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

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RUTH NICHOLAS Dewey Decimal Club Ruth is tall, reserved, and shy, She’s been a credit to Easton High. We’ll hate to part With a girl so smart, When, at last, we say good-bye. ERMA NIER “Erm” Basketball, Girl Reserves Muhlenburg Hospital Erm is one of our great talkers. When she becomes a nurse she will keep her patients happy with her garrulous ability. IRENE NUSSMAN “Rene” G. A. C., Basketball Irene is happy-go-lucky. Her good disposition has won her many friends. EDITH G. ORLANDI “Eat” Drexel University You wouldn’t call our Edith coy Yet she’s happy when with a boy. She’s not so stupid That she’ll beat Cupid For designing fills her days with joy. MARIAN PFLEGER “Fudce” Basketball Easton Hospital Fudge may look down on some of us because of her stature. But we don’t mind for she is a good sport, attractive, and well-liked. DONALD HENRY KERN “Kerney” Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y Phila.Col.of Pharmacy and Science Don is our popular druggist. He will mix a love-potion for any of you love-sick boys. EDWARD MARVIN KESTER “Marty” Can you think of anyone who enjoys life more than Marty? He may take life easy but can work when occasion demands. WILLIAM KIEFFER “Bill” Business Mgr. of Junto, Hi-Y, National Honor Society Lafayette College Bill is quiet and clever. He is an honor student, a good fellow, and we all admire his sportsman- ship. CHESTER A. KIRKENDALL “Chet” Baseball, Hi-Y Again the graduating class boasts a pair of twins. Chester is quiet, studious and well-liked by everyone. EDGAR L. KIRKENDALL “Ed” Hi-Y Edgar is like his brother in many ways. He is just as stu- dious and well-liked, and excels in drawing and economics. [28]

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BERNICE E. MUTCHLER “Bern” Long Island College Hospital Bernice docs not take life ser- iously. She is always happy and will make any of her future pa- tients feel well. MILDRED E. NAGLE “Macci e” Operetta, Rechauffe Staff Grand Central School of Art Mildred is one of our splendid singers whom we hope some day to hear in opera. Also she is an outstanding student of art. EVELYN F. NEEB “Neebie” Nat. Honor Soc., Senior Play, Dewey Decimal Club She knows her lessons at first sight, And you may try with all your might In searching a mob You’d have a job To find a girl that is half so bright. RUTH E. NENNIG “Boots” Basketball, Leaders’ Club, G.A.C. This is about a blonde, blue-eyed, Who always talks a lot of Clyde; Even in gym, she thinks of him, We thought this talc we must confide. DOROTHY NEWBURY “Dot” Syracuse University Here is one with hair so dark And eyes, in which there lurks a lark. Throughout her days. Her humor pays, For she laughs herself into many a mark. JOSEPH KE1PER “Joe” Chccrlcading, Hi-Y, Rechauffe Lafayette College Joe is one of our gifted humor- ists. Arguing is his chief hobby, but we like him for it and have en- joyed his company the past three years. WILLIAM H. KELCHNER, JR. “Bill” Band, Orchestra Bill plays the trumpet with good effect in our band and orchestra. We hope he is as efficient with figures when he becomes an ac- countant. WILLIAM HENRY KELLY Football Lafayette College William will be one of our big business men when he graduates from Lafayette College. BLAINE V. KEMMERER Hi-Y, Band, Nature Study Club This boy should make a perfect aviator for he spends much time making model planes. As a side line, he plays the sax in our Band. ARNOLD KERKENDALL Baseball, Spanish Club Northwestern University Here is a good-looking baseball player. He is that suave young gentleman you see going round with his hands in his pockets. 127]

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VELMA JUNE PICKEL “Pickie” leaders’ Club, Girl Res., Orch. Penn State College She’s jolly and gay but never fickle, She’d spend for a friend her final nickel. When she is ill, She’s a little dill. But otherwise she’s a very sweet pickle. HANNAH DEANE POWELL “Pal” Girl Res., Library Club, Glee Club Hagerstown Library School OH! deah, dcah, now aren’t we funny? Hannan, you know, collects our money. She’s a gay and sprv young bird, Who always has a cheery word. CAROLINE S. PRICE “Carol” Band, Orchestra, Girl Reserves Here’s a girl that’s on her toes. She has talent as everyone knows, When she plays in the band, They give her a hand, For she makes music wherever she goes. FRANCES M. RAPP “Francie” Girl Reserves This introduces Frances Rapp. She’d rather laugh than take a nap. Of all the dames That attend the games She’s the merriest on the map. LOUISE E. READING “Lou” Rechauffe, Girl Res., French Club Penn State College If at her feet, you’d chance to curl And get to know her, she’s a pearl. We could start hymming About her swimming, For she’s a versatile little girl. CHARLES W. KLEINLE “Chot” Chot is one of our tall, dark- haired boys with a pleasing per- sonality. He is quiet but has made many friends. WASLA STANLEY KLOVA “Knowie” Basketball, Track, Baseball Princeton University Klovic’s school activities arc mostly athletic. His interest in football and baseball will help him as a medical trainer. HENRY J. KOWITZ “Kowitz” Nat. Honor Society, German Club, Jr. Handbook Lafayette College Henry is an outstanding talent- ed student. He is a musician, an excellent scholar, and has been prominent in many school ac- tivities. KENNETH KREITZ “Ken” German Club University of Wisconsin Blond, wavy hair, brown eyes, a friendly smile, and a pleasing personality arc the possessions of our Raubsvillc friend. Now, girls, isn’t he attractive? CARL D. KRESSLER “Clack” Football, Track New York University Carl is our tall, handsome, blond bank president. 0. K., Carl, all our money goes in your bank. [29]