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

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Mr. Renkwitz and Miss Acker- man analyze Mr. Beam’s manu- script of the Alma Mater. James B. Beam It. S. in Music, New York University Supervisor of Music Minnie M. Ackerman It. S. in Music. New York University Walter C. Renkwitz It. S. in Music, New York University Miss Imcl and Miss Sturtevant look over some of the scenery of former operettas, while two pupils take notice of the art exhibit. Margaret Anne Imel Philadelphia School of Design Broadmoor Art Academy Browne School of Art University of Southern California Muhlcnlierg College Edith L. Sturtevant Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts B. S., New York University Supervisor of Art Miss Walker, Dr. Schwarz, Miss Hull, and Mr. Xotestine smile while having their picture taken in the main entrance. Gijvdys Walker Easton Hospital Paul Edgar Schwarz, M. D. Jefferson Medical College Chief—Department Traumatic Surgery. Easton Hospital Physician to Athletes—1917-1945 School Doctor—1915 Marion M. Hull B. S.. East Stroudsburg Stale Teachers College W. Clyde Xotestine B. S.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers (ail lege Pack 11

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Miss Jaffe and Miss Albright insjxxt one of the daily notices which have been run off the mimeograph machine by Miss Newman and a pupil. Frances G. Jaffe B. S.. Indiana State Teachers College Edith A. Albright B. S., New York University M. Kathryn Newman B. S.. New York University Miss Reed. Mr. Wagner, Miss Thomason, and Miss Pharo dis- play typical architecture of coun- tries associated with their res- pective languages. Verna M. Reed B. A.. Pennsylvania State College M. A.. Columbia University Dean of Girls William T. Wagner B. A.. Franklin and Marshall College M. A.. University of Michigan University of Pennsylvania Mary Thomason B. A.. Barnard College M. A.. Middlchury Spanish School Cordelia L. Pharo B. A.. Pennsylvania State College Miss Sterner. Miss Frankenficld, and Mr. Hinkel demonstrate the use of an electrical adding machine. Dorothy M. Sterner B. S.. Beaver College Jessie I. Frankenfield B. S.. Columbia University Clayton H. Hinkel B. S.. Blomsbiirg State Teachers College M. Ed., Temple University Head of Business Education Department and Employment Bureau Pace 10

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B.-tty Shafer. Dorothy Greiner. Mary Amato. Ellzaheth Yost K l wur l Elia . Richard Strock. Anthony Lombardo, Hurry Balexhtn. Carl Smith. Jack Newhard Kdirar Metier. John Heilman. William Benner. Mr. Cooper, Ralph Roily. Thomas Brubaker SENIOR President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Homeroom William Benner 209B Thomas Brubaker 218 Edward Elias 209A Albert Gabrielli 110A John Heilman 204 Edgar Metier 218 Miles First class had two boys graduating in June 18-17. Largest class Ireforc 1937 had 489 students. Senior classes took trips to Washington 1914-1925 Largest Senior Class when 619 students were graduated 1942 The 1915 Class has 383 students. 179 l oys and 201 girls, alxuit 50 of whom have left for the Armed Services. CABINET Anthony I.ombardo Harry Bai.eshta Betty Shafer Mary Amato Mr. Cooper Chairmen Jack Newhard 110 Ralph Rclly 208 Carl Smith 210B Hampton Williams 114 Elizabeth Yost 206 ONES The Class of 1915 is the twentieth class to Ik- graduated from this building. ADVISERS: Miss Emma Greitler (Mrs. lx uis Spclman) 1926-1932 Mivs Kli al cth Hillver DcFay 1933 1911 Mr. FI ton E. Stone 1942 Mr. El wood Cooper 1943-1945 Activities Published Junto, Rechauffe, and Pen and Parchment. Terminated year with Baccalaureate Service, ('.lass Day. and Commencement. Participated in operetta as juniors, and also in this year's The Forest Prince. Cave Junior Prom and Junior Plav. Produced Senior play and Senior Finale. Celebrated Hallowe'en with a parly and also held a party in honor ot the students from the Class of 1945 who entered the service. Helped Evaluating Committee rate Easton High School. Pace 12