Easton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easton, MD)

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fkf Hx, ' - I am old so old that I am asked to write my autobiography just four years ago I came to Easton High Naturallv I was timid at first but In a short time the names of my members appeared IH connectlon with all scleool activities Look at the athletic teams baseball track basketball and football Are not my members In the lead? Notice especially the girls basketball team. How could that State Championship have been won without my girlsf I have shown unusual talent in the Glee Club Orchestra and Debating Team to say noth- ing of the dramatic ability displayed in Quality Street. My social activities, too, have been successful. VVhat other Class could have given such The Autobiography of the Senior Class :A ' . ' . Q .- S- is y. .. , Q Y ff Q A U ,, .f1.Irntong3'bf'3fn parties, dances, and entertainments? This last year I have had splendid social times, under the leadership of my officers. The faculty have always been ready to help me. Many thanks to them. But my studies have by no means been neglected. This year I had a much higher per cent of good work than any other class in school. I am very sorry to think that it is all over, for I have made good friends and had good times. But I know that wherever I go I shall always be glad to look back on my school days in Easton High. President ...... Vice-Preridenl . . . ' SENIOR CABINET , . . ...... IXIILTON O'CONNEl,I, Boys' T reasurrr ........... .... F RANK VVOLSLAYER ...............ADl'iLINE SHIRER Girls' Trcamrer ............. .....EvELYN FRUTCHEY ,Secretary ............. . ...... ....... D oUcLAs FACKENTHAL 1,-,ck SITGREAVES ELEONORE STARK WILLIAM LARAMY MARY ALLEN EDGE 4

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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.