Easton Area High School - Rechauffe Yearbook (Easton, PA)
- Class of 1959
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1959 RECHAUFFE EASTON HIGH SCHOOL Easton, Pennsylvania Vol. LVI E ducation A thletics S tudents T alent 0 rganization N ostalgia TO CHARLES ROBERT RUTE who has given ns an example of dean competition, good sportsmanship, and team cooperation. In dedicating the 1959 Rechauffe, our class honors our football coach who has inspired us with an unforgettable memory of Easton High School and a hope for a successful, democratic way of life. Si:atfj : Roy W. Prince. Alder in;in P. I.cc. Russell E. Seip. Kenneth P. Kranick. Gordon K. Morris. Standing: Charles V. Rich- ards. Secretary: Karl J. Mill- er; Masked M. Ewing. Presi- dent; Edward Tracy, Super- intendent; Jacob A. Ranh. Solicitor; Frank S. Strohlc. Treasurer. Easton Area Joint School Board Skated: Charles James. Mrs. Joseph T. Urban. Mrs. Jacob Kitchen. Armando Bavaria. Herman A. Hahn. Standing: Arthur K. Woernlc. Heston (J. Woolf. Rev. Vernon H. Baum. Harry Mertz. Sherman Prescott. Seated: Charles M. Wcrkheiser, Charles W. G. Fuller, David C'rothers. Mrs. Morton Sol cl. Mrs. Louis T. Stableford. Standing: G. Raymond Water- l or. John S. Cole, Reascr Hutchinson, Walter II. Wol- finger, C. Herl ert Skinner. Missing From Picture: Mrs. Floyd F. Laubach, George C. Lauh, Albert Shoemaker. At- tilio DeBciardmis. Mrs. Rob- ert Snyder. f Mr. Stanley E. Steigerwalt Assistant Principal Mr. Albert S. Erb Principal ADMINISTRATION Mrs. A. John Badman Mrs. Richard Rasely Mrs. Charles Blehler Special OFFICK ASSISTANTS Row I: J. Cooper, K. Har- ley. C. Bakros. Row 2: S Adamson, T. Snyder. I). Lowe, D. Manners. W. Bell. SECRETARIES Row I: K Dile, I). Strati- kas, B. La londc, B. Caugliran, V. Corpora. V. Mninaw. Row 2: M. Lieb, A. Heil. C. Braun. I). Sancinito, B. Pacchioli. B. Kehler. Row 3: 1). Chiavcua, E. McGinn, R Kunsman, L. Boardman. Row I: M. Grillo. V. Eng- lish. J. .chndcr, G. Kessler, A. Vandegrift, G. Schoch. Row I: F. Bennett, M. A. Hartman, G. Palmisano, N. Seifert. J. Swick, B. Woo ton. . . . Row 2: E. Crouse, B. Bechtel. F. Sulfaro, J. F'ogel. B. Pestick, M. Marcellus. Row 3: N. Mengcl, C. Foschi, J. Rotondo, G. Fuller. Missing From Picture: F. ( igus. B. Miller. B. Frankcnfield. L. Donato. (. Slingland, C. Jones, S. Millhcim. A. Saylor, 1). Audicolti. B. Boss- ert, B. Eustis. Services MEDICAL ROOM ASSISTANTS Siatid: Mrs Marhcfka Standing: C. Nicholas, M. Bonin. B. Wooten, V. Civitclla. J Davidson. L. Troll. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Row 1: E. Lewis, S. Pani- cs. I). Matteson. B. Seal- zo. Row 2: E. Seifert, S. Troxell, M. Lieh, L. Me Peek. P. Doll. Missing From Pictcri : S. Fredericks. E. Ar- cury, J. Bnkowski, H Christopher. L. Nostcs tine, N. Marroni, I) Shiner. B. Weaver, C Alexander. B. F'rankcn field. J. Gerhart. M Hockman. C. Nestcr. R Piio. Kish, K. Wil liams. M. A. Hiller. Row I: C Hclwick, J. .chndcr. C. Nicr, M. Simonctta. K. B rose i - otis. B. Gilfcrt. Row 2: E. St rouse, E. Freed, J. Giosa, J. Pi- cone. J. Coleman, K. Jones. J. Davidson. L. Johnson. N. Held. Missing From Picture: M. Lawton. S Higgins. J. Panovec. S. Williams. S. Wolfinger. C. Sandt. B. Pysher. F. Sulfaro. B. Fust is. J. Van Norman. D. Hclman. Cafeteria Left: Mr. Ellsworth Case Maintenance Left: Mr. Frank Marks Mr. Peter My res Mrs. Bertha Long Mrs. Margaret Boyer Mrs. Grace Diefenderfer Mrs. Christine Duff Mrs. Mary Black Miss Gladys Bernhardt Mrs. Dorothy Andrews Mr. William Geiger Mr. Rocco Crisanti Mr. Jack Celia Education Delightful task - to rear the tender thought - to teach the young idea how to shoot. 11 I r. Mernll Horre Mr. Allirrl lâan r Mix Marion Kuth Mr. Max llaraon Mix Phylli Hrrjrory A. Tutko Mr. Antiim Mr. IVnlon Bedford Marixfka Mr. JiJm (fc-rlraixl Xx Miw Mary Srhronlcr Mi Kdith Albright Mina Jnuio Frankcafwlil Mr. Alhrrt Mr. John Kfcovlin Mr. Frank Kilotu Mr . Sylvia Hinton Mr . A ldn A itch Mr . Anna Jon Mr. John Bnlnarik Mr. Richard Fox Mr. Harry l r ii.lull Mr . Kalklrvn Richard Mr. Charlc HarloM Athletics Zhe race is got by rawing. 17 â m nn TP ' V n Row 1: R. Rute. F. Gillicrt. I). Cooper, W. Houston, K. Kiick. R. Renner. G. Hellick. P. Amcricus, T. Bartolct, R. Thomas, R. Gilbert, A. Nicholas, B. Pearson. M. Dulac, I). Potocki, V. Bright. J. Celia. Row 2: R. Troxell. K. Hosier. I . Bender, R. Arnts. R. Schall, J. Mick ley. E. Guinta. R. Amato, P. Torquati. R. Farl er, S. Pratt. U. Walker, C. Rufe. J. MeGary. C. Piscitcllo. R. Rissniillcr. J Bednarik, B. Everilt, E. An- drews. R. Long Row 3: W. Pfeifer. J. Avia, I). Stamets, C. Weaver, L. Collair, W. Lehr. J. Creaw-o. M. Gargone. R. Fair. I). Man- ners. J. Corrierc, L. Bechtel, F. Miller. J. Aviananto s. G. Hulbert. S. Pilino, C. Nlitchicr. Varsity Football Head Coach: Mr. C. Robert Ri te. Assistants: Mr. John Bednarik, Mr. Raymond Troxell. Managers: R. Long, M. Miles, P. Tarsi, R. Sicafoos, I). Seiple. SCHEDULE Reading 0 Wilson 7 Pottsville 0 Bok Vocational 14 Old Forge 7 Bethlehem 7 Allentown 13 Lebanon 6 Phillipsbiirg 6 Caston 20 Easton 59 Easton 63 Easton 55 Easton 32 Easton 33 Easton 19 Easton 28 Easton 26 Row 1: R. Acurrie. C. Kehlcr, G. Murctia, L. Cal lair, M. Gargone, R. Butow, J. Celia. Row 2: W. Lehr. W. Metz, W. Coccia, R. Shaw, R. Amts. G. Smith. T. Grubc. Row 5: J. Avia, I). Stamets, N. Recchia. J. Au, J. Holmes. R. Caris, C. Gibhs, F. Heller. J. V. Football Coaches: Mr. Kenneth Hosier â Mr. William Pfeffkr SCHEDULE Easton 25 Wilson 12 Easton 6 Allentown 6 Easton 26 Northampton C Easton 12 Bethlehem 0 Easton 12 Phillipsburg 0 Easton 21 Allentown Central 0 Easton 41 Northampton 0 Easton 27 Hazleton 1.1 Easton 0 Phillipsburg 19 22 C. Lewis, J. Avianantos, S. Pitino. J. Stothoff. C. Oldt. I). Lowe, R. Dreas. R. Burns. B. Houston, T. Bartolct, J. Rcnaldi. S. Pratt. Varsity Basketball Coach: Mr. Thomas Swf.e: NEY Managers: G. Stem , B. Young, C. SCHLOUCH SCHEDULE Easton 62 Wilson 55 Easton 41 Allentown 57 Easton 63 Pott$mwn 58 Easton 94 Norristown 100 Easton 63 Stroudsburg 43 Easton 86 Pottsville 56 Easton 69 Catasauqua 65 Easton 65 Bethlehem 60 Easton 77 Phillipsburg 60 Easton 84 Hazleton 87 Easton 68 Wilson 54 Easton 53 Allentown Central 61 Easton 65 Chester 80 Easton 56 Allentown 60 Easton 84 New Brunswick 57 Easton 83 Phillipsburg 73 Easton 61 Hazleton 59 Easton 87 Pottsville 72 Easton 65 Allentown Central 71 Easton 53 Bethlehem 67 24 Junior Varsity Basketball Coach: Mr. Kari. Durr SCHEDULE Easton 34 Wilson 12 Easton 43 Allentown 57 Easton 44 Pottstown 48 Easton 53 Norristown 62 Easton 62 Stroudsburg 31 Easton 61 Pottsville 67 Easton 58 Catasauqua 31 Easton 59 Bethlehem 51 Easton 47 Phillipsburg 32 Easton 49 Ha leton 69 Easton 41 Wilson 35 Easton 41 Allentown Central 73 Easton 39 Chester 30 Easton 55 Allentown 57 Easton 51 New Brunswick 45 Easton 57 Phillipsburg 54 Easton 30 Ha leton 48 Easton 78 Pottsville 68 Easton 52 Allentown Central 51 Easton 55 Bethlehem 73 A. I iid it cl lo, C. LaDuca. J. Paules, B. Stocker. R. Rissmiller, C. Brower. J. Capanna. R. DiSora. J. Dentith. Row I: M. Adams, S. Keller, S. Panics. L. Hankies. F. Farina. Row 2: R. Schulte, B. Weaver. Row 3: E. Bechtel, S. Lici . S. Williams. P. Reese. K. Prime. Row 4: K. Hanlon, J. Hcnnison. Row 5: C. Sheppard. B. Levers. Row 6: S. Hap|K'l. Fcglcy. A. Handsaker. S. Shermerhorn, S. Frederick. Roverettes Coach: Mrs. Kathleen Richards Managers: Craig Bare, Joy S i r a use. Terry Keyser SCHEDULE Easton â˘12 Fountain Hill 24 Easton 41 Notre Dame 36 Easton 27 Southern I.ehigh 26 Easton 41 Allentown Central 43 Easton 53 Notre Dame 30 Easton 49 Bethlehem Catholic 51 Easton 31 Allentown Central 42 Easton 15 Bethlehem 75 Easton 40 Bethlehem Catholic 48 Easton 30 Bangor 22 Easton 22 Bethlehem 48 Easton 37 Fountain Hill 54 Easton 36 Bangor 20 Easton 59 Southern Lehigh 42 Row I: J. Sobel. B. Gilds. T. Sul ken. M. Purdy, J. Vincent. R. DeWalt. Row 2: I) Darran. B. Kelly. B. Pearson, B. Mackes. Mr. Maitland, J. Leamon. R. Amato, C. Piscitcllo, P. Corricrc. Varsity Wrestling Coach: Mr. John Maitland Managers: S. Skinner, J. Fillette, S. Suffer SCHEDULE Easton 46 Emmaus 5 Easton 35 Reading 15 Easton 23 Pennsbury 19 Easton 33 Washington. N. J. 12 Easton 39 Wilson 5 Easton 47 Whitehall 5 Easton 33 Southern I.chigh 6 Easton 21 Shamokin 26 Easton 24 Bethlehem 19 Easton 10 Northampton 33 Easton 18 Allentown 18 Easton 33 Hill School 6 Easton 37 Phillipsburg 6 Easton â11 Nazareth 8 Easton 21 Kingston 19 28 Junior Varsity Wrestling Coach: Mr. Joseph Piscitello SCHEDULE Easton 41 Emmaus 10 Easton 21 Washington, N. J. 12 Easton 27 Pennsbury 6 Easton 5 Southern lx high 3 Easton 30 Wilson 15 Easton 14 Bethlehem 30 Easton 28 Whitehall 26 Easton 16 Allentown 21 Easton 22 Northampton 22 Easton 59 Hill School 28 Easton 24 Phillipsburg 14 Easton 43 Nazareth 5 Easton 22 Kingston 17 Row 1: I). Smith, R. Burke, T. Taylor, A. Vitalis, P. Davis. Row 2: L. Winter, T. Sales, J. Tachovsky. L. Bechtel, M. Vandcnbcrg. Row I: J. Sobel, 1). Sale . T. Stitt. R. I .ear. K. Wagner. Row 2: B. Flagg. T. Moser, K. Master. V. Sottosanti. J. Slater. S. Tracy. J. Kilfoil. R. Ream. Missive From Picture: M. Merrill. T. Fowler, H. McGuire. J. Ellis. e n n i s Head Coach: Mr. Bradley Flagg â Assistant: Mr. Kearn Manager: C. Richebacher SCHEDULE April 24 Bethlehem Home May 8 Reading Away April 27 Reading Home May 11 Bye April 29 Bye May 13 Allentown Away May 1 Allentown Home May 15 Nazareth Home May 4 Nazareth Away May 16 Districts May 6 Bethlehem Away May 22- 23 State Championships Penn State 31 Row I: E. Rice. J. Versage, J. Avia, C. Oldt, R. Amato, E. Guinta, S. Pitino, M. Weaver, B. Carr. C. Weaver, B. Hosier. Row 2: J. Maitland. I. Richards, C. Shafer. L. ('.allair. U. Walker, R. Dreas. A. (.oiiigun, P. Corricrc, 1). Smith. J. MeGary. K. Hosier. Row 3: I). McBride. R. Garis. E. Jones, C. Rufe. C. Gibbs, G. Veit. K. Kiick. I). Lowe. L. Win- ter. A. Xagtiincy. W. Keyser, G. Fenner. Track Head Coach: Mr. John Maitland â Assistant: Mr. Kenneth Hosier Managers: W. Badger, G. Ff.nner SCHEDULE April 11 Heller town Home May 7 Wilson Home April 21 Phillipsburg Away May 13 Bethlehem Home April 22 Governor Mifflin Away May 16 District Meet Allentown April 25 Penn Relays Phi la. May 20 Triangular Phillipsburg April 28 Allentown Home May 23 State Meet Penn State May 2 Bethlehem Relays Away 32 Baseball Head Coach: Mr. Edward Snyder â Assistant: Mr. Karl Dutt Managers: H. Parsons, E. Kurlansik, F. Frey, 1). Scrim a SCHEDULE April 7 Bangor Away May 1 Phillipsburg Away April 8 Hill School Away May 2 New Brunswick Away April 9 Stroudsburg Home May 5 Allentown Away April 10 East Stroudsburg Away May 6 Wilson Home April 14 Wilson Away May 9 Central Catholic Home April 15 Heller town Home May 12 Reading Away April 21 Central Catholic Away May 15 Bethlehem Home April 25 Reading Home May 19 Phillipsburg Home April 28 Bethlehem Away May 22 Allentown Home Row 1: H. Parsons. E. Snyder. A. Nicholas, T. Bartolcl. R. Gilbert, B. Houston. T. LaMay, B. Pearson, J. Celia. Row 2: L. Calandra, A. Arnts, C. Lewis, J. Keyscr. J. Weisenberger, J. Mumaw, O. Piscitello, 'I'. Bender, A. Unicello. Row 3: E. Kurlansik. F. Ma a. R. Burns. 1). Yeager. F. Russo. C. LaDiua. W. Miller. I). Man- ners. G. Bens. J. Rena Id i. R. Rissiniller, S. Pacchioli. B. Lippincott. R. DiSora. G. Filongc. F. Miller, C. Andrews, C. Dutt. Students Zake fast hold of instruction let iter not go; keep her ⢠for she is thy life... Proverbs 4t 13 AUDITORIUM A Row . S. Border. G. Abel. N. Billow. I- Bassett. L. Bercovitcb, V. Anderson, S. Bad man. R. A. Beiswanger. R. Blasco. Row 2: M. Bvchlel. E. Border, C. Anderson. S. Bern- hard. N. Boise I. L. Ajhar. J. Barckley, I- Ashworth.Row 3: T. Bergstresser, C. Beitel. C. Ballato. W. Bell. D. Billhcimcr. C Adams. J. Bauchsptes, R. Amts. Row 4. P. Apple, J. Au, VV. Anglcmycr, L. Bechtel. W. Bergstresser, T. Allen. J. Alexander, J. Beam. J. Bertha. I). Berry. Missing from picture: C. Amann. AUDITORIUM B Ro w ⢠D. Butler. S. Cassa no. B. Campi- one. N. But . C. Brot man, S. Campbell. V Coleman, C. Bukosvski. Row 2: B. Bucking ham. M. Casella. A. Cicero, J. Burns. E. Car- rcscia. K. Broseious. I f Christopher. S. Brown. Row 3: S. Cleaver. W. Bilotta, 1- Bloom. M. Ciavarclla. P. Boev adoro, R. Bu tow, C. Brower, R. Conrad. W. Coccia. Row 4: A. Camon. C. Brown. I I. Chidsey, R. Blaylc. A. Boughcr. j. Ca|xanna. R. Brixius. S. Burstcin, D. Cohen. I . Callair. AUDITORIUM G Rou- B. Crouthamel, j. Eckhaus, C. Cur ck . Ron- 2: E. Coursen. M. Eckhart, N. IXxIton, D. DeRohn, G. Duggan. A. Earle. J. Cooper.Row 3: R. Emery. M. Detweiler, j. Dodge. P. DcRaymond. S. Oasis. B. Cor- nelius. j. Del.uea. J. Dentith, II. IXnsler. Row 4: E. Daily. C. Craig. A. Crone, R. Corrdl. E. Deihl, J. Corrierc, E. Dinan. J. DeRemcr, C. IX-llart. J. Creazzo. .Missing from picture: J. Corrierc, L. IXwalt. 200 Row J: C. Flynn. S. Eneclcwski. J. Enco lewski. E. Frin i, B. Gier, II. Frutchey, J. Eppler, A. Finelli. G. Evans. Row 2: G. Fritchman. B. Muck, 1â Frable. M. Gilbert. B. Fa ekas. V Frutchey. J. Goldberg, L. Farina. Row 3: J. Eldridge, F. IXigns, Iâ Fcrrooc, D. Emery, M. Emerick, R. Eichman. K. Dunn. J. Emery. Ron- 4: P. Fillette. I). Fahl. B. Fournier, C. Farrell, R. Fcnical. II. Femrler, j. Ellis. R. DiSora, E. English. .Missing from picture: J. Eustis, C. Fehr. 38 215 Row I: I). Hockin. R. Haney, J. Heaih. M. Ilockinan. E. Hank. S. Guinta. I'. lid- wick. A. Como. How 2: 1 .. Heffdfingcr. j. Hendricks. ('. Ilartranft. L. Hare. M. (nitt xhalk. H. Ileucr. R. Carr. I). Heavener. IV Frey, F. Frederic kv Row 3: A. Grey. F. I laii|K. M. ( iik kh'. J. droller, F. (.rube. C. Gibbs. I., (loiiff. W. Franci . T. Hansen. .Missing from picture: N. L. Held, N. Hill. J. Fritz. G. Gerstenberg. 107 Row I: P. Jones. L. Kichlinc. B. A. Ketber, M. Horvath. M. Knighton, E. Ihric, E. Hoff man, N. Jones. I). Kitchen. D. I hnvdl Row 2: S. Kingsnorth, M. A. Horvath. S. Ji- amo. L Kcm. S. Kline. J. Hocking, D. Ilul bert, T. Honey, A. ludicello. N. lmboden. Row 3: W. Hcrstcr. II. IrvJey, ('. Kehler. T. Jackovk-s. L Hoag. R. Hindine. L. I Indies. J- Holmes. C. Hcffelfinjcer. J. Huff. .Missing from picture: E. Kaminski. L. Ilou scl, R. Johnson. I). Kitchen. CAFE P Row . I . Lone. K. I.cClair, P. Krcch. I). Krankk, L. Kutzler. Row 2: F. Kummer. C. Iziquasto, C. I a Ruse. G. Laurence, J. Kriel. P. I a Barba. (I. Lilly. Row 3: P. I an gen. R. I ear. C. Krisiess k . E. Kurlansik. J. liiia cono, L. I.ampania. J. Kresslcr. P. Lipkin, C. l.k'h. Roie -t: C. l.aDuca. R. I ong. G. lame, ('. King. I). Krause. K. Kline. W. Lilly. D. Kilpatrick, R. Lcven, li. Kcvtcr. Alining from picture: C. Kootsarcs. J. Lombardo. A. Lo- quarto. 205 Row I: J. Mazza. C. Mono, J. Meyers, N. Martin. F. Maz ic, A. Miller. S. Miller. R. Misero. C. Montague. C. Mains. J. Min- eo. M. Mct cndorf. Row 2: L. Miller. P. Mes- sina, P- Miller. J. Morley. S. Morons. T. Lutes. S. Merkin. J. Master. V. Lupi, A. Merlo. Row 3: J. McFadden. (i. Lynn. R. Mersvarth, R. Matchette, F. Maz a. I). Mc- Bride. R. Matusik. R. Michaels. M. Meyers. W. Metz. A. Maletskv. Mining from picture: P. Lucykanish. J. Mamana, J. Mazzarese. 39 CAFE S Rouâ . I). Purscll. C. Pelliciotta.J. Purdy. T. Prate. I.. Possimato, J. Pructor, R. Penone, K. Raslcy, C. Nâester, T. Patti. P. Orlando. 15. Moyer. How 2: J. Ravit . P. Reese. V. Nordli, S. Pacchioli. R. Quick. C. Ottaviano. G. Palmisano, G. Muretta. K. Philli| s. Row J: J. Procopio. I_ Nemeth. VV. Rowlands. T. OâConnell, M Purdy. C. Patti. C. Potocck. J. Paul. I). MoSer, II. Pasline. Mitring from picture: A. Prince. NSH S Roir I: B. Scal o, G. Schroedcr, J. Rinaldi. I.. Schlunk. Rou' 2. B. L. Sandt. I. R. Scrocoo. j. Schocb, J. Romana. A. Ruth. B. Sandt. I). Rich', R. Schrincr, S. Reifsnyder. Row 3: E. RuUiiMcin, R. Schulte. E. Schoe- ncck, J. Reichert. A. Schocnholtz. F. Riles-. F. Rotondo. R. Schall. A. Rowe, C. Savitz. Ron 4: I). Rich! . R. Reif. S. Suffer. R. Roseberrv. J. Schlcgel. J. Schafer, I Rich .irds, C. Richebachcr, J. Reihman. j. Ros- killy, D. Ranch II. R. Rissmillcr. Aiming from picture: E. Sandt, EL Schaffer. 1(H Rom- I. S. Torquati. B. Urofsky . E. Stah Icy, F. Tomaselli, E. Thomann, N. Steihle, J. Swick. I). Tracy. E. Stokes. R w 2: C. Unangu. E. St robie. K. Stout. M. Sulkin, A. Uhlcr, 11. Stcckcl, C. Stout. R. Stefan. W. Stem. Ron- 3: T. Storm, J. lllozas. I . Taylor. C. Tidmarvh. I). Starncr. T. Stitt. I-.. Tilton. F. Tonkin, B. Stocker. G. Steser, I). Strohc. Missing from picture S. Una oust. E. Steely, K. Staples, M. Sutton, S. Tutko. NSH A Rou- I: M. Smith. V. Snyder. J. Scland. C. Siegfried. J. Snyder. C. Shapito, I). Sei- fert, M. Sofic. N. Smith. 11. Smith. B. Shafer. Ron- 2: G. Sham| anorc. I). Shotko, A. Shuman, S. SigafoÂŤ s. I). Smith. M. Smith. R. Schlough, R. Shillis. R. Shoudt. R. Seiler, G. Smith. Rou- i: E. Siliauskas. M. Sitler. R. Smith. R. Scofield, R. Shupc. L. Smith. W. Snyder, J. Sobel. C. Schlough. R. Scip. Mu- ting from picture: I). Siegfried. D. Stamets. 206 Rou- . I). Whitesell. C. Wynn. C. Weis- cnberger. D. Werner, J. Vito. C. Wildonger. M. Vogel. B. Weaver. Ron- 2: N. Vercnna. J. Wood, M. Wheeler. K. Wach. |. Wach. W. 'an Why. A. Vitale. B. Young. S. Wal ter. K Wagner. Row 5. B. Wooten. I). Yeag- er. R. Young. R. YViuner, L. Winter. D. Wavser, J. Young. I). Woeppel, R. Zink, K. Wrimer. J. Vincent. Milring from picture: M. Vandenberg, II. Wilson. I. Ziegler, D. Wil- liams. J. W be. â˘10 220 Row I: J. Abel, E. Arcury, B. Battaglia. B. Bergen. L. Barcklcy. S. Bibleheimer. E. Abel. J. Balsemo, K. Bahp. Row 2: I. Bonstein, K. Bach . E. Bechtel. M. A. Bloom. J. Barrett. L. Bonncy. G. Bowyer. (i, Betts, P. Arcuri. T. Bender. Row 3: J. Azzolina. R. Amato, R. Bechtel. R. Aemi. R. Badger, J. Avianan tÂŤw. I). Adarm, S. Adamson. F, Ashe. R. Beam. 105 Row I: S. Choice, B. Corona. I-. Claus, V. Cappadona, B. J. Case. V. CivitclU. H. Ik y Ian. Ron' 2: S. Clark. J. Bukuwski. C. Brown. K. Cornelius, C. Bradford. B. Cassler, J. Cohen. P. Chane. Row 3: J. Caviston, R. Burke. C. Chidsey. E. Byrd. II. Brunstetter. I. . Calandra. R. Brandau. Row 4. I;. Brown stead. J. Brown, V. Causa. B. Carr. M. Bui lock. VV. Cigus. R. Burns. YV. Calloway, J. Clemis. .Missing from fyiclurc 11. Bradley. J. Christian. 