Easton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easton, MD)

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EDXVARD MARKLIQY Orchr.vtra, l'lf'irvIr.v.v Club, Claxs Track, Baseball Squad Ed has all the appearances of a statesman. lle has an impressive manner of stating his views that helps him in the class room. He is happiest when he is organizing or planningg at social affairs he is solely in his element. EDC.-X R M I l.l.li R .'l'ItlllHgf'Y llflmting, ,Sirninr Cabinet, Class Football, Class Track, Sen- ior Play lid is always willing to workf provided there is not too much toil connected with the joh. He has the appearance of always being in the midst of some important task. lle is a well-known bachelor jazz artist, but also a terrific ladies' man. He will almost adtnit it himself. XVe feel sure that some day he will hold a position which will do justice to his dignified appearance. MILTON U'CtJXNEl.L Football Tram, Baslrelball Tram, Prcxidrril Sevzior' Class, Tfdlfkf Glen Club This colossal lrishman is a stud- ent of the art department. From his big paws have come the famous Milt 'zo eartoons. He has been an efncient hard-working class president in spite of his troubles with parlia- mentary proeedure. lt used to he a common occurrence for him to go to sleep in class-but when a fellow goes to school, stars at football, and works from eleven to seven making shells. he must sleep once in a while., jonx o'1'To Bllilillfii lllanagrr Junta, Secre- tary flramatif Club jack is a polished gentleman and a clever dancer. XYomen bore him, but he evidently enjoys being boredl he is in great demand at soeial af- fairs. He delights in the extraordi- nary. weird and blood curdling and even goes so far as to write stories of this type. lle intends to enter Annapolis and will doubtless become an admiral in a few years. He is the efficient business manager of the flnitn.

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STERLING HOBSON Baseball Tram, Scrub Football, Class Football, Baskvtball Here is our best example of stick- toitiveness and school spirit. liver since his Freshman year Stir has tried out for the various athletic teams. He was a great hclp as a member of the scrubs and finally earned his HIE. He won undying fame by going to sleep during a baseball game, leaving us without a right fielder. He Finally awoke. XVILLI.-XM HOFFMAN Varsity Football, Srnior Play, Track Bill has a big heart to go with his husky body. He is good-natured and friendly with all, and in earnest about everything he does. No other member of the football team worked harder than he did. Hard? Pop's hard as nails. 23 WILLIAM J. LARAMY Trunk lbfanagvr, Debating Tram, Er- rrntizw' Committee Il and 31, Junta Staff, RECHAUFFE Stag, Class Football, Senior Cabinet llill has held a number of import- ant positions in High School, and has always been efficient and hard- working, His plans and ideas have often been of service to his class. He is a Fine student, and although at times he grows mildly sarcastic, liill is a good sport, and always takes part in any event to enliven school life. STANLEY li. A. LUM Orchestra, Band, Football Team, Junta Staff This is the lanky Colonel. Jim, Pop, or Stan Ktake your choicej is a musician, that is, he plays a Cornet. XYhenever the Berwick has a poor picture on, they call in Jim and his orchestra to attract the crowds. XVith his dry, humorous manner Jim has gotten along well with us all. Pipe down.

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l KVA LD ICM.-X R PAUL Boys, Basketball Manager, Track Team, Football Tram XVho would believe that this is a perfect ladies' man? To say that he is experienced would be putting it mildly. He is frequently seen loll- ing about the building talking to his numerous friends in a most polished manner. But VVally is an athlete as well, and has earned his E in track, football, and basketball. Therefore we have no fear of his deteriorating into a fup, since he is an all-round good fellow. -i J JACK la. PUURF Glu' Club, Class Ifnotbull, C1055 Baseball This gentle youth is our repre- sentative from Riegelsville. In spite of two years in our midst hc has not lost his native innocence. For a time he was considered a woman hater but non' it is not uncommon for us to see him in the halls chat- ting with some member of the fair SUX- Look out, jack, this is leap year. PAUL A. ROSS Football, Baxvball, Track Teams, Captain Basketball Mare is our famous quarterback. lle has furnished thrills to football rooters by his long runs. In class he is not so fast, but hc always reaches the goal. Pat, however, is the only one who can make him work hard. Mare would doubtless make good as a professional humor- ist. CARL XV. SHIMER Carl is a quiet fellow, with an aversion to making speeches. He is a plodtler, and believes in getting his lessons by honest effort. His attitude toward girls is disputed- who can tell, he's such a reticent chap. His one ambition is to be! come a math shark.