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

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Their High School WILLIAM K. KUEBLER B.S.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College: M.A.. Lehigh University—History MRS. CATHERINE S. M WNINC II.A.. Bates College—English MRS. GLADYS MARHEFKA Easton Hospital: Syracuse University—Medical Room MISS MARGARET M. MILLEN East Stroudsburg State Teachers College; B.S.. Pennsylvina State College—English W. CLYDE NOTESTINE B.S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College- Physical Education HURLEY (). PATTERSON B.A.. M.A.. Lafayette College: Bloomsburg State Teachers College: University of Maine—Physics MISS CORDELIA L. PHARO B.A.. Pennsylvania State College—German. Eng- lish YIERRYL RENTSCHLER Ursinus College: B.S. in Ed.. Kutztown State Teachers College—Library EARL RIDER B.S.. Pennsylvania State College—Mathematics. English MISS HILDA RITTER B.S.. Susquehanna University; M.S.. But knell University—Business Education NEIL E. RUDDY B.S.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College- Seventh Grade CHARLES M. SANDWICH B.A.. Lehigh University—Mathematics ROY F. S I ANTON Ph.B.. Lafayette College: M.A., Columbia Uni- versity; Universitc de Montpelier—History STANLEY E. STEIGER WALT B.S.. Muhlenberg College; M.Ed.. Pennsylvania State College—Related Vocational Subjects MISS FR WOES H. STORRS B.A.. M.A.. St. Lawrence University—English PAUL STUMP B.S. in Ed.. Kutztown State Teachers College; Pennsylvania State College—History MISS EDTI H L. S I UR TEVANT B.A., New York University; Pennsylvania Acad- emy of Fine Arts—Supervisor of Art STEPHEN V. TUTKO B.S.. Muhlenberg College; Kutztown State Teachers College; M.A.. Clark University; New York University—Global Geography WILLIAM T. WAGNER B.A.. Franklin and Marshall College; M.A.. Uni versity of Michigan; University of Pennsylvania —Latin The interesting merits of some charcoal drawings arc discussed by Mr. Frantz, Miss Sturtcvant, Mr. Notes- tine, and Mr. Fegley. Mr. Adams uses the slug cutter while Mr. Hansen. Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Flagg watch intently. The use of the ultra-violet ray is explained by Mrs. Marhefka for Miss Pharo and Mrs. Henry. The English Journal gives some new slants on English to this group which includes Mr. Rentschler. Mr. Ruddy, Mrs. Manning. Miss Milieu, and Mr. Acker- man. By Adoption Pack Nine

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High Faculty CLARENCE ACKERMAN B.S.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College; Lafayette College; Lehigh University—Science WARREN R. DAMS Pennsylvania State College—Vocational Printing CHARLES E. BARTOLE I B-S. in Physical Ed., Lebanon Valley: B.S.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College — Physical Education RUSSELL S. BAVER B.S.. Kut toun State Teachers College; M.A., New York University—Mathematics MRS. MARGARET E. BERGER Kutztown State Teachers College; B.S.. Muhlcn- l erg College; M.A.. I.ehigb University—History, Hygiene MRS. LORETTA BOLLMAN B.S.. Albright College—Mathematics MRS. ANNA ALLEN COLE Trenton State 'Teachers College; B.S.. Columbia U n i versi l y—M a thema t ics, Geograph v W. EL WOOD COOPER B.A.. Pennsylvania Stale College; M.A., Columbia University—English PAUL C. DETWEILER Pennsylvania State College—Vocational Machine Shop VERNARI) S. El (.LEY B.S.. Grove City (College; M.S.. Riickucll Univer- sity—Business Education MRS. JOSEPHINE FISH B.S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College; Temple University—Physical Education BRADLEY L. FLAGG B.S.. Pennsylvania State College—Industrial Arts HAROLD W. FRANTZ Ph.B.. Muhlenberg College; New York Univer- sity-Music MRS. MARY R. CAYMAN Millcrsville State Teachers College; Ph.B.. Muhl- enberg College— History. Mathematics IHEODOREHANSEN Drexel Institute; University of Pennsylvania; Muhlenberg College — Vocational Mechanical Drawing MAX C. HARMON B.A.. University of Maine: Harvard University; University of Jena; M.A.. Columbia University— History MRS. E. M. HENRY B.S.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College— English AELFRIC JAMES. SR. B. S.. Buckncll University; New York University; Lehigh University: Lafayette College—Chemistrv EDWIN I . JOHNSON Buifaio State Teachers College; Ph.B.. Muhlen- berg College; M.A., New York University—In- dustrial Arts Pouring acids is demonstrated by Mr. Patterson for Mr. Baver Mr. Rider. Mrs. Bollman, Mr. Sandwick, and Mrs. Cole. Mr. Wagner, Mr. Bartolct, Mr. Stump, and Mr. Kueb- ler ponder over the menu near the cafeteria Miss Ritter. Mrs. Fish, and Miss Siorrs watch three art students put the finishing touches on a large |»oster in the main hall. ’The reference corner in the library is often used by our history and geography teachers—Mr. Tutko. Mr. Harmon. Mrs. Berger. Mr. Stanton, and Mrs. (Jay- man. Mr. Stcigcrwalt. Mr. Cooper, Mr. Detwcilcr. and Mr. James stop for a chat beneath the art class’s re- ligious |x ster before going to classes. Pack Eight

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JOHN JAMES MAZZEO EHS 1936 Mr. Maz eo volunteered his services in drilling the band and helped make it a inarching unit to be re- membered. Friends of Easton High Sylvester Tobin, Ellsworth Case, Rocco Cistini, Merle Hauer, Frank Marks Mrs. Ella Alsover, Mrs. Lillian Oakes, Mrs. Gertrude Helwick, Mrs. Susan Hanson, Mrs. Christine Duff, dietitian Mrs. Dorothy Andrews, Mrs. Sallic Wilhelm. Mrs. Mary Black Pack Tin