214 Row A. Emery. P. Earina. N. Fdinger, F. DiLurenzo, N. Faulkner. G. Cairpora. B. Cusano. B. Ea ckas. I). DiBilio, J. Ekhlin. Roi. 2 M. A. IX-Bosh. B. Dmtenfasv K. Dkkev. M. I aust, II. IXivis, I- (âooper. R. lair. R. Faulkner. R. Dugan. Row 3 P. Dilorcn t. C. D.ilrsmple. C. Corona. M. Dapko, K. Crouthamrl. A. Corrigan. J. Cuvo, R. Earhcr. R. Dreas, (I, IXiggan. R. Dech. Mining from pietur,- B. Conine, B. De- Han. J. IX-ntith. I.. IX nnelly. 210A Row : J. Giosa, S. Cicrhard. E. Freed. M. Garrison. D. Fredericks. D. Fracc, B. Gil fert. J. Furman. C. Ferry. J. (ierhart. C. Garr. Rote 2: C. Fogel, E. Feroncy. B. Gant , S. Frederick. C. Fegley. C. Garr, J. Ck-rtner. C . Fenner. How 3: C. Fox. R. Ciano, R. Gal ley. A. Erin .i. W. Freeman. R. C,aris. II. Ck'nua, W. French. W. Goodman, J. Fillette. G. Eilonge. Missing front picture: L. Fegley. J. Flytc. A. Fischer. 42 204 Row I: C. Half ling. N. Ileimhach. C. Groover, Iâ- ( ÂŤion. M. Ilit el. Row 2: S. I Iik Kint, K. Hanlon. J. Ha sard. I). Godsh.dk. Y. ilatt . S. Ilappcl, G. Gu .ik. J. Ilall. Ilnu' .1: M. A. Iluggan. I). Ilelman. M. A. Hiller. I.. Johnson. E. Guinta. I- Jones, R. Heater. J. Howard. J. Gualann, J. Ilalpin, V. Hummer. Roir 4. S. Johnson. A. Ilosking. J. Keyser, J. Hershey, J. Ingham. VV. Kelly, IV Kindt. I) Kindt. i:. Heller. G. Hulhrn. 110 Row J V. Kocher. N. lohst, M. Hunv herger. T. Kcyser. K. Kelly. C. Klova. Row 2: J Keen hold, A. Ippolit . J. Kilpatrick. B. Kaduk. K. Jones. I.. Johnson. A. Jones. A. Kor enowski. J. K rasit. Row 3: R. Lee. IV King. J. Mammana. J. Mangino, J. McGary. V. I.oi.iiooo. G. Wdliams. J. Lear. 103 Row I C. Macaluso. V. Matusik, J. Lip- pincott. I). Matterson. N. Marruni, L. Lutz. Row 2. M. Lucy. C. I.isinichia, G. Mart . M. J. Licbcmun. E. Lewis. P. Loftus. F. Lake. Ii. Masler, F. Lisingston, Row 3: S. Lieb. A. Kreit . t. Nasone. F. Moser. J. Mumaw. J. Pinoitcj I). Paules. L Pacchioli. Row 4: J. Patterson. W. Miller. E. Moczvdlowski. F. Miller. J. Miller, E. Milkovitz, T. Naus- haum. A. Nagurocv. D. Met . J. Paul. J. Mickles . 219 Row I: M McAuliffe. N. Niootera. G. Nier. M. McGrass. C. Mclncmev. I). Mutch ler. M. Nemeth. S. Mengcl. Row 2. P. Mo ruon. I). Mengcl. M. Monaghan. K. Me Hugh. S. McLean. A. Moustakas. J. Radng na. R. R eagle. I). Roberts. Row 3. S. Ri o. II. Rittenhouse, IV Richline. J. Puff. H. Pre mus. S. Rauktis. E. Ra|x . S. Pratt. C. Pisci- tello. N. Prodes. N. Rccchia, J. Reina. 43 208 Rou- I). Noble, M. Pnxtor, P. Patterson. S. Potocki. J. Orlando, M. L Pciril.iL. Rom- 2: B. Pittroger, Iâ. Price. D. Paff. C. Nicr. K. Prime. I.. Parrish. R. Pini. S. Notrstinc. K. O'lXmncll. Rom 3: S. Orth, B. Piconc, Shafer. F-. Ruw . I). Shafer. B. ichamtinr, B Schaffer. C Rufe. C. Shafer. P. Saga io. Ron- â i. N. RothmcL. T. Shannon. W. Shufflchothain. I). Sahatinc. V. Ryman. R. Rudy. J. Shuman. D. Seiple. R. Saxe. I. Sandt. 210 Rou- , |. Russo, J. Renner. J. Schaffer. B. Saylor. I Purdy. K. Rcpsher. I). Rcpsher. L. Pugh, L. Rcstueci. Rom- 2: S. Rudy. B. Raub. B. Rounsavillc, J. Reinhart. J. RicLcrt. B. RinLer. R. Szaszy, R. Sunlev. D. Smith, Wâ. StafnacL, C. Stem. Row 3: R. Skccba. I). Sorbcr. E. Smith. D. Smith. E. Skinner. T. Snyder. K. Sigafoos, F. Spence. W. Stem, J. Taehovsky, M. Snyder. 211 Rom- I: I.. Stone. M. Simonctta. N. Spor tolli. C. Sproat. B. Stout. M. L Scrima. P. StÂŤ ut. I). Starner. J. Smith. I). Shiner, E. Scdlak. Row 2: C. Stocker. N. Serf ass, C. Sheppard. J. Stoudt. E. Seifert, M. Shupe. A. Silfics. J. Vincent, P. Wexman, C. Weaver. Rom- 3: L. Williams, II. Walker. G. Wil- liams. R. Wixxl, B. Wolf, J. Williams. J. Venage. L. Wildcn. T. Tildcn. T. Varga, J. Tilwick. 217 Rom- I: B. Strauss. S. Taylor. E. WaU, H. Van Horn. E. Suto. S. Troxcll. Rom- 2: E. Strouse. M. I hoinav B. Wolfingcr. J. Stmusc. M A. Testa. J. Van Norman. J. Zilkcr, B. StnniH-. Rom- 3: A. Wagner. B. Weaver, S. Williams. C. A. Ihomas, J. Wilhelm, G. Werkheiscr. B. A. Woycuoda. K. Williams. I). 1 amhorvlli, J. Wolper. .Missing from pic lure: I. Vitko, P. Tcrlcsky. 44 Talent Every man has his gift, and the tools go to him that can use them... C. Kingsley Easton High School Coach Miss Dolores Klinger Cheerleaders Head Cheerleader Mary Ann Hartman Mary Ann Hartman Constance Waltman Jacquelyn Swick Catherine Hkrsky Barbara Jacob Rose Ann Misero JoAnn Eichlin Diane Shiner Anna Finelli Sandra Cusano Dorothy Williams Senior Twirlers Row 1: Marion Painz. Row 2: Katherine Camareri, Joan Pi- cone, Betty Frankenfield, Annette Smith. Row 3: Joyce Barr, Lorraine Troll, Bar- bara Levers, Beverly Lowe. Easton High School Twirlers Regular ft Flag Twirlers Row 1: Marion Painz, head twirler. Row 2: Katherine Cama- reri, Annette Smith. Row 3: Joan Picone, Lor- aine Restucci. Row 4: Betty Frankenfield, Pauline Farina. Row 5: Judith Zilker, Rose Marie Blasco, Bar- bara Battaglia, head flag twirler, Judith Kilpat- rick. Row 6: Barbara Saylor, Patricia Terlesky, Shar- on Davis, Judith Smith. Row 7: Joyce Barr, Peggy Casella, Carol Ferry, Kay Williams. Row 8: Beverly Lowe, Ter- esa Patti, Adelc Kreitz, Lorraine Troll. Row 9: Karen Jones. Coach Mrs. Charles W. Richards Easton High School Band Flute, Piccolo Nancy Held l.oring Bonney Barry Hammond Nelda Barron Clarinet Patricia Young [allies Barrett John Ippolito Diana Greene Mildred Murphy Louis Scrinia Rose Sidoti Carol H el wick Elaine Brodt Gwendlyn Hilburn Dawn Guzzo Helene Heuer Kathleen Reese Bruce Youngkin Emily Lewis Tenor Saxophone Frank Russo Esther Seifert Alto Saxophone Dominick Mugavero Walter Stafnack Director: Mr. Harry I. Drkndali. Michael Scheetz Judith Krcsslcr Pamela Smith Glenda Lambert Robert Schaller Samuel Uliler Elizabeth Kraus Cornet Roger Horn Edward Henning Nancy Wood Joseph Mammalia Jacob Unangst Edmund Moczydlowski James Gertner Michael Dapko Donna Hockin Olwen Bougher Stephen Tutko James McFadden Donald Mengle Alto Horn Berthann Strouse Beverly Weaver Mary Louise Scrinia Stephen Kaminski Kathleen Harley 50 Carol Unangst Catherine Flynn Lynne Kichlinc Trombone David Arnold Robert Rounsaville Kenneth Varley Aubrey Bougher Mary Ann Scarpino William Eisel Perch ssion Nelson Hammond Ronald Gano Clare Bradford Betty Ann Keiber John Fong Joy Strouse Richard Seiji Ronald Werkheiser Joseph Fritz David Woejijiel Drum Majorette Baritone Barbara Levers Harry Buchanan Student Managers Billie Burke SOUSAPHONES Robert Reagle Craig Bare Carol VanEmburgh Ernest Milkovitz Gerald Young Charles Ballato Frank Brownstead Donald Scrima Aubrey Grey Bells Patricia Miller Barbara Shafer Easton High School Orchestra Violin Jonathan Leavitt David Arnold Thomas Fowler Melvin Snyder Sarah Mills Patricia Miller James Emery Bcrthann Strouse Wayne Stem Hetty Ann Keiber Steward Walter Cello Beverly Weaver Carol Sandt Piano Constance Waltman Judith Wolper Viola Catherine Flynn Catherine Curcio Joann Mutchler Saxophone Dominick Mugavcro Frank Russo Michael Scheetz Walter Stafnack String Bass Craig Bare Jacqueline Snyder Dari McBride Patricia I.ipkin Flute Nancy Held Coring Bouncy Clarinet Patricia Young Mildred Murphy James Barrett Helene Heuer Trumpet Roger Horn Edward Henning Nancy Wood |oscph Mammalia Bass Clarinet Carol Helwick Horn Kathleen Harley Carol Unangst Trombone Aubrey Rougher Mary Ann Scarpino Harry Buchanan Billie Burke Percussion John Fong Nelson Hammond Director: Mr. Harry I. Drendall Concert Master: Jonathan Leavitt The Nonettcs Row I: C. Haffling. M. Scrinia, G. Hilburn. J. Cohen, J. Finclli. Row 2: M. Hcrscy, M. Sidoli, B. .Sodaitis, J. Goldfrcrg. K. Hailcx Row 3: J. Mctzcndorf. C. Saudi, S. Frederick. I . Young. X. Keller. B. Battaglia. Missing From Picture: C. Bauincrt, M. Pain . Easton High School Girls' Glee Club Row 1: Mrs. Edna Currie. Director; N. Hill. K. Bahp, J. Finelli. J. Goldberg. B. Kaduk. A. ( leman. R. Rciswangcr. (i. Hillnirn. M. Pain . L. Long. Shapiro. N. Wornian. Row 2: G. FLxans. F'. I.ixingston, M. Met endorf. S. Badman, J. (ioldlieig, J. Purdv. C. Flvnn, J. Barckley. F:. Riilrcnstcin. P. Krech. B. Scal o. M. McGraw. I.. Barckley. Row 3: J. Cohen. I.. Johnson. B. Battaglia. M. Gotlschalk. 1 . Keltluier. J. Romano. B. Sodaitis. J. Mctzcndorf, M. Lucy, J. Wood. C. Baumert. C. Haffling. B. Shafer. M. Scrinia. M. Herscy. Row 4: P. Young, S. Frederick, N. Keller, P. Lipkin, B. I'nangst, C. Sandt, J. Bcnnison. R. Schulte, J. Salem. B. Weaver. M. Hiller. F'. Ixrwis. K. Harkw. M. Sidoti. Missing From Picture: P. Miller, S. Panics. T. Todaro. 1). Tracy. Director: Mrs. Edna R. Currie Student Director: Patricia Young 52 Easton High School Concert Chorus Row I: N. Wood. J. Finclli, J. Goldberg. M. Wagner. J. Metzendorf. B. Sodailis, I.. Johnson, M. Paine M. Scrinia. M. Murphy, M. Horsey. C. Haflling. Row 2: M. Diamond. K. Sandcrcock, R. I.azarus. Wolfe, D. Billhciiner. J. Maininana, A. Grey, R. Gano. M. Cusano. J. Fong. D. Mugavero. M Lawton, E. Lewis. K. Harley. Mrs. Edna Currie. Director. Row 3: C. Musumcci, J. Cohen, B. Levers, T. Stitt. D. Gatlin, J. Leamon, E. Tilton. J. Mineo I . Corrierc. Ff. Densler, G. Hilhurn. A. Handsaker. I . LcRoy. Row I: B. Jacob, I . Gelbert, I . Young. F. Brownstead, C. Brower, J. Scldcgcl. G. Hcllick. R. Alkirc, S. Tracy. K. Kiick, C. Hcrscy, C. Baumert. C. Sandt. E. Bishing. Missing From Picture: D. Arnold. Director: Mrs. Edna R. Currie Student Director: Richard Alkirk Christmas Soloists Row 1: k. Harley. M. Lawton. J. Finclli. Row 2: M. Murphy. J. Fong. M. Hcrscy. Row 3: B. Levers. S. Tracy. I). Alkire. FRIDAY SATURDAY Avery Anya Zalyba Gwenn Hilburn Telson Dominick Mugavero Michael Dulac Louise Jeanne Coleman Mary-Verdclla Wagner William Paul Corriere David Catlin Ann Da now Marty Diamond Marion Pain Caroline Van Bret Carol Bauinert Catherine Hersey Victoria Van Bret Helen Wentzel Millie Murphy Mr. Chase Michael Scheetz â˘Herbert Litvin Gregory Neff Thomas Fowler Vincent Sottosanti Rip Van Bret Richard Alkire Kirby Kiick Dr. John Sully Roger Horn Michael Miskowski Lambert George Veit John Zarbatany DIRECTOR: Elwood Cooper Student Directors: Patricia LkRoy, Lucille Johnson Victoria Van liret rules her family with a maniacâs firmness. Her sister Caroline is help- less before her. Her half-brother Rip cannot stand up against her. In a dark room that has not been changed since her father died, Victoria goes through her cheerless routine with cruel regularity. She is more cruel than ever just now because Rip is marrying Ann, a young lady who is not of his social station, and Victoria senses a threat to the integrity of the Van Bret fortune. How Victoria tortures the bride with studied austerity and finally tries to murder her is the malevolent burden of the play. Production Staff Stage Setting: Fine Art 1 and IIâMr. Richard Fox. Prompters: Sally Filson, Jean Metzendorf, Jane Finclli, Mary Lee Gibbs, Linda Petty, Mary Julia Stoner, Barbara Levers. Student Assistants: Judy Lowe, Klaine Keck, Patricia Young, Mary Ann Siglinger, Annette Smith, Lorraine Troll, Charlotte Wertz, Lor- raine Boardman, John Gonsalves, David Peck, David Steigerwalt, Nelson Hammond, Diana Andreotti, Janet Fogel, Barbara Lalonde. Faculty Assistants: Miss Jean McGlay, Miss Eva Zuck, Mr. Arthur Garner, Mr. Harry Dren- dall. M. Hartman, C. Musiinied, M. Pain , L. Boardman, J. Stvick, M. Murphy, M. Sidoli. It. Sodaitis. J Zarbatany, M. Dulac, B. Pearson, T. Bartolci, K. Kiick, S. Tracy. G. Hellick, C Oldt. Easton High School Day April 10, 1939 1. Opening Exercises Stephen Trac 2. Presentation of Platform Guests Mr. Erb 3. Piano Solo Richard Alkike 4. History of Easton High School Thomas Pom. 5. History of E. H. S. Day Bernardine Sodaitis 6. Vocal Selections Twin Trio 7. Presentation of Guest of Honor Miss Newman 8. Resjjonse Commander Lilly 9. Presentation of Award to Commander Lilly Stephen Tracy 10. Presentation of Poster Awards Stephen Tracy 11. Alma Mater Y WHf ft; fWAE A LILLY CLASS OF I$30 [din Hqh SciwoJ,Easton, Pcth Um Expert in Naval Eft meeriny Trustworthy Executive fVeserver of the Natonal %!bn. Commander of Hen  vJ Materials Sl(ÂŤn (HSAl Jonathan I.cnvltt. Winner of WestlnRhouse Sci- ence Talent Search: Catherine Hersey. Win- ner of National Council of KnRlIsh Teacher Award: Carol Baumert. D.A.R. Award; Bar- bara Rlnker. I-ocal Winner of the Hire the Handicapped Essay Context. John Vincent. District XI Wrestling Champion; William Kelley. District XI Wrestling Cham- pion; Charles Oldt. Kant-Penn League All- Star Rasketball Team. Second Team and Hon- orable Mention All-State. Honors Frank Kusso. District Band; Patricia Young. District Band; KoRor Horn. District Band. State Band. District Orchestra; Jonathan Ltwvltt, District Orchestra. Pete Amerlcu . BIr Thirty-Three and First Team All-State FootbnllI Teams; Terry Bartolct. BIr Thirty-Three Honorable Mention: William Houston. BIr Thirty-Three and Second Team All-State Football Teams; Koln-rt Renner. BIr Thirty-Three Honorable Mention. Owendlyn Hllburli. District Chorus: Frank John FonR. District Chorus; Barbara Chorus. Brownstead. District Chorus; I-ever . District Chorus. State 58 Organization Organization is Opportunity: That the strong makes for himself That the industrious asks for That the lazy dreams about That the weak waits for That the wise sees and makes the most of. 59 SENIORS Row I: Miss Pharo. M. S. Hcrscv. K. Kncclcwski. M. Diamond. Row 2: P. Gelbcrt. M. Pain . 1.. Mc- Pcek. A. Smith. Row 3: G Veit. R Alkirc. Easton High OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Adviser Steve Tracy Thomas Pom. Bkknadine Sodaitis Miss Cordelia Pharo JUNIORS Row I: K. Williams. K. Jones. A. Kreitz. Row 2: J. Giosa, J. Rcnaldi. R. Drcas. P. Arcuri. P. Chanc. Row 3: P. Saga io, B. Carr. M. Sny- der, J. Ingham. J. Volkert. ( 2 SOPHOMORES Row I: A. Miller. S. Encclew- ski. A. Scliocnholtz. G. Lo- quasto, J. Eckhaus, J. Snyder. Row 2: S. Tutko. L Wimer, J. Paul. C. Ballato. A. Grey, A. Iudicello. M. Sliivarelli. School Association The Student Council of Easton High School, under the supervision of Miss Pharo and Mr. Erb, is eomjx sed of students elected from each homeroom. Among the numerous activities of the Council are the conducting of the elec- tions of class and student council officers, the arranging of various dances throughout the year, and the organizing of projects for the improvement of the school. The goal of the Student Council is to educate the students in self-government. JUNIOR HIGH Row 1: J. Rol crtM n. L. Uhlcr, L. Palsi. B. Shappcll. Row 2: B Evans. J. Amato. C. Chontos. P. Repsher. Row S: F. Boyer. S. Dohnc. B. Youngkin. B. Hammond, L Scrima, |. Avia. 63 Row I: M. V. Wagner. M. J. Stoner. C. Hcrscy. M. S. Herscy, J. Metzendorf. Row 2: M. Diamond, M. Border, D. Alkire. R. Horn. S. Tracy. M. Kvans, ( . Palmisano. Row S: J. Leavitt, J. Wagner. K. Master. N. Hammond. T. Fowler. Missive From Picturi:: L. McPcck. OFFICERS President Dick Alkirp. Vice-President Roger Horn Secretary Mary Sue Hersf.y Treasurer Tom Fowler Adviser Mr. Anthony Noto Row I: W. Heckman. J. Ogden. M. Murphy, A. Kish. Row 2: 1). Anglemycr. K. James. A. Zalyha, V. Sottosanli. Row S: M. A. Sidoli. A. Hcil. C. Saudi. A. Handsakcr, K. Keck. Missive. From Picturi:: A. M. Prcst. 64 Row 1: Y. Canone. C. Wertz. I . LcRoy, B. Kunsman. Row 2: T. I.aMay. T. Bartolct. C. Oldt. R. Lazarus, M. M iskow.sk i. Row 3: E. Dile, C. Bauincrt, C. Waltman, E. Crouse. Missint. From Picture: 'I'. Cano. H. Litvin. I). Miller. 1). Potter. Honor Society Row I: P. Chane, A. Moustakas. A. Korzenow.ski, C. Fcglcy. K. Cornelius. K. Dickey. Row 2: P. DiLorcnzi, M. Merrill. T. Pohl, C. Rufe. C. Fenner, Mr. Noto. Row 3: B. Bergen. M. McGraw. J. Giosa, E. Adleinan, F. DiLorcnzo. Missing From Picture: B. Rinker. J. Rcnaldi. Row I: I.t. Marcellus. M. A. Siglingcr, I). Butler, C. l.antos, T. Ippolito. J. St rouse, S. Pitino, J. MeGary. S. Bad man. J. Davidson. J. Barr. C. Wellcrt. C. ingone. L. Bakras. J. Swick. C. Sandt. Mr. Ruddy. Row 2: R. Garris. D. Schlough. F. Taylor, W. Kelley, G. Saggio. S. Leas. R. Werkhciscr. I). Siegfried. K. Wilson. R. Ixrar. S. Okuu. T. Mcrlo, D. Corona, B. Tcsar. A. Ferraro. Row 3: |. Rcibman. A. Rotondo, R. Gower. N. Roth- rock. D. Moser. R. Burke. H. Wilson. J. Huff. B Newman. R. Bechtel. M. Orlando. R. Schallcr, IV DiLorcnzi. Missing from pigtiir : W. Kcyscr. J. Cuvo. M. Finer- ick. T. Grudc. J. Miller. M. Iâagani, F. Ricker. J. Wolper. A. Rclvas. OFFICERS President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Adviser Sam Pin no Jack McGary Susan Bauman Judy Davidson Joyce Barr Mr. Neil Ruddy 66 Row I: R. Dcch. T. Todaro, C. Brers, I). Catlin. Row 2: G. Ottaviano, G. Stem, C. Savitz, F. Heller. R. Fair. R. Farher, I). Ramlcll. Row 3: M Dapko. G. Williams, C. Gibbs. I). Wocppcl, R Ricker, I). Rolrcris. F. Licb. 1 . Detweiler. R Patterson. J. Gleinis. Row I: T. Varga. A. Varga. J. Montague. T. Moser. Boysâ and Girlsâ Row I: G. Lambert. (i. Stephens. S. Miller. S. Gass- a no. J. Kichlin. Row 2: V. Kantier. G. Fcglcy. J. Strousc, K Walz, S. Frederick. S. Happel. M. Hartman, B. Kustis, Mis. Richards. W. Bukowski, R. Brotzman. j. Hahn. G. Ackerman, A. Nicholas. Row 5: 1). Potocki, R. Brandau. R. Levers, J. Haul. I.. Johnson. R. Shoiult. J. Strausc. W. Ryman. I). Smith. Row ( : R. King. J. Kilfoil. R. I'izairc, N. Busch. B. Goninc. S. Pitiuo, J. Mumaw. J. An. K. Byrd. Bowling Clubs Row 3: G. Ferry, K. Jones, (i. Billouc. N. Billone. J. Zchnder, B. Gornelius. B. Keliler. J. Lowe, B. Saylor. J. ilker. M. Slnipe. K. Bechtel. R. Misero. M. Hcrscy. Row I. M. (abbs. K. Keck. M. Testa, C. Waltman. Row I: c. Nicholas. K. Crouse, M. Murphy, (,. Palmisano. C Fosclii. C. Camarcri, M. Border. A. Kish. Row 2: K. McGinn, J. Davidson. B. Smith. C. Krause. A. Saylor. E. Ilishing. B. Bechtel. Row 3: K. Harley, M Evans. N. Seifert. J Salem. S. Morrow. J. Cooper. J. Fogel. Row I: K. Kuchn, B. Lowe, G. Billonc. J. .ehnder. A. Vaiulcgrift. M Marcellus. RÂŤÂ w I: F Sedlak. M. L. Iâetrilak, B. Strauss. F. Livingston. E. Arcury, I). Shiner. M. Simonetta. M. L. Garrison. Row 2: C Haffling. G. Guzik, V. Hart . E. Mâalz, J. Lippiucott, F'. Strouse, I). Frace. C. Stocker, I). Meugel. Row 3: F. DiLorenzo. A. Jones, N. F.dinger, F. Kemmerer. J. Smith. M. A 'Festa, K. Kelly. J. Rickcrt. M. A. Hiller Row I: Cappadona. M. Nemeth. B. Wolfingcr, C. Sheppard, N. Hcimhach, O. Sproat. B. Godshalk. V. Stem. C Garr. Row 5: J. A zolina, R Cano, L. Fegley, C. Fogel. B. Cusano. J. lâolf. E. Seifert. G. Werkheiser, 1 . Giosa, K. Sigafoos. Business Education Club President Vice-President Secretary Treasurers OFFICERS Jacquelyn Swick FRA NCES D11 .ORKNZO Verna Mumaw Carolyn Haffling and Ronald Gano 'This very active club is composed only of commercial students. The mem- bers took a trip to New York in December and a weekend trip to Washington, I). C. in April. Parlies were held at the meetings during the various holiday seasons. At other meetings movies and slides were shown, and s| cakers talked on preparing for the business world. 