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

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 mcotii °- animnEn bods© toc Malcolm McQunrrie. Rita McBride. Miss Reed. Dorothy Ducking, Helen Marie Borden, Jeanne Kurahlnus, Theodoro Clement LE CERCLE FRANCAIS meets on the first and the third Wednesday of every month. The members have enjoyed many interesting programs throughout the year. A French film depicting life in Canada was rented and shown to all pupils studying French. The club purchased two subscriptions to La Voix de France, a bi-weekly newspaper, for the French classes. At one of the meetings humorous puppet shows were presented by some of the members. The Music Club presented a delightful program dealing with the development of French music and the works of several French composers. The Arts and Crafts Club also presented a very interesting program introducing French art and artists to the group. At many of the meetings entertaining games in French were played, and under the leadership of Doris Markley the members learned several French songs. The officers of the club were Dorothy Lucking, presidente; Malcolm Mc- Quarrie, secretaire; Rita McBride, sous-secretaire; Jeanne Karabinus, directrise du programme; Theodore Clements and Helen Marie Borden, chefs des equipes; Miss Reed conseilleuse. Ann Quincy, Virginia Roger , Shirley Kohn, Joyce Wlllever. Doris Markley. Miss Reed, Angellne Kirk, Barbara Bachman, Marie Holt. I-klna Warwick. Jean ('reveling, Kllznboth Chase, Charlotte Hartwell, Dorothy Mflhclm, Marion Ragot Charles McKee, Ruth Lcaubcr, Mary Ix u Sleeker, Patricia Smith, Georgia Ylahaki . Sydney Down , Henry Clark Sixteen

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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

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Mary Elisabeth Burkley, Eva dePaolls, Mr. Wag- ner, Ray Pittenger, Syd- ney Downs, June Curtis The main purpose of SODALITAS LATINA is to study Roman civilization and customs. The club meets the first and the third Monday of each month. At the meetings the club has various talks, demonstrations, and games pertaining to Roman life and the Latin language. There is no president, but there are two consuls with equal authority. Members can advance from the lowest to the highest ranks of distinction in much the same way as citizens did in early Rome. There are four such ranks: servus, plebs, eques, and senator. One of the highlights of the year is the annual New York trip in May, when the club tours Manhattan, visits museums, and sees a Broadway show in the evening. This year it visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Hayden Planetarium, the Radio City Music Hall, and saw the show “Arsenic and Old Lace.” Officers were Ray Pittenger and Eva dePaolis, consules; June Curtis, scriba; Mary Elizabeth Burkley, quaestor; Sydney Downs, Rosalind Rosenfield, lictores; and Mr. Wagner, auctor. Elizabeth Chase, Eliza- beth Geiser. Helen Giber son.fMary Elizabeth Fried - man, Virginia Rogers, Edna Warwick Rosa Rehbergor, Odette Deardcn, Frances Morber. I-orralne Kress. Charlotte Hartwell, Helen Marie Borden. Betty Prang, Katherine Eieberman, Marie Holt, Jean Shaw, Rosalind Rosenlleld, Isabel Kaplan Jack Eaton Richard Well, Walter Curtis HolUnger. Clair Davis. Homer Lnube, John Wilson. Carl Helstrom, Krantz, James Downs, George Veronis, Clarence Deemcr Z3D (SOQCZ1HCDCE DOOMtHI Seventeen