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

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This year the staff of the R6chauff6 has chosen Nature as its theme. The art designs in the book are the hemlock, the mountain laurel, and the ruffed grouse, all representative of the Nature of Pennsylvania. It is inevitable that in this time of war and strife we turn to something tranquil, that at a time when feelings of prejudice and hate are strong we seek a more refreshing outlook on life. It is with relief that people turn from their daily worries and anxieties to realize that there are places of beauty and peace in God’s world. Nature—the very word brings many memories to our minds; let us linger with them awhile and forget the turmoil which men call today. 12 A

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.Miss Sterner, Miss Shick, Miss Simonettn, Miss Thomason, Miss Storrs Miss White, Miss Willauer, Miss Zuck Mr. Stanton, Mr. Wagner, Mr. Stacy, Mr. Uhlor Faculty Miss Elizabeth B. Shick Miss Mary E. Thomason B. S„ Pennsylvania State College B- A - Barnard Collcee Clothing and Foods , Spanish, English La Fraternidad Espanola Miss Teresa Simonetta B. S. in Home Economics, Immaculata College Clothing and Foods Mr. George L. Stacy Muhlenberg College Printing Mr. Roy F. Stanton Ph. B., Lafayette College M. A., Columbia University Universite de Montpelier American Civilization Senior Hi-Y Miss Dorothy M. Sterner B. S., Beaver College Business Education Miss Frances H. Storrs B. A., M. A., St. Lawrence University English R6chaufT6, Chess Club Mr. Andrew S. Uhler B. A., Catawba College Biology Nature Club Mr. William T. Wagner B. A., Franklin and Marshall College M. A., University of Michigan Latin Sodalitas Latina Miss Laura H. White B. A., American University M. A., Columbia University English Sophomore Class Adviser Miss Anne Willauer B. S., Temple University Business Education Miss Eva R. Zuck B. S., New York University Clothing Ninth Grade Girl Reserves £ 11

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 Senior Cabinet Cecil© Woodrlnsr. Sherman Ames, Mrs. do Fay, Dorothy Parr Edward Schilling, Ernest Fritzo, Chester Ptak, Peter Veronis, Jack May, Donald Clements. Klchard Ashton, Kenneth Todd, Anna Francavillesc, Richard Unn, Charles Elchman, Harry Hooper President Sherman Ames Vice President Ernest Fritzo Secretary Cecile Woodring Treasurer Dorothy Parr Adviser Mrs. de Fay Homf.room Chairmen Richard Ashton 209B Richard Linn 204 Donald Clements 213 Jack May Lib. H Charles Eichman 114 Chester Ptak Lib. M Anna Francavillese 209A Edward Schilling 218 Ernest Fritzo 110A Kenneth Todd 110 Harry Hooper 113 Peter Veronis 208 WL This year has proved most successful for the class of 1941. Under the guidance of j the Senior Cabinet, its activities have been numerous. The Saddle-Shoe Hop, the first to be given in the history of the school, proved a success. The class play, “Sun-Up,” was among the best ever given. The Senior Finale, the last social event of the year for seniors I alone, will be one of each senior’s most pleasant memories. 13