69 Row 1: Mr. Weiner, adviser, W. Goodman. W. Freeman. G. Fenner. Row 2: J. Sobel. K. Wagner. J. Reil man. FI. Siliauskas, T. Still. Easton High School Chess Team Coach: Mr. Mark YVeinf.r SCHEDULE WIN LOSE DRAW Easton vs. Nazareth X X Easton vs. Wilson X X Easton vs. Phillipsburg X Easton vs. Allentown X X Easton vs. Bethlehem X X 70 OFFICERS Co-Presidents Karf.n Jones, Mary Ann Sidoti Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Barbara Picone Joann Giosa Anne Korzenowski Mrs. Joseph Marhefka Future Nurses Club l hc purpose of the Future Nurses Club, organized in September, 1957, is to encourage interest in the nursing profession. The club went on several trips to different hospitals to observe nursing in action. At their meetings, members were enlightened on the different fields of nursing by people actually in that profession. Row I: Mrs. Marhcfka, K. Jones. B. Piconc. J. Giosa. A. Korzenowski. J. Rotondo. B. Smith. B. Miller. G. Fritz. Row 2: L. Johnson. K. Williams. K. Babp. B. Maslcr. J. Balscmo. S. Xotcstinc. K. Slrousc. F. Sulfaro, C. N'icr. S. Me Lean. M. J. Lcihcr- nian. C. Mclncrncy. M. A. Siglinger. C. Stocker. Row 3: B Slrousc, J. Barr. L. Petty, J. Lowe. N. Wood. S. Filson, E. Bishing. L. Johnson. P. Gclhcrt. 71 OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Barrarx Levers Kathleen Dickey Mildred Murpiiy Barr ark Bercf.n Program Chairman Constance Musumeci Adviser Miss Laura White Future Teachers of America The F. T. A. Club was organized in September, 1919. The purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in the teaching profession. At the meetings speakers comment on different fields of teaching. The members of the club go to area schools to observe and to practice teaching. In this way they may see if they would like to become teachers. Row I: Mary Ann Scarpino, Apryl Emery, Mary-Vcrdclla Wagner, Olive Binncr. Lila Bc i covitch, Virginia Ricker. Anna Marie Prcst. Row 2: Joy Strousc. Charlotte Wertz. Marjorie Detwcilcr. Marlene Vogel, Nancy Kellow. Katherine Sandcrcodt, Joyce Ravit . Row S: Samuel l-'hlcr. Anthony Frinzi. Roger Horn. Joseph Mammana. Jacquelyn Cohen. Patricia Young. 72 Row I: N. Hammond, B. Mackes. R. Alkire. N. Busch, V. Soltosanti. Row 2: R. Brownell. C. Xacharda. R. Sci| . Row 3: J. Mammalia. J. Filet re. B. Wooten. Row 4: T. Fowler D. Catlin. Missinc From Picture: R. Gano. J. Leamon, A Frinzi. W. Metz. I). Peck, R Goldfarb. K. Master. Hi-Y Club OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sergeant-at-amis Adviser Richard Alkire Vincent Sottosanti Richard Brownell Neal Busch James Leamon Brian Mackes 73 Donald Bell Red Jackets President Secretary-Treasurer Adviser Mary Ann Siglingkr Sally Filson Mrs. Charles Richards Row 1: B. Rinkcr, S. Wolfingcr. A. Kish. M. Mar- cellus, 1) Chiavctta, Y. Canone. A. Hcil. S Filson, M. A. Siglingcr. J. RoioikIo, M. A. DeBosh. I). Di- Bilio. M. (.arrison, B. Weaver. S Frederick, J. Stotid t. Row 2: Unidentified, H. Smith. J. Reichert, G. Fri tchman, V. Kan tier, C. Gruber. M. V. Wagner. C. Wertz. M. S. Hersey, M. J. I.iclierman, C. Stocker, I). Frace, F. Bennett. B. Wooten. C. Klova. Row 3: C. Sheppard, F;. Scdlak. L. Parrish, B. A. Woycwoda. J. Zehndei, G. Billonc. F. Sulfaro, J. Dodge. P. DeRaymond. I). Mcngel, K Stout, S. Border, A. M. Prcst. Row I: K. Williams. M. A. Bloom C. HafFling. L. Bakros. I). Tracy, M. Horvath. E. Walz, E. Ar- cury. S. Bihlchcimcr. K. Cornelius. B. Bergen. A. Emery. K. Dickey. F. Kcmmcrcr. Row 5: F. Lake. B. Cusano. S. Ilappel. L. Lampania. N. Verenna, C. Sproat, N. Heim bath. A. Hand- sakcr. M. J. Stoner. K. Sandcrcook. J. Cheston, L. Ashworth, P. Messina. Row 6: B. Master, A. Hcycr. J. Robertson. J. John- son. K. Kuehn. E. Keck. M. L. Gibbs, L. Johnson, G. Hoffman. J. Mineo. L. Bassett, X. Kellow. Row 7: J. Giosa. J. Hall. L. Stone. I . Tatnborelli. M. Testa. X. Billonc. F. Tomaselli. J. Chisrsi. M. Evans. E. Freed. J. Lowe, M. Diamond. P. Bubba. J. Coleman. Row 8: K. Hanlon, P. Krcch. J. DcWalt. B. Smith. S. Xotcstine, T. Keyscr. K. Bahp, B. DintenfasS. K. Kelly. S. Badman, J. Barcklcy, A. Earle. 74 OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Mary Ann Hartman Jacquelyn Swick Joan Piconk JoAnn Eichlin Miss Dolores Klinger Tumbling Club 'I'he 'rumbling Club, organized in 1958, is composed of girls who are interested in tumbling. The girls try to form difficult pyramids and learn to become better tumblers. Row I: I). Williams. J. Kichlin, C. Nicr. M. A. Hartman. A. Finclli. J. Piconc. Row 2: I). Shiner. E. Arcury. S. Bibleheimer. A Emery, II. Shafer, I. Kichline, R. A. Misero. Row 3: J. Swick. I). R. Matteson, II. Piconc, T. Kcyscr. J. Swick. C. Waltman. II. Jacob. 75 Row I: M. A Hiller. J. Giosa. B. Jacobs. G. Hillmm K Dickey. M. Murphy. Row 2: Mrs. M. Hilburn, O. Binner. K. Harley. M Evans. J. Swick. J. Rotomla. A. Smith. B. Wooten M L. Gibbs. C. Waltman. X. Voo:l, M Diamond C. Wertz. M. Painz, Mrs. H. Jacob. Row 3: B. Masler. B. Sodaitis. M. A. Sidoti. K Sand crcock. N. Kcllow. C. Foschi. C. Camareri, M A Hartman. B. Lowe, S. Bibleheimcr, K. Cornelius M. A Scarpino, A. Emery. B. Bergen. J. Kichlin M. S. Hcrscy. Row 4: F. Lake. B. A. Woycwoda. M. A. Scrima L. Parish. C Halfling. C. Ferry. C. Klova, H. Bov Ian, E. Arcuri. C. Nicr. B. Battaglia. Row 5: M. McGraw. J. Hall. J. Zender, K. Kuehn G. Billonc. B. Miller. B. Wolfingcr. J. Keen hold. Row 6: B. J. Case, S. Cohen. B. Cusano, S. Happel. E. Bcchtal. K. Hanlon. J. Chisesi, V. Ricker, A M. Prest. Row 7: L. Petty. J. Zilker. K. Bahp. K. Jones. G. Gu ik. X. Kdinger. Y. Hart , M. J I.ieberman. F. Kenuner. C. Kelly, P. I.oftcss. S. Clark. M. J. Stoner. M. Licb. Row 8: S. McLean. L. Fegley, L. Johnson. C Her- sey, L. Johnson. S. Filson, P. LcRoy. J. Rowe. K. James. B. Levers, C. Fegley. J. Smith. B. Saylor. K. Williams. C Musumeci. Row I: C. Bauinert. Program Chairman; G. Hillnirn, President; B. Jacob. Treasurer. Row 2: K. Dickey. Secretary; J. Giosa, Vice-President; M. A. Hiller. Program Chairman; M Murphy, Assistant Treasurer. Junior-Senior Y-teens 77 Sophomore Y-teens President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisers Peggy Metzendorf Judy Kressler Bessie Scalzo Ann Ruth Mrs. Bennisox and Mrs. Robertson Row I: A. Ruth. B. StalÂŤ , J. Kressler, M. Met eudorf. Mrs. Bennison. Row 2: R. Perronc. I.. Bcrcovitch, B. Urofsky. S. Border, C. Licb, P. LiBarlia. Row S: M. Hock man, G. I.awrcnce. J. Mineo. J. Reichert. H. Smith. I.. Bassett. B. J. Ihric. Row I: M. Vogel. L. Ashworth, R. Bciswangcr. J Morlcy, 1). Tracy, Xester, P. Messina. A. Earle. Row 5: F Rummer. I). Kranirh. P. Krech, K. Broscious, L. I.ampanca. N. Verenna. E. Schoc neck, N. Jones. C. Wynn. Row 6: N. Stciblc, G. Evans, B. Campione, C. Anderson, ('.. La Rose, S. Badman, A. Miller. S. Miller. S. Jiamo. H. Hcuer. Row 7: B. Carrescia, C. Misero, S. Brown, C. Hclwick, B. Weaver, S. Rcifsnydcr, J. Eckbaus. J Snyder, M. Detweiler. 78 Junto Editor-in-chief Catherine Herscy News Editor Pat Gelbert Make-up Editor Marty Diamond Assistant News Editors Mary Julia Stoner Jacquelyn Swick Business Manager Jean Metzendorf Assistant Business Manager Mary Ann Sidoti Feature Editor Carol Bauinert Assistant Feature Editors Patricia I,e Roy Connie Musumcci Charlotte Wertz Sports Editor Neal Busch Assistant Sports Editors Alfred Franusiszin Kenneth Master Photographer Mel Snyder Typists Judy Davidson Carol Krause Clara Foschi Nancy Seifert Adviser Miss Phyllis Gregory Rechauffe Adviser Miss Jean E. McClay Editor Mary Sue Hersey Assistant Editor Lynda McPcek Business Manager Adele Kish Assistant Business Manager John Schlcgcl Staff Kay Encelewski Marian Evans Sally Filson Mary Lee Gibbs Barbara Levers Judith Lowe Marie Marcellus Millie Murphy Jeanne Ogden Gerry Palmisano Linda Peit Marie Prest Anna Anya Zalyba Nostalgia Nothing now is left but a majestic memory... Congfellow 81 1958 SUN MON I 7 8 14 i 21 28 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ⢠SUN MON i UE WED THU FRI SAT ⢠⢠Peter Americus Easton Gfnfral All Stale fullback . . . en- joys chemistry class, sport cars, cute girls, and good rec- ords . . . October 23 is a big day for him . . . would like to become a professional baseball player. It.It. Treas. 1: Baseball 1. 2. 8: Football 1. 2. 3. Diana Rosemarie Andreotti Easton Bi sini ss Ed This future secretary was most thrilled at Irccoming en- gaged . . . prefers steak sard- wichcs and stock car races . .. is displeased by conceited people . . . tempted to drive a slock car. F.II.A. l: Library club 1. 3; Assistant Sac. 3. John P. Anastasi SllL'1.1. Gf.NFRAI. Art ap| cals to Staz . . . the Navy lieckons this senior, who spends his spare time horseback riding . . . swim- ming and dancing are enjoy- able . . . September 23 is an important day. H.R. V.-Pres. 2: Collector ' Club 1: Fish and Reel Club 1. Dari. William Anclemyer Easton Brsixiss Ed A future accountant . . . spends a lot of his spare time playing basketball and watch- ing television . . . Irookkeep- ing class scores high with him ... an earnest ladâsure bet for success. History Club 1. 2. Proa. 2: Hob- by Club I. 2: Honor Society 3. Mary Wanda Adams Wolf Businfss Ed Mary is most pleased when learning new dancing steps . . . dancing and eating ate her favorite diversions . . . danced into life on January 16 . . . Mr. Xoto's English class delights this fun-loving, dance-devoted gal. Collectorsâ Club 1: History Club I; F.N.A. 2; T.vplnjc Club 2. Carol Ann Alexander Wolf Best n fas Ed Rainy days and insincere people not at all pleasing . . . March 25. a big day for this Oral English enthusiast . . . spends her time participating in dancing and amatetn dra- matics. Dramatics Club 1; Dramatic and Music Club 2: First Aid Club 1; Girl ' Golf Club 2: Red Jacket 1. 2. 3; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3; Library Assistant 2, 3. Easton Gfnfrai. Spends a lot of time walk- ing . . . plans to study at Churchman's to become a sec- retary or a typist . . . Blondieââ is averse to tuna fish . . . was most thrilled when she went on her first date. Richard Collin Alkire Marcii Collfc.f Prfi Lafayette College beckons Dick . . . bright and active senior . . . known as an out- standing pianist ... is pleased by sketching, steak dinners, and all music except rock and roll. Student Council 1. 2. 3: Hl-Y 2. 3. Pres. 3: Microscopy Club 1; Mathematics Club. Treas. 1; Rifle Club 2: Sodalitas Latina 2: Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. Stu- dent Conductor 1. 2. 3: Track 1: Honor 8oelety 2. 3. Pre . 3; Senior Play. Barbara Ann Ahart 86 Christine Apostolakos Wolf BniNiis Ed Intelligent |xroplc appeal lo Chris . . . spends her time reading, drawing, and danc- ing . . . March 20 is a big ÂŤlay for her . . . Churchmanâs Business College beckons this sweet and perky secretary-to- lie. David Thomas Arnold Easton Collkcf. Prep Dave . . . can lie seen play- ing in the band . . . was most thrilled when he caught a rive-pound bass . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . future plans include engineering. Band 1. 2. 3. Pre . 3. Donald James Arshan .Shit i. Vocational Going to Canada proved to be a thrilling experience . . . swimming and basketball arc favorite ÂŤliversions . . . tempt- ed to Till the courtyard with water and to swim in it. Band 1. 2. Richard Assise Wolf Vocational Mechanical drawing â Rich's favorite subject . . . never more pleased than when playing basketball . . . is tempted to join the Ma- rines . . . June H is a big day for him . . . good luck to a swell guy. Gloria Jean Bakros Easton Business Ed English class is a pleasant expel icncc for this future sec- retary .. . getting her driver's license was an unforgettable experience . . . prefers foot- ball and roller skating . . . spends much time listening to the tadio. Travel Club 2; Typing Club 2. Joyce Barr Shull Business Ed Vivacious twirler ... fu- ture plans include nursing at Easton Hospital . . . Decem- ber 4 is a big ÂŤlay for her . . . blue eyes and light brown hair . . . rates fotxl tops . . . disbkes conceited people. Girls' Golf Club 2: Library Club 2: King Twirler I. 2. Heart 2; Twirler 3. Terry Lee Bartolet Easton College Prep Cootl looks and A plus | cr- â jonality â two of Terryâs as- sets . . . this star ÂŤiiiartcrback will always remember lieating Phillipsbuig in '58 . . . whiz on basketball court and base- ball diamond . . . perhaps a West Point cadet. M.It. Pre . 1; Football 1, 2, 8: Baaketbnll 1. 2. 3: Baseball I. 2. 3; Honor Society: E.1I.8. Day King. Carol Ann Baumert March College Prep Winning a Y-Tecn talent contest was an exciting ex- perience for B. B. . . . this future Dickinson stmUmt likes to read but frowns on snobs and onions . . . finds biological lesearcb appealing. Student Council 3: I cr Deut- sche Vi-rein 2: Geology ÂŤTub 1: Girl ' Golf Club 2; Junto 8, r e a t u r e Editor: M Icroacopy CIc-b 1: Bed Jacket 1. 2. 3; Y-Teen 1. 2. 8: Girl - Glee Club 2: Mixed Choru 2. 3: Honor Society 3: Senior Play. 87 Brenda Kay Bechtel Suci.i. Business Ed Peppy senior . . . favors Mr. Noto s English class . . . hales gelling lip in the morn- ing . . . receiving her driver's license was her most thrilling experience ... a future beau- tician. Girl Golf Club 2: Library Club 2: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. Cari. Clifford Beers Easton Vocational This future auto mechanic enjoys working on hot rod cars huilt for competition . . . good food and driving are ap- pealing ... is averse to wise guys and chocolate ice cream . . . look for him at the Rodders' Roost. Dorothy Ann Beitel Slid.I. Coi.LT.CF. PRF.P Dottic . . . red hair and green eyes . . . favorite pas- times â dancing and driving . . . steak sandwiches arc delightful . . . enjoys Docâs English class . . . ho| cs to attend Churchman's. H.R. Sec.-Treas. 2: F.T.A. 2; Girl ' Golf Club 2: History Club 1: Ho te and Courtesy Club I: Red Jackets 1, 2. 3; Y - Teens I, 2, 3. Faith Eileen Bennett Wolf Businfss Ed Getting her driver's license proved to lie Faith's most thrilling experience . . . this futuic secretary enjoys typing class but can do without con- ceited people . . . pi a and driving arc high on her list of likes. Collectors Club 1; History Club 1: Red Jackets 1. 2. 3: Y-Teens I. 2, .t. John Dennis Bertha Siid-i. College Prep Oral English class is pleas- ing to Butch . . . despises homework and getting up in the morning . . . was thrill- ed at going deep-sea fishing . . . would love to own a Cadillac. Leather Craft Club; Typing Club; Wood Craft Club. Grace Billone Suri.i. Business Ed Dancing and driving arc terrific ... a black-haired miss, born September 25,1911 . . . is planning to become a receptionist . . . drive around the circle backwards? Red Jacket 1, 2. 3: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. Olive Ann Binner Easton College Prfp Five foot two, eyes of blue . . . future history teacher . . . often found at Home Sweet Homeâ . . . Mondays and unfriendly people irk her most . . . .listens to pop records and reads. H. R. V.-Pre . 3; F.T.A. 1. 2. 3: Le Cercie Franeal 2: Need- lework Club 1; Red Jacket 1, 2. 8; Y-Teen 1. 2. 3. Cabinet I. 2. 3. Elaine Julia Bisbing March Business Ed One of this quiet blonde's pastimes (but not a favorite one) is homework . . . will soon become a lady in white as she enters training at Brooklyn Methodist Hospital. Bualne  Kd. Club 3: Dramat- ic and Usher Club 1; First Aid Club 1; F.N.A. 3: A Cap- pell Choir 1, 2: Glrla Glee Club 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3; Red Jackets 1, 2. 3; Y- Teen 2. 3. 88 Patricia R. Blasco Barbara Ann Bossert Easton Business Ed Scorch-Flub-a-dub . . . a pci expression of a friend- ly. fun-filled fifty-nincr . . . flips over Italian food, clothes, and boys . . . five foot Pat still undecided about the future. H it. See. I. 3; Girls' Glee Club 1. 2. 3: lied Jacket 1. 2. 3: Y-Teens I. 2. 3; Intramural Sport 1. 2. Richard Edward Blayle Wolf Business Ed Nicknamed Midge . . . most thrilled at seeing a Yankee baseball game . . . movies a favorite diversion . . . waves lure this future Coast Guardsman ... al- though dances and h o m c- work draw a frown from him. Spanish makes him smile. Lorraine Jean Boardman Wilson Business Ed lorri's most thrilling mo- mentâ being transferret! from Wilson to Easton . . . blue- eyed miss boasts Vitamin A smile . . . slums silly people . . . plans for her future in- clude secretarial or modeling school. II.It. Trea . 3: Geology Club 2: Library Club I. 2: Needle- work Club 1: Red Jacket 1. 2. 3: Y-Teen 2. 3. Marjorie Louise Border Nazareth Business Ed BirthdayâFebruary 21 . . . would send dancing, pizza pic. and bookkeeping to the head of the class . . . tiny and petite ... a perfect secretary for some lucky per- son. F.H.A. 2: Ho te and Courtewy Club 1; Stamp Club I. 2: Y- TÂŤen 3: Honor Society 2. 3. Wolf Busin ess Ed Dancing and watching tele- vision occupy most of Balls' time . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . enjoys Mr. Notoâs English class . . . thumbs down on homework and conceited people . . . ho| cs to be a secretary in the near future. Student See. 3; Red Jncket 1, 2. 3: Y-Teen 1. 2. 8. Robert Bruce Brandau Shull Coij.f.ge Prep Boh . . . favors plane ge- ometry class â dislikes home- work . . . when not dancing or eating, probably working on j car in his father's gar- age . . . plans to join the Navy sometime after gradu atiou. Flr t Aid Club 1; Fl h and Reel Club 1. Carol Ann Braun Shull Business Ed Ho|kts to l c a secretary . . . enjoys dancing and ice skating . . . flying to Miami was most thrilling for Annie . . . silly and conceited people draw frowns . . . tempted to go aiound the world. nuMinc Ed. Club 1: Monte and Courtesy Club 1; Student See. 3. Walter Lee Bright Siiui.i. Business Ed Say now,â it was really a thrill to sing on stage . . . sports are always in his mind . . . would like to (each a class . . . Hands hopes to become a State Trooper. H.R. Pre . 