Easton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easton, MD)

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X ROSE L. EVERSON Commercial Club, Frenflz Club Be goncl, sweet maid, and let who will bc clever, Thy honest study is its own reward. Thy cheerfulness is pleasant to us ever, For of a mind contented thou art lord. , x EVELYN FRUTCIIEY Junta Stag, E.1'rruti:'c Committrr, Gln' Club, French Club, Ilramulic Club, Debating Club K5vcrz'far,vJ, Senior Cabinet fG1'l'l.Y! Trvasurcrj, Senior Play This gentle little Quaker maid Is popular and fair, She very often makes us laugh XVith her demurest air. At times she's full of wisdom, And sometimes very gay, And sometimes gazes into space In a most romantic way. ELIZABETH GEBHARDT Cfmmivrcial Club Elizabeth is one ot' our must re- liable fashion plates-always :ln-ssc-fl in the height nf fashion. lYe sus- pect that she prefers moving pic! tures to lessons. She rlivicles her time about equally among laughing, talking, and dancing. She But To She XYe She She But ELIZA BPQTII GUDLFY C0lllIIlL'l'C1-Ol Club seems a very bashful girl, when she nnee begins argue with great vehemence, very often wins. know she studies lung and harml- 's quite a model lassf can also talk and giggle, she never does in class.

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RIDA NORMA COLLMAR French Club, Dramatic Club You are young, Rida Collmar, a tomboy still, And you haven't put up your hair: You refuse to become a young lady yetf You don't know that your face is fair. You are bright, Rida Collmarg then why get fussedg And keep your eyes on the floor, Anil blush at the funny things you say? But we like you all the more. Eliz But She XYe ELIZABFI'I'H DENNIG Coumwrrial Club abeth is dreaming, and her thoughts are far awayg when she does begin to talk, she's absolutely gay! always has that pensive look, and dreams from day to dayg wonder what she's thinking, but she's never heard to say. l FRANCES MOSS DOUGHERTY Class Trrasurvr, Senior Play, Gln' Club, Commfrrial Club Gaze, gentle readers, upon our professional gigglcrl Recently Fran- ces has been trying to grow up. She's put her hair up 'n everythingl Judge for yourselves. 1lere's hop- ing you will laugh your way through life as you have laughed your way through School, MARY ALLEN EDGE Editor RECHAUFFE, Junta Staff Senior Cabinet, Class Baskclball Srrub Baskelball, Frruclt Club Dramatic Club I know not what 1'm foreboding That I am so sad to-clayg Till 1 remember that by now Youlve gotten your RECHAUFFE.

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ELEANK HR HALL Senior Play, Ilramafzr Club, French Club, Class Ba.rl:vtball Seemingly quiet and unassuming- hut Eleanor misses nothing. Her flashes of humor quite astonish us at times. Her ability as an actress was shown in the Senior Play. XYe have an inkling of brilliance be- neath her modest exterior. RUTH HARTLEY Ruth always appears to be on thc point of smiling, but never quite does it. Although she is unobtru- sive in school, we know she has a good time. She is one of the silent members of the Trio, and follows Ve-netta's lead. She is usually seen coming to school with a pile of books, but appearances may be de' ceiving. ALLU RA HA RTZIC LL Cou1mc'1'ciaI Club Klaiden with the meek brown eyes, And that demurest face, Thou walkest quietly through school YYilh tall and slender grace. Thou hast a gentle, dreamy look That naught can ever trouble: But what thou dreamest can't he guessedg Thoulrt Mona Lisa's double, DOROTHY HECK Clue Club, Commercial Club, Dra- matir Club, l'z'rc-Prcs1'dm1t Frmicli Club, Class Basketball You would never guess how much managing ability, love of fun, and courage Dorothy has under her calm and self-contained exterior. She is quiet and unobtrusive but she would make a good fighter for a good cause. Dorothy has many friends but no enemies.