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

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page 10 CHARLES W. MELBERGER, Pennsylvania State College Industrial Education Mr. Melberger is especially interested in hunting and fishing. EVA R. ZUCK, B.S., New York University Industrial Education Miss Zuck possesses one of the best senses of humor and one of the most pleasing personalities of the faculty. She is especially fond of leather handwork. ROY F. STANTON, Ph. B., Lafayette; M.A., Columbia University; ‘Uni- versity of Montpelier Social Studies Mr. Stanton’s hobby, photography, has contributed much to the Rechauffe. Most of the snapshots of faculty members are a result of Mr. Stanton’s interesting pastime. ELIZABETH WEAVER, B.S., Columbia University Fine Art M iss Weaver in her travels has visited Europe, Bermuda, and Panama. A complete tour of the United States is the goal toward which she is aiming. GRACE D. REIMER, New York I diversity Science M iss Reimer makes the study of geography an interesting one through tales of her own travels at home and abroad. In addition to traveling, she is very fond of horseback riding. GEORGE L. STACY, B.A., Muhlenberg College Industrial Education Mr. Stacy is an expert radiotrician, who has his own experimental laboratory where he spends much time. His remaining hours are spent in the company of his dog. JOHN KRESSLER, B.S., Lafayette College Science Mr. Kressler’s widespread interests are divided among his home chemical “lab,” his woodworking shop, and sports, particularly football. WALTER C. RENKWITZ, B.S. in Music, New York University Music Mr. Renkwitz is a camping enthusi- ast. In the winter, however, he enjoys nothing better than a good symphony concert. WILLI AM H. FACKENTHAL, Ph. B., M. A., Lafayette College Social Studies Mr. Fack- enthal’s interests are varied. Fishing, athletics, and reading abundantly fill his leisure hours.

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DOROTHY GEBHARDT MAXWELL, B.S.,Temple University Health Mrs. Maxwell is firm believer in modern youth. Besides her newly acquired husband, her main interests are sports and bridge. WILBUR DAILY, B.S., East Stroudsburg Teachers College Health Mr. Daily is one of our “dyed in the wool” sport fans. He enjoys golf and baseball especially. MILDRED E. BUZBY, B.S., New York University Business Education Tropical travel holds an allure for Miss Buzby. At home she passes her time with cranberry growing and indoor photography. DOROTHY R. MILLER, B.S., Columbia University English A native Eastonian, Miss Miller is an active church worker and a seasoned traveler. She is fond of driving her car and of working in her flower garden. MARY KATH- RYN NEWMAN, B.S., New York University Business Education Books and flowers provide Miss Newman with many enjoyable hours at home. Traveling is her greatest pleasure. HERBERT T. HENDERSON, B.S., M.A., University of Pennsylvania Business Education Our Di- rector of Business Education, Mr. Henderson keeps physically fit through his two favorite sports, wrestling and soccer. ELIZABETH SHICK, B.S., Pennsylvania State College Industrial Education Driving her automobile is Miss Shick’s hobby. Much of her time is also devoted to music. WILLIAM E. KUEBLER. B.S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Social Studies Mr. Kuebler is an ardent sportsman. Though many different sports hold his interest, he obtains the most pleasure from golf and tennis. page 9

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JAMES B. BEAM, B.S. in Music, New York University Music Be- sides music, which serves as both profession and hobby, collecting rare antiques holds the most interest for our music supervisor. HURLEY O. PATTERSON, A.B., M.A., Lafayette College Science In his spare hours Mr. Patterson is very enthusiastic about outdoor sports. Hunting, fishing, and camping take preference over all others. MARY R. CAYMAN, Ph. B.f Muhlenburg College Mathematics Mrs. Gayman is devoted to sewing and gardening. She is very fond of her flowers, especially her dahlias and zinnias. MINNIE M. ACKERMAN, B.S. in Music, New York Uni- versity Music Miss Ackerman has an unusual record. She has had the privilege of teaching in all twelve grades, starting in the first grade and work- ing her way up. CORDELIA L. PHARO, A.B., Pennsylvania State College German Miss Pharo spends so much time after school in Room 110 that we wonder she has any time to spend at home in Bethlehem with her cocker spaniel. FLOYD A. BROTZMAN Ph. B., Lafayette College Mathematics Mr. Brotzman is celebrating his twenty-fifth year of teach- ing in Easton High School. He says, “I would just as soon teach math as eat, for I love my math.” S. ELIZABETH HILLYER, B.A., Barnard College; M.A., Columbia University English Miss Hillyer’s beautiful contralto voice has given us many enjoyable assembly programs. She has also con- tributed many entertaining hours through her coaching of the senior play. CHARLES W. RICHARDS, B.S., Lafayette Col- lege Mathematics Mr. Richards prefers football and baseball to swim- ming and coaching. He can also wield a golf club. LAURA H. WHITE, A.B., American University; M.A., Colum- bia University English Miss White has traveled extensively and has had many amusing experi- ences while teaching in the Strait Settle- ments. She thorough- ly dislikes being inter- viewed and having her picture taken. page li