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

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Il!ll!!!lllllll!| lllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ARLAN HACKMAN “Hack” “Slim” Orchestra University of Pcnna. Arlan is not a lover of stud- ies and does not have much to say in class. ANNA HIRSH “Hirshy” Dewey Decimal Club Anna is a “real nice” girl even though she wouldn’t let you pass her in the Cafeteria without giving her some mon- ey. PAUL HAGENBUGH “Hacgy” Just an average specimen of mankind with a nominal group of friends. We know you will be a great success, Paul. JOSEPHINE S. HIXSON “Jo” “Pansy” Var. Basket’ll, Leaders’ Club St. Agnes’ Hospital Jo surely knows her fox- trot. She is well known and liked by many—eh, Johnny? WATSON HART “Wats” “Harty” Watson simply couldn’t ex- ist without his Ford. It’s the light of his life. ANNA MAE HOADLEY “Skippy” “Ann” Junto Churchman’s Bus. College Anna is our Junto typist. We’re sure she will be a suc- cess in the business world. RUSSELL K. HEIL “Russ” Band, Orchestra, Ushers’ Club Penn. State Russ wants to be a horti- culturist and raise flowers. We’re sure flowers would grow for him. MARGARET E. HUFF “Pete” “Peggy” Dramatic Club Margaret before Ruth be- cause—well, “M” comes be- fore “R.” Margaret is quiet but bright. Therefore, per- haps we will all become quiet. WARFORD H. HELLER “Lon” Rechauffe, Senior Play New York University Warford wants to be an aeronautical engineer. He, too, like many others, is an algebra “shark”. RUTH EVELYN HUFF “Ruthie” Junto Now, Ruth, it’s your turn. All we can say, however, is that you are just like your sister. 22

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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

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GEORGE HELLICK Hi-Y, Swimming, Executive Committee Penn. State Here is our angel-boy as his report card reveals. But is he? We wonder. HELEN M. 1LLICK “Helena” St. Luke’s Hospital “Oh, do, do, something.” That’s Helen’s motto. Of course, Helen thinks talking, eating, and having a good time means doing something. NICHOLAS HENDRICKS “Nick” Track Nick is always ready for a rd time. He can usually found “bumming” some- where on Berwick Street. BERNEICE H. JARCK “Bee” Girls’ Tennis Manager, Girl Scouts Penn. State Berneice is big in many ways. Many of us envy her brain power and at the same time enjoy her friendship. JOHN F. HENSLER “Johnny” Football, Swimming, Hi-Y Blair Johnny has been one of our chief heroes among the girls. However, it is no wonder, since he is such a swimming star. CRAIG JONES Dewey Decimal Club, Senior Cabinet, Senior Play Craig is the proud possessor of both a sweet face and dis- position. She is also quite brilliant. No wonder she’s so popular. MARK HILBURN Basketball, Track Wharton School of Finance Good looks, nice disposi- tion, enough brains,—but, Mark, we want results. Why be so shy? DOROTHY JONES Dorothy comes in every morning from Bushkill Park. We are glad she thinks enough of E. H. S. to come all that distance to get an education. JOHN H. HORN “Dude” Rechauffe, Hi-Y, Track New York University It takes eighteen facial mus- cles to smile and forty-five to frown. Now we know why John is always smiling. ALYCE KABRIEL “Al” Leaders’ Club, Girl Reserves What is Alyce’s weakness? Ask Alyce about it some morn- ing after the night before.