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

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Glee Clubs Adviser Mr. Bkam GIRLS The Alphabet Mo art Nearest and Dearest Somerset Air Serenade Lcmarc Chinese Lullaby Bowers Pirate Dreams H ucr ter MIXED CHORUS The Lost Chord Sullivan 'To 'Thee O Country Eichberg God of Our Fathers Warren 'The Kerry Dance Molloy Swing Ixiw, Sweet Chariot Spiritual Go Down Moses Spiritual Barbara Morn, I orothy llowdl. Melon Confide . Jnnol Help. Thcrcminno Flynn. Marilyn Raoener. Jacqueline Hum, Hetty Andrew a. Ruth Miller. Dorothy Jones. Patricia Morrison. Mettle DoThomas, Anne Baumann. Betty llarrlson. Joan Upton. Dorothy Brewen. Martino Younr. Doris Miller. Amelia l.ucehettl. Jacqueline Keauve. Rita Uostnntlno. Roberta Cohen. Antoin- ette Clmlno. |e la Kerch, Elisabeth Yost, June Zlto, Edith Scerbo, «Mettc RaKot. Dorothy Greiner. Evelyn KIkIIo, l.illlnn Gerad. Jane Genther. Mary Elisabeth Green. Nancy Ann Garrltt, Barbara Walters. Dorothy Rlnker. Barbara Houston. Mr. Beam. Jeanne Kline. Audrey Mertx. Jean Wrljcht. Betty Lee Wilhelm. Lorraine Heller. Betty Carpenter. Kern Sharp. Frances Teodollna. Jean Balderston. Olive East. Mantaret Mclnernoy. Betty Jane Hottan. Martha Muller. Jane Hunt. Norma Werkhelser, Betty Faust, Verna Kindt. William Kreltz. Robert Moyer, Harry Riley. Harry Baleshta. Henry Kreasman. Stanley Kline. Donald Helsler. Albert Laubc, John Sullivan, Fred Seller. Auitust Lukauskas. Milton McColloUKh. Frank Washburn. Robert Kaplan. Charles Schulte. John Snyder, William Watters, Jack RoKors. Mr. Ream. BOYS Aura Lee Poulton Put a I .or on the Fire F'ishburn Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes Old Fmglish Song Passing By Purscll John Peal English Hunting Song Vive la Cxmipagnie. Student Song THIS YEAR. AS IN OTHER YEARS. THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF THE GLEE CLUB MADE UP THE EN- URE CAST OF THE OPERETTA. THIS CLUB MET TWICE A WEEK DURING SIXTH PERIOD; THERE- FORE. MANY SIXTH PERIODS WERE MADE PLEASANT FOR CLASSES NEARBY BY THE MELODIOUS STRAINS OF MA1RZY DOA I S AND O THER POPULAR TUNES. Pack 21

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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

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“The Man Who Came to Dinner” by Kaufman and Hart MAY 12 AND 13 THE CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Ernest Stanley Dorothy Howell Roberta Cohen Miss Preen Marybelle Crusan Doris Longenbach Richard Stanley Win. Silverstein Jack Richards June Stanley Charlotte Pfeffcr Estelle Mylymuk John, the Butler Robert Owens Bill Lesko Sara, the Cook Linda Mazzochctti Shirley Paul Mrs. Dexter Caroline Kraus Mrs. McCutcheon Jean Balderston Mr. Stanley Wm Harlan Earl Rader Mr» . Ernest Stanley. June Stanley. I»r. Bradley. Harriet Stanley. Mr. Stanley. Banjo, Richard Stanley. Bert JefTerxon. MuKKle Cutler. I orrnlfiu Sheldon. June Stanley. Harriet Stanley. Ml» » Preen. Richard Stanley. Mrs. Ernest Stanley. Mr. Stanley. Beverly Carlton. Sheridan Whiteside. Maggie Cutler Dr. Bradley Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Stanley Bert Jefferson Professor Met Mary Elizabeth Flad Arleyn Lehr Charles Schulte Joseph I.ipson William Wells Mason Robertson Jacqueline Fcauve Betty Harrison Ward Laubach Robert Rapp Edward Messa Edward Shive Mr. Baker, the Guard Fred Unangst Luncheon Guests Richard Fox. Gus Lu- kauskas, Frank Poswistilo Expressmen M. Fred Rogers Salvatore Frinzi Doris Dean Rita Constantino Clarence Foss Jack Wyker Edward Yannone Albert Laube Earl Brot man Lorraine Sheldon Sandy Beverly Carlton Westcotl, the Radio Man 1st Radio Technician Banjo Richard C. Blake Charles Sandwick Deputies William Richl, Arnold Richards. Jack Reaser, Danny Palma, James Eichman TYPICAL QUESTIONS ASKED DURING THE LATTER PART OF APRIL AND BEGINNING OF MAY WERE WHAT NIGHT ARE YOU GOING TO THE SENIOR PLAY?” WHOM ARE YOU GOING WITH?” WILL YOU BUY YOUR TICKET FROM ME? THEN CAME THE NIC;HTS OF MAY 12TH AND ISTH......... Pace 22