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

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Mr. Rider has a problem for Mr. Norelli. Earl Ridkr B. S.. Pennsylvania Slate College Carmen T. Norelli B. S.. Lafaycllc College Mr. Morgan. Mr. Sandwick, and Mr. Brot man solve the intricacies of the slide rule. Siam ey 1). Morgan r' B. S.. Pennsylvania State College M. A., Lafayette College (Charles M. Sandwick B. A.. I.ehigh University Floyd A. Brot man Ph. B.. Lafayette (Allege Mrs. Cayman and Mrs. Cole work out a problem on arcs and circles. Mary R. Cayman Ph. B.. Muhlcnl crg College Anna Allen Cole B. $., Columbia University ALTHOUGH IT APPEARED AS IF THE SENIOR MATH STUDENTS WERE PLAYING WITH SOME NEW GADGET IN S. H., THE TRUTH AT LAST COMES OUT. THEY WERE REALLY SLIDE RULES. MINIA- TURES OF THE ONE IN THE ABOVE PICTURE. IF YOU EVER GET A CHANCE TO USE THEM. TAKE OUR ADVICE AND DC). FOR THEY SURELY MAKE PROBLEMS EASIER. Pace II

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Mr. Cooper and Mr. Fegley enjoy laugh. Elwood CoOPE -RV B. A.. Pennsylvania State Collegt M. A., Columbia University Vern Fegley B. S.. Grove City College M. S.. Bik knell University Miss Magee and I)r. Howe talk with a student in the library office. Lydia S. Magee B. A.. Hood Collcgc Merrill L- Howe B. A.. Otterbdn College M. A.. Ph. I).. Yale University Miss Head of College Preparatory and English Departments Storrs, Miss Miller, and Mrs. Henry back up fiction with facts. Frances H. Storks B. A.. M. A.. St. Lawrence Dorothy R. Miller B. S.. Columbia University E. M. Henry B. S.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College The operetta leads receive dramatic coaching from Miss Cline. Mary S. Cline B. A.. Bryn Mawr College Miss Gregory and Miss White confer on a techni- cality of grammar. Phyllis Gregory B. A.. Wilson College M. A., Columbia University Laura H. White B. A., American University M. A.. Columbia University THE DOS AND DONTS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND THE EDUCATIONAL AS WELL AS ENTERTAIN- ING LI TERATURE, ENLIGHTENED MANY BEWILDERED STUDEN TS. SENIOR PREP ENGLISH WAS A VERY ENJOYABLE COURSE THIS YEAR BECAUSE OF DOCS “LITTLE JOKES AND WITTY REMARKS.” (WARNING TO FUTURE CR. PREP STUDENTS! DON'T SIT IN THE FRONT OF THE ROOM). Pace 10

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Mr. Melbergcr. Mr- Detwciler, Mr. Steigerwah, and Mr. Stacy chat in the printshop. Charles W. Melbercer Pennsylvania State College Paul C. Detweiler Pennsylvania State College Coordinator of Vocational Education Stanley Steigerwalt B. S.. Muhlenberg College M. Ed., Pennsylvania State College George L. Stacy Muhlenl crg College Mr. Brower and Mr. Ackerman talk things over. Charles A. Brower Oswego State Teachers College Ci arence S. Ackerman B. S.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Mr. Flagg and Mr. Johnson admire some work in the woodshop. Bradley L. Flagg B. S., Pennsylvania State College Edwin T. Johnson Bulfalo State Teachers College Ph. B.. Muhlenberg College M. A.. New York University Head of General Department Mr. Hanson helps two students with a mechanical drawing problem. Theodore Hansen Drexcl Institute University of Pennsylvania ANOTHER VALUABLE MEMBER OF THE FACULTY THAT LEFT US THIS YEAR WAS MR. CLYDE UHLER. HIS JOB OF FACULTY MANAGER OF ATHLETICS WAS TAKEN OVER BY MR. STEIGER- WALT. IF ANY OF YOU WERE WORRIED AT THE RUMBLING FROM THE FOUNDATION OF GOOD OLD E. H. S.. DON'T LOSE HEART—IT WAS ONLY THE MACHINES IN T HE SHOP. Pace 12