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

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EDWARD S. MARTIN “Ed” Ushers’ Club. Track New York University Our Lester dc Pester the second. Ed has stage ambitions and we certainly think he ought to suc- ceed in comedy; at least he tries hard enough to be funny. ROBERT A. McHUGH “Snaky” Quill and Scroll Society Lafayette College Arriving in his junior year, Bob soon gave evidence that his in- terests lay purely in scientific lines. His one ambition is to set the scientific world on tire and whatever he sets his mind on, he usually achieves. PAUL R. MESSINGER “Lindy” Churchman’s Business College Paul is another one of those silent fellows who are indispens- able to the life of a high school. FRANCIS J. MEYERS “Dutch” Francis just rolls along day after day. The only time we ever see him show some speed is when he’s driving his “Chewy”. ALFRED W. MILLER “Al” Staunton Military Academy Al is one good fellow. But we wonder why he is late so often. Docs the Ford break down? MARY B. MAYER “Mickey” Dewey Dee. Club. Girl Reserves University of Pennsylvania Do we ever see Mary alone: Perhaps her “attachment” is why she is so happy-go-lucky and helps drive the teachers mad. DOROTHY M. MILLER “Dot” Churchman’s Business College Dot isn’t very large, but she’s “right there” when it comes to having a great time. Maybe someday she’ll grow larger and surprise us all. MARGUERITE MILLER “Marc” Class Basketball Columbia University Marg has that rare ability to crack a joke and keep a straight face. Won’t you give us a breakf Marg, and teach us all the trick? DOROTHY E. MILLS “Shorty” Mixed Glee Club Churchman’s Business College Shorty’s very small, but then you’ve heard about the child who drew a six-foot beau. DOROTHY MILTENBERGER “Dot” Nat. Honor Society, French Club University of Pennsylvania Here’s to Dot who would hide her light under a bushel if we would let her. And she sure can pound the ivories—and what we mean: 28

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KARL J. LIN DEMAN “Lindt Baseball, Basketball Michigan University We arc told that Lindv is a good pitcher. But don’t take it too much to heart. He told us. WILLIAM W. LOMERSON “Bill” University of Pennsylvania Bill came to us in his Junior year. We learned to like him then, and that liking has not di- minished in the least. BRADLEY E. MALONE “Brad” Delegate Assembly, Baseball Penn State College Why am I so popular? Brad is still trying to think out the an- swer. Maybe it’s his baseball prowess, or his good looks, or just his wise-cracks. PHILIP M. MAN IKRI. JR. “Phil” Orchestra, Football Columbia University Phil’s an angel in disguise. His cherubic expression can be de- pended upon never to betray him in any of his class-room deviltries, and they arc many. JOSEPH R. MARCELLUS “Joe” Football, Swimming Allentown Prep. If Joe makes out as well as his brother, he will be going some. HELEN G. LAUBACH “Toot” Barnard College Don't let appearances deceive you. Toot looks quiet and stu- dious, but she can be one of the best pals we know. DOROTHY H. LOUR “Dot” Rechauffe Staff, Nat. Honor Soc. Syracuse University Dot is the versatile girl of our class. She excels in everything and is quite an artist. But, sad to say. she is very temperamental. SADIE F. MAIORANA “Sa” Soccer Churchman’s Business College Sadie believes that “Silence is golden”. Because of this, she gets along well with her teachers and in her studies. ELEANOR L. MASON “El” Basketball, Mixed Glee Club Temple University She and Elsie should form a team and put the rest of the com- ediennes out of business, because wherever the two arc, there is fun. and plenty of it. ELSIE E. MAURER “Skiity” Basketball, Girl Reserves Stroud. State Teachers’ College Red-headed, hot-headed, and amusingly sentimental! Shall we ever forget her first typing exer- cise with the mistake on the last word every time? 27

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CHARLES R. MILLER “Chot” Mixed (ilee Club Penn State College Chot is a quiet but likeable chap. He has an enviable num- ber of friends, too. EDGAR G. MILLER “Ed” “Well, my trig grade dropped a little this week—ail the way down to 95.” This boy is quite a stud- ent, and we’ll bet a stack of blue ones on his success. JOSEPH A. MILLER “Joe” Homeroom Delegate Joe is no exception to the aver- age E. H. S. boy. He never takes school seriously. CONRAD F. MILLS Football, Baseball Stroud. State Teachers’ College Conrad has that quiet pleasing nature which is so rare. We ap- preciate it. KENNETH H. M1TMAN “Ken” Junto Staff, Debating Club Lafayette College Ken is one of those all-round good fellows. He can’t kid us with his cynicisms. They don’t make us angry. We merely laugh ourselves sick. VERNA J. MORRISON “Vern Girl Reserves Vern is one of our home-econo- mic graduates. We are sure she’ll make good and we wish her luck. She is an all-round sport, too, and believes, more or less, in tak- ing a “Dare”. MARIE F. MOTLEY “Rie” Girl Reserves Marie might be disliked by some of us for she looks up the ’phone numbers of the absentees every morning. However, the guiltless ones just can’t resist her friendly smile. ETHEL I. MOYER “Ep Class Basketball Rider College Her quiet smile is only one of her many charms. We arc sure she will have friends wherever she goes. PHYLLIS E. NAGLE “PlIYI.” Abington Memorial Hospital Phyllis is one of those myster- ious persons. Wc wonder what the object of her frequent visits to Philadelphia is??? EDITH R. NEAVE “Neavie” Lascll Seminary If there were such a thing as a fast society set in school, wc imag- ine Edith would be the ring-leader in it. She is a jolly girl and has a lot of friends, many of whom arc among the college students. 29