Easton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easton, MD)

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VERA REED Varsity Basketball, Class Basketball, President Dramatic Club, Junta Szaff, French Club, E.recutii'r' Committee Vera is an athlete, student, and philosopher. For several years she has been the star center of the var- sity basketball team: her marks are goodg she writes wellg she is the president of the Dramatic Club. She has her own somewhat astonish- ing ideas on many subjects. The only thing that keeps her from being a model High School girl is her tendency to 'Kcut up. But who cares? 2 EDITH M. REICHARD lYt1VJl'lj'Bl1Jkl'll7!lll, Surub Basketball, COHlllll'7'Clil1l Club For three years. Ffdith has been one of thc most dependable players of our basketball team, and the de' spair of the opposing forwards. The same grit and good sense will make her a successful business woman. She is rather fond of dancing and has a good time outside of school. FRANCES SAGE Ri-3eii.u'Fri: Staff, Junta Staff, Class Basketball, French Club, Dranzatic Club, Commercial Club, Senior Play Laughing-'nuf said! Talkingi dittof Our trouble buster. There are no dull moments when Ginky is around. First we sec her as Frances, the student U-tl-K-lil: then as Patty, the actress, last but not least, as Ginky, the athlete, no- torious forward on the Senior team. ller face is her own, and the more we looks at it, the more we likes it. MA RGA RET SANTIC lf Class lvl-FF-Pflljltlfllf KS01'h.j, Junior Play, I r'f'nfl1 Club, Senior Play She dwelt among the untrodtlen ways Against her pretty will, And to her native Martinls Creek Preferreth College Hill. The country's bloom upon her cheek. lts lustre in her eyes, XYill light her through a social life, XYith more of smiles than sighs.

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EMILIE MICIILER l'arsify Baxkciball, Class Basketball Emilie will always be admired First for her looks, anal then for her- self, XVe missed her when she had to leave school and go to the hos- pital last winter. VVL' all admired her for her effort to make up her work and were glad when she suc- ceeded. Emilie is an all-round good sport-swimmer, dancer, and basket- liall player. FLORI-IXCIQ MINTZ Class Secretary fS0flll.j, If'icc-Prr'ri- dent fftmiorj, Cmulltcreial Club, l:!'l'llL'l1 Club, Dramatic Club, Sert- im' Play, J'u11to Staff, RECHAUF- FE Staff, Clasx Basketball Our magazine cover girl. Them eyes! That hair! But Florence is more than a subject for Ginky's XVe Vamp Series. XYhat could the Senior Class team have done with- out her? Or who could have made out our dance cards so successfully? She has contributed a great deal to the success of all the class social affairs. NELLIE B. PAUL Senior Play, Dramatic Club, RE- CHAUFFE Staff, Secretary Commer- cial Club Nellie is justly famed for her crowning glory. Her yellow mop is the envy of brunettes, and the fle- spair of would-be blondes. Her dra- matic abilities appeared to advan- tage in Quality Street, where we Saw the real Nellie transformed into the catty Charlotte. Nellie-'s pop- ularity seems to us the logical out- come of her fun-loving nature. KATHRYN D. PU RSELL Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, Every lassie had her laddie, But she has more than one, Huw can she help it-pretty girl, VVith lots of life and fun. Kitty dearly loves to dance, And dresses like a belle, But then there's something in her gait Makes any dress look well.

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HELENA SCHIFF Junta Staff, Smtim' Play, Dra- matic Club, 1'47't lZl'l1 Club How lightly and lively she daneethl How eoyly she laughs in thy face! llright wit, on neeasion, she chanc- eth, And laugheth with airiest grace. She is small and attractive and clever, And possesseth great musical skill. lllcthinks she'll be sorrowful never, And mehopes that she never will. JENNIE lf. SCHULTI5 C-!7lllllll'1'l'lI,'l1 Club How cheerfully she goes about lndustrious and neat. She does her lessons faithfully, And never knows defeat. D. ADELINE SHIRER Varsity Basketball K4 yrarsj, fCaft- tainj, Class Srrretury, Class Vire- Presideut, Secretary E.recut,iz'e Committee, Treasurer E.rccuti:'e Committee, French Club, Dra- matir Club, Commercial Club She's white where white should he, And red where red should shine, And very popular and gay Is pretty Adeline. She is a famous athlete, The star of basketball, Has held a dozen offices- A right good sport withal. ELIZABETH SMITH Editor Junta, E.rrcutz'1'e Commit- tfc, l7ramat1'c Club, French Club, Class Basketball lilizabeth is the editor of Junta, and has given a large part of her time to putting out a good paper every Friday. She has a serious- mindecl tendency to read poetry and to think, but that does not keep her from playing hard on the class basketball team, from having a good time, or from supporting the school in every way.