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

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Anna Marie Fiore skippy Although she intends to be a stenographer. Anna feels that three years of French will be a help to her. She is peculiar- ly quiet, and we often wonder about her gift of silence, which is rare among girls. Verna May Florey “vERNIE Music Instructor We often wonder why Verna is so quiet, but her quietness is only a blind, for she knows what she’s about. She is a member of the orchestra and expects to become a music teacher. Mildred Virginia Fretz mitzi Stenographer “Mitzi” is quiet, but she is rather high-minded. She wants to be an air-hostess. She could soothe her guests by her violin playing. Myrtle Irene Fretz “babe Basketball East Stroudsburg Teachers’ College Myrtle is distinguished on the basketball court, and she has refereed many basketball games. She should ring up as much success in life as she docs checks in the cafeteria. Dorothy Helen Frutchey dottie Rider College Dot is more of an outside girl than she is a school girl. She is sophisticated and suave. Joseph William Grant joe Engineer Joe came to us in his Junior year from P’burg. His cheery smile and pleasant manner soon made him very popular with everyone. He is out- standing in his lessons, espec- ially math. William A. Griffith bill Track Carnegie Tech Bill, alias Tarzan, ns he is known by his friends, is the rough, strong, he-man type. He is interested in school ac- tivities and all athletics, but has little time to participate in them. John M. Hahn “speed Baseball University of Pittsburgh John is very business-like and takes everything seriously. That is why he is such a good baseball player and a good school cit zen besides. William H. Hare bill Hi-Y Penn State This tall, dark, curly-headed lad is very serious-minded when in school. Out of school he makes a pleasant compan- ion for anyone. “Bashful Bill” is very interested in basket- ball. Allan W. Harstine al There is a magnetic charm about Allan that draws friends to him. His laugh contains a quality that we can’t forget. [ nineteen ]

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Louise Dorothy Erhardt “lou Rechauffe”, Girl Reserves, Honor Society Julliard School of Music Tact, graciousness, and real charm of personality, added to leadership and scholarship, have made Louise a prominent figure in many high school ac- tivities and an unusual mem- ber of her class. Mary Elizabeth Evans “betty” Operetta, Glee Club We wonder if, as Mr. Schafer says, the only way to keep her quiet is to ask her to recite. We hope her loquacity will benefit her in life. Dorothy S. Feinberg “feiny Rechauffe”, Leaders’ Club, Library Club Philadelphia School of Design Dorothy is one of the young- est members of our class. She has been active in a number of the school organizations, especially library. Dot also loves to argue. Ida Helen Ferency Churchman’s Business College Eyes that smile and hair that curls make up pretty Ida. Her peculiar accent lends her an air of distinction. Isabel Marcia Fidler “izzie” Basketball, Dramatics, Tennis Churchman’s Business College Isabel's ambition is to go on the stage again. Yes, she acted as a child and has kept fit by dancing and playing basket- ball outside of school. Gecrge W. Furlow “spike” Although school life is dull and monotonous in George’s opinion, he is compensated by a great attraction to the Navy. Go to it, Sailor Boy! Willis Orville Gardner “mayor” Mixed Chorus, Track, Operetta Penn State Willis has come to us daily fiom AAai tin’s Creek. We have seen him portray the part of a villain in our operetta, but we know that he is far from being a villain in ordinary life. Stephen A. Gertner “steam boat Swimming Lafayette The chewing gum magnate whose gum is a curse, for his teachers dislike it! His dry humor. English essays, and friendly nature have made him well liked. William Herbert Gradwohl “bud” Swimming Team, Vice-Pres. of Hi-Y, Boys’ Glee Club Heidelburg College, Ohio Bill is likable and well- known. His dependability as exercised at Hi-Y meetings is a characteristic worth emulating. Joseph F. Grandinetti “LOUIE” Boys’ Glee Club, Football Lafayette Joe is big-hearted. His win- ning smile ought to help him when he becomes proprietor of a big market. [ eighteen ]

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Emily Josephine Garis cary Wistful and pensive is Emily, but sometimes her serious moods are lightened by a sweet smile. Emily has the interest of her friends at heart. Dorothy J. Genua dot Basketball, Tennis, Soccer Churchman's Business College Dark-haired, dark-eyed Dor- othy is exceedingly pretty. Al- though she has her reserved moments, when she smiles she is wholly captivating. Ruth Irene Gincles rufus” Stenographer Ruth is the girl with a cheery countenance, a jovial smile, and dancing eyes. As a result of sincere willingness to work, Ruth has accomplish- ed many things. Lillian M. Gradwohl grady Massachusetts General Hospital Lillian is interested in ath- letics, especially tennis and basketball. She has acquired many friends while engaged in these sports. Beatrice Esther Grube bebe Churchman's Here’s to one of our liveli- est! You never find Beatrice alone; she’s always the center of a rather large group. Martin M. Hart babe Swimming, Tennis, Junto Penn State Babe is a star in both school work and sports. His literary ability coupled with his sports activity should make him an excellent sports writer. William Arthur Hatch bill Tennis, Basketball, Physics Club Lafayette Bill’s composed manner has attracted many friends. Every- one has marveled at his agility on the tennis court. Clayton Heller heller” National Honor Society Some day we expect to sec Clayton’s name as a great mathematician. He certainly works hard enough to achieve success in mathematics. Rolland George Henning “HENNING Stroudsburg Rolland is a popular boy, active in school athletics, and a good sportsman. His ability as a basketball player proved to be an asset to the team. John L. Hoi-fman jack Tennis Lehigh University One of the few serious male students in our class, Jack has done everything to further his knowledge of scientific mat- ters and has even made a radio of his own. [ twenty ]