3; H.R. See. 2: Football 1. 2. 3: V rent ling 1. 2; K.-iwketball Club I. 2; Rifle Club 1. 2. 89 Richard Edgar Brownell Wolf Collf.ce Prep One of many sports fans . . . enjoys taking an active part in athletics . . . catch- ing a nineteen - inch brown trout was his greatest thrill . . . will study at Penn State to become a forester. Camera Club 1; First Aid Club 1: Hl-Y Club 2. 3. 8 c. 3: La Fraieraldud Kspanola 2. Pasqueline Frances Bubba Wolf College Prei Effervescent Pat . . . Oral Englishâher favorite subject . . . relishes Italian food and Chevy convertibles . . . dislikes conceited people and wise guys . . . Nasty Break . . . a journalist in the near future. Foreign Relations Club, See. 2: Girin' Golf Club 2: Nature Club 1: Red Jackets 1. 2. 3; Typing Club 1: Y-Teona 1. 2. 3. Harry Morris Buchanan, Jr. Shull Cou.r.c.r. Prei A four-year hand nieml er . . . government class and Doc's English class arc favor- ites . . . could do without homework . . . would like to beanâ Doc . . . Harry hopes to liecome an engineer. Band 1. 2. 3. Walter Bukowski Shull Vocational Walt . . . enjoys sports, so rates gym class the highest . . . breaking his wrist was certainly a sensation . . . thinks that working in a ma- chine shop would lie inter- esting . . . August 8âhis birth date. Mathematica Club 1; Puzzle Club 2; Tumbling Club 2. James F. Burnett Shull College Prfp Jim's interests range from G (g i r 1 s) to S (spaghetti) . . . A P store proves favorite hangout . . . with his ability to gel along with people, lie's sure to lie A-l in whatever field he chooses. Student Council 1; Baakctball Club 1; La Fraternidad Kxpan- Oln 1. Neal Barron Busch Easton College Prep Crary-okay . . . might lie said about flying ... al- ways on the go . . . excited on his solo flight in the Acr- oncaâ . . . will liegin first step in putting M I), after his name when lie enters 1. afaycuc. Ciana Cabinet 2: Hl-Y Club J. 2. 3. Treaa. 3: Junto 3. Sporta Editor; Baaketball Manager 1; Football Manager 2. Catherine Ann Camareri Easton Business Ed Why drea m of Jcannic with the light brown hair when there's pretty Kitty to sec ... a peppy twirlcr fond of traveling and leotards . . . nuts over English class . . . will soon he taking dictation. Y-Teens I. 2. 3: Twlrler I. 2. 3. Yvonne Teresa Canone Woi.f College Prep âHo-Kay! . . . enthusias- tic about food and Doc's Eng- lish class . . . won't tell her greatest temptation . . . can usually l c found eating or sleeping . . . hopes to attend Carnegie Institute in Boston . . . a future medical tech- nologist. II.R. Pro . 3; Student Council 2: Chon Club 1; I.e Corel Francala 2; Math Club 1; Mi- croscopy Club 2; Y-TreiiK 1; Red Jackets 1. 2. 3; Honor So- ciety 3. 90 Alfred Capecci Wolf General Bert . . . usually found at the âDeber Garage in Mar- tins Creek . . . often heard saying. â˘â˘Refused . . . this future art teacher will miss, most of all. the pleasant teachers at E. H. $. Banket bull Club 1. 2; Hobby Club 1. 2. Pro . 2: Football 1; III-Y I. 2. David Tracy Catlin March College Prep Dave seems destined to be- come an airline pilot . . . sjrorts ⢠minded . . . s| ends leisure time playing hall or water skiing . . . will study further at the University of Pennsylvania. Bridge Club I: RinÂŤ- Clu 2; Sodnlltn Latina 2: Typing Club l: Senior Play. Benjamin Joseph Cavotta, Jr. Shull Coijage Prep Benny Ixmcd in on May 20. 1011 ... a fan of Ricky Nelson and Fats Domino . . . tempted to wear his football uniform to Doc's class . . . silly girls arc disagreeable io him. Jeanne Carolyn Cheston Shull College Prep Sleeping and eating arc Jeanme's favorite pastimes . . . enjoys geometry class . . . can often lie heard ex- claiming. Good Grief! . . . finds homework unappealing . . . hopes to attend Kutz- town ... a future teacher. Bridge Club 2: Ho teÂŤ and Courtesy Club 2; Math Club. SÂŤx 1: Ri-d Jacket 1, 2. 3: 8o- dalitaK Latina 1: Y-Teona 2. 3. Susan Marjorie Cohn Easton Coiaege Prf.p Record collecting, reading, and driving an Impala con- vertible interest Sue . . loves Doc's English class . . hopes to study at Mount Ida Junior College to become a medical secretary. F.N.A. 2: Library Club 2; Red Jacket 2. 3: Y-Toen 2. 3. Dolores Mae Chiavetta Wolf Business En To wear berm u das to school is Dee's greatest temp- tation . . . beautiful datk brown hair . . . enjoys ban- ana splits, sports cars, and bi- ology . . . What? . . . hopes to l c an interior dec- orator. II.R. V.-Pre . 1. 2. 3; Red JÂŤe- keta 1. 2. 3. Jacquelyn Ann Chisesi Shit i. College Prep Jackie . . . beautiful dark brown hair . . . avid New York Yankees fan . . . usual- ly can lie found watching television or eating . . . Holy Mackerel! . . . enjoys history class . . . may attend East St r o u d s 1 u r g State Teachers College. F.T.A. Club 3: Hlatory Club V.-Pre . 2; Junior Foreign Pol- ley Club I: Lit Frnternldnd Ka- pnnoln 1. 2: Red Jaoket 1, 2. 3: Y-Teen 1. 2. 3. Frank W. Cigus Easton Business Ed Six-foot-one . . . likes gov- ernment and dislikes home- work . . . has fun eating and working with cars . . . birth- dayâFebruary 7. 19-11 . . . will stud y accounting at Churchman's Business Col- lege. Gamo Club 1; Hobby Club 1. Jeanne Ann Coleman Shull College Prep Friendly . . . meeting an officer proved thrilling . . . can be heard saying. Hon- est? . . . thumbs down on getting up for school ... is tempted to l e put in jail overnight ... a future tele phone operator. H.R. Sec. 3; Hobby Club 1; Rid Jackets 1, 2. 3: Sodalitas Latina 1: Senior Play. David Cooper Shull General Gym class is fun for this athletic senior . . . most thrilling moment â making his first touchdown . . . spends leisure time sleeping or playing records . . . good food and good music agree with him . . . wants to be a plumber. Current Eventa Club 1; Hobby Club 1; Hot Rod Club 2; Rifle Club 2. Joan Harriet Cooper Wolf Business En Brown hair, blue eyes . . . loves Mr. Noto's English class . . . enjoys golf and tele- vision . . . was most thrilled when left behind on Business Education Club trip to Wash- ington ... a future secre- tary. Business Ed. Club 3: Medical Room Assistant 2: Office As- sistant 3. Mary Ann Cooper Shull General Fond of jazz records and Johnny Mathis . . . ever eating, sleeping, and driving . . . favorite dayâAugust 2 . . . usually found at home . . . enthusiastic about chem- istry . . . hopes to study nurs- ing in New Jersey. Vancy Corpora Shull Business Ed Relishes Mr. Notoâs Eng- lish class . . . tempted to pilot a plane . . . adores El- vis Presley . . . hangout- home . . . five feet one inch tall . . . hopes to join the Women's Army Corps. Red Jacket k 1. Paul Robert (a)Rrikre Easton College Prep This active boy was most thrilled with his first varsity wrestling match ... at West Chester he will study to l c- comc a physical education teacher or an instructor of his favorite subject, biology. Mlcroacopy Club 2: Stamp Club 1, Pro .; Tumbllnic Club I; Track 2: Wrestling; Senior Play. Paul Cosover Wolf College Prep Playing miniature golf and dancing arc fun for Paul . . . most thrilling moment âreceiving his driverâs license . . . English is his favorite subject . . . plans to enter college. Dramatic and Usher Club 1; Typlnic Club 1. Richard L. Coursen March General Splash â There goes Dick fulfilling his greatest temp- tation. to dive from a fifty- foot diving board . . . dancing and Oral English head his hit f aradc of likes . . . wonder- ul sense of humor will take him far. 92 Evelyn Mae Crouse Shull Business Ed To be a hot rod driver tempts this dark-haired lass . . . fond of bookkeeping and secretarial studies . . . all for dancing, skating, and sleeping . . . Oh. my good- ness! . . .Ijoos loud people ... a future secretary. ItuxIneMi K L Club 1. 3: lloÂŤe  and Court ⢠⢠club 1: Y-Teen 1. 2: Honor Society 3. Judith Ann Davidson Wolf Business Ed Is tempted to be quiet in homeroomâ just to lie differ- ent ... a fivc-foot-four-inch redhead . . . born August SO . . . has an ambition to be- come a secretary. Safety Council 3. Sec.: Buaincm Ed. Club 3: Junto Typist 3; Library Assistant 3: Medical Room Assistant 3: Red Jacket 1. 2. 3; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. William Lee Cunningham Wolf Coujcr. Prfj My boyâ . . . five feet eleven inches . . . enjoys the company of sociable girls . . . passes time swimming and driving . . . aches to hit I)oc ... a career in the Navy for Bill. FIs and Reel Club 2: Math Club 1: Microscopy Club 1; Rifle Club 2. Dale D. Detweiler March College Prep Just plain likes to loaf in his spare time . . . birth date âFebruary 3. 1911 ... Arenât rainy days lioring? . . . get- ting his own car made Dale very happy . . . plans to join the Navy. Robert Michael Cusano Wolf College Prep Mike's favorite class is government . . . always well-dressed . . . bananas . . . driving and dancing- great . . . July 14. 19-11 ⢠. . will lrccome a businessman in the future. Student Council 1; H.R. Treaa. 1: Current Event Club 2. V.- Pro .; (.colony Club 2: Mixed ChoruM 2. 3. Joan Marie Dewai.t Wilson General Born April 18 . . . ambition âbeautician . . . her favorite pastime is closely connected to her greatest temptationâ that of driving around the circle backwards . . . will study at Easton School of Beauty. Dramatic and Iâshers Club I. 2: HoatcK and Courtesy Club 1: Red Jacket 2. 3; Travel Club 2: Y-Tecn I. 2. 3. Douglas Charles Darran March College Prep Doug . . . five - foot - ten with brown hair and eyes . . . Doc's English class is a favorite . . . enjoys him- self while working on a car . . dancing and wrestling arc among his likes . . . plans to become an cngincci. Home Repair Club I; La Fra- ternldad Eapanola 1; Wreatlln 1. 2. 3. Mary Martha Diamond March Coij.ece Prep Known for Marty - Parties . . . if not talking with the girls, most likely to l c found reading ... at Penn State she will study to become a teach- er. Clan Cabinet 1. 2: Student Council 2. 3: Current Event Club. Trea . 1; Girl â Golf Club 2: Junto; Make-up Editor 3; MuhIc Appreciation Club 1; Red Jacket 1. 2. 3: Sodalitas Latina 2: Girl ' Glee Club, Li- brarian 2: Mixed Choru . Li- brarian 3: Nonette 2: Senior Piny. Shirley Mae Dietz Shull Business Ed English class is Becky's fa- voriic . . . whiles away her spare time dancing or ice skating ... A trip to New York City was most interest- ing for her . . . someday per- haps a trip to Paris. Ethel Beatrice Dile Wolf Business Ed These brown eyes desire to see a nursing career . . . look with favor on s w i in in i n g. reading, and going on picnics . . . will always remember that first formal . . . sparkle when the words. Really now, arc spoken. BumIiichk Ed. Club 2; Debating Club 2; Dramatics and Usher Club 1: Hostess and Courtesy Club 1: Student Sec. 3; Honor Society 3. Patrick John Dinan Siiuu. General Pat's favorite class is gym . . . likes to swim and hunt, but to do any work is out of the question . . . there is a naval career in store for this boy. Jacquelyn Lonnie Dobes Easton General Jackie . . . listening to rec- ords and reading please her . . . this blue-eyed gal will miss Mr. Notoâs English class . . . greatest thrill was receiv- ing her own car . . . looking forward to a career in interi- or decorating. Phyllis Lorraine Doll Woi.e Business Ed Quiet, fun-loving . . . shies from conceited people and bugs . . . fancies swimming and sleeping late . . . fondest desire is to Ireconre a private secretary ... a sure bet for success. Buxlnex Ed. Club 1, 2: De- bating Club 1. 2: Red Jacket 2. 3; Y-Teens I. 2. 3; Library AKxlntant 3. Lois Ann Donato Siiuu. Business Ed Likely to take up any in- vitation for pizza pic. Inns, and dancing . . . thrilled upon receiving her driver's license . . . her quiet but friendly m a n n e r certain to make her an excellent tele- phone operator. RuMlnex Ed. Club 1; Girl ' Golf Club 2: Monte and Cour- toxy Club 1; Library Club 2; Red Jacket 1. 2, 3; Y-Teen 1. 2. 3. Joseph James Doria Easton Coi.kce Pri p Joe puls Spanish class first . . . swimming and riding around pass his spare time . . . would Ik perfectly satis- fied if he had no homework . . . will choose a career in the Air Force. Paul Joseph Dugan, Jr. Siiuu. Vocational Playing football and bas- ketball pass this future ma- chinist's time . . . Butch . . . likes to collect stamps . . . physics class most interesting . . . will say âHello and Hi to the Navy. 91 Michael Edward Dulac Pen Argyl College Prep An E. H. S. football player . . . Mickey enjoys sports of all kinds . . . also gets a bang out of tinkciing with his car . . . desires his name in book of successâperhaps under en- gineering. Football 3: Raxkctball 2: Track 2; Senior Piny. Si san Thorne Edelman Easton General An enthusiastic jazz fan . . . fancies traveling and sketching . . . ho| es to attend School of Visual Arts . . . sonic day might install a juke box in the cafeteria during lunch period. Debating Club 2: Junior For ÂŤâ˘lien Policy Club 2: Red Jacket I. 2. 3; Y-Teens 1, 2. Robert Ellis Wolf Vocational One whose ambition it is to join the Army . . . working on cars and roller skating arc A-1 ... would probably lie heard saying. So what!â to the wise guy . . . luck and success to a likeable guy. Hot Rod Club 2; Rifle Club 2. Kay Cecelia Encelewski Wilson College Prep Attractive, blue - eyed lass . . . free time filled with sew- ing and drawing . . . classical music appeals to her almost as much as food . . . Easton's loss will he an art school's gain I'Iim Cabinet 3: Student Coun- cil 3; Rechauffe t: T-Teena 2. Virginia Ann English Shull Business Ed Ginny . . . always a friend- ly smile . . . cars and pizza head her list of likes, but snobbish people fail to im- press her . . . Easton Hospital or St. Francis Hospital is her goal. H. R. Pro . 2; Golf Club 2. Home and Courtesy Club l; Library Club 2; Puxxlc Club 1; Red Jacket 1. 2; Y-Teens I, 2. 3; Medical Room Ak Is- tant 2; Student Sec. 3. Bunny Jean Eustis Wolf Business Ed Happy-go-lucky miss . . . averse to conceited peop lc and knee socks . . . might some day roller skate to class ... to join the Navy or Air Force is her ambition. Bunlnew Ed. Club 1. 2; Hobby Club 2: lloHti-NM and Courtesy Club 1: Red Jackets 1. 2: Y- Teena 1. Eari.ene Ann Evans Shull Business Ed Brown curly hair, brown eyes . . . snobbish people one of her few dislikes . . . en- joys business law class . . . spare time spent listening to records . . . looking forward to being a housewife. Marian Mae Evans Shull Business Ed The p r o I I e m of friends never worries Marian, a pop- ular lass . . . has many likes âfootball, government class, and ice skatingâbut no dis- likes . . . bound to succeed. Claaa Cabinet 2; Business Ed. Club 1. 2. 3: First Aid Club 1; Moat eon and Courtesy Club 2: Rechauffe 3: Red Jackets 1. 2. 3; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. Cabinet 2. 3: Honor Society 2. 3. 95 Gary Thomas Fahl Easton General Friendly people arc tops with this athletic senior . . . being named captain of the '57 Thanksgiving game is most memorable experience . . . Virginia Military School is his goal. H.R. Pres. I, 2. 3: Ht-Y Treas. 3; Basketball Club Pres 2; Tumbling Club Pres. 2: Foot- ball 2. 3: Basketball 2. 3; Base- ball 2. 3. Angelo Raymond Ferraro Easton Vocational Never know what to expect from this fellow . . . can l c found w a t c h i n g television . . . would like to ride an atomic submarine . . . the Navy will claim another of Easton High's â59crs. Safety Council 3: Fish and Heel Club 1; Rifle Club 1. Joseph Anthony Fili Wolf College Prep Misty weather displeases Joe . . . has a whim for danc- ing. driving, and girls . . . was in his glory when he passed his driver's test . . . future will be set when he enters the Coast Guard Aca- demy. Hot Rod Club 1; Rifle Club 1. Sally Michele Filson March Collece Prep Sweet, attractive, and pop- ular . . . tempted to attend West Point . . . swimming a favorite sport . . . Lankcnau Hospital will receive an out- standing girl. Current Events Club 1: First- Aid Club 1; Geography Club 2; F.N.A. 2. 3: Rechauffe 3; Rod Jackets 1, 2. Troas. 3: Y- Toens 1. 2. 3: Cabinet I. 2. 3. Jane Finelli Siiit.i. Businfss Ed Proof that nice things come in small packages . . . might one day conduct a rock and roll show in assembly . . . graduation will open the door to a business office. Business Ed. Club 1; Golf Club 2: Hostess and Courtesy Club 1; Typing Club 2: Red Jackets 1. 2. 3; Y-Teens 1. 2; Girlsâ Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Nonottes 1, 2. 3: Chorus 1. 2. 3. James Fiorf. Easton Catholic Vocational Zoom! . . . there goes Jim fulfilling his greatest tempta- tion by riding around t h e halls on a motorcycle . . . rates dancing and Italian food high . . . the class of '59 wishes Jim success in the future. Janet Louise Fogel Woi.f Business Ed Has a yen for steak sand- wiches and pizza pic could easily pass by conceited people and tests . . . will al- ways remember her first for- mal . . . will do a good job in any career. Advanced Typing Club 2: Needlework and Sewing Club 2: Red Jacket 1. 2: Y-Teens I, 2. 3; Student Sec. 3. John Fong Woi.f College Prep Johnny ... a popular sen- ior .. . plans to attend Baylor University and hopes to Ire- come a doctor ... a talent- ed dancer anti singer . . . his elect ion as sophomoic class president will Ire long remembered. Clan Pres. I; II.R. Pro . 2: H. R. Sec. 1; A Cappella Choir 1; All Ea tern Chorus 1: Band I, 2, 3; District Chorus 2: Mix- ed Chorus 1. 2. 3. Pres. 2. 3; Orchestra 2. 3. 96 Clara Ann Foschi Woi.k Business Ed Neat and friendly . . . driving, dancing, a n d pizza are just dandy . . . loathes conceited people . .. receiving her driving license was high point . . . sure to brighten any business office. II.R. See. 1. 2; Business Kd. Club 2. 3: Travel Club 2; Y- Teens I, 2. 3; Student Sec. 3. John Thomas Fowler March College Prep Tom . