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

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A FAMILIAR and reassuring sight, these important persons literally manage the school, for they have charge of the many systems too complicated for us even to investigate. Their constant interest and their helpful advice make them the central group which the the game is played. EDNA M. PENDERGAST. Miss Pendergast is a grad- uate of Easton High School in the class of 1934. Her hobbies, reading and danc- i n g, keep her bus y. MARTIN T. HAGERTY. B.S., M.S., Lafayette Col- lege. As assistant principal Mr. Hagerty is in charge of the cafeteria and the audi- torium. Fond of all out- door life he especially likes gardening and enjoys cre- ating new species of plants. FANNY OSTERSTOCK. A.B., Goucher College. Miss Osterstock's extra time is taken up with walk- ing, reading, and knitting. There is practically nothing about the school which she does not know. page 6 ELTON T. STONE, A. B.. University of Nebraska; M.A. Columbia University. Principal Stone is well-liked by the students because he tries to see each situation from their point of view. He fills his leisure time by playing golf, his favorite sport and hobby.

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r 1 I TPvF } loved, hated, unrelenting CLOCK For invaluable Service, 1 ‘or Constance Presence, For silent Omniscience, I 'or swi ft R eassurance, For I rustworthiness, For Strong Stoicism, We, the Cl ass o f 1938 Solemnly salute with The Jed ication of th is book.

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EDITH L. STURTEVANT, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, B.S., New York University Fine Art Sincerity, art, and fair play are all found in our supervisor of fine art. There is nothing she likes much better than her Irish setter. IDA H. MAGEE, B.S., Columbia University; M.A., New York University Industrial Education When she isn’t teaching the art of cooking, Miss Magee collects copies of famous paintings of Ma- donnas. She has quite a large collection, each one representing a different scene and mood. MARGARET A. I MEL, Moore Institute and School of Design for Women Fine Art Miss Imel prefers scenery work to any- thing else in the artistic field. Puppetry is another branch of art which she especially enjoys. MERRILL CASSEBAUM, Ph. B., Muhlenberg College Social Studies Mr. Cassebaum’s interests lie in the field of intramural sports, football and basketball. He is a keen student of govern- ment and social affairs. ELWOOD COOPER, A.B., Pennsylvania State College English Mr. Cooper is noted for his interest in speech improve- ment. In addition, he is an accomplished pianist. FRANCES H. STORRS, A.B., M.A., St. Lawrence University English Miss Storrs’ patience, co- operation, and direction have helped to mold this book. She is undecided whether it is more fun to paint china or to make cement. MARY S. CLINE, A.B., Bryn Mawr College English A woman of diversified interests is Miss Cline. She delights in tennis and enjoys good music. LYDIA S. MAGEE, A.B., Hood College Library If admiring and watching ice skating would make one an expert, Miss Magee would be a famous skater. Swimming, horseback riding, and the theater are her pastimes. CLARENCE S. ACKER- MAN, B.S., East Strouds- burg State Teachers Col- lege Industrial Edu- cation Stamps and the out-of-doors hold Mr. Ackerman’s inter- est. His cottage at Paradise Falls has been the scene of many outings for his stamp club. THE COACHES