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

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:MmCM □DDIMIIID [FQD5F0 Miss Imcl, Miss Dull, Miss Shick, Miss Simonetta, Miss Zuck Miss Kcllorman, Miss Miskinis, Miss I. Magee. Miss Sturtcvant, Miss Hull burg State HEALTH EDUCATION Marion Hull, B. S., East 'Stepudsburg Teachers College. True to her profession, Miss Hull cnicJ Dasketball and all other sports. PRE-VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Ellen D. Kellerman, B. S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College. Miss Kellerman teaches crafts as a profession and works with them as a hobby. DOMES! 1C ART Ruth M. Dull, B. S., New York University. Miss Dull is noted for her beautiful needle point. Ida H. Magee, B. S., Columbia University; M. A., New York University. Miss Magee’s delight in trying out new recipes shows her interest in the subject she teaches—cooking. Elizabeth B. Shick, B. S., Pennsylvania State Teachers College. Miss Shick aids her country, outside of school, by teaching a class in nutrition. Teresa Simonetta, B. S., Immaculata Col- lege. Miss Simonetta collects—of all things—dinner bells! Eva H. Zuck, B. S.. New York University. Friendly and always willing to help, Miss Zuck is known for her interest in clothes. FINE ART Margaret Ann Imel, Philadelphia School of Design. Miss Imel is noted for her artistic ability and for her distinct straightforwardness. Argina M. Miskinis, B. F. A., College of William and Mary. Miss Miskinis enjoys sketching, hiking, and working with metal. Edith L. Sturtevant, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts; B. S., New York University. Miss Sturtevant is Supervisor of Art for the Easton Schools. She has been very helpful in planning the art work for the Rechauffe, Fourteen

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ZX3 SOnOHDE DOOHC Thirteen Miss Sterner. Miss Jaffe. Mr. Henderson. Miss Bamako. Miss Frankenfield Miss Newman. Miss Willauer, Miss Albright BUSINESS EDUCATION Edith A. Albright, B. S., New York University. Miss Albright has a collection of pictures of students, friends, and places she has visited. Jean Barnako, B. S., Boston University. Miss Bamako acts as adviser to the Sophomore Girl Reserve Club. Jessie I. Frankenfield, B. S., Columbia Uni- versity. Miss Frankenfield has kept E. H. S. in the news by reporting the school activities for the Easton Express. Herbert T. Henderson, B. S., M. A.. University of Pennsylvania. Mr. Henderson is one of our most popular teachers. Student guidance and placement occupy much of his time. Frances G. Jaffe, Indiana State Teachers College. Miss Jaffe’s good humor and sincerity have made her well liked by her students. M. Kathryn Newman, B. S., New York University. Among the best-liked teachers is Miss Newman, whose interests lie in making successful secretaries and in cultivating beautiful plants. Dorothy M. Sterner, B. S., Beaver College. Miss Sterner and her classes efficiently and successfully handled ticket sales for high school musical and dramatic productions. Anne Willauer, B. S., Temple University. Miss Willauer heads the retail selling classes and is always willing to assist her students in every way.

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Chapter II PA NO RAMA One of the most important of all the school organizations is the Executive Committee of the EASTON HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. The group is elected by the student body every May. It is made up of four delegates from the senior class and three from the junior class, in addition to the officers, who are also elected by the students. This year the group managed the Pep Rally which was held before the Easton- Phillipsburg football game, and appointed the music, disciplinary, and clean-up committees for it. Committees to supervise the gymnasium during lunch hour were appointed and aided by the E. H. S. A. Each year the association also conducts all the elections in the school and discusses and attempts to remedy all school problems. The Executive Committee also hears reports on the financial condition of the athletic and music departments. Officers of the E. H. S. A. are Ray Pittenger, president; William Howell, vice president; Jacqueline Hilbert, secretary; Lorraine LeVan, girls’ treasurer; Charles Staples, boys’ treasurer. Senior delegates are Edward Blackman, Finn Eriksen, June Curtis, and Eva dePaolis. Junior delegates are John Butler, Robert Eisen- hauer, and Shirley Tinsman. Mr. Stone is the adviser. Ray Pittenger, Mr. Stone, Jacqueline Hilbert John Butler, William Howell, Ix rralne LeVan, Shirley Tinsman, Charles Staples June Curtis. Eva dcPaolis, Edward Blackman, Finn Eriksen Absentee Robert Eisenhauer CD GCXZXZIDDnH DCOMCD Fifteen