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . likes physics class . . . birthday falls on June SO . . . keeps everyone in stitches . . . will be tops as an engineer. Hl-Y 3: La Fratcrnldnd Es- pitnoln 2: Sodalitas Latina 2: Mixed Chorus 2; Orchestra I, 2. 3; Tennis I. 2. 3; Honor So- elety 2, 3, Treaa. 3; Senior Play. Betty Elaine Frankenfield Easton Business Ed A high-strutting twirler . . . passes her time sleeping . . . homework and conceited people bring a frown . . . probably will utter. âWell, how about that,â upon grad- uating ... a future nurse. Girls Golf Club 2: First Aid Club I; Library Club 1, 2; Gym Assistant 2: Library Assistant 2. 3; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3: Twirler 1. 2. 3. Alfred John Franusiszin Easton Collecf. Prep Little, but mighty A1 . . . outside of school â records, food, and girls arc high on his list . . . from this future chemist often come these words. What's this action?â Current Events Club 2; Debat- ing Club 2: Geology Club 1; Junto. Assistant Sports Editor 3; Stamp Club I; Wrestling 2. Gertrude Ann Fritz Woi.f General Trudy . . . thinks pizza pie. steaks, and Pat Ikxmc de- lightful . . . has an urge to swim the English Channel . . . prefers Mr. Notoâs Eng- lish class ... to study nurs- ing at Easton Hospital is her ambition. Dramntlrs and Ushers Club 1; Hostess and Courtesy Club 1; F.N.A. 2: Typing Club 2: Red Jackets 1. 2. 3: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. Georgians-a Fuller Wolf Business Ed Soft-spoken but adamant in her pleasure in golf and ice- skating . . . might even shout her dislike of hard work . . . doesnât mind telling the world alxrut her f u t u r c at Churchman's Business Col- lege. Business Kd. Club 2: Hobby Club 1; Hostess and Courtesy Club 1; Typing Club 2. Thomas Victor Gano Woi.f Vocational Wheel . . . there goes Tom flying around the world in a jet . . . spare time de- voted to watching television and fixing cars ... in school math fills the bill ... as school bells fade away, LâSAF wings brighten the horizon. Chess Club 2: Hot Rod Club 2; Honor Society 3. Barbara Jean Gaughran Wilson Business Ed A lass who likes a I most everything and is liked by all . . . passes extra time roller skating and dancing ... fu- ture I.B.M. operator or secre- tary ... no risk in betting on her. 97 Margaret Galghran Clarence Gilbert Wilson General Quiet, modest . . . roller skating and watching televi- sion |H | ular with Margie . . . an enthusiastic and ex- perienced letter writer . . . nix to conceited people . .. will he a successful beauti- cian. Richard Geisi.er Siiull General Stands six feet two inches tall, has blond hair, blue eyes . . . likes cars (fast ones) . . . may someday fulfill a wish to fly an airplane, but wants his career to be below the clouds. FUh and Root Club I: F.C.A. 1, 2; Homo Rcpnlr Club 2. Patricia Grace Gelbert March Collece Prep âGo 'way!â . . . what Pat exclaims when g r u m p y people arc around ... fa- vors geometry class . . . thrill- ed at liecoming news editor of the Junto . . . dreams of own- ing a red Volkswagon . . . plans to Income a nurse. FI rut Aid Club 1: F.N.A. 2. 3: Sodallta Latina 1. 2: Junto 3. New Editor; Rod Jacket 3; Y-Teens 3. Mary Lee Gibbs Easton College Prep Tall and attractive ... fa- vors stylish clothes, football games, and Latin Club trips . . . was thrilled by her first airplane ride ... to graduate from college and to lie suc- cessful arc her desires. H.R. Pre . I; H.R. V.-Pres. 3; Class Cabinet 1: Bridge Club 1; Debating Club 1; La Fra- ternldad Espanola 2; Rechauffe 3; Red Jacket 2. 3; Sodallta Latina 2; Y-Teen J. 2. 3; In- tramural Sport 1, 2, 3. Shull General The color T.V. set which BoIk won may be found at his favorite hangout â home . . . likes to rcmemlrer being on track and football teams . . . the next goal to be wonâ the Marines. Bridge Club 2; Current Event Club 1; FI rat Aid Club 1; Typ- Ing Club 2; Football 2; Track 1. Felton Gilbert Shull General Asset to sports at Easton High . . . ihc greatest temp- tation of this future marine is to go through the lunch line without paying . . . best of luck to a great guy. First Aid Club 1; Rifle Club 2; Voo News 1. 2; Basketball 2; Football 1. 2. 3; Track 2. Irene Gilbert Siiull College Prep Sharp dresser, pleasant per- sonality . . . Renee will never forget meeting Johnny Math- is . . . passion for nice clothes and dancing . . . tempted to wear a sheath gown to the Senior Prom . . . goalâfashion designing. Debating Club 1: History Club 1: Y-Teen 3; Twirling 1. 2: Designed Bn ton High School Day Scroll 2: Eldorotte Sing- ing Group; Senior Column Con- tributor for Junto, Rechnuffv Cover Design. Richard R. Gilbert Wolf Vocational Roland . . . member of the outstanding â59 football team . . . big asset to the baseball team . . . becoming a pattern-maker or Marine is his future as seen in the crystal ball. Rifle Club 2; Voc New 2; Baseball 1, 2. 3; Football 1, 2. 3. 98 Robert David Gilds Shull Vocational Dislikes conceited people intensely . . . five-foot, 139- pounder enjoys wrestling . . . besides the favorite occupa- tion of eating and sleeping there is a partiality for swim- ming and weight-lifting. Camera Club 2; F.C.A. 1. 2; Fish and Reel Club 1; Wres- tling 1. 2. 3. Janey Goldberg Easton Collfxf. Prfp Has expressive hazel eyes which light up when you mention that trip to Europe . . . thumbs down on home- work . . . tempted to live in Greenwich Village for one year . . . hopes to become a social worker. Debating Club 2: Music and Dramatics Club 2: Red Jackets 2; Y-Teens 1: Girls' Glee Club 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 3. Paul Daniel Golden Easton Coij.f.gf. Prfp Trooper says. Oh. boy! almut pizza, girls, and swim- ming . . . might some day ride around the circle back- wards . . . will ride the waves of the ocean blue in the near future. Basketball Club 1: First Aid Club 1; Wrestling 1. Ronald Bruce Goldfarb March Coij.ick Prfp Ronny probably exclaimed, âThat's all right! when he received his Vespa Motor- scooter . . . football games, food, and movies arc favorite entertainment . . . post-grad- uation plans include becom- ing a chemist at Penn State. H.R. V.-Pres. 2: Athletic Man- ager Club 1: Camera Club 2: Chemistry Club 2; La Frater- nldad Kspanola 1. John Anthony Gonsalves Easton Coijke Prfp Wherever there's life, there's Johnny . . . Wun- nerful, wunnerful ... at- tracted to sharp cars and physics class . . . tempted to ride a motorcycle around the halls during 5th period . . . what a sense of humor . . . wants to be a success. Fish and Reel Club 1; Geology Club 1. 2; Hot Rod Club 2; Stage Hand 1. 2. 3. Harry Gregory Easton General Looking forward to a career in the Navy . . . passes time eating and sleeping . . . motorcycles, sports, and cars make him happy . . . con- ceited people rank low . . . will surely miss wood shop and gym class. 8tudent Council 1; Hot Rod Club 1. 2: Rifle Club 1. 2; J.V. Football 1. Marie Ann Grillo Shull Business Ed Long naturally curly hair . . . Italian food and friendly peopl c appeal to this pop music fan . . . Okay Hon!â . . . sure to l c a success as a secretary or a receptionist . . . tempted to swim in the Dixie Cup. Business Ed. Club See. 3: First Aid Club 2; F.N.A. 1; Hostess and Courtesy Club 2; Red Jac- kets 1; Y-Teens X, 2. Carol Gruber March Collecf. Prfp Want to attend an all bovs college, eh. Carol? . . . What is it with you?â . . . white convertibles arc ap| caling . . . passes time listening to records . . . will miss Docâs English class. Debating Club 1: Dramatics and Ushers Club 1; Red Jac- kets X, 2. 3; Y-Teens I. 2. 3. 99 Rose Marie Marv Giadagni.no Easton College Peep Thrilled at meeting Jcrrv Lewis . . . wants to be an elementary teacher .. . makes a face at reciting poetry . . . black hair, five feet two inches, terribly shy . . . lists chemistry as her favorite subject. Current Event Club 2: Hostes and Courtesy Club 2; Naturo Club 1: Stamp Club 1. Julian Gunton Siiit.i. General Brown-haired Buddy . . ⢠takes pleasure in ;iin. girls, and eaiing . . . might one clay drive around the circle backwards . . . now a gym enthusiast, in the future a state trooper . . . hopes to stud y at Hershey. Pennsyl- vania. Collector â Club 1: Hot Rod Club 2: Rifle Club 2: J.V. Football 1. John Hahn Wolf General Quiet, blue-eyed lad . . . may be seen swimming and water skiing in the Delaware . . . happy while hunting . . . dislikes homework . . . favorite subject is math . . . to be a success is his desire. Basketball Club 1. 2; Flr t Aid Club 1; Rifle Club 2. Nelson Hammond Easton College Prep An earnest student . . . enjoys reading and listening to any kind of music . . . averse to disc jockeys who talk during a record . . . setting off a bomb during a stuffy assembly speech tempts him . . . plans to study chemistry at Penn State and to l ccomc a research chemist. Band 1, 2. 3; Honor Society 2. 3. Alice Handsakkr March College Prf.p Spent her junior year in Sheffield. England . . . âWay to go!â . . . most thrilled at touring Europe . . . German is tops . . . ambition is to work with the United Nations and do lots of traveling. H.R. Trea . 1; Debating Club 1: Junior Foreign Policy Club 1: Red Jacket 1. 3; Y-Teen 1: Roverette 1. 3: Sophomore Column Contributor for Junto; Honor Society 3. Kathleen Mae Harley Shull Business Ed Secretarial studies rate high . . . Kathy would like to travel around the world . . . âHoly Cow!â . . . enjoys a good book . . . will always remember her trip to Harris- burg with the Nonettes. Cl  Trea . 2; Y-Teen I. 2. 8; Hand 1. 2. 3; Girl â Glee Club 2. 3; Mixed Choru 3; Nonette 3; Orchestra 2. 3. Mary Ann Hartman Shull Business Ed Hip! Hip! Let's have the the Team Cheer! . . . our vivacious head cheerleader leads another cheer . . . just five feet tall . . . will never forget Mr. Notos English class. H. R. Sec. 2: Business Ed. Club 2. 3; Geography Club 1; Girlsâ Golf Club 2: Hoste and Cour- tesy Club I. See.; Red Jacket 1; Y-Teen 1, 2. 3; Cheerleader I. 2. 3. head 3; Intramural Sport 1; Gym Assistant 3; Student Sec. 3. Wilma Dolores Heckman Shull Business Ed Brown, naturally curly hair . . . That helps!â . . . steak and steamed clams are delicious . . . will be a suc- cessful sccictary . . . tempted to l e principal of Easton High School for one day. Business Ed. Club 2. V.-Pres.; Girls' Golf Club 2; Medical Room Assistant 2, 3; Honor Society 3. 100 Adrienne Rosanna Hkil Siiui.1. COLLEGE Prep College algel ra makes a hit with this future psychologist . . . My heavens!â . . . happy when listening to Elvis Iârcsley records or talking on the telephone . . . enjoys football games and rock ân' lull. Chemistry Club 2: Debating club l; Red Jackets 1. 2. 3: Sodalitii Latina 1. 2; Y-Teens 1. 2; Honor Society. Georce F. Hellicr III March College Prep Amiable, easy-g o i n g six footer . . . spends leisure time hunting and going on camping trips . . . most thrilled when he placed his first varsity football game ... is hopeful of one dav putting the football coaches through a day of s u m m c r practice. Class Iâros. 3: Student Council 2; I or Deutsche Voreln, Pres. 2; Music Application Club 1: Stamp Club 1: Tumbling Club Sec.-Trcas. 2: Football 1, 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3. Edward S. Henning Shull Vocational Passes lime lic-ing a specta- tor of and participating in sports . . . better known as Ed . . . favorite subject- drafting . . . enjoys bunting, fishing, and playing baseball . . . hopes to graduate from college . . . success is certain. Bund 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 3. Catherine Ann Hersey March Collkce Prep Cathy, donât you ever tire of eating popcorn? . . . âCootl-ness!â . . . competent Junto editor .. . most thrilled at attending Girlsâ State. H.R. V.-Pres. 1: Current Events Club I: Girls- Golf Club 2: Junto 3. Editor-In-Chief: Music Appreciation Club l: Red Jackets I; Sodalitas I.atlna 2: Y-Teens l, 2. 3; Interclufc Council 2: Cheerleader 1. 2. 3: Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3; Girls- Glee Club 1: Mixed Chor- us 2. 3; Twin Trio 1. 2. 3: Girls- State 2: Honor Society 2, 3: Senior Play. Mary Sue Mersey March College Prep Probably said Oh mv gosh!â when she was chosen editor of the Rechaulfe . . . terrific enthusiast of Easton High School . . . will major in child development at Penn State. Student Council 2. 3; Exchange Student 2: Current Events Club 1. V.-Pres.: K.T.A. 3; Girls- Golf Club 2; Music Ap- preciation (-lub 1; Rechauffe .3, Kdltor-ln-Chlef: Ited Jackets 1, 2, 3; Sodalitas Latina 2; Y- Teens 1. 2. 3. program chair- man 3: Interelub Council 2: Girls- Glee Club 1, 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 2. 3; Nonettes 1. 2. 3; Twin Trio 1. 2. 3; Honor So- ciety 2. 3. Sec. 3. Gwendi.yn Louise Hilburn Easton College Prep âReally?â- . . . Cwcnn lists Docâs English class and chem- istry as her favorites . . . capable Y-Tccn president . . . happy with friendly people . . . sure to be a success as a lawyer. Debatlnic Club 1; F.T.A. 1. 2: Red Jackets 1: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. V.-Pres. 2. Pres. 3: Inter- club Council 3: Band 2. 3: Girls- Glee Club 1. 2. 3. Pros. 3; Mixed Chorus 2. 3; Nonettes 2. 3: Senior Play. Herbert Stanley Hillegas NfARC.it College: Prep Herb . . . fervent progres- sive jazz fan . . . âWhat. 111c worry?â . . . enjoys geometry class . . . most tempted to go to Paris . . . yearns to study clcctrical engineering or psy- chology . . . partial to Lafay- ette and I.ehigh. Camera Club 2; La Fraternldad Kspanola 1, 2: Microscopy Club I. Charles John Hocii Wolf Vocational Tc m p t cd to ride down Northampton Street back- wards . . . belter known as Charlie . . . favors food and customized cars . . . his at- traction toward m oncy im- plies an ambition to get rich fpiick!â Hot Rod Club 2; Printing Club 101 Barbara I. Jacob Woi.f College Prep Barbie will never forget the siniinier that she s p c n 1 in Indiana . . . âGol-l-ly! . . . thrilled at becoming a cheer- leader . . . sup|x rts pep rallies and s| orts . . . future plans include college. Class Trenx. l; h.r. See. l, 3: Geology Club V.-Pres. 1. Needlework nnd Sewing Club V.-Pres. Red Jackets 1, 2: Sodalitas Latina I. 2; Y-Teens 1. 2, 3. 8ÂŤc. 1, Trens. 3; Inter- club Council 1. 2. 3. Sec. 3: Cheerleader 2. 3: Gym Exhi- bition 2: Intramural Sport 1, 2. 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3. Karin Lundin James Little Rock, Arkansas College Prep Transferred from an active life at Central High School . . . rates Latin as her favor- ite subject . . . most thrilled at winning t h c Equitation Championship at the Arkan- sas State Horse Show . . . enjoys swimming and riding horses. Honor Society 2. 3: Y-Teens 1, 2. James Jankowich Shull Vocational Usually called Jim . . . fond of printing and driv- ing aroundâ . . . aspires to start a print shop ... is considering further study at Steve's Trade School. Voc Now 1, 2: F.C.A. l: Printing Club 1. Honesty Pamela Jenkins Woi.f College Prep Genuine blond hair . . . Pam favors government class . . . intcicsting personality . . . likes reading, swimming, anti sport cars . . . âGreat day!â . . . ambitionâto be a veterinarian. Debuting Club 2: Geology Club 1; Junior Foreign Policy Club 2: Stamp Club 1; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. Gail Hoffman Easton College Prep Light brown hair, blue eyes . . . Oh nuts!â . . . Oral English class rates high . . . sure to be a very successful nurse with that amicable, agreeable personality. H.R. Sec. 2: Beginners Typing Club 1: Bridge Club I; Cam- era Club 2: F.N.A. 2. 3; Red Jackets 3; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3; Li- brary Assistant 2; Medical Room Assistant 2. Roger Ai.an Horn Bancor College Prep Class Cabinet 2. 3; Rand 2. 3: District Hand I. 2. 3: Orches- tra 2. 3: District Orchestra 2. 3: Honor Society 2. 3, V.-Pres. 8; Senior Play. Shull Easton College Prep A powerful, bard - playing athlete . . . most frequently called Bill by bis fans and friends . . . winning four let- ters thrilled him . . . would enjoy running over the bench of another football team . . . plans to go on to college and a sports career. H. R. Pres. 1. 3: H.R. V.-Pres. 2; Tumbling Club 1; Baseball I. 2. 3: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Football 1. 2, 3: Track 1. 2. 3. Robert W. Hunt Shull Vocational A color guard for the EHS Baud . . . tall and blond . . . enjoys mechanical thaw- ing. Init is most happy when playing basketball ... in the future â an asset to the Navy. BMkOtball Club 1. 2: F.C.A. 1. 2. Pres. 2; Band 1. 2. 3. First trumpeter in the EHS hand . . . enjoys reading and learning f r o in teachers who know their subject well . . . hopes to do something for the world and intends to be- gin hy teaching math, his fa- vorite subject. William Deboise Houston 102 Catherine Helen Jones Shull Business Ed Cathy rates Macâs gym class as tops . . . passes time talk- ing on the telephone . . . most thrilled at receiving her class ring . . . hopes to be- come either a Irookkecpcr or a typist. F.H.A. I; Geography Club 1; Puaxle Club 2: Red Jackets 1. 2; Typing Club 2. Eugene Jones Wolf College Prep A tall, brown-haired senior who considers gym class and all sports very agreeable . . . getting up early in the morn- ing doesnât appeal to him . . . plans to join the Air Force. Track 2, 3. Vai.erie Ann Kantier March College Prep Always enjoying lifeâthatâs Valli . . . Oral English class rates high . . . Youâre a bar- gainâ . . . dislikes humorless people anti surprise tests . . . becoming a novelist is appeal- ing. Bridge Club 1; Debating Club 1: Red Jacket 1, 2, 3; Co-ed Council 2. 3. Lucille Mae Johnson Wha-a-at? You don't say!â . . . what Lucy might sa) when she fulfills her greatest temptationâto argue with th official at a football gam . . . usually found at home eating or sleeping . . . take off your hat and roll up your sleeve to this future nurse. H.R. Pre . 1; Der Deutsche Vereln I. 2; F.N.A. 2. 3: teas and Courtesy Club I; Red Jackets I, 2. 3; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3: Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3: Girl â Glee Club 1. 2: Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3. Librarian 2. 3, V.