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

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EL I OX E. S TONE B.A.. University of Nebraska M.A., Columbia University Mr. Stone’s many duties as principal include advising the H.H.S.A. Although his main interest is teaching, he takes pleasure in reading action stories, playing golf, collecting canes, and taking part in Scottish affairs. He is the proud owner of a bagpipe and a suit of Highland kills. Mr. Stone has gained the confidence and admiration of every student. Mr. Stoni Administration Mr. Erb MISS FANNIE OSTERS TOOK B.A., Gouciifr College Miss Ostcrstock, one of the office secretaries, utilizes her spare time by gardening in the summer and read- ing. all year long. g. everything from cssamsui iu jiU. fk. MISS JEANNE UNANGST Easton High Sciiooi. Miss Unangst, a graduate of Easton High School, is always cheerful and co-operative. Her pleasant per- sonality and willingness to help have endeared her to both teachers and students. ALBER T S. ERB B.S., Muhlenberg College M.A., Leiiigii University Mr. Erb is the cheerful assistant principal of Easton High. Although he is in charge of discipline, lie is a very friendly person. He spends a good deal of time in playing his violin and reports that his ncighlior- hood is still well populated. Miss Unangst. Miss Osterstock Page 5

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What the Critics Say The high school serving a community with eighty-four industries of wide diversification reflects a subtle culture in its staff and its pupils. The school is to be commended on the wide range of subjects offered in the various curricula. Excellent work is being done in music and the correlation of science and mathematics for the vocational subjects. School publications deserve commendation for their number, quality, and opportunities given for pupil participation. Very obvious arc the fine personal relationships of confidence, respect, and helpfulness among teachers, pupils, and administration, resulting in similar relationships in the community. Pace 1 The Evaluative Criteria Committee

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Miss Gt.ine, Miss Magee, Miss Miller, d Mrs. , ,KNRY WILLIAM ELWOOD COOPER B.A., 1'KNNSYLVAMA STATE COLLEGE M.A., Columbia University Mr. Cooper is well-liked l y all. He spends most of his spare time playing the piano in an orchestra and attending plays. His ‘Louder! has given many sen- iors gray hair. MISS MARY S. CLINE B.A., Bryn Mawr College Miss Cline is the author of the lx ok and lyrics for this year’s operetta. She has also had many articles published and has written a lxx k on English composition. MRS. E. M. HENRY B.S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Mrs. Henry has traveled a great deal. She considers nothing more pleasant than living in the country. She is one of the advisers of the Pen and Parchment. MISS LYDIA MAGEE B.A.. Hood COLLEGE Librarian Miss Magee is a native of Easton and a graduate of this school. Train travel. Ix at rides, and the color blue arc fascinating to her. hut she avoids subways and bananas. English MISS PHYLLIS GREGORY B.A., Wilson Coij.ege M.A., Columbia University This pleasant teacher is fond of lxx ks. people, horses, and dogs, especially cocker spaniels. The only thing she doesn’t care for is winter. Besides teaching Eng- lish, she is kept busy supervising the Junto class. MERRILL L. HOWE B.A., Otterbein College M.A.. I'lt.I).. Yale University Director. College Preparatory and English Departments Some of Doc Howe's favorite pastimes are playing golf and bridge. Besides l eing an adviser to the Pen and Parchment, he has published research articles alxnit a number of major English poets. MISS FRANCES H. STORRS B.A., M.A., St. Lawrence University Although Miss Storrs. adviser of the Rechauffe staff, majored in Creek and Latin at college, she much pre- fers teaching English. She doesn't participate in s|x rts but loves all animals and enjoys lxx ks relating to them. MISS LAURA H. WHITE B.A., American University M.A., Columbia University Miss White has had the interesting experience of teaching in Singapore. As a result, she especially relishes Nasi Pulan. She finds the enthusiasm of youth greatly encouraging. MISS DOROTHY R. MILLER B.S.. Columbia University Traveling through Europe, the United States, and Cen- tral America has been been of much interest to Miss Miller. She was lx rn in Easton and is a graduate of Easton High. Miss White, Miss Storrs, Miss Gregory I)r. Howe, Mr. Cooper, Pace 6