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

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Dorothy M. Gunning “dot Girl Reserves, French Club, Art Club Syracuse University “Dot takes an active inter- est in many organizations, es- pecially Girl Reserves. The reason that she holds import- ant positions is that we all know how much she can be depended upon. Gladys Evelyn Habrial Girl Reserves To most of us, Gladys seems to have a very placid manner. She always tries to be of as- sistance. and is a faithful member of the Girl Reserves. Natalie McKeen Hale “nat Political Club Briarcliff Natalie came to us during our Junior year. It did not take her long to get acquaint- ed. and our liking for her then has not diminished in the least. t Caroline S. Hall “carol [fs Abington Hospital Here is one of us who seems to take her work very seriously. Whenever she is called upon to recite, the teacher may be sure of an in- telligent reply. Mae Harding “jackie St. Luke’s Hospital Mae is little, but she is lively enough. She won’t tell any- one what she wants to be; but, whatever it is, her pep and energy should make her a suc- cess. Philip S. Hoffman “phil Pres. National Honor Society, Baseball, Junto” New York University Philip has varied positions in the high school—from dip- ping ice-cream at lunch to be- ing president of the National Honor Society. He is popular in all his positions. Abner Holland “ab Boys’ Glee Club, Mixed Glee Club Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science Abner should become an able barrister. He can argue almost anyone into his way of thinking. Irving W. Holland “iRV Lafayette College Irving has made himself known in high school by his very original remarks in Eng- lish class and by his scientific trend of mind. Joseph Holler “joe New York Empire School Joe’s the boy who forecasts what’s going to be in the “Junto” the day before it’s out. The secret? He works in the print shop. Aaron James Howey “snook Band, Football Blair Academy Aaron should be an econo- mist; at least he has a good start. What about that scrap- book of political cartoons? I twenty-one ]

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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 ]

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o Wilma L. Hartley billy” Girl Reserves, French Club Jefferson Hospital Wilma is one of the more restrained and placid members of our class. She is a very popular member of her own Rroup. Joyce Cleo Hartzell kid” Stenographer Whenever anyone sees Joyce, she seems to be in a rush for something or other. But even though she may be in a rush, she seems very cheerful about it. Anna Elizabeth Heinrich anne” Leaders' Club, Girls’ Athletic Club, Soccor Easton Hospital Annex's alwa 4«rfping out tha LeaMec rnub in one way or I another: None of us will evCT fc gct what a lovely bride she made in The Sketch Book”. Marie H. Heyl chickie” Honor Society, Girl Reserves, Rechauffe” North field Although Chickie is travel- ing in Europe, there is not one of us that can say he has for- gotten her vivacious manner. We know she won’t forget Easton High! Sadie H. Heymann sooky Girl Reserves Churchman’s Business College Here is a girl who, to many of us, seems to follow the first three letters in her first name. Her closer friends, however, vouch for her that she has not this feeling; on the contrary, she is gay. John R. Huggan slim” When you see a tall, lanky boy wriggling in study-hall, you know it is John Huggan. When he gets out in the halls after classes, he confesses he likes school. Robert W. Imel bob” Swimming Whenever asked any ques- tion, Robert has the knack of being able to give an answer. He enjoys reading mysterious, blood-thirsty detective stories, but we can’t see how he sleeps in study hall after reading such books. Half. K. 1mlay Band, Delegate, Glee Club Musician There is something sincere about Hale. He is very friendly and not at all hard to get along with. He is exceed- ingly ambitious and, on this account, will probably make out well. Joseph J. Jabour joe” Business Earnestness and sincerity are characteristic of Joe. He is an attentive student in the classroom, and outside of school he is interested in sports. Richard Jefferson dick” Music Lafayette College Dick is one of the most versatile members of our class. He had the male lead in Green Stockings”. He is a fine musician, and also a fine student, when he wishes to be. ( twenty-two J