-Pres. 3. Easton College Prei Stephen Kaminski Shull General Steve . . . tall, blonde, and blue-eyed . . . enjoys sports of all kinds, but science fills the last place on his list . . . a quiet but able and willing member of our band. Band 1. 2. 3. Michael Kebles Easton College Prep To go to the moon tempts Mike . . . finds pin ball ma- chines unattractive . . . work- ing on cars passes the spare time of this friendly lad . . . would like to alien d East Stroudsburg and become a teacher. Biology Club 2; Camera Club 2; Band 1, 2. Charlotte Elaine Keck Bethlehem College Prf.p English in general brings a smile to the lips of this pert lass . . . hopes to attend cither Albright or Muhlen- berg after graduation . . . talented seamstress and well- rounded student. H.R. Trea . 2; H.R. Sec. 3: Advanced Typing Club 2; Be- ginner â Typing Club 1; Le Cercle Franca I 2: Red Jacket 3; Sodnllta Latina 1; Y-Teona 2. 3; Honor Society 3. Barbara Mae Kehi.er Shull Business Ed Bobbie . . . your friendly manner and sweet smile will l c remembered by many . . . when temptation murmurs in your ear, rcmcinlrcr those signals on Northampton Street arc there for a purpose! F.N.A. 2: Geography Club 1; Library Club 2: Red Jacket 1. 2. 8: Y-Teena 1, 2. 3. 103 Darleane Cochran Kelchner Sinu. College Prf.p This likeable miss is look- ing forward (o graduation . . . next destinationâEaston School of Nursing . . . her genuine interest in people will serve her well in her fu- ture profession. Bridge Club 1: Che Club 1; F.N.A. 2: Microscopy Club 2; Y-Teens 2. 3; Girlsâ Glee Club 2. 3. Shirley Agnes Keller Shull College Prlp Friendly and full of fun . . . loves sports whether it is playing basketball or just yelling for a Rover team . . . the Women's Marine Corps will lie proud to receive this E.H.S. grad. Safety Council 3; First Aid Club 1; Home Repair Club Sec.-Treas. 2: Math Club 1; Red Jackets 1. 2; Sewing Club 2: Rovorettes 1. 2. 3. Nancy Ann Kellow March College Prep Sweet and petite â thatâs Nance ... a school will be her home for many a year to come . . . now listening to records, sleeping late, and talking on the telephone oc- cupy her time. Bridge Club 1. 2; Hobby Club 1; Red Jackets 2, 3; Typing Club 2. 3; Y -Teens 1. 2. 3. Gloria Shirley Kessler March Business Ed Gloria, an easygoing quiet gal . . . although undecided as to her future, she is quite positive about her likes â reading and taking it easy . . . her future sure to be happy. Buslne Ed. Club 1, 2: First Aid Club 2; Needlework Club 1. William Harrison Keyser Wolf Vocational âLive fast, and die youngâ summarizes happy ⢠go - lucky Bucky's philosophy ... his favorite pastimes â hunting and swimming â suggest a Navy sea research career. First Aid Club 2: Fish and Reel Club 2; Football 1. 2. 3; Track 1, 2. 3. Kirby Miller Kiick Easton Coij-egf. Prfp Avid sports enthusiast . . . will never forget catching that '59 touchdown pass . . . letâs hope he'll conquer even greater goals in the teaching profession after receiving a Gettysburg diploma. Class V.-Pres. 1: Student Coun- cil 1; Debating Club 1; F.T.A. 1. 2. 3. V.-Pres. 3: Rifle Club 2: Football 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3; Senior Play. E. Jay Kii.foil Wolf College Prep Jay . . . always smiling . . . hopes to enter Penn State in the fall ... a future medical doctor . . . fond of Corvettes, steaks, and girls . . . the moment to remcmlicr â pass- ing his driverâs test. First Aid Club 1; Nature Club 1. Adele Louise Kish Wolf Business Ed. Pixie cut and twinkling brown eyes . . . genuinely liked by all ... a capable and responsible personality resulted in her election as Business Manager of the Rechauffe. H. R 8ec. 1: First Aid Club 1: Hobby Club 2; Library Assis- tant 2. 3; Puxxlc Club I; Re- chauffe 3, Business Manager: Red Jackets 1. 2. 3: Y-Teens I. Pres.: Interclub Council 1; Honor Society 3. 101 Frederick Walter K x:iikr Wolf Vocational Butch ... a future fly-hoy . . . loves anything on wheels with one exception â foreign cars ... to lx; an airplane mechanic is his hig ambition . . . the very best of luck! Coin Club 1, 2: Rifle Club I; Stamp Club 1. Carol M. Krause Wolf Business Ed Blue-eyed miss . . . learns new dance steps in her spare time . . . hermudas, knee socks, and blazers keep her bright smile from fading . . . will he a pretty and capable secretary. Klral AM Club 1; Red Jackets 1. 2: Y-Toens 2. 3. Karoi. D. Kukhn Pen Argyl Business Ed K.D. ... a sociable and friendly gal who likes meeting people . . . the aroma of Italian food produces an en- thusiastic grin while one sniff of Limburger cheese â well! . . . will attend the Allen- town Comptometer School. Advnnrcd Typing Club 2: HoÂŤ- teaa and Courtesy Club 2: Red Jackets 2. 3; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. Rebecca Suzann Kinsman Shull Business Ed You better believe it!â . . . that Becky might come to school barefooted . . . that watching football games and sleeping late appeal to her . . . that she intends to go to comptometer school . . . that success is certain. Book Club 2: Klrat Aid Club 2: Student Sec. 3: Honor So- ciety 3. Barbara Ann Lalonde Easton Business Ed Barb ... a delightful combination of brown hair and green eyes . . . Oh great! â roller skates and television . . . âWhy oh why arc there unexpected tests and conceited people ... a secretary- to-be. Advnnoed Typing Club 2: Trav- el Club 2: Red Jacket 1. 2. 3; Y-Tcena 1, 2. 3. Thomas Vincent LaMav Shull Com.kgf. Prep A good-looking, blue-eyed lad . . . That's the way it goes! . . . this lover of baseball will never forget that first homcrun at E.H.S. . . . an appointment to Annapolis starts a thrilling career. H.R. Brea. 2: Ba eball 1. 2. 3; Honor Society 3. Mary Alice Lawton March Business Ed Horse talkâ is bound to interest Mary Alice . . . one of the most talented, bright, and likeable gals in the class of '59 . . . much of her life centers around a very S| ccial guy- Rualnc Ed. Club 1: Mualc Appreciation Club 1: Y-Tcena 1. 3: Glrla- Glee Club 2: Mixed Chorua 2. 3. Richard Arthur Lazarus Wolf College Prep Dick . . . will be seen on the Lafayette campus next year engrossed in the study of electronics . . . this six- foot lad enjoys a variety of things, but in particular base- ball and football. Geology Club 1; Home Repair Club 1: Mixed Chorua 2. 3; Honor Society 3. 105 James William Leamon Wolf College Prep Jim . . . partial to chem- istry . . . favorite pastime consists of doing youth woik at his church . . . popular music and progressive jazz arc special to this future minis- ter. Baakethall Club 1; Geography Club l: Geology Club 2: Mixed ChoruM 1; Football 2: Wren- tllng 2. Jonathan David Leavitt March College Prep Fun-loving Jon . . . likes include music, science, liter- ature, and language . . . born on January 6 . . . future plans include the field of psychiatry. Sodnlltaa Latina 1: Debating Club 1; Chea Club 2: Orohen- tra 1. 2. 3; Honor Society 2. 3. Patricia Joan LkRoy March College Prep Yah! . . . though chemis- try appealed to Pat at E.H.S., English drama, and psycholo- gy will he her fields at Butk- ncll . . . her passion for clothes explains her neat and smart appearance. DebatInR Club 2: Junto 3. Aa- xlxtant Feature Editor: Music Appreciation Club 1; Sodnlltax Latina 2: Y-Teen 2. 3; A Cap- pel la Choir 2; Mixed Chorux 2. 3; Honor Society 3. Richard John Leshko Siinu. Vocational Always fi s h i n g. hunting, and sleeping . . . âWhat do you say?â . . . Like most boysâgirls arc okay with him . . . greatest temptation is to ride around the e i r c 1 c in a tank . . . plans to be a pattern-maker. Stamp Club 1; Coin Club 1. Barbara Coral Levers March College Prep The sound of a whistle, this year, signaled the entrance of Easton's tall, attractive head majorette . . . outstanding because of her wide range of talents â athlete, musician, and leader. H.R. Sec. 2; H.R. V.-Pre . 3: Debuting Club I; F.T.A. 1. 2, 3. Priâ . 3; Rechauffe 3; Typ- ing Club 2; Y-Teenx 1, 2. 3: Roverotte 3; Twlrler 1. 2; Head Majorette 3; A Cappelln Choir 1. 2; Mixed Chorua 1. 2. 3. Sec. 3. Frederick Louis Lieb, Jr. Wolf College Prep Physics, steaks, and pizza receive top honors . . . Oh, Harry! . . . most thrilling moment occurred w hen his gas tank blew up . . . will attain goal of electrical en- gineering via Penn State. Biology Club 1: Geography Club I; Geology Club 2; Hl-Y Chaplain 3. Marie Annette Lieb Easton Business F.d Sweet and petite â that's Marie . . . the future years will find her at either the Easton or the Allentown School of Beauty . . . might one day take a trip around the world. Advanced Typing Club 2: F.H.A. 1. 2. 3; Library Club 1: Needlework Club 1. 2: Y-Teenx 1. 2. 3. Herbert Garshon Litvin Easton College Prep Delights in baseball, fast cars, and western movies . . . tempted to start a rumble in study hall . . . Yeah, wellâ . . . future plans include col- lege . . . hopes to become a lawyer. Dramatlca and Uxherx Club 1; Hl-Y 3: Typing Club 1; Senior Play; Honor Society 3. 106 Richard Charles 1x ng Easton Vocational Attracted to sports, swim min . and fishing . . . likes printing . . . most thrilled when he received his driver's license . . . January 20-a very special day for this six- footer . . . sure to lie a suc- cess. Manager â Club 1, 2. 3: Print- line âlul. 1. 2: Voc News Cir- culation Manngi-r 2; Ham-ball 1. 2; Banket ball 1. Robert Edward Long Easton Business Ed Fishing, hunting, and bowl- ing interesting . . . enthusi- astic aliout his trip to the Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge . . . Boh . . . enjoys liookkceping class . . . hopes to attend Rider where he will study accounting. Card Club 1; Checker Club 1; Flnh nnd Reel Club 2: Travel Club 2. Bevf.ri.y Ann Lowe Siiull Business Ed Beauty-pretty Bevâs theme . . . Ixxoming a twirler high- lighted her high school ca- reer . . . just canât wash apples and pizza out of her hair . . . undone eggs deli- â˘lately not Okey-Dokey.â Y-Teens 1. 2. 3: Twirler 1. 2. 3. Dean Russell Lowe Wolf College Prep Usually found at home . . . detests homework . . . en- livened hy basket hall, steaks, cars, and girls . . . three cheers for Doc's English class . . . spends his leisure time listening to records . . . plans to study engineering. Camera Club I; Chess Club 1; Sport Club 2: Typing: Club 2: Ha ketball 1. 2. 3; Football 1. Judith Ann Lowe Plattsburc, New York College Prei To go to Purdue for a weekend tempts this neatly- groomed lass . . . Monday morning tests irk her ... a college or nursing career for Judy . . . sure to lie a success in whatever she does. H.R. Trca . 8; F.N.A. 3: Red Jacket 3: Rechauffe 3: Y- Teen 2. 3; Intramural Sporta 2. 3. Brian Lynn Mackes Easton College Prep Winning his first wrestling match excited this six foot athlete . . . work of any kind pins him down hut drive-ins and swimming get him hack in the match ... a future mechanical engineer. H.R. Prea. 2. 3: La Fraternl- dad Knpanola 2: Sport Club 2: Stamp Club 1; Typing Club 1; Wre tllng I. 2. 3. Sharon Lee Mannix Shuij. Business Ed A musically minded miss . . . would hit the wrong note with the authorities if her greatest temptation came true . . . letâs hope she will content herself with a few of her many activities. A Cnppclln Choir 1: Girl â Glee Club 2; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. Marie Ann Marcellus Shuij. Business Ed Tempted to lie police chief for a day . . . frowns upon gelling up on a rainy morn- ing . . . thrilled when she liccamc disc jockey on âTeen- age Review . . . may be- come an airline hostess. Business Ed. Club 2. 3; Cur- rent Event Club 1; Flr t Aid Club 1: Ho tea8 and Courtesy Club 2: Rechauffe 3: Re l Jac- ket 1. 2. 3; Y-Teen 2: Stu- dent Sec. 3; Roverette 1. 107 Joyce Martinez Wolf Business Ed âIsn't il the truth!â . . . loves to listen to good blues records . . . passes her time reading . . . the subject she enjoys most â lxx kkecping . . . to overspend her budget is her greatest temptation. Kenneth Michael Master Wolf College Prep Charcoal-broiled steaks and jazz arc A-l . . . zest for playing tennis and basketball . . . climbing an 11.000 foot mountain thrilled this Eagle Scout ... to have l)oc Howe as a pupil might prove very satisfying. Student Council 1, 2. 3; Boy ' Golf Club 2: Debating club 1: Junior Foreign Policy Club 1: Junto 3; Typing Club 2: Ten- nis 1. 2. 3. Esther Rosemary McGinn Siiull Business F.d âGee whizâ . . . listening to records anti getting new clothes bring a smile . . . her favorite classes arc Span- ish and bookkeeping . . . delighted at learning to drive . . . plans to become a secre- tary. Red Jacket 1. 2: Y-Teen 1. Lynda McPeek Wolf College Prep Beautiful blond hairâone of Mac's many assets . . . might be heard saying. âI'll take the tickets! . . . this friendly gal will certainly at- tain her goalâthat of be- coming a nurse. H.R. Pro . 2; Cla Cabinet 3: Hobby Club 2: Monte and Court ÂŽ y Club 1; Library A - HlMtant 1. 2. 3; Library Club 1. 2: Rechauffe. Aroint an t Editor 3; Red Jackets 3; Student Council 3. Nancy Carol Mengel Slit'Ll. Business Ed Oh. brother!â . . . driv- ing. nice clothes, and pizza pie head her list of favorites . . . tall, dark-haired girl . .. got a thrill from her first roller coaster ride . . . will surely succeed as a secretary. Charles Meri.o III Easton Vocational Brown hair, hazel eyes . .. enjoys loafing and eating ... favorite subject â physics ... sack dresses taboo . . . prefers popular music . . . January 16 is a big day for this sen- ior . . . will succeed in any- thing lie attempts. Home Repair Club 1; Printing Club 1. 2; Vo - New 2. Ernest Claude M ESSINCER Wolf Vocational Ernie . . . might be found at Charlie's Charcoal Pit . . . thumbs down on lady driv- ers .. . fond of math class . . . hopes to join the Navy . . . will become a master auto mechanic. Flah and Reel Club 1. 2; F.C.A. 1. 2. Jean Alice Metzendorf March Collecf. Prfp Jcannic Bean . . . ambition is to become a lawyer . . . pixie . . . enthusiastic alxmt trips to New York . . . im- mediate future will be spent at Penn State . . . govern- ment classâhurrah! Student Council I. 2: Claa Cabinet 1. 2. 3; Junior Foreign Policy Club 2: Junto 3; Le CorelÂŽ Francala 2: Y-Teen 1. 2. 3. Cabinet 1. 2. 3; Girl ' Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Mixed Chor- uh 3; Honor Society 2, 3. 108 Michael Sitgreaves Miles Easton College Prep Especially thrilled when he received his driverâs li- cense . . . football games arc the greatest . . . this tall ladâs favorite subject, geog- raphy . . . plans to enter college where he will study Business Administration. Hl-V 2: Baseball I. 2. 3; Foot- ball Mnniiwr 1, 2, 3. Patricia Ann Miller March College Prep Pam . . . tempted to run EHS for a day . . . can lie h card exclaiming. Oh. blast!ââ . . . the many EHS band trips were such fun! . . . traveling would please her . . . sure to succeed. Y-Tecn 1. 2. 8; Band 1. 2. 8; Orchestra 2. 3: Girls' Glee Club 1. 2. 8. Barbara Ann Miller Siiui.i. College Prf.p Barb . . . has red hair, which she prefers to call au- burn . . . dancing, records, and sports rate high . . . de- lightful . . . her ambitionâ to liecome a dental tech- nician . . . plans to study at Temple University. H. R. Pres. 1; Business Ed. Club 2: Current Events Club I; Red Jackets 1. 3; Y-Teens I. 2. 3. Sandra Elaine Millheim Wolf Business Ed Happy-go-lucky . . . likes piz a pie. but even more than that, being engaged! ... to run Easton High School for a week is her greatest temp- tation ... a dentistâs as- sistant â thatâs the job for Sandy. Donald Richard Miller Wolf Collf.ce Prf.p Rates American history high ... his aim is to be- come a teacher on the high school level . . . passes his time eating and reading . . . good-natured guy . . . plans to attend Kutztown State Teachers College. Current Event Club 1: Geot- oicy Club 1: HlKtory Club 2: Travel Club 2; Honor Society 3. Sarah Ann Mills Siiull Business Ed A tall letter-writing blonde . . . foreign cars and wise guys are on her black list . . . getting through that ob- stacle course for her driver's license thrilled her ... be- coming a secretary will be pleasing. Orchestra 1. 2. 3. Joyce Carroll Miller Shull Business Ed March 25 â a special day for this dark-eyed senior ... to play football is her great- est temptation . . . enjoys listening to the radio . . . hopes to study bookkeeping in New York City. Business Ed. Club 1: Hostess and Courtesy Club 1: Red Jac- ket 2. 3: Cafe Assistant 3; Library A  l tant S. James V. Mineo Shull Business Ed Jim . . . passes his time fishing, swimming, and ca- noeing ... is tempted to give Mr. Bednarik an eighth period ... his greatest dis- likeâPâburg! . . . plans to join a branch of the armed services after graduation. Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Orchestra 1. Michael Charles Miskowski Shull Vocational His greatest temptation is to be a drill sergeant over Mr. Bednarik . . . has a weakness for Chinese food . . . physics class is very en- joyable . . . aim is to l c a naval officer. Athletic Managor Club 1; First Aid Club 1: Fish and Root Club 2: Printing Club 2; Honor Society 3; Senior Play. Wayne Allen Moatz Shull Gf.nf.ral Can be heard exclaiming. âCrazy man ' . . . finds lis- tening to records enjoyable . .. is tempted to buy the big- gest pizza pie in town . . . will enter the Navy after graduation. Joseph Moczydlowski Wilson College Prep Known as Joe Muzzy . . . relishes swimming, reading, and fishing . . . might one day turn on the gas in phys- ics class . . . don't Ire shocked if this livewire becomes an electrician. Chemistry Club 2; Home Re- palm Club 2. Frances Ann Monaco Easton Collecf. Prep Fran . . . future nurse... Mr. Noto's English class brings a smile to this pleas- ant brunette . . . passes time writing letters, talking, and dancing . . . her greatest temptation â to ride in a submarine. Student Council 2; H.R. V.- Pre . 3; F.H.A. I; F.N.A. 2. 3; Microscopy Club 8ee. 1; Typing Club B (Advanced) 2. Sandria Lee Morrow Wolf Business Ed Passes her time driving a Chevy truck . . . her most thrilling moment was being left liehind in Washington. D. C. . . . future plans in- clude a career in the Navy. H.R. 8ec.-TreaÂŤÂŤ. 