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

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Mr. Sandwich, Mrs. Gayman, Mr. Rrotz.man MRS. ANNA AI.I.EN-COI.E Trenton State Normal College B.S.. Columbia University Mrs. Cole came i« Easton High two years ago from March School. She is one of those unusual people who seem to enjoy everything. Throughout this year she has l ecn the director of the Harmonica Club. STANLEY 1). MORGAN B.S., Pennsylvania State College M.A., Lafayette College University of Pennsylvania Lkiiigii University Mr. Morgan's interests include chess, checkers, science, philosophy, and international aiTairs. He is most con- tent when kept busy. Mathematics FLOYD A. BROTZMAN CARMEN J. NORELLI Pii.B.. Lafayette College B.S.. Lafayette Cflleck Mr. Brotzman's quick mind has been the envy of his Mr. Xorclli spends his evenings teaching in night pupils and associates since he first began teaching school. He finds lime, nevertheless, to keep up his thirty-eight years ago. He is enthusiastic about base- stamp collection and his active interest in all sports, ball and pepperpot. MRS. MARY R. GAYMAN Mili.ersvii.le State Teachers College Pii.B.. Muhlenberg College Mrs. Gayman is a very congenial teacher, always eager to help her students. She hopes to do more traveling when conditions are normal again. Making out grades is something she doesn’t like. CHARLES M. SANDWICK B.A.. Lehigh University Detective stories, mathematical research, and football are Mr. Sandwick's hobbies. He is opposed to all kinds of racial ami religious prejudice. He is the secretary of the Easton Teachers Association. EARL RIDER B.S.. PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE Mr. Rider, who has l ccn teaching since 1925. is not only a teacher but also a horticulturist. In addition to gaidcning. In especially enjoys reading. He came to K.H.S. in September. 1942. Page 9 Mr. Ridkr, Mrs. Allen-Cole, Mr. Norelli, Mr. Morgan

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MERRI LI. CASSEBAUM Pn.B.. Muhlenberg College M.A., Lf.higk University Mr. Cassebaum is the assistant football coach. Ile- is also the President of the Kaston Teachers Association and serves on state and district committees. MAX C. HARMON B.A., University ok Maine Harvard University University of Jena Mr. Harmon is a New Knglandcr who relaxes by listen- ing to classical music and reading historical fiction. He also finds gardening a satisfying diversion. Mr. Carroll, Mr. Bedford, Mrs. Berger, Mr. Stanton History WILLIAM E. KUEBLER B.S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College M.A., Lehigh University Mr. Kucblcr has taught at Easton High since 1927; he is very much interested in his students. He supports all sports and participates in many, especially golf. Mr. Kuebler, Mr. Cassebaum, Mr. Harmon DENTON R. BEDFORD B.S.. M.S., Lafayette College Mr. Bedford will he remembered by the seniors for his extensive knowledge of history. His patient, ami- able nature has made him a | opnlar manlier of the faculty. MRS. MARGARET E. BERGER B.S.. Muhlenberg Collegi M.A., Lehigh University Mrs. Berger, a popular member of the faculty, teaches history and commercial geography. She enjoys farm- ing. skiing, skating, and almost every other type of outdoor activity. ELMER E. CARROLL B.S.. Washington and Jefferson College Mr. Carroll, the football coach, is an all-round sports- man. Naturally, the most discouraging thing that can happen to him is the loss of a football game. ROY F. STANTON Pii.B.. Lafayette College M.A.. Columbia University Univkrsite de Montpelier Mr. Stanton spends much of his time in photography. His preference among edibles is seafood. Light opera and the color yellow hold a certain appeal for him. Page 8

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Health and Home Economics MISS MARION M. HULL B.S.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Miss Hull is a graduate of Easton High. After col- lege. she came directly here. Besides teaching health, site instructs the cheerleaders. YV. CLYDE NOTESTINE B.S.. East Siroudsburg State Teachers Coij.ece If one wants to get on the good side of Mr. N'olcstine. all one has to do is to invite him to a turkey dinner. He has a delinite distaste for Monday Morning Quar- terbacks. MISS GLADYS WALKER Easton Hospital Three years ago Miss Walker came to Easton High School as the school nurse. She spends a great deal of time outdoors in walking and gardening. MISS RUTH MOSER DULL B.S.. New York University Fortunately for her. Miss Dull likes everything in life except cold winter winds. She especially enjoys trav- eling and the theater. She says that she is very happy in her work. MISS IDA H. MAGEE B.S.. Columbia University M.A., New York University Miss Magee is the very pleasant home economics teacher usually found in Room 217. She has made a hobby of collecting U. S. pennies and pictures of Madonnas. MRS. MARIE K. OHLMANN B.S.. Cedar Crest College Mrs. Ohlmann is the very friendly sewing teacher who, 1 relieve it or not. prefers cooking to sewing. She con- siders music and tenor voices relaxing. Mrs. Ohlmann, Miss Dull, Miss Walker Miss Magee, Miss Hull. Mr. Xotestjnk Miss Ackerman, Miss Sturtkvant, Miss Imki. Mr. Rknkwitz, Mr. Beam Art and Music MISS MARGARET ANNE IMEL Philadelphia School of Design Broadmoor Art Academy Brown School of Art University of Southern California Muhlenberg College Miss Intel detests pettiness and ill-humor. She is a versatile person who is very much interested in music. Her aim in life is to l c a good painter. MISS EDITH L. STURTEVANT B.S.. New York University Pennsylvania Academy oe Fine Arts Supervisor of Art Miss Sturtcvant says that she has difficulty losing her frequent colds and finding a carpenter to repair her hack fence. Her summer vacations are spent in paint- ing New England scenery. MISS MINNIE M. ACKERMAN B.S. in Music, New York University Miss Ackerman finds roast chicken, ice cream, and chocolate candy very pleasing to her taste. Her hob- bies arc reading and collecting recipes. One thing that annoys her is people who talk in the movies. JAMES B. BEAM B.S.. in Music, New York University Supervisor of Music Because of Mr. Beam's wide knowledge of music, going to grand operas is one of his favorite activities, hut he also enjoys reading. He thoroughly dislikes female baritones on the radio. WALTER C. REN KWITZ B.S. is Music, New York University Mr. Rcnkwiu considers stowing away on a trans- Atlantic ship and studying with Frank Kncisal inter- esting experiences, and he has had the good fortune to do both. Playing chamber music ou his violin and fishing in Canada provide many hours of pleasure for him. Pace 10