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

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Il!ll!!ll!lll|lll lllllllllllllllllllllllllll WALTER FOX “Foxy” “Walt” Swimming, Gym Team, Hi-Y Springfield Phys. Ed., Mass. Here is our good-looking diver on the swimming team. Everyone knows Walt and likes him. FRANCES W. GARR “Fanny” “France” Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club West Chester Everyone knows and likes Frances. Her gay smile and flirty look are not to be resis- ted. CARL FRETZ Parks’ Airplane College If you hear a crowd laugh- ing, you can be sure that Carl is there, for he furnishes the jokes for the entire school. ALMA K. GEHMAX National Honor Society Four years in three—how’s that? Alma is one of the few girls who didn’t have to suffer torture to have a knot of hair. E. KUGLER FREYTAG “Rug” Band University of Toronto Here is our future artist for College Humor??? And talk! But we wonder if the teachers agree with what he says. DOROTHY GRAY “Dot” “Dottie” Penn State Flapper!! That’s Dot! What would poor Dotty do if she couldn’t juggle a vanity case or talk about a “him”? ROBERT L. GANTERT “Butch” “Bob” I Track, Cross-country, Basketball Mi. Alto Bob is one of our long-wind- ed trackmen. He is also not- ed for his dancing, however. HELEN V. GRUBE Stroudsburg State Teachers’ College Helen believes in the saying “Little children should be seen and not heard.” Helen has gone through high school in three years. KENNETH E. CARES “Ken” T rack Ken is often seen but seldom heard. Yet he gets the marks. He is the kind that makes a name for himself. MARGARET E. IIKIT “Marg” “Pegums” Girl Res., Pres, of Girl Scouts Temple Heity is a great all-around girl. It is no use resisting, because she just makes you like her. 20

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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

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CLAIR GEISLER “Happy” Southern California It takes printers to spread the news and someday we would like to see Clair at the head of some large newspaper. MIRIAM V. HELD “Mim” “Bum” Temple We all liked Miriam’s curls very much. We wish she would have given us one lock for our memory book. HARVEY GEORGE Spanish Club Harvey is our second Words- worth. We wish we had his ability to write poetry. ANNA MAY HELLER “Dot” “Ann” Spanish Club Pratt Institute Here’s the girl who can catch the boyfriends! We wish we had her sex-appeal!!! JOHN H. GIES “Brent” “Giesie” Spanish Club University of Penna. John believes in making “Mary.” We wish you oodles of luck. Johnny. RUTH A. HELLER “Billie” “Shrimp” Dewey Dec. Club, Dram. Club Pratt Institute We wonder whether Ruthie wins her friends of the opposite sex by her eyes or her friendly smile. Perhaps it’s both. HOMER W. GILPIN “Gil” Operetta, Band, Orchestra West Chester Here we have the proud possessor of both sex and sax appeal. The former, how- ever, is the more predominat- ing. MARY L. HESS “Pete” “Molly” Dewey Decimal Club In our three short years of high school life, only few of us have become acquainted with Mary. JOHN C. GORE “Jack” Del. Assembly, Ili-Y, Business Mgr. Rech. University of Penna. John tells us that he is going to be a veterinarian. We feel sure, however, that opera will claim him before many years will elapse. VIRGINIA H IN DM ARCH “Ginny” “Curly” Dewey Decimal Club Stroudsburg State Teachers’ College Here is our little blond blue- eyed baby-faced classmate whose curly locks are envied by all. 21