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

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Helen Leigh lee Glee Club Artists' League In school Helen is known for her clever art work. Out- side of school, Helen is known for her looks, style, and clothes. Mary Leigh Senior Play, Girl Reserves, Dewey Decimal Club Ogontz School, Philadelphia Mary is active in social cir- cles out of school and in studies in school. Because of her charm, she is assured of a good time wherever she may 80. Billy Jane Lipsett Senior Play, Girl Reserves, Dewey Decimal Club Billy Jane’s being chosen for the leading part in the Senior Play has brought her three years in high school to a climax. Billy’s blonde beauty has been a true ray of sun- shine to us. Mary A. Lisinichia french IE i Girl Reserves, “R chaufftfy grapher I I y. plusjA'And a She is always pleasant to work llent qualities urance of many friends rfhd a successful fu- ture. Myrtle Ida McCollough myrt A quiet but industrious com- mercial student is Myrtle. She has shown willingness to work and does so in a cheerful manner. Joseph J. Lewis joe Penn State Joe is very serious about studying. He keeps his nose to the grindstone most of the time. But when he isn’t con- cerned with lessons he is usually having some fun in one way or another. William J. Lewis billy the kid Baseball Notre Dame Although Bill is a quiet sort of person, he does like to play baseball and football. His most interesting hobbie is col- lecting stamps. James W. Lieberman jimmy Swimming, Hi-Y, Senior Play Georgetoivn When a roar arises from Jim’s corner of home-room, you just know that he is tell- ing about “last night”. Well, when one works hard all day to become an enterprising business man, one deserves an evening of fun. Gladstone P. Lillicrapp LILLY Chemistry Club, Political Club, Band, Orchestra Lafayette Cropper has nearly been the death of all those who eat in the cafeteria at his table. His jokes have prevented us from eating for weeks at a time. George Thomas Lippincott BETTY BOOP Baseball, Swimming Moravian George is extremely likable in spite of his reserve. Those who know him well say that he is more active than one might think. And what an athlete! [ twenty-seven ]

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Betty M. Konya Leaders’ Club, Tennis Manager Presbyterian Hospital Betty’s main interest in life at present seems to be basket- ball. However, she is a good student as well as a good ath- lete. Vera Eleanore Kowitz sonny” Dramatic Club, Leaders’ Play Stenographer Vera looks natural with cas- tanets in her hands. They set off her Spanish personality. She also enjoys playing the piano. Valeria Helen Kuzen val” Glee Club, Dramatics “Giggles is this extraordin- ary girl’s middle name. Does anything ever bother her? Has anyone ever seen her frowning? Helen Elizabeth Lamb Senior Play, “Rechauffe1”, Operetta Wheaton College No wonder “Green Stock- ings was a success with Helen as Celia, the leading role. We feel that it was worth our while for Helen to commute from Riegelsville. Elizabeth Hume Laudeman betty” Glee Club Study of Floral Designing Elizabeth’s hobbies are art and reading. Her specialty is floral decorating. She is very sincere in all her efforts. Leroy R. Knerr major” Basketball Manager Empire State School of Printing You can’t miss seeing Leroy. When something happens, he is always there to be a wit- ness. He is known also as “The Perfect Printer”. Michael Matthew Kohut mike” Football, Swimming, Hi-Y Lafayette Michael is a versatile ath- lete. He has, moreover, his own opinions on this world of ours, which he states freely. John Kovacs johnnie” Football, Senior Play, Dewey Decimal Club Lafayette John, one of our actor class- mates, gave a good perform- ance as Admiral Grice in the Senior Play. If you can’t find John anywhere else, he’s sure to be busy in the library. Charles Kupbtis Lafayette College Charles is one of the lucky ones. He thinks before he speaks or writes—therefore he turns out very good work. Richard C. Lear dick” Senior Play, Hi-Y, Glee Club Duke “Dick returned to us for his Senior year. We feel as if he had been with us during our entire three years because of his ability to make friends and his interest in activities, such as the Senior Play. I twenty-six )

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Virginia R. Mansback gin ny” “Richauffi”, Dewey Decimal, Debating New Jersey College for Women Looks, intelligence, and a way of making people like her —this combination belongs to Virginia. We are sure that she will invest her talents in the best possible way. Mary Margaret Marone Dramatic Club What a bundle of pep, vim, and vigor! Whenever you see her, you are impressed by her dark hair, big eyes, and her typically happy smile. Julia M. C. Marra Churchman’s Business College Julia aspires to be a book- keeper in a court. Real sin- cerity has been recognized in all her studies as well as in the outside activities she undertakes. Wilma H. Marx billie” Leaders' Club, Honor Society, Girl Reserves King-Smith Studio Wilma is a girl we all like and envy. Her ability won for her the presidency of the Lead- ers’ Club. She is a very con- scientious student, too. Sylvia S. Matthews MATTY French Club, Operetta Her sophisticated air and sophisticated clothes deceive us all—Sylvia really is just one of us. Charles Milton McCollouch butch” Hi-Y Although we may not always be in the good graces of the teachers, we cutters-up must stick together. A handsome lad like Charlie is not a bad sort to have around. James J„ McGrath % tnan JHere is a boy that finds favor with many people. He can be very serious, but did you ever see his grin? Carl A. McMackin Orchestra, “Rechauffe” Lafayette College Carl dabbles with both elec- trons and Friday English speeches, and he gets along well with both of them. Bet- ter still, he has a host of friends. Frank McPeek peeky” Bookkeeper Frank is one of Mr. Hag- erty’s helpers. To become a good bookkeeper is his aim in life. If making friends will help him, he should be very successful. Anthony Maiorana tony” Cheerleader, Senior Play, Operetta Lafayette College Three cheers for Tony! His leadership at football games has made him exceedingly well liked. As Admiral Grice in the Senior Play, he displayed his ability as an actor. [ twenty-eight ]