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

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I HAROLD KRESSLY “Kress” Band, Hi-Y Penn. State Harold’s chief occupation in school is lending his home- work. This portrays gener- osity, and that means a great deal sometimes. ELEANORELECHNER Girls’ Basketball Manager, National Honor Soc. Leaders’ Club A secretary to be—but an office demands quiet! Can it be done, Eleanore? RUTH E. KROENING “Ruthie” Ruth’s not the champion of funmakers or the bookworms. She is an Easton-High-In-Be- twccn-Girl. EDWARD KUTZ “Ed” Here is a boy whom many of us do not know well. Ed is a very likable boy, but we would like to know him better. PHILIP KRIM “Phil” “Krimie” Basketball Stroudsburg State Teachers’ College Philip gets his exercise run- ning home each noon for lunch. Just to be different, we be- lieve. BERTHA B. LALLAS “Bert” Churchman’s Bus. College Bertha, once very shy, is now as bad as the rest of us. She likes good times and knows how to have them. MARY E. LEE “Merrily” Mary has been very quiet during her high school career, but she has proved a very good student and a true friend to those who know her. DOUGLAS LESHER “Doug” E.H.S.A. Executive Com. Senior Play, Operetta Cornell Doug never believes in troub- ling trouble till trouble troub- les him. His main weakness- es are women and tennis. LOUIS RUMMER “Lou” “Senator” Orchestra Curtiss School of Aviation Louis is a modest boy—slow but sure. We hope he suc- ceeds in life. ANNA MARGARET LEHR “Smiles” “Red” “Hello, Red!” Sis greets everyone with a smile. Is it her red hair or her smile that gets her a ride every night??? 26

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FLOYD E. JONES Football, Basketball, Track Lafayette Floyd is the big husky giant of the football squad. But there is something in P’burg that seems to attract him. MOLLI E KIRCHGASSNER “Kirchie” Yes, patience is Mollie’s “weakness” now. Not only has she given us proof when she let her hair grow, but also when she mastered German. FRED KENNEDY “Fritz” “Freck” Band Fred is one of our light- haired professors. He is quite intelligent, too. KRISTINE KLICK “Kris” National Honor Society Leaders’ Club Kris is a nice bright girl. Ask all of her teachers if you don’t believe us!! JACK KILKELLY “Kill” Operetta University of Wisconsin Jack is another of the poor innocent sufferers who had to wade through algebra. It’s all in a lifetime, Jack. MARGARET H. KOHL “Peggy” “Mag” “Peg” Stroudsburg State Teachers’ College From Reigelsville, but she “knows her onions.” Mar- garet is quiet, and this is how she gained her popularity. ROBERT KIRCHHOFER “Bob” “Kirch” Football E, Stage Manager Blair Is there anyone who hasn’t heard of Robert, the High School sheik? Oh, what is that power you have over the girls, Bob? EDNA E. KRANICH Tall—blond—stately; that’s Edna. Despite her quietness, we know she will gain prestige when she leaves the guarded portals of dear old E. H. S. JACK KLEINHANS “Jack” “Little John” Junto, Del. Assem., Debating All the girls like Jack, and we don’t blame them. At least so the Junto says! FANNIE KRIEGER “Fae” “Fan” Dewey Decimal Club A faithful member of the Library staff is our quiet but sociable Fannie. 25

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BERRY LEVINE Basketball, Band, Junto New York University Basketball has been served another staggering blow! Ber- ry, a popular basketeer, has decided to favor the profession of medicine. EMILY E. LEWIS “Babe” “Emmy Lou” Jefferson Hospital From her, no excess noise is heard. Emily even studies in silence. How? MAYNARD LIDDLE “Red” Science Club Who is this imposing indivi- dual? Why, that’s Maynard, a curly-haired, red-headed stu- dent of our class. And how he can play a banjo! IRMA M. LIDDLE Honor Society. Rechauffe, Senior Play Penna. Academy of Art Irma is the light of our class. Her brilliant hair tells the story. She is our red-headed artist. McRAE LILLY “Mick” “Musii” Cheerleader, Track Nautical School, Philadelphia Oh girls!! I’M here. Mc- Rae was the cause for the number of girl rooters at the football games. MARJORIE E. LOVE “Marge” Senior Play, Junto, President Lit. Club Penna. Museum’s School of Industrial Art “Gentlemen prefer blondes” must be true, but Marg is pre- ferred by all. Marg is one of our famous artists. RALPH LIPPINCOTT “Nubby” “Doc” Baseball, Track Ralph is one of our most cheerful classmates. He is also one of the leading mem- bers of our track team. ANNA E. McCANN “Micky” “Sis” Library Club, Band Anna’s smile gained her many friends during her high school career. We will soon hear of her as a leader of sax- ophone players. ROBERT LUCY “R. D.” “Peanut” Swimming, Ushers’ Club, Baseball University of California Friends, behold the sixteen year old midget and class nuis- ance. With it all, Peanut is a good skate. ANNA M. McGARY “Sally” Easton Hospital “To be in Love, Especially With You.” Please let it be known that this song was writ- ten purposely for Anna and—. 27