2: Bun Inc Ed. Club 3: Collectors Club 1; Red Jacket I, 2, 3; Dramatic and Iâahers Club 1: Y-TÂŤ-en 2, 3: Girl ' Basketball Manager 2. James Russell Moser Shull General You'll be all rightâ . . . brown-eyed fun-loving Jim- mie . . . lists most exciting moment as graduation . . . rates February -1 as a big day ... no fear of fires with this future forest ranger. Thomas Henry Moser Wolf College Prep Bird . . . brown-haired, blue-eyed, fishing enthusiast . . . Canada bound?âWell, maybe some day . . . Bird will set his sights on a ca- reer of either a jet pilot or a forest ranger. Boys Golf Club 2: Typing Club 2; Tennl Team 2. William John Moss Easton Vocational Bill . . . riding around in his Corvette a favorite pastime . . . loathes rainy days . . . dreams of owning his own business but un- til that day. will study con- struction in the Air Force. 110 Elizabeth Ann Moyer Wolf Busin  Ed Wavy brown hair . . . foot- ball games, hamburgers, french friesâmmm! ... al- ways fun to be around . . . hurrah for the life of a Bell Telephone operator â eh, Betty? H.R. 8pc. 1, 3: Student 8oc. 3; Junto Contributor 3; Y- Teens I. 2. 3. Harry Franklin Moyf.r Wolf Vocational Navy-bound Butch . . . tempted to ride a motorcycle during a fire drill . . . one of his dislikes is getting a flat tire on a rainy morning . . . his favorite pastime is rid- ing around in his Corvette . . . success to this future jet mechanic. Rifle Club 2, 3. Dominick James Mugavero Wolf College Prfp Good dance music can l e heard from this future hand leader . . . lâctc favors Oral English, bowling, and listen- ing to good music . . . would like to lead Stan Kentonâs hand. Band 1. 2. 3: Orchestra 1. 2, 3: Chorus 2. 3; Senior Play. Ellen Lurae Mullen Shuij. College Prfp Blue-green eyes . . . danc- ing and cooking please her . . . April 21. her special day ... a future nurse at Easton Hospital . . . dislikes having to ride the bus . . . roller skating again? â Why sure! Houles and Courtesy Club 1: Junior Foreign Policy Club 1; Y-Teens 1. Ronai.d Frederick Mum aw Shuij. Gfnfral Six feet tall, brown hair, and green eyesâa descrip- tion of Ronnie . . . this sports car enthusiast is all for girls and football . . . stuck-up people and wise- guys â his peeves . . . plans to study guided missiles in the Air Force. 8afety C'ouncll 3: F.C.A. I. V.- Pres. 2: Hot Rod Club 1. 2; Voc News 1; Football 1. Verna Jeannette Mumaw Shuij. Businfss Ed Friendly gal . . . spends her time looking under the hood of a car to see what makes it tick . . . sure to succeed at liookkceping. since this is her favorite subject. H.R. Treas. I: Medical Assis- tant 1: Red Jackets 1. 2. 3: Student Sec. 3; Y-Teens I. 2. 3. Mildred Deborah Murphy Siiull Business Ed Singing and driving occu- py Millieâs spare time . .. en- rolling at Annapolis would Crovc exciting for this fun- ning gal . . . plans a ca- reer in music or teaching. Class Cabinet 2. 3; H.R. V.- Pres. 1; Business Kd. Club 3; Rechauffe 3; Y-Tccns 1. 2. 3. Assistant Treas. 8; Band 1. 2, 3. Sec. 3; District Chorus 2; Girlsâ Glee Club 1; Mixed Chor- us 2. 3; Orchestra 1. 2. 3; F.T.A. 3. See.; Honor Society 3; Senior Play. Constance Jeannette Musumeci Wolf Coij.fce Prfp Connie . . . sweet and pretty . . . capable senior class treasurer . . . pet ex- pression, Good grief! â would like to take a trip around the world ... fu- ture plans include collegeâ perhaps West Chester or East Stroudsburg. H.R. Sec. 3: Future Nurses Club 2: Junto 3: Sodalitas La- tina 1. 2: Music Apprecia- tion Club 1: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. Ill Joann Gail Mutchler Woi.f College Prep Jo s future plans include a career in nursing . . . would enjoy a trip out west . . . very happy when horseback riding, ice skating, and swim- ming . . . dietetics class is great; square dances are such fun. Collectors Club 1: Red Jackets 1. a. 3: Typing Club B (Ad- vanced) 2; F.N.A. 2; Orches- tra 3. J. Arthur Nicholas Wolf Vocational Nick . . . indispensable to the '59 Red Rover Rutcmcn . . . most momen- tous occasion â first E.H S. football game . . . fast cars, the Yankees, anti ice skating well-liked by this good-look- ing senior . . . future still a question. Football 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3. Cleo Marif. Nicholas Woi.f Business Ed Oh. golly. . . . her fav- orite subject â government . . . swimming, ice skating, and reading arc special . . . five feet one inch . . . likes jokes, dancing, food, anti driving . . . plans to become a secretary. Her Deutsche Vereln 1; F.H.A. 1; Red Jackets 2. 3. John Joseph OâConnor Shull Vocational Brown hair and blue eyes . . . Johnny . . . prefers working on cars ... pet peeve â wise guys . . . will join the Air force to be- come a jet pilot. History Club 1; Collectors Club 1. Jeanne Marie Ogden Shull Business Ed Blond-haired and genial . . . her most unforgettable moment â the day she re- ceived her driverâs license . . . a perfect day always in- cludes Pat Boone or Perry Como records . . . sure to be an ideal secretary. First Aid Club 1; Library Club 2; Puasxlo Club 1: Rechauffe 3; Red Jackets 1. 2. 3; Travel Club 2; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3: Med- ical Room Assistant 2. 3; Hon- or 8oclety 3. Charles Laubach Oldt March College Prep Watching and participat- ing in sports take up most of this popular seniorâs spare time . . . Chippyâs likes in- clude movies while his dis- like is homework . . . every- one will agree on the suc- cess of this future engineer. H.R. Pres. 1. 3; H.R. V.-Pres. 2: Mathematics Club 1; Sports Club 1, 2: Hobby Club 2; Bas- ketball I. 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3: Honor Society 3. Michael Mario Orlando Wolf General Mike . . . brown hair, brown eyes . . . rates hunt- ing and fishing high . . . favorite pastime is watching television . . . Octolier 7 is an important day in his life . . . future still undecided. 8afety Council 3. William James Orse March Vocational Ever touch a bear with a ten-foot pole? Bill could have on his most thrilling moment . . . has preference for hygiene and hunting ... the Air Force or bust. 112 Barbara Ann Orr SlIL'IJ. GENERAL Babs . . . the blue trend has gone to her head (she's tempted to dye her hair blue) . . . Oh. heck.â says this good-natured senior, who wouldn't like to work at the Bell Telephone Co.! Barbara Pacchioli Shull Business Ed Pizza and pop records arc tops with this blue-eyed sen- ior .. . if not at home, Bar- bara is sure to l e at Dela- ware Terrace, telling one of Mr. Noto's famous jokes... âOh. heck! . . . beautician school will welcome this lass. Gcogrnphy Club 1; Hoxtexs and Courtly Club 1; Student See. 3. Marion Alice Pain . Easton College Prep The familiar whistle and âIsnât that sweet? can of- ten be heard from Marion . . . peppy, radiant head twirlcr . . . sure to become a success when site fulfills her ambition â becoming a nurse. Student Council 2. 3; F.N.A. 2: Music and Dramatlew Club 2. Pro .; V-Tmu I. 2. 3: Twlrler 1. 2. 3. head 3: Girl ' Glee Club 2. 3; Mixed Chorua 1, 2. 3: Senior Play. Geraldine Ann Palm isano Wole Business Ed Five feet two. eyes ofâ brown! . . . cheery Gerry thinks the world of chicken and rock nâ roll . . . just might fulfill that desire to take a trip to Europe . . . sure to l c an asset in the secretarial world. ItUMlnea Ed. Club 2. 3: Geog- raphy Club V.-Pre . 1: Honor Society 2. 3; Hoatea and Cour- teay Club 1; Needlework and Bowing Club 2: Rechauffe 3: Y-Teona I. 2. 3; Student Sec. 3. Judith Marik Panovec Woi.f College Prep Ash-blonde hair, grey eyes âJudy . . . loves classical records and reading . . . idol- izes Tony Perkins . . . thinks a lot of Docâs English class ... to Ik- a successful nurse is her aim. Art Club I; F.H.A. 1: Micro - copy Club 1. 2: Mualc Club 1; Typing Club 2. Aaslatnnt Li- brarian 3. Hugh Parsons, Jr. Bangor Business Ed J u n n y participated in many activities at Bangor . . . sharp clothes, Oldsmo- biles, and sports arc greatly- appreciated . . . Holy Nel- lie. do you really want to be a bachelor? . . . plans to attend Churchman's Busi- ness College. Raymond John Patterson March Vocational Good food, girls, and cats are great.â aren't they. Ray? . . . this tall good-na- tured guy is sure to fulfill his ambitionâthat of liecom- ing an officer in the Navy . . . | ct peeveâstuck-up peo- ple . . . April 20 is the date. Golf Club 1; Gym Club 2. Carol Ann Patti Shull Business Ed Blown hair and sparkling eyes to match . . . How 'bout that! . . . tempted to scream in one of her cjuict study halls . . . devotes much of her time to Band- stand and Al . . . a type- writer holds the key to her promising future. Ronald Pai l Pizaire Siivll Vocational Ronnie . . . considers first lunch period something special . . . rates food, sports, cars, and girls high . . . getting his driving li- cense prosed very exerting . . . the life of an auto me- chanic is his goal. Collector Club 1; Voc New 1. David Peter Potocki Shull Cou-ec.i: Prep Polock . . . blonde hair, hazel eyes . . . fishing, hunt- ing. and Doc's English class âcrazy . . . would like to see Mr. Maitland sit still at a svrestling match ... an engineer-to-be. Kootbnll 1. 2. 3; Wreatllng 1. 2. 3. David Potter Fulton, Nf.sv York Coilkcf: Prep Dave . . . favorite pastime is riding around tosvn . . . passes by stuffs, conceited | coplc . . . will alsvays stop for physics and a good bologna . . . has an unusual ambition to lie a Ixrlogna maker. ItridKf Club 2; Typlnit Club 2; Track 1. 2; Honor Society 3. Anna Marie Prest Shull College Prep Just about fisc feet with cses and hair of brownâan accurate description of Anna Marie . . . dishes of rasp- lierry ice cream and seeing Tommy Sands arc her spec- ialties ... is sure to Ire suc- cessful in a teaching career. Find Aid Club I; F.T.A. 3; Rcchnuffe 3; Red Jacket 1. 2. 3; Soda lit a Latina 1; Y- Teon 1. 2. 3: Honor Society 3. Joan Elizabeth Proctor Wolf General Movies anti dancing rate A-l with Joanie . . . five feet two . . . That's too had . . . celebrates her birthday on March 27 . . . Mr. Sweeney's English class will never l c forgotten by this nurse-to-be. Debating; Club 2; Flr t Aid Club I; CieoRraphy Club 1; Li- brary Club 2; Library Am In- tant 2. Frances Pucao Wolf Business Ed Francic . . . How docs that grab you? . . . almost perpetual pony tail (maybe that's how they grab you!) . . . casual clothes and | o- tato chips arc relished . . . a gal full of funâheaded for the business world. 8ewlnÂŤ club l. 2. Beverly Ann Pysher Easton Business Ed Bev . . . |M ssesscs pretty brown hair and an ever- present smile . . . fond of dancing, and Miz's steaks . . pleased by the idea of making a bonfire of all school booksâexcluding Mr. Noto's English l ooks. of course! ... a future secre- tary. H.K. Tren . 3; Library A U- tnnl 3. Joseph Reed Siiuij. General Cool. calm, and collected âthat's Pepe . . . business law and food rate a smile . . . birthday, September 3 . . . Well, it's about that timeââ . . . with his happy and persuasive personality, success as a salesman can't be far away. H.R. V.-Pra . 1. 2. 3; Camera Club 2; Ix-batltiK Club 1. 2. 115 Anthony Joseph Rotondo Shull College Prei Tony . . . betrays the iden- tity of his favorite class by the expression. You crook . . . this well-liked lad can usually l c found at any dance . . . temptation is to hit I)oc Howe . . . success to this future civil engineer. Joanne Sandra Rotondo Easton Business En Full of fun and always talking ... green-eyed Joanne condemns Elvis Pres- ley haters . . . three guesses what her likes arc! . . . Aw Câmon.ââ Joanne, why do you want to invade Annap- olis? H.R. Tn-nn. 2; F.N.A. 3; Geog- raphy Club 2: Monte and Courtesy Club 2: Math Puzzle Club 1: Red Jacket 1. 2. 3: Travel Club 1: Y-Teen 1. 2. 3: Student Sec. 3. Janet Doi.ores Salem Woi.f Businfss Ed Steak sandwiches and piz- za head Janet's list of likes . . . first council dance- most thrilling moment . . . when not in school, can usually lie sighted riding in a certain Ford . . . lots of luck to this exulrerant sen- ior. Collector â Club 1; Geography Club 1. 2; llOHtCK and Cour- te y Club 2: Red Jncket 1. 2. 8: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3; Girls' Chor- us 3. Dolores Grace Sanci nito Wolf Businfss Ed Five-foot-two Dec files this as her most memorable mo- ment â when asked to go steady . . . eating and watch- ing television arc her pri- mary pastimes . . . f tit me plans include Irecoming a typist and filing clerk. flowing Club 2; Typing Club 2. Betty Jane Reiss Wolf Businfss Ed Greatly admires Sal Min- eo .. . dreams of having the fastest car in the world . . . Jess â tiny, with blond hair and brown eyes . . . especial- ly favors skating . . . will likely be a girl in uniform. Collector Club 1: Geogrnphy Club 1; Red Jacket 1. Robert John Renner Siiull Vocation l Bull . . . valuable athlete for E.H.S. . . . mouth waters when hamburgers, milk- shakes and grapes arc men- tioned . . . tempted to drive a midget car around the halls . . . intends to play- football in college. Wrestling 1: Basketball 1: Track 1. 2; Football 1. 2. 3. Edwin John Ricf. Siiull Gfnfrai. Ed . . . places gym and hamburgers first . . . May 30 a big day . . . watching tele- vision occupies most of his time . . . future still a big question in his mind. Track 1. 2. 3. Virginia Louise Ricker Siiull Collect. Prep Ginny . . . wonders if sheâll ever get a chance to spin the tires on Woody's new Dodge . . . week-ends please this friendly senior . . . moment to rememberâ seeing Tommy Sands in per- son . . . will brighten some school room. Hlatory Club 1; Ito tea and Courtesy Club 1; Rod Jacket 1; Y-T.-.-iik 1. 2. 3. Katherine Marie Sandercock March Coixf.g : Prep Chemistry and I oc's Eng- lish class arc preferred . . . greatest temptationâto mix up the liooks outside the cafeteria . . . her eyes spark- le when music and spoils arc mentioned . . . future plans include becoming an elementary teacher. H. R. Sec. 3; Junior Foreign Policy Club 1; I.e Cercle Fran- cal 2: Music and Dramatics Club 2; Muxlc Appreciation Club 1: Red Jacket 2. 3: V- Teena I. 2. 3: A Cappella Choir I. 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3. Carol Arlene Sandt Wolf College Prft Serene, blond-haired, blue- eyed Carol . . . good-natured and friendly . . . walking down the middle of North- ampton St. entices her . . . averse to short boys and snobbish people . . . IkmiiuI to lie a great success. Safety Council 1, 3: First Aid Club I; Der Deutsche Vereln 1: Microscopy Club 2: Red Jac- ket 2. 3: Travel Club 2: Y- T.-en 2. 3; Girl Glee Club 2. 3: Mixed Chorua 3; Orchestra 3; Honor Society 8. Annabelle Jane Saylor Wolf Business Ed Friendly Ann . . . relishes pizza and dancing ... re- ceiving that engagement ring proved to l c her most spark- ling moment . . . this blond- haired. brown-eyed lass hopes to hold a secretarial position upon graduation. Y-Teen I. 2. 3. Margaret E. Saylor Siiuij. Business F.d Driving, swimming, and dancing rate tops with Peg- gy .. . caterpillars give her the chills . . . arrived on Jan- uary 20 . . . most thrilling moment yet to come . . . yearns to l ecome an airline stewardess Buaineaa Ed. Club 1; First Aid Club 1. Mary Jane Schall Siiuli. Business Ed August 29 . . . Mary spark- les most when dancing or eating her favorite food â pizza . . . vetoes the pics- ence of conceited people . . . plans to enter some line of office work upon gradua- tion. Debating Club 1; Flret Aid Club 2: Library Club 1.2: Red Jacket 1. 2; Y-Teen 1. 2. 3. Michael W. Schef.tz Wolf Collece Prep Mike . . . jolly good fel- low among his friends . . . in favor of dancing and neat dressers . . . s| ends his sum- mers at the shore . . . was so embarrassed when lie wore two kinds of shoes to school . . . hopes to attend Villanova. Band 1, 2. 3; Orchestra 2, 8; Senior Play. John Jacob Schlegel March College Prep John likes driving, tennis, and golf . . . always enjoys a party or a dance . . . math being favored, plans taking Industrial Engineering at Lafayette . . . best of luck for a prosperous future. Claaa Cabinet 8: Chen Club 1; Math Club 2: Rechauffe Axxla- tant BuxIik-kk Manager 3; So- dallta Latina 1, 2: Tennla 1, 2; Mixed Chorua 3. Gloria Viola Schoch Shull Business f.d Gloria . . . knee socks and homework enter her list of dislikes while Mr. Xoto's English class is entered un- der preferences . . . this brown-haired, brown -eyed lass hopes to attain her goal as a bookkeeper. Advanced Typing Club 2: Bridge Club 1; Ch.-ax Club 1. 2. Mary Ann Sidoti Wolf ('ÂŤixkge Purr Friendly ami effervescent Mary Ann . . . our own class secretary . . . nice clothes and good music arc most appealing . . . most thrilling moment â getting her diploma . . . will surely brighten some lucky hospital upon graduation. Clam 8ec. 3: It .It. See. 1: It.It. Pres. 2: H.R. V.-Pres. 3; First Aid Club 1, V.-Pres.; Girlsâ CIt nub 2. 3: F.N.A. 2. V.- Pres.: Junto 3. Assistant Busi- ness Manner: Bed Jackets 1. 2. 3: Sodalitas l itlna I. 2; Y-Teona 1, 2, 3. Rose Ann Sidoti Slll'I.1. (.01.1.Mil. IV. Iâ This jolly, friendly gal's most thrilling moment came this past summer when she visited Europe ... a definite asset to our hand . . . hap- py-go-lucky . . . plans to further her education at E-S.S.T.C. Band I. 2. 3: F.N.A. 2: Y- Teens 1. 2. 3. Mary Ann Sigmncer Siit'i.i. College Prep Cute and fun-loving . . . conceited peopleâpet peeve . . . most thrilling moment yet to come . . . can often lie heard exclaiming, âOh. Boy! . . . an ideal nurse for some lucky hospital. F.N.A. 2. âorres| ondlnic Soe.: History Club 1. V.-Pres.; Hos- tess and Courtesy Club 1: Li- brary Club 2. Treas.: Hed Jac- kets 1. 2. 3. Pres. 3: Y-Teens I. 2. 3. James Henry Slater Wolf Collkce Prep Fun-loving . . . Jim . . . most thrilled upon receiving his driver's license . . . temp- led to take one of the paint- ings in the halls of E. H. S. . . . hopes to attend Penn State. Collectors' Club 1. Sec.: Fish and Keel 2; Gcoitraphy Club 1; Travel Club 2; Tennis 2. 3. Edmund Tristan Schuster Easton General Brown eyes and brown hair . . . farming, weight- lifting. and hunting rate high on Eddie's list . . . Jan uary 13 is his big day . . . is sure to succeed in getting a good job. Nancy Louise Seifert Woi.f Busixfss Ed Amiable Nancy . . . great horse lover . . . receiving her driver's license proved to i c her most thrilling moment . . . disapproves of conceited people . . . Easton High's loss will l c some lucky boss's gain when she fulfills her goal of becoming a secretary. Hoatea and Câourteay Club 1: Library Club 2: Mbroscopy Club 1; Needlework Club Treaa. 