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

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Margaret Bruch “Jessie” Dramatic Club, 3, I: Property MnnaRor. 4; Girl Re- serve . 2. 3. 4: Intercius Basketball, 2, 3; Yearbook, 4; National Thespians, 4. • Just look! ' Jessie ', smiling as usual and with the same bit of mischief in her big brown eyes. More than once her ready laughter and love of fun have been th« root of some merry disorder in the class room. Her chief interest has been Dra- matic Club. Generally she has worked behind the scenes, put- ting grease paint and rouge on other actors and actresses, but on March 14 she made her own successful stage debut in Big Hearted Herbert.” Margaret is going to be a nurse. What could be more appropriate for this active daughter of mirth? Nothing —except, perhaps, writing. BETTE BUSS “Bet” Girl Reserve , 1. 2; Gloo Club, I, 3: Dramatic Club, 4: Operetta. 3. 4. • Curly head! When we hear this, we think of Bet''. She has naturally curly hair which is the envy of every other girl in school. She likes swimming and has won several medals in races. There's only one thing which she dislikes: that is study ing. It's a nuisance, we know. Bette: but one must do it once in a while if one is to succeed. Bette is another Robert fan and it isn't Taylor cither! She has decided to be a hairdresser. We hope that you learn to curl everyone's hair as well as nature has curled yours. Virginia e. Buss “Cinnie” Girl RoHorve . 2, 3: Echo, 2. 3, 4; Dramatic Club. 3, 4: Interclns Basketball, 1. 2, 3; Yearbook, 4: Honor Student; Operetta. 4. • Here is the artist of the class. From a few lines on ''Ginnic's” paper emerges a beautiful girl. She draws for the Echo”, and many of her drawings decorate this book. Virginia is a very con- scientious student. She likes French best of all her subjects and is always rattling it off like a native, much to the puzzlement of her friends. Virginia is going to art school after she graduates. We are sure that we will sec her drawings gracing the magazine covers of the ultra-smart publications. Louise Carling Suzy Echo, 2, 3; Glue Club, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook, 4; National Thespian . 4; Girl Reserve , 2. 3, 4; Operetta, 3. 4; Dramatic Club. 3. 4: Interclns Basketball, 1. 2; Class Secretary. 4; Honor Student. • Good things come in small packages! We know they do. for here we have Suzy”. who is just five feet tall. In spite of her height she has proved herself efficient by taking an active part in almost every activity. Suzy” is a real blonde. Perhaps that is one of the reasons she is called our little ray of sunshine.” She is a ready listener to people with troubles and docs her best to brighten their spirits. We know that with such readiness to work and to help. Suzy” will be a success in whatever she docs! SIXTIIN »

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JEANETTE BOWERS Girl Reserve . 3. 4; Glee Club, I, 2. 3. 4; Echo, 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Club, 3; Yearbook, 4; Operetta, 4. • Have you ever heard of a literary business woman? You haven't? Well, you arc going to hear of one right now. Be- sides being business manager of The Echo . Jeanette writes many stories. Indeed, writing is her hobby. Jeanette is an ex- cellent swimmer and won her Red Cross life-saving emblem last summer. She can be found on summer afternoons piloting Miss Cline on long swims up the Delaware. But. alas, another literary career will be terminated before it has scarcely begun for Jeanette is going to begin training at the Jefferson Hospital in the fall. Walter Boyer Walt” Baseball. 3. 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Operetta. 4. • Walt hails from the bushes of Bushkill Park. You've probably seen this vivacious fellow performing for his Alma Mater. Quite a distinguished ball twirlcr Walt is! He also was the mainstay of the basketball team, sinking many two pointers, for dear old Alma Mater. Walt possesses a broad, jovial smile which he displays in teasing, giggling, and joking with the weaker sex. School Ship Annapolis' is Walt's goal. SYLVESTER BRIGGS Interclam Basketball. 1. 2, 3, 4. • Many copper-colored haired «als have invaded our class but few he-men. Although this red-haired young man ao- pcars to be the strong, silent type, he is often heard speaking out- right in classes—which reminds us that he attracts more than h«s share of attention where the teachers are concerned. But in spite of all his nonsense, we often see a streak of sagacity and com- patability. He has no definite plans for the future and only time can decide that for him. Missouri I. Brightbill Missy” Gleo Club. 2. 3. 4: Operetta. 4. • Small, attractive, and brown-eyed are the words that best describe Missy. Although she appears very serious, her eyes twinkle merrily and she loves to have fun. She is very good natured even when she is teased by being called Misery. Missy has devoted her extra school time to the Glee Club which she enjoys very much. Her leisure time is spent in read- ing. Perhaps this is why English is her favorite subject. Missy is a bit air-minded. She wants to take up flying. What a charming pilot she'd be! « FIFItiN

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Dorothy e. Clark Dot'' I Olw Club. 2, 3; Interchips Dramatic Club. 2, 3. Basketball. 1, 2. 3; • It is time for a good orchestra to be on the air. and if you were at Dorothy's home you would see this attractive, dark haired girl listening in and perhaps singing along with the un- seen musicians. With this love of rhythm it is easy to sec why she spends so much of her time with ''Aggie” at ''Seiberts.” Dot claims that she doesn't like housework but we think that she might change her mind for the right person and be a house- wife instead of a private secretary—which is her present lofty ambition. CATHERINE C. CRUTS Honey” Echo, 2; Dramatic Club. 2. 3. I; Basketball. 3; Inter- chips Basketball. 1, 2; Operetta. 4; Honor Student. • Meet Honey”, the bright, genial, sunny member of our Commercial Department. At shorthand and as a typist, she's one of the best. She has been on the Echo Staff and Basketball team, although this year only the Make-up Group and Glee Club have claimed her talents. She is an ardent follower of sports, and especially enjoys roller-skating. In the classroom Catherine answers more than her share of questions. With these abilities, as a future stenographer she will certainly brighten somebody's office. Charles Drummond Mike Football. 2. 3. 4; Basketball, 3. 4 Track. 3. 4. • Here he is folks. 'Mike” Drummond, the all-around athlete. Six feet one inch of bone and brawn. Mike has played varsity positions in three sports during his high school career. He is a good athlete, and a good student as well. His favorite subject is Algebra: and when you come across a knotty formula. Mike the person who can solve it. His hobby is golf, and his leisure time is spent caddying. Mike” intends to become a Civil En- gineer. and we all know that he will be very successful. Merrill Eckert Tiny Ass't Baseball MmiURcr, 1; (Mat» Basketball. 2. • Here is the king of Good Nature! Besides his excellent dis- position, he has a keen mind for school work. Almost every day Tiny” gives an excellent English recitation. He always gets to school on time in spite of the fact that he has several1 miles to walk. To while away his leisure time he follows sports and does some reading. Then. too. he is always ready to enjoy a big feed. His hardworking and intellectual powers will surely earn him a good position. « SEVENTEEN