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

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While performing these duties, they learn to take on responsibilities and to co-operate with their classmates and teachers alike. Many trained in the E.H.S. Library have gone on to work in the field of library science elsewhere. Those who have not have found the work invaluable to them in all phases of life. First Row, Left to Right: Patricia Davis. Georginc Non. Elizabeth I.ighicap, Beverly Lynn, Harriet Dilts, Dorothy Lynn. Lucy Scalzo, Georgia Jalios. SECOND Row: William Staats. Carole Conine. Barbara Au, Joan Schall. Jane Ostcrstock. Joanne Nitchkey, Shirley Mooseder, Bernice Foss, Jean Vandcgrift. Dolores Tobin, Shirley Foss. Carolyn Spaggio, Ruth Springfield, Jane Walter, Ann Louise Springfield. Third Row: Ann Gulfy. Avis Frable. Lena Parisciani. Rorcmaric Capccci, Josephine Valesc. Deanna Malavata, Anna Amenta, Judy Ehric, Lucy Martino, Barbara Lance, Marilyn Acker- man, Joan Carr, Shirley Templeton, Patricia Williams. Fourth Row: Betty Jane Cole, Frances Cline. Clara Worrich, Brenda Caponigro, Jo Beidlcr, Jacqueline Werkheiser. Mary Ann Frankina, Patricia Serfass, Loma Vannatta, Gloria Rauh, Rose Gcraci, Loretta Caroto. Fifth Row: Dorothy Williams. Barbara Harris, Sylvia Knecht, Marilyn Krocpel, Mary Ann Gingles, Joan Falcone. Doris Kolnos, Joy Kemeratis, Eli alx-th Saylor, Kay Cornelius, Gloria Parola, Cecilia Omlusko. Sixth Row: Faye Williams, Elizabeth Wheelen, Virginia Hillycrd, Janet Andrews, Eleanor Ajhar, Betty Guzzo, Pauline Lcvonuk, Irma Kunsmau, Beryl Santee. Mary Caruso, Pat Basta, Gloria Dech. Seventh Row: Rose Petrei, Verna Zucchcro, Pat Groves. Angie Simonctta, Elsie Sigman, Grace Spidale. Ruth Yob, Patricia Rufe. Flora Mac Moser. (Jail Searfoss. Charlotte Mohn, Janet Godshall. Edna Reese.

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OFFICERS First Row: Mrs. Currie, Rosemarie Frinzi, Barbara Shively, Sophie Nicholas, and Mr. Rcntschlcr. Second Row: Sandra Getter and Kenneth Williams. THE I) EWEY DECIMAL CLUB President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Kenny Williams Sophie Nicholas Sandra Getter Hariiara Shively Assistant Treasurer Rose Marie Frinzi Advisers Mrs. Edna Currie Mr. Merryl Rentschler This is one of the oldest organizations in the school. It was chartered Feb- ruary 14, 1928, and has been re-organized every year since. It is composed of members who devote their time during school hours and after school to improve library service for students and teachers. These students take library attendance, arrange guidance material, keep books clean, and mend the older books. The members of this club also file slips, send out a monthly library bulletin listing and describing the contents of new books, and keep the card catalogue up to date. Other duties of the club members are checking books in and out, putting the books on the shelves, and binding current magazines and papers in an orderly fashion on racks. 26

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THE First Row. Left (o Right: Jacqueline Mucklin. Catherine Phillips. Betty Weiss. Joan Morrison. June Dalrymple. Mr. Mamana. Second Row: Jean Williams. Joanne Mooney. Jo- anne Odenncimer. Marguerite Parker. Third Row: Kenneili Plummer, Joseph Guadag- nino. Robert Detweiler, William Spence. Fourth Row: Robert Willaucr, Sherwood Frankcn- lield. John Daub. James Heald. Fifth Row: Marvin Koscnblum. Peter Bretsky. Finery Horvath, C-ollmar Seastrom. Sixth Row: Richard Marcellus. Edward Applcman. Ernest Maniere. Saul Rosenberg. President FAifry Horvath Vice-President June Dalrymple Committee Chairmen Robert Willauer, Betty Weiss Secretary Marguerite Parker Treasurer Catherine Phillips Adviser Mr. Joseph Mamana The Ushers Club was organized for the purpose of making school entertain- ment and activity projects successful. Members have ushered at the athletic games, at plays, and at concerts. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President Secretary Chairman Marilyn Garis Molly Sf.ip Dolores Mims Vice-President Treasurer Co-Chairman Irene Horvath Virginia Detweii.er Carol Bertrand Adviser Miss Laura White: The Future Teachers of America was organized to help those students who are interested in the field of teaching. Their interests were further increased through such activities as speakers, voice study, slides, substitute teaching, class observation, and social functions. First Row, Left to Right: Dolores Mills, Irene Horvath, Marilyn Garis, Molly Scip, Virginia Detweiler. Carol Bertrand. Second Row: Barbara Bertrand, Patricia Moyer, Ruth I.eidig. Catherine Avianantos. Beverly Jago. Rose Chiscsi. and Mary Gertner. Third Row: Joyce Fisher, Marguerite Parker, Beverly Youells, Virginia Conn. Corinne Williams. Joan Schroeder, Maryann Kohler, and Miss White. 28