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

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Miss Coyle orients Miss Walker for her new work. Gladys Walker, R. N. Easton Hospital Mildred S. Coyle, R. N. B. S.. M. A., Columbia University Mr- Mamana shows his white mice to Mr. Eichlin. Joseph Mamana B. Sc.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College M. A.. University ol Notre Dame Mublcnlx-ig College Pennsylvania State College Herbert H. Eichlin M. A.. Columbia Univcrsity Pb. B.. Uifavette College Mr. Patterson and Mr. Janies prove their point scientifically. Hurley O. Patterson B. A., M. A.. Lafayette College EVEN THOUGH THERE WERE MANY INTERESTED IN MECHANICS THIS YEAR. THERE WERE ALSO MANY THAT TOOK UP SCIENTIFIC COURSES. MANY TIMES DURING THE YEAR THE HALUS WERE FILLED WITH A PECULIAR ODOR COMING FROM MR. JAMES’S VARIOUS EXPERIMENTS. Pack 13

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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

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Miss Magee and Mrs. Ohlmann help two students. ? Ida H. Magee B. S.. Columbia University M. A., New York University Marie Ohlmann B. S.. Cedar Crest College Mr. Notestine and Miss Hull examine new equipment. W. Clyde Notestine B. S.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Marion Hull B. S.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Miss Dull, Miss Zuck, and a student read a fashion magazine. Ruth M Dull B. S.. New York University Eva R. Zuck B. S.. New York University THE BOYS MAY BE MORE SCIENTIFICALLY MINDED THAN THE GIRLS, BUT THE GIRLS MAINTAIN THEIR INTERESTS IN DOMESTIC SCIENCE. MISS HULL AND MR. NOTESTINE MUST GEI A COM MISSION FROM MINI! RUB INCORPORATED. ALMOST EVERYONE HAD ACHING MUSCLES AS A RESULT OF GYM THIS YEAR. Pack II