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

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juflith Ma1'ie Amato College Prep Easton Judy, one of our perky twirlers, will long he remem- bered for her friendly man- ner and her sweet smile. When you make your next trip by plane, look for Judy as the hostess. F. T. A. 1, 2, 35 Girls' Bowling 35 Homorooni Seo. 35 Student Couneil 1: Twirling 2, 35 Class Cuhinet 1, 3. Vlfilliam Apgar Dist-ribulive Ed. Wolf Apcat really has had a thrilling experience-driving off the Third Street bridge. Now don't become excitedg he assures us that this is only a deep rooted temptation. XVrvstling 15 Tx-nel: 3. jane Carol A lpauglz Conmzercial Wilson Pack up your luggage and head norlheastward, Janie reveals that fascination is in store when she heads yonder to the big city. Good luck, buinpkinl F. T. A. 25 Business Ed. Club 2, 3. john Avia Vocational Shall Big john is a high-class football man. Many times during our exciting gridiron specials we heard the an- nouncer mention something about number 52 . X'Ve hope he'll be as successful as a clraftsman as he was a foot- ball player. Football 1, 2, 3. 22 Anthony Thomas A mato College Prep Easton Notts would be another guy lost without Doe's Eng- lish class. This future teach- er, we are sure, will be as well liked as Doc and will be a credit to East Strouds- burg. Nan cy A nn Baclzman lHansenl Commercial Easton Here we have Mrs, Han- sen, Mr. Theodore Hanseu's favorite wife. To he sure, it's his only wife, hut wasn't he lucky last year when she became his bride? Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Library ASS't. 35 Red Jkleltuis 3, Donalcl joseph Anastasi Vocational Shull What will Staz do when he has to stop attending Mr. Noto's English classes? Ohl Welll Maybe he can make up for it on the last day of school if he can succeed in cutting Doc Howe's hair. Football Manager 1, 2. Rosemary Elizabeth A ustin Comnzmfcial Wolf You may be sure that if a person is looking for a pleas- ant competent secretary, Ro will be near the head of the list. Business Ed. 2, 35 Red Jackets 1. 2, 3.

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,-T,.-,,,,r s, ,T. .' A 7 ls 'I r rr Q P I r H ' 2 s n 4 1 r eq 1 W I i MP gsm I IN! F. Boyer, G. Fegley, C. Van Emburgh, A. Renaldi. The Senior Class Officers President FRED BOYER Vice President TONY RENALIJI Secretary GECJRGIA FEGLEY Treasurer CAROL VAN ENIBURGH 21

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Ronald Steven B artolacei College Prep Wolf Ouehl Oueh, Doe! Stop! could often be heard this year from good-looking Bart, who has often emerged from 401 with aches and bruises. Ronnie is a senior whose per- sonality will aid him in his retailing course at Xfllilkes College. Baseball 2, 35 Football 3. Harold Le Roy Beam Dislrilzulive Ed. Wolf All you hot rodders better beware because if one day you happen to hear a police siren, and you are pulled over by a State Trooper, it may be your old school blldf dy Howie. Linda May Bakros Comnzerciel Easton Linda has red hair and temperament. Thalfs a good combination if one wants llauiing youth. XVith her gay and friendly manner, she will surely become a success as a nurse. Y-Teens l, 23 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Vhorus 33 Red Jaekets 13 Liln':tt'y AsS't. 1, 3. Donald james Bennett General Wolf The show must go on, even without Butch behind the scenes. As an art student, he has been a big help in all our stage productions at A. H. S. Hi-Y, 1, 25 Trzteli 19 Band 1, J, il. 23 Nancy Lee Barbour College Prep Boyerlown How lucky Easton High School was last year when Nancy came here from Boy- ertown High. A real asset to our class, she radiates fun and friendliness w h ere v e r she goes. F. T. A. 2. 33 Glee Club Li- brarian 2: Reeliauffe Editor 3, Rt'-rl Jar-kots 23 Y-Teens 2, 33 National I'-lrmnr Society 3. Edward I-Ienry Benz Vocational Slzull This tall, sports-minded senior lad has not made him- self well-known to all of us. l-Iowever, we feel sure Ed will take a prominent posi- tion as a draftsman after graduation. janet Lee Bauehspies Commercial Easton Since roller skating joyful- ly fills many of Jannie's hours, she would like to go one step further and roller skate through our own high school corridors. Gangway, Mr. Peterson! Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Red Jackets 3: Business Ed. Club 3: Bowl- ing Club 35 Student See. 3. George Norman Beling, jr. College Prep VV0lf George may seem hard to please, since he says that his dislikes are too many to mention, Those of us who know him, however, may tend to disagree with this as George is always as agreeable as the rest of us. Key Club Class Director 1, 2, 35 I-li-Y J, 33 Senior Play.