWERS “Shorty” “Tiger” Baseball, Hi-Y Club Arthur’s height is a help. Think where he can go that bigger people can’t. M A R( J A R ET GALI AG 11E R “Peg” Leaders' Club, Intcrclass “E” Sacred Heart Hospital Here is the other half of the small “Fox,” and this part is just as attractive, especially when she dances. 19