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

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IN MEMORIAM. NORMAN CLAIR TRACII. DIED MARCH 30, 1005. Whereas, God in HU infinite wisdom ha» called from our midst our friend and classmate, Norman Clair Trach; and Whereas, Through the love our eh»» has for him and the deep sorrow that it feels at its loss; therefore, be it Resolved. That we extend to his bereaved family our sincere sympathy and the assurance that we deeply share with them the sorrow they suffer on account of this our mutual sad affliction. Resolved, That as a testimonial of the esteem and afTcction which we held for him, we, the Class of 1905, Easton High School, wear a band of mourning for a period of thirty days, and that we show our further sympathy to his family by at- tending his funeral in a body. Resolved. That an engrossed copy of these expressions of our heartfelt esteem of a loved classmate be presented to his family, and that these resolutions lie pub- lished in the Wig Sehool Junto and in The RechaUPPH. Frederick E. Wheeler, Lucy Crosby, Harold R. Chidmiy. Mabel Lou Zulaup. Addison L. Jones, Hiloboarde M. Brunner, Committet. «7

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Enrolment John Martin Bauer, Commercial I.«Roy Rowland Bock, . Commercial Harold Russell Chidsey, Classical Forest A. DeLoxg, . Commercial Paul Filmore Frey, Commercial John Peter Hammer, Commercial Harold Thomas Hawke, Commercial Addison Leslie Jones, Scientific William Stanley Lantkrman, I.alin Scientific Earle Douglass Laros, Latin Scientific Frank Hill Lerch, Jr., . Scientific Stewart Parnell Lewis, Scientific Frank H. J. Mohr, Commercial Wm. Henry Morley, . Commercial John Allen Xightixgalk, Latin Scientific Alvin Clyde Noly, Latin Scientific Floyd Yost Robmns, Scientific Ellis R, Snovel, Commercial Richard N. M. Snyder, . Scientific Harry Taylor Updegroyb, . Scientific Robert Stanley Walter, Classical Frederick Ernest Wheeler, Scientific Harry Ytkin, .... Scientific Minnie May Ackerman, Scientific Carolyn May Amblunc, . Commercial Jennie B'vblyx Anders, Commercial Marion Andrbws, Classical Paula Wetin Bachman, . Classical Hildkgarde Mary Brunner, Commercial Mildred Elizabeth Cameron, Commercial Lucy Jones Crosby, Scientific Leila Roberta Custard, Classical Bessie May