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

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ZmCXFME - □OQFSHKD Mr«. Gayman, Miss Pharo, Mr. Brotzman. Miss Reed, Miss Thomason Mr. Morgan, Mr. Sandwick, Mr. Wagner, Mr. StelKerwalt, Mr. Richards TOO MATHEMATICS Floyd A. Brotzman, Ph.B., Lafayette College. Mr. Brotz- man teaches college preparatory mathematics and also acts as adviser to the Mathe- matics Club. Mary R. Gayman, Ph.B., Muhlenberg College. Mrs. Gayman has for several years been adviser to the Junior Girl Reserves. Stanley D. Morgan, B. S., Pennsylvania State College; M. A., Lafayette College. Mr. Morgan has formed a sound foundation in mathematics for a great number of students. Charles W. Richards, B. S., Lafayette College. Mr. Richards is widely known for his interest in interscholastic athletics. Charles M. Sandwich, B. A., Lehigh University. Mr. Sandwick is adviser of the highly successful High School Quiz Program. Stanley E. Steigerwalt, B. S., Muhlenberg College; M. Ed., Pennsylvania State College. A newcomer to our school. Mr. Steigerwalt teaches vocational science and mathematics. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Cordelia L. Pharo, B. A., Pennsylvania State Col- lege. Miss Pharo will be long remembered by German students for her interesting classes. Verna M. Reed, B. A., Pennsylvania State College; M. A., Columbia Uni- versity. Besides being Dean of Girls, Miss Reed is social adviser for the school and is the leader of the Senior Girl Reserves. Mary E. Thomason, B. A., Barnard Col- lege. Miss Thomason is well liked by her students for her patience and helpfulness. William T. Wagner. B. A., Franklin and Marshall College; M. A., University of Michigan. Mr. Wagner’s annual New York trips will leave pleasant memories with many members of Sodalitas Latina. Ten

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SCIENCE Elmer E. Carroll, B. S., Washington and Jefferson College. To Coach Carroll goes a great part of the credit for the many victories of the foot- ball team. Herbert H. Eichlin, Ph.B., M. A., Columbia University. Mr. Eichlin has con- tributed much to the scientific education of his students. Aelfric James, Sr., B. S., Buckncll University. Mr. James was general chairman of the Minutemcn, who dis- tributed and collected pledges in the drive for the purchase of War Saving Bonds. Joseph E. Ki.ock, B. S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College; M. Ed., Penn- sylvania State College. Teaching consumes Mr. Klock’s time in winter but in sum- mer farming and gardening occupy him. John Kressler, B. S., Lafayette College. Besides being an excellent marksman and an ardent hunter, Mr. Kressler is very much interested in woodworking and in all kinds of sports. Hurley O. Patterson, B. A.. M. A., Lafayette College. Big-game hunting and fishing claim much of Mr. Patterson’s time. Grace D. Reimf.r, New York University. Miss Reimer’s interest- ing lectures about nature and her travels will be long remembered. Andrew S. Uhler, B. A., Catawba College. Mr. Uhler enjoys taking hikes and photographing birds and other forms of wild life. , Mr. Patterson, Mr. Klock, Miss Relmer, Mr. Uhler, Mr. Kressler Mr. Eichlin. Mr. James, Mr. Carroll (sonata[i Doarao Nine

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MUSIC Minnie M. Ackerman, B. S. in Music, New York University. Miss Ackerman is always pleasant and has a smile for everyone. She conveys much of her store of musical knowledge to members of the Music Club and her music classes. James B. Beam. B. S. in Music, New York University. Mr. Beam is celebrating his twenty-fifth year as Supervisor of Music in the Easton Schools. Walter C. Renk- witz, B.S. in Music, New York University. Mr. Renkwiiz has given much time and sincere effort to improve both the orchestra and the band. SOCIAL SCIENCE Denton R. Bedford, B. S., M. S., Lafayette College. Mr. Bedford has the unusual hobby of collecting Indian relics. He has spent much time on Indian reservations. Merrill Cassf.baum, Ph.B., Muhlenberg College; M. A., Lehigh University. Mr. Cassebaum, assistant coach of the E. H. S. football squad, finds real pleasure in coaching. William H. Fackenthal, Ph.B., M. A., Lafayette College. In his classes Mr. Fackenthal has done much to further the students’ interests in current events. Max C. Harmon, B. A., University of Maine; M. A., Columbia University. Mr. Harmon's work as a history teacher and his help- ful supervision of the Junior Hi-Y will never be forgotten. William E. Kuf.bler, B. S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College; M. A., Lehigh University. Mr. Kuebler enjoys tennis and golf. Students enjoy his witty remarks. Roy F. Stan- ton, Ph.B., Lafayette College; M. A., Columbia University; Universite de Mont- pelier. Mr. Stanton is an ardent camera fan. He as hken some excellent pic- tures of his student friends. vK. Mr. Kuebler, Mr. Cassebaum, Miss Ackerman, Mr. Harmon. Mr. Renkwitz Mr. Stanton, Mr. Fackenthal, Mr. Bedford, Mr. Beam Z3D GCaCZJQDCDtE DOC n Eleven