2: Y-Teena 2. John Gary Shirley Siiull College Pri p A big wide smile greets anyone meeting Gary . . . thinks English class terrific, although is tempted one day to âsmack I)oc . . . this pleasant, handsome lad will make his career in the Navy. Kenneth William Shiner Siilt.i. College Prep Likeable . . . passes time driving . . . cars and sports âhigh on Kenny's list of favorites . . . August 3. a special day for this hlond- haired. blue-eyed lad . . . looks forward to sailing the ocean blue. Geraldine Ann Slingland Mil'll. Business Ed Gerry . . . ash blonde hair and brown eves . . . most (bulling moment â gelling her diploma . . . conceited |H nple rale low on her list . . . may often l c seen danc- ing or skating . . . would like to be a telephone oper- ator. Annette Louise Smith Easton College Prep Oh. really! may often l c exclaimed by this high- strutting twiiier . . . gradu- ation proved to l c her most thrilling moment . . . petite and vivacious . . . enjoy lobster tail and nice clothe . . . sure to attain her goal âsuccess. II.R. Trea . 1: Studuit Conn- ell 3: Geography club 2: llo - to and Court ÂŤy Club 2. Trens.; Y-Teem 1, 2. 3; Twirl- er 1. 2. 8. Barbara Ann Smith Easton Business Ed Better known as Smitty to her many friends . . . cute and full of fun . . . Septem- l er 18 â imputant day in her life . . . avid Presley tan . . . luck and success in nursing to this bouncy sen- ior. Geography Club 2: Hoste  and Courtesy Club 2: Math Club 1; Red Jaekets 1. 2. 3: Travel Club l: Y-Teena l. 2. 3. Charles Robert Smith Shull College Prep Mention planes and see Bob's bright blue eyes sparkle . . . driving takes up spare lime . . . May II is his big day . . . this future pilot plans to study at the Air Force Academy. Der Deutsche Vereln 2. Anita Bernadine Sodaitis Easton College Prep Being elected Student Council secretary proved most thrilling to Bernadine . . . enjoys geometry and chemistry classes . . . music in general appeals to her . . . friendly and likable. ClaM Cabinet 3; Student Coun- cil 2. 3. Sec. 3; Chemistry Club 2: Debating Club 1; K.T.A. I. 2: Library Assistant 2; Red Jackets 1. 2; Y-Teens I. 2. 3; Girls' Glee Club 1. 2. 3. Trea . 3; Mixed Chorus 8. Vincent Joseph SOTTOSANTI Wolf College Prep Blue eyes, black hair . . . Vince maintains that Doc's English class is great . . . enjoys good times and sports at E. H. S. . . . plans bis fu- ture around an engineering career. H.R. Treas. 1; Current Eventa Club I: Debating Club 1. 2; lll-Y Club 2. V.-Pres. 3: Hon- or Society 8: Tennis 2. 3: Sen- ior Play. Anthony Spezio March College Prep Happy-go-lucky fellow ... Speze . . . says chemistry is h i s favorite subject . . . would be thrilled to enter Lafayette as an engineering student ... his favorite ex- pression applies â Lots of luck! Louis Sportelli Siiull Comxge Prep Known to l e a friendly lad with a ready smile . . . enjoys dancing, government class, piz a. and coffee . . . the future holds the Air Force and an engineering ca- reer, in which lie is sure to succeed. 119 George A. Steckel Wolf General Stcck . . . keeps everyone laughing with his wonderful sense of humor . . . cars and drag-racing keep him smil- ing . . . grins when he thinks of his future in the Air Force. Shirley Ann Stefanovic Wolf Business Fo Abolishing school would make Shirley very happy ... April 4, 1941 . . . appreci- ates Elvis Presleyâs records . . . this model-to-be may often l c found riding in a Ford, a red and white mod- el. Dramatic nnd Ushers Club 1. Moniece Stf.vens Shull Business Ed 'Iliis brown-haired, brown- eyed senior lists skating and Elvis Presley as her delights âschool and spaghetti as her dislikes . . . September 16. 1910 . . . The sky is the limit for this future air- line hostess. Mary Julia Stoner Shull College Prep Chemistry rates high with M. J. and this accounts for her future plans as a chem- ist . . . five feet two . . . reading and traveling occupy her spare time . . . quiet and friendly . . . bound to lie a hit. Student Council 2; Chomlxtry Club 2: Geology Club 1; Hon- or Society S; Junto , Axxlxtnnt Now Editor 3: Rod Jacket I. 2. 3: Sodalitas Latina 1. 2; Y-Toonx 1. 2. 3. John Newton Stothoff March College Prep Aimed high in his favorite sport, basketball . . . shoot- ing for electrical engineer- ing . . . when you score. Jack, you will l c able to have all the records, steaks, and cars you may want. Bnxketball Club 2; La Frator- nldad Espanola 1: Hobby Club 2: Stamp Club 1: Rnakctball I. 2. 3. Paul Clarence Stoudt Easton General Wants to be a pattern maker and plans further study . . . likes sports and the drums . . . dislikes the sack dress . . . chief among his designs is the procure- ment of his diploma Dorothy Mae Straukas Wolf Business Eo Dot . . . January 27 . . . interested in dancing and skating . . . getting driverâs license was her biggest mo- ment . . . tempted to teach Miss Klinger physical educa- tion . . . will liecome a secretary. Flint Aid Club 1: Geography Club I; Red Jacket 1. 2: Y- Teenx 1, 2., John James Strausf., Jr. Easton Vocation ai. Five feet ten with eyes of blue . . . likes physics, loo . . . looks to the blue yon- der with aviation and the Marines ... good luck. Butchâhappy landings! Flrxt Aid Club I; Hot Rod Club 1. 120 Frances Sulfaro Shull Business Ed Fran . . . brown hair and eyes . . . to become an air- line hostess is her greatest ambition . . . likes football games and dancing . . . un- friendly people irk her . . . Oh really! . . . may be found at home watching tel- evision. Flr t Aid Club 2; HoMtexa and Courtesy Club 1; Rod Jacket 1. 2. 3; Typlmc Club 1. 2; Li- brary Assistant 1. 2. 3. Theodore Edward SULKIN Wilson College Prep Tedâs high point at E.H.S. was being District XI wres- tling champ ... his ambi- tionâto be a doctor ... if he is as good a doctor as he is a wrestler, all will lie well. Math and Puzzle Club 1; Typ- ing Club I; Track 2; Wrestling I. 2. 3. Jacquelyn Swick Wolf business Ed One of the peppy cheer- leaders . . . passes time dat- ing a certain someone . . . likes bookkeeping class . . . tempted to play football . . . Churchmanâs will welcome her . . . that friendliness will take her far. Business Kd. Club 2. 3, Pres. 3: Dramatics and Ushers Club 1; Hostess and Courtesy Club 1; Needlework Club 2: Cheerlead- er 2. 3; K.H.S. Day Queen. Phillip Michael Tarsi Woi.f General Geography is Philâs fav- orite subject . . . knows the lay of the land l est on the baseball diamond of the Blue Mountain Ixague . . . best wishes. Philâhit them hard and youâll make your million. Robert William Thomas Woi.f General Gym class and football crown Billâs list of favorite interests . . . likes almost everything ... by being a jet pilot, he will speed to- ward the goalposts of his ambition. Football 1. 2. 3. Teresa Ann Marie Todaro Easton Business Ed Dreams of Incoming a good secretary . . . records and Mr. Notoâs English class appeal to this quiet miss . . . homework anti conceit- ed | eoplc rate low. nuxincKK Kd. Club 2: Haute and Courte y Club 1. 2: Puz- zle Club 1; Girl â Ole Club 1, 2. 3. Thomas James 'I'odaro Shull General Tomâs favorite subjects arc gym and art . . . has a complex on cars . . . his temptation is to drive back- wards through the circle ... someday would like to drive to California â Hollywood watch out! Stephen Victor Tracy March Collece Prep Studious Steve rcatls books, likes jazz . . . with eyes of brown anti hair of brownâwill it be the college of Brown . . . being a Con- gressional page was his thrill . . . on girls he is unsettled still. Student Council 1, 2. 3. V.- Pre . 2. Pre . 3; Debating Club Pro . 2: Hobby Club 1; So- dallta Latina 1, 2: Honor So- ciety 2. 3; Mixed Choru 2. 3: Baaeball 1. 2: Tennl 3. 121 Lorraine Troll Wolf Business Ed Enjoys dancing, swimming, and long conversations on the telephone . . . Mr. Notoâs English class- is tops . . . thrilled at being a lire twirl- cr . . . to sit on the top of the monument in the circle is her secret desire . . . will succeed as a secretary. H.R. 8oc. 1: F.H.A. 1: Ad- vanced Typing Club 1, 2: History Club 1: Needlework Club 2: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3: Li- brary Assistant 2; Nurse An- nuitant 3. Elizabeth Jean U.N ANGST Shull College Prep Beppy . . . blue eyes . . . delights in peaches, dancing, and driving . . . claims to have had no thrilling mo- ment . . . snobbish people get thumbs down . . . gov- ernment class pleases her ... tempted to run the school for a week. Band Club 1, 2: Y-Teenn 1, 2, 3: Band 1. 2: Girin1 Glee Club 2. 3. Anita Ann Vandegrift Siiri.1. Business Ed Mosquito . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . July 23 an important day in her life . . . bookkeeping, play- ing the piano, and a certain lM y head her hit parade of likes . . . gossips rate low. Y-Teenn 1. 2. 3. William Van Syckle Wolf General Nicknamed Pickleâ . . . is a five-foot-five-indi blond, blue-eyed guy who is sweet on spaghetti and girls (un- less they fib) . . . looking to a naval careerâ(with a girl in every port). Band 1. 2. Arthur S. Varga Wolf Vocational Art chooses machine shop as his favorite subject . . . though he will probably lie found passing his time fish- ing. hunting, or watching a baseball game . . . dislikes school . . . likes gym and old cars. George Leigh Veit Wolf Colit.ce Pri p Tall, handsome Veikic en- joys Doc's English class . . . a trip to Europe proved most exciting . . . tempted to ride around the halls in a motor scooter . . . hopes to liccome a successful engi- neer. Student Council 1, 3: Camera (Tub I; Hot Bod (Tub 2: I .a Fraternldad Kspanola 2: Mu- sic Appreciation (Tub 1: Track I. 2. 8; Mixed Chorti 1. 2; Senior Play. John K. Wagner Woi.f CoiABGR Prep A quiet blue-eyed lad . . . fancies hunting . . . annoy- ing Doc makes him happy . . . homework gets thumbs down . . . physics class rates high . . . would like to lie- conic a millionaire after get- ting a degree in engineering. Chemistry (Tub 2: Geoloiry Club 1: Sodalitas Latina 1, 2; Honor 8oclety 2. 3. Mary-Vf.rdei.la Wagner Easton College Prep Would lie satisfied playing the piano, reading, or sleep- ing . . . football games, chcmistrv. a n d vacations bring a smile . . . Hood Col- lege will greet this popular lass. H.R. V.-Pre . 1. 2: H.R. Sec. 3; Dcbatlnit (Tub I: Sodalitas Latina 1. 2, V.-Pre . 2: Travel Club V.-Pros. 2: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3: Girls' Glee (Tub 1. 2: Mixed Chorus 1. 3: Honor So- Tety 2. 3: Senior Play. 122 Constance Anne Waltman Shi'i.i. College Pup Ash-blondc hair, hazel eyes . . . visiting South A merica and Califor- nia thrilled her most . . . enjoys math and scienrc classes . . . would like to l c successful in a career of this âype Claim V.-Pre . 2: Claw Cabinet 1. 3; Geology Club V.-Prea. 1; Sodulltan Latina I. 2, 8ÂŤc. 2: Typing Club Prc . 2: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3. Interclub Council Pro . 3: cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Orches- tra 1. 2. 8: Honor Society 8. Kit.hard Howard Wehr Charleston, West Virginia General Dick . . . algebra, solid geometry, and cars rale high, but conceited girls get thumbs down . . . playing for President Eisenhower while in the Charleston High School Band a mem- orable experience ... a fu- ture electrical technician. Safety Council 8: Bami 1. 2; Orchestra. Helen Margaret Wentzel Sniru. Collect Prep Interested in dancing and Iroys . . . January 13. an im- portant day in her life . . . first airplane ride was most thrilling . . . unfriendly people donât ap| cal ... a future nurse. DuNlneaa Ed. Club 1; IIomokk and Courtesy Club 1; Red Jac- kets l. 2. 3; Y-Teens 1. 2: Senior Play. Charlotte Elizabeth Wertz Easton College Prep Brown hair and eyes . . . likeable and friendly . . . spem I spare time getting to- gether with friends . . . mils over Docâs English class, but could do away with school books . . . will surely suc- ceed in whatever she under- takes. H. R. Pres. 2: Debating Club I: F.T.A. 3: Junto 8: Red Jackets 3: Sodalltaa Latina 1, 2; Travel Club 2: Y-Teens I. 2. 3: Honor Society 8. Thomas Wheelen 'Volf Vocational Tom . . . enjoys wood shop . . . fast cars make him happy . . . having a tire blow out while going around a curve at fifty miles per hour proved most thrilling . . . can l c heard saying. Hey, manâ. Willie Russell Wheeler Wolf Vocational Passes his spare time play- ing various sports . . . going down a hill at 100 m.p.h. without a brake was most exciting ... to build the fastest car in the United States would please him . . . enjoys government class. Hobby Club 1; Football 2; RnMebnll 1. Russell Woeppel Shull Vocational To drive a tank around the circle the wrong way is very tempting to this sen- ior . . . known as Rusty to his fiicnds . . . enthusiastic alrout cars . . . wise guys tiling a frown . . . commer- cial piloting may licckon him after graduation. Band 1. 2. 8. Gary Grant Wolfe Easton Vocational Wolfie . . . five feet eleven inches tall . . . thumbs down on sack dresses and wise guys . . . greatest tempta- tionâto salxitage the boil- ers of Easton High ... to liecomc a print shop fore- man is his ambition. Find Aid Club 1: Flab and Reel Club 1; Mixed Chorua 1, 2. 3. 123 Susan Ruth Wolfinger Wolf Coukk Prep Susie . . . red-brown hair and brown eyes . . . likes Doc's English class and fool- ball games . . . can l c found at home or dancing some- where. Current Eventu Club Trea . 2: Hobby Club 2: II onto and Courtesy Club 1; Red Jackets 2. 8. Nancy Caroi. Wood Siiull College Prep Known to her friends as Nan . . . biology and Doc's English class arc favorites . . . most exciting moment yet to come . . . one of class's future nurses. Class See. 1; Class V.-Pres. 3; Student Council 2; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. Cabinet I. 2. 3: Rand 1. 2. 3. Sec. I; Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3; Orchestra 2. 3. Wayne Woolever Wolf General Brown hair and hazel eyes . . . just nuts 'bout cars . . . most thrilling mo- ment-losing the brakes on a car . . . has a special lik- ing foi commercial law . . . looking forward to becom- ing a printer. Beverly Ann Wooten Easton Business Ed Light brown hair and blue eyes . . . Bev . . . fond of popular records, talking, and a certain boy . . . can l c heard exclaiming. What did you say? ... to become an airline hostess is her dream. Current Events Club 1. 2, Pres. 2; F.H.A. I. 2: Red Jac- kets 2, 3; Y-Teehs 1, 2. 3. Nancy Louise Worman Easton Business Ed Shorty . . . avid stock car racing fan . . . would like to drive one someday . . . day of arrival, April 8 . . . hopes to become a secretary or a good wife. ForelKti Policy Club 1; It on tew and Courtesy Club 1: Girin Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Y-Tecn I. 2. 3. Charles Howard Wyant March Vocational Charlie . . . may frequent- ly Ik- found at Hillside Trading Post . . - favors machine shop ... to Ire- come an electrician after studying this in the Navy is his goal. Collei-ton â Club I; Debating Club 2; Dramatic and lT her Club 1. Patricia L. Young Easton College Prei This blue-eyed lass aspires to Ire a music instructor . . . playing in State Band her most thrilling moment . . . the great kids at E.H.S. head her list of likes ... to spend all three lunch periods in the cafeteria would Ire a joy. Clan Pres. 2: Band 1. 2. 3. Student Director 2. 3; Girl ' Glee Club I. Student Director 3: Mixed Choru 3; Orchestra I. 2, 3. George P. Zacharda Siiui.i. College Prep . . quiet, fond of lazy Tall and blond Irut friendly . . him ling and fishing . finds homework and people unattractive . â ⢠hopes to study chemistry in college . . . sky-rocket to success. OeoloKy Club 1; History Club 2: Mathematics Club 1; Nature r iiÂŤK ⢠124 Anya Zai.yba Easton College Pwp To turn on the fire alarm in E. H.S. tempts this fun- loving hlomlc . . . partic- ularly enjoys vacations and snowstorms ... an individ- ualist . . . works earnestly in chemistry and Advanced Latin. Debating Club 1; Dramatics and I'ahcra Club 1; F.N.A. 2; Honor Society 8; Rechauffe 8; It.-d Jack.âin 2. 8; Sodnlltn La- tina 2; (Sirin' Glee Club 1. 2; Senior Play. John Donai.d Zarbatany Easton Business Eo Zarhic . . . will remember receiving his driver's license . . . would have fun in the driver's seat of E. H. S. for a day . . . would run over conceited people and show- offs ... is driving toward being a successful business man. H.R. Pre . 1. 3: DebnllnK Club 1: Hl-Y 1. 2, 8; Horn.--I{i-pair Club 1; Wrestling 1; Senior Play. Joan Marie Zehnder Shull Business Ed Five feet six . . . brown hair and eyes . . . future saleslady . . . spends some of her spare time driving a car or dating a certain boy . . . l ookkccping class is most enjoyable. Hod Jacket 1. 2. 3; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. V.-Pres. 1. Salvatore Anthony Zucchf.ro Wolf Vocational Commonly called Sammy . . . particularly enjoys auto mechanics and history . . What did you say? . . hopes to study more about cars and to have his own garage. 125 V' â˘Â 04 IK fjtk , y W X A ⢠i --.. ÂŤ v %v â '⢠A Vv r v sv t . -=t 7 ÂŤS. h ! V  XAN - ? v â , ( i i SI r . f , 'ân. ,X %X X X ' -⢠â ⢠'f 4 P j a X t - A -rV vf â -vX pi h u 14 a r y OtUKCUu- %. x rvx t i X ;v i â A y V ' c X  V o 'W :, - v V âX n r)L ÂŁ6 V . .⢠f s qy y a , X j - râ A - ? â M-' P,   r . KPS N.Y- . â˘' 4 ? ⢠â'-- - ' 4 O1 . 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Verse 2 In studies and sports we seek honor and truth And grow by the friendships we share. When in moments of crisis in classroom and field Our spirits are blended in prayer. Verse 3 We sing all your praises in voice loud and strong, And fight for our motto alway. For the good of each otherâ we ll ever be brave In the future as well as today. 129 'll The Rechauffe Staff of 1959 wishes to acknowledge the assistance of the following: Mr. Warren Adams Mr. Theodore Hansen Mr. Richard Fox Mrs. Adda Asch Irene Gilbert Donald Arshan Vocational Printing Classes 132
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