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

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Finn Brlksen, Hay Plttenger Edward Blackman, Leonard Spidale, Homer i.iube, Mr. Stanton serves and Hi-Y held a joint con- ference which was very success- ful. All the members participated in the statewide Bible Study Con- test on Gateways to Freedom” and also in the State and City Competitive Hating Contests. Since the Hi-Y Southeastern Older Boys’ Conference was held in Easton this year, the boys helped by planning and participating in the programs. Bowling and basketball teams were organized and were undefeated during the entire season. Possibly the most im- portant project was the installation in the library of the careers’ corner room which has been a great aid and service to many of the students. The officers of the club were Finn Eriksen, president; Leonard Spidale, vice president; Ray Pittenger, secretary; Homer Laube, treasurer; Edward Blackman, sergeant-at-arms; and Mr. Stanton, adviser. James Kemmerer, Joseph Hegarty Richard Kelly, Barton Collinge, David Fpdegrove, Donald James, Charles Staples. Mason Williams, William Rlzos, John Young Clair Davis, Jack Price. Edward Blackman z d GoemMns: Donczin Twenty-two

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cmsTSsm □□□h eiid goisfs no William Owens, Barton CoUingc, Franci» Weiss, Jack Price, David Updegrove, Clair Davis, James Kemmerer, Fred White Itussell Sutton, Edward Ricci. William Foltz, John Young, Rudolph Koven, Perry Fenatermacher, Joseph Marhefka, Raymond Iticci. Joseph Hegnrty, Archie Haley, Mason William», Earl Stair, William Shipman. Richard Kelly, Donald James William Rlzos, William Scott, Joseph Reese, Harold Grand», William Stackhouse, James Grlfo, Robert Schaffer, Robert Wilson, Charles Staples, Paul Andrews, Benjamin Smith This was an especially active year for the SENIOR Hl-Y. The meetings were held every Thursday evening at the high school. At some of the meetings, several of the teachers in the high school were invited to observe how the meetings and discussions were carried out. The club contributed generously to the Red Cross and to the Red Cross War Fund. The members aided in the Victory Garden Campaign throughout the city by making speeches in the homerooms, advertising the gardens, and giving information concerning them. The sale of name cards to seniors was the biggest money-making project of the club. The Easton Hi-Y shared the sponsorship of the Tri- City Hi-Y Council Dances and also held a dance with the Junior Hi-Y. The club held a few meet- ings with the Senior Girl Reserves and with the Junior Hi-Y, and in- vited the Girl Reserves to attend services with them at many of the local churches on Sundays. At Easton High School the Girl Re- Davld I’pdegrove, Homer Laube, Jack Price Twenty-three

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 QiBraam =- acrariiD bcoss foo Doris Cassior, Joanno Kara- hinns, Shirley Tinsman, Anita Rapp, I’rsula Prosa k, Arlene Johnson. Mildred Heckman, I«or- ralne Holler, KM za both Pabl- onus, Kniily Sutphen, Gladys Sklntauy, Amelia Luccheltl, Teresa Boscla Mary Klizaheth Burkley, Dor- othy Bertrand. Mary Grlfo, Josephine Messina. Nina Chai- versoli. Joy He.ver, Bessie Glg- liotti, Virginia Roth, Florence Stent, I»ls Taylor, Marylu Kel- ler Klizaheth Mancino, Betty Schlough. Betty Prang, Valeria Pabionas, Pauline Straukas, Ro-e Guinta, Claire Smith, Rose Marie Genua, Jane Louise Kirkpatrick. June Laros. Lois Rothrock Ksther Hrlskos, Angellne Kirk. Pearl Sterner. Kdna King, Grace Mushlitz, Mary Shannon. Angelina Marccllino The JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES under the guidance of Mrs. Gayman have had a very active and colorful year. During the football season they made pom- pons of red and white yarn and sold them to the students to wear at games. The activities of the Inter-Club Council formed an important part of the club’s activities. The Council Dances, Tri-City Conference, Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Confer- ence, Mid-Winter Conference, sale of Christmas seals, a booth at the Christmas Bazaar at the Y. W. C. A., the Christmas Carol program, and an Easter radio program constituted many of the club’s activities. A trip through the Y. W. C. A. with Mrs. Robert Fehr as guide was most interesting. At many joint meetings which were held with the seniors, Dr. Violet Sargent, Miss Darling, Mr. Stone, and Miss Ackerman were speakers. The officers of the club were as follows: president, Gladys Parr; vice president, Elinor Dieruff; secretary. Anna Pitela; assistant secre- tary, Betty Cavazel; treas- urer. Gina dePaolis; assist- ant treasurer, Marjorie Krohn; adviser, Mrs. Gay- man. Janet S w a r t z. Margaret Konya. Gladys Parr. Klinor Dieniflf, Mary Jane Bullock, Jane Maiorana Anna Pitela, Anita Rapp. Gina dePaolis, Jean McClay, Shirley Tinsman, Mrs. Gayman Vivian DeCesare, Lois Morris. Dorothy Milheim, Jacqueline Hilbert Twenty.four