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

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Lorraine Sheldon. Deputy. Sheridan WhltMlde. Deputy. Deputy. Bert Jeffeinon. MakkIc Cutler. Profes- sor Met . Mis Preen. John. Sara. Sandy. Director Elwood Cooper Art Managers Fine Art II Class Setting and Mummy Case Adviser Miss Imel Business Managers Rose DcBarardinis, Theresa Marzano, Aliene Marsh, Marie Cimino. Bookkeeping II Class Adviser Miss Sterner Publicity Managers Adviser Property Managers Prompters Printing Adviser Retail Selling Classes Miss Albright Phyllis Hower, Nancy Ann Garritt Pauline Kist. Mary belle Crusan. Aileen McCracken E. H. S. Print Shop Mr. Stacy Luncheon Oue t. Mr . Dexter. Banjo. Sara. Mr . Mcfutcheon. luncheon kuc i. Expremman. Mr. Baker. Weatcott, Sandy. Dr. Bradley. Profeaaor Metx. radio technician. Luncheon Gueat. Deputy. Deputy. John. BUSSES WERE FILLED; MANY TRAFFIC JAMS WERE SEEN. WHY? BECAUSE THESE WERE THE NIGHTS OF THE SENIOR PLAY. AND NATURALLY EVERYONE IN EASTON WHO APPRECIAI ED GOOD ACTING CAME TO THE HIGH SCHOOL TO SEE THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER STAR RING BILL WELLS AND MASON ROBERTSON AS THE MAN WHO CAME. Pace 23

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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

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Stagehands Charles Llpplncott. Kdward Yost. Harry Rlloy. W i 11 In in Silvoratoln. Head William Silverstien Adviser Mr. Erb Ushers President Ward Laubacii Vice President Thomas Brubaker Adviser Mr. Erb Activities United War Chest Program Community Concerts Band Rally Junior Play Operetta Pennsylvania on Parade Musical Arts Program Earl Held Concert Senior Play Dance Recitals Class Day Commencement Evcnton KoKera. Jack Rlcharda. Harry Baloahta. Ralph Krltla. Joaoph RaloK. William Bullock. Ward Lnuhach. Thomna Rru- haker. Joaoph Kurlnnalk. Karl 8 Iiukk. Arthur llarlni;. Kdward Wo t, Donald Rrlnkor, William Wells. William Harlan. Chnrlea Sitnd- wlck, Robert Onffnoy, Vnl Hat- temer. Harris Hock. Mr. Krb. Charles Da wo. William Hochrlat. SOME OF THOSE WHO HELPED AT THE JUNIOR PLAY AND AT MANY OTHER FUNCTIONS WERE THE STAGE HANDS AND THE USHERS. BESIDES GETTING A CHANCE TO SEE ALL PERFORM- ANCES ABSOLUTELY FREE. THE USHERS HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF TAKING PEOPLE TO THEIR SEATS. ALL IN ALL. THIS IS AN IDEAL CLUB TO JOIN. Pagf. 24 •