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

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Baseball Acting Captain Edward Snyder Coach Mr- Fegley Faculty Manager Mr. Steigerwalt Edward Snyder. Ollmplo Pnrchloll. Frederick Seller. Pntrlok Kempeey. Paul Opltx. Robert Geliter. Jamea Wallaesa. John Heilman. Mr. Kejtley. Kenneth Hosier. Ralph Wood ring. James Lum. Krederlch Robbins. Robert Smith. William Frantx. Mark Spaxlanl, Earl Wallaesa. Mr. Andrews. Schedule Opponents Easton May 9 Washington Away 1 April If Reading Rain May 12 Allentown Away 4 April 18 Phillipsburg Away 4 0 May 16 Frcnchtown • Home 4 April 19 Frcnchtown Away 6 3 May 19 Bethlehem Home April 21 Allentown Rain May- 24 Annandalc Away April 25 Washington Home 1 7 May 27 Phillipsburg Home April 28 Bethlehem Away 10 2 •Six Innings. May 1 Allentown Home 2 6 Four practice games with the U. S. M May 6 Reading Home 14 6 l.afayette College. Lettermen Edward Snyder. Olimpio Pacchioli, Earl Wallaesa, James Wallaesa. Paul Opitz, Robert Geiger. John Heilman. James Lum. Patrick Kcmpscy. Robert Smith, Frederick Seiler, Mark Spaziani, William Frantz. OUR BASEBALL TEAM BEGAN THEIR SEASON THIS YEAR JUST AS THE SPRING RAINS WERE PAY ING US IHEIR VISIT. IT SEEMED AS THO’ EVERY TIME EASTON WAS TO PLAY, IT RAINED. (MAYBE IT WAS BETTER THAT WAY.) NEVERTHELESS. WE DID PLAY SEVERAL NEW TEAMS THIS YEAR INCLUDING LAFAYETTE AND FRENCHTOWN. Pace 19

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Basketball William Zwiski George Terleski Jay Snyder Coach Mr- Fegley Assistant Coach Mr. Flagg Captains Student Manager Faculty Managers Mr. Uhler Mr. Steigerwalt Schedule Opponents Easton Dec. 7 East Stroudsburg Home 22 47 Dec. 10 Wilson Away 20 23 Dec. 15 Washington Home 22 35 Dec. 17 Coatesville Home 33 45 Dec. 21 Slatington Home 32 59 Jan. 4 Nazareth Home 23 50 Jan. 7 Allentown Home 53 39 Jan. 14 Bethlehem Away 40 29 Jan. 18 Tainaqua Home 26 69 Jan. 21 Pottsvillc Away 27 26 Jan. 25 Phillipsburg Home 22 49 Ian. 28 Hazclton Away 29 31 Feb. 4 Allentown Away 51 36 Fc! . 8 Coatesville Away 43 35 Feb. 11 Bethlehem Home 35 43 Feb. 15 Tamaqua Away 42 51 Fcl). 18 Pottsvillc Home 33 50 Feb. 22 Phillipsburg Away 14 26 Fcl). 25 Hazclton Home 54 33 Mar. 3 Wilson Home 34 38 Wlllimn KwUkl. George TorWukl. Itob rt KaullUN. Sunto Sulamone. Rlchnrd Blake. Dominick Flm- lano, Edward Snyder. Jay Snyder. John Kt-aacr. Donald MIltenberKer. Santo Guglluzza, John Heilman, Mr. Fegley. Lettermen George Terleski William Zwiski Donald Miltenbcrger Santo Gugliuzza Edward Snyder Robert Kaulius Richard Blake Dominick Fimiano James Geronikos John Reaser Santo Salamone John Heilman Joseph Curzi Jay Snyder Salvatore La Roza. Jnme Spanish. Ken Murray. Jamea Wallaeaa, Robert Geiger. Joseph Mazur. Anthony Roxsl. William Filbert. Cheater Tomalno. Mr. Flagg. John Vedomaky. Anthony Ferrl, Joseph Sangulnlto. Albert Oabrletll. Larry Detwellcr, Earl Wnllaesn. Anthony Onorata, Alfred llammel. SOME GOOD ADVICE FROM GOUGE OUR BASKETBALL TEAM. LIKEWISE. HAS SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF. WE BEAT HAZLETON! EVEN WITH THE LOSS OF SEVERAL BOYS WHO ENTERED THE SERVICE THE TEAM CARRIED ON. JUDGING FROM THE SHOUTING AND CHEERING AT EACH GAME. THE TEAM WAS WELL BACKED BY HOME ROOTERS. Pace 18

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Tennis From row: Barbara Dloklnahlcd. Hel-n Carey. Ann Nnnb, Odette Raito:. S Strokes Jacqueline Sear lea. Jean Davis, Emma Mullen, Betty Kramer. Second row: Mr. FlaitK. Jacqueline Schoolcy, Mnrjorle ScRreave . Rich- nrd Bnrtmnn, Thomas Brubaker. Valentine P. Hattemer. Lou Inc Forehand Butler. Kleanor Polk. Backhand Mr. Flagg Service Receiving Lobbing Smashing Volleying Drop Shot CARE OF THE COU RT S 1 1. Raking 2. Patching 3. Scraping 4. Rolling 5. Lining Front row: Linda Mazzorhettl. Arlene Seitrcavea, Dorothy Howell, Arlene Lehr. Phyllis Bower. Klalne Coyle. Second row: Mr. PlngK. Mnrybelle Cruaan. Loonle Wilson. William llarlan. Robert Moyer. Kenneth Kbner, Charles Schulte. Ward Lau- bach. William Rochrlir. Barbara I.ucklntc. Mary Brown. TENNIS SEASON WAS AT THE SAME TIME AS BASEBALL SEASON. EVERY MORNING FOR ABOUT A WEEK THE MEMBERS AWOKE WITH BACK. LEGS. AND ARMS ACHING LIKE FURY. THIS WAS BE CAUSE OF HOURS SPENT PICKING UP STONES. RAKING. BRUSHING. SCRAPING. AND ROLLING THE COURTS. I THINK THE COURTS ARE IN PRETTY GOOD CONDITION NOW, DON'T YOU? THEY’RE PROBABLY IN BETTER CONDITION THAN THE MEMBERS. Pace 20