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

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Mr. Noto. Mr. Richards, Mr. Kressler JOHN H. KRESSLER B.S.. Lafayette Coij.kcf. Mr. Kressler has won many new friends since he returned from forty-two months' service in the Air Corps. He has lrcen unusually successful in guiding the ticket sales for the operetta and the senior play. ANTHONY F. NO I O B.A., Lafayette Collece Mr. Noto, the youngest member of the regular faculty, has just returned after three years in the Army. He is looking forward to a civilian life fidl of steaks, loud ties, and frequent tennis matches. CHARLES YV. RICHARDS B-S., Lafayette Gojiece Mr. Richards has recently returned to Easton High after four years of service, two and a half of which were spent in the South Pacific. He feels that Easton High should expand its athletic facilities. In the Armed Services Lt. Col. John J. R. Weiss Lt. Anne Willauer Eugenia Barnako Halvorsen Y-2 c CLARK GEARHART In September 1946, Mr. Gearhart will retire after twenty-one years of service at Easton High School. He was born at Hazleton, Pennsylvania, seventy years ago and was educated there. When he first came to Easton High as a member of its original staff, he worked in the cafeteria; then he transferred to the corps of jan- itors of whom he later became head. He has per- formed his duties quietly and efficiently, and has the respect of both students and teachers. Pam 1 2

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Manual Arts Mr. Patterson, Mr. Mamana Mr. Ackerman, Mr. Eichi.in, Mr. James Science CLARENCE S. ACKERMAN B.S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Lafayette College Lkiiigii University Mr. Ackerman is that genial science teacher whose hobbies are traveling and photography. He is the Disaster ('.hairman of the Easton Red Cross. HERBERT H. EICHI.IN Pn.B., Lafayet(e Com. ice M.A., Columbia University University of Wisconsin Reading, going to the mountains to fish, and movie thrillers appeal to Mr. Kichlin. He enjoys teaching, hnt is greatly annoyed hy people who ask stupid ques- tions. He is fond of dogs and little children. AELFRIC JAMES, SR. B.S.. BucksKij. University Mr. James is the busy chemistry teacher who advises the Junior Class. His favorite color is blue, prob- ably Irccausc his coat of arms is blue and gold. JOSEPH MAMANA B.Sc.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College M.A.. University of Notre Dame Muhlenberg College Pennsylvania State. Coij.egk Mr. Mamana has taught at the Pocono Manor School for Girls and at the University of Notre Dame. He enjoys attending and participating in all sports. HURLEY O. PATTERSON B.A., M.A.. Lafayette College Bloomsburg Statt: Teachers College University of Maine Mr. Patterson is the physics teacher who is happy hunting and fishing in Canada. All of his spare time is spent out-of-doors, and he is an expert hunter. PAUL C. DETWEILER Pennsylvania State College Director, Vocational Kducation Department Mr. Detweiler. who is a graduate of Kaston High, has l ccn teaching for only six years. Hunting, fishing, and long automobile rides take up much of his time. THEODORE WALDAMAR HANSEN Drexei. Institute University of Pennsylvania M u hi .e n berg College Although Mr. Hausen's pupils are principally boys, everyone knows him to be a likable fellow. He enjoys good food ami traveling. EDWIN T. JOHNSON Buffalo State Teachers College Ph.B., Muhlenberg College M.A., New York University Director. General Department Mr. Johnson has no special dislikes. His hobbies arc animal husbandry and landscaping. He also enjoys the opera, sports, and architecture. CHARLES MELBERGER Pennsylvania State College Mr. Melhcrgcr. a graduate of Kaston High, was the business manager of the Junto in 1916. He marvels at the fact that he has taught school for thirty years and is still sane. GEORGE L. STACY Muhlenberg College Have you ever heard the song •'Life”? It is one of Mr. Stacy's favorites. He spends his spare time work- ing on radio and television. STANLEY E. STEIGERWALT B.S.. Muhlenberg College M.Ed.. Pennsylvania State Collegi Mr. Stcigcrwalt’s seventeen years of teaching have in- cluded hand and athletic directing. He hasn’t time for hobbies because he is kept busy picking up his son’s toys. Mr. Detweiler, Mr. Stkigkrwalt, Mr. Stacy Mr. Hansen, Mr. Mei.bekger, Mr. Johnson Page II

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