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

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Cheerleaders Captains Marybelle Crusan Gerald Mich Coach Mr. Flagg Herald Mich. Elizabeth Strck. Marybelle «'rowan. Elizabeth Yowt. Mr. KlaicK. Barbara Schurz. M try Elchlln. Marie Orlando. Dorothy Brewen. Marin Panucelo. Adeline Enen. Elizabeth Cramer. Favorite Cheers RICKETY RACKETY Rickety rackety, rickety rhy Easton. Easton, Easton High Rickety rhy, yo fight Rickety rhy, yo fight Team! Team! Team! ECHO E A, E A. E A S T, S T, S T, S T O N Easton High is our high Easton High will score high Hoo rah, Hoo rah, Hoo rah Team, fight. The “E 9 9 Cheers Re-Ra-Ru Big Apple Twenty-Seven Soda Rickety Rackety Yea Fight Yo Fight Fight E-H-S Victory Fight, Red and White Locomotive Boom Chick-a-Boom Hoo-Hoo-Ray The Number Zip Boom Ba Zip-E Come on. Easton Bo-Bo-skee Snap-E TEAM, TEAM. TEAM! YES. OUR CHEERLEADERS ARE STILL DISPLAYING PLENTY OF PEP AT OUR FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL GAMES. THOSE BRIGHT RED AND WHITE UNIFORMS ADDED COLOR ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD. WITH ONLY ONE MALE CHEERLEADER, IT DOES LOOK AS IF THE MAN SHORTAGE HAS HIT US. Pace 16

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Mr. Kraus waters the century plant which grows in the first two shovelfuls of dirt that were taken when the foundation was started. Christopher Kraus who retires on July 30, 1944, after twenty-two years of faithful service. Mr. Kraus, with the other janitors, per- forms one of his many duties. I WO OTHER GREAT HONORS WHICH MR. KRAUS HAI) WERE THE DRIVING OF THE FIRST STAKE IN THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE CAFETERIA. AND THE PLACING OF THE LAST BRICK ON THE SMOKE STACK. Pace 15

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Football Karl Schroeder Jack Lehr Albert Laube Mr. Carroll Mr. Cassebaum Mr. Notestine Mr. Uhler A WEI.1.-KARNEI) SIX POIN TER Captain Most Valuable Player Student Manager Coach Assistant Coaches Faculty Manager Schedule Lettermen September 25 Wilson Home Opponents 0 October 2 Ben Franklin Home 0 •October 9 Shamokin Home 0 •October 10 Pottsville Away 7 •October 23 Bethlehem Home 7 •October 30 John Harris Away 7 •November 6 Allentown Away 20 •November 13 Reading Away 7 November 25 Phillipsburg Home 2 •Indicates conference games. Easton Karl Schroeder Donald Miltcnlrergcr 20 Jack Lehr Paul Opitz 57 Frank D'Huyvcttcrs William Richl 27 Nick DiVietro Frederick Robbins 22 16 Joseph Dorsey Anthony Rossi John Gornick Santo Salamonc Kenneth Hosier Charles Schulte 14 Rol ert Kaulius Gerald Smith 0 Kenneth Ebncr Robert Smith 12 Frank Emhardino Louis Stamus 7 John Heilman Joseph Volkcrt Louis Kiinhlc Albert Laube William Ztviski Konneth Ebner. Jack Lohr. Frank D'Hujrvetters. Donald Mllt« nb nc r. Karl Schroeder, Kenneth Hauler. Nick DIVIetro. Kobert Knullua. Robert Smith. John Heilman. JoKeph Dorsey. Joseph Volkcrt. William Zwlskl. Herald Smith, Anthony Kosal. Santo 8-ilamone. John Oomlck. Frederick Robbins, Paul Oplt . Frank Kmbardlno. Albert Laube. Clifford Mlchler. I)r. Swartz. Mr. Carroll. Mr. Brower. Mr. Andrews. SMITH ROAMS AN ENI) FOR Mr. Notestine. Mr. Cassebaum. TOUCHDOWN THE FOOTBALL TEAM HAD A VERY SUCCESSFUL SEASON THIS YEAR, LOSING ONLY TO ALLEN- TOWN. IN ADDITION, WE BROKE P BURGS WINNING STREAK OF 29 GAMES. A THING OF WHICH WE RE ALL PROUD. WE COULDN’T LOSE WITH EVERYONE'S RABBITS' FEET. CROSSED FINGERS. ETC. OF COURSE WE RE NOT SUPERSTITIOUS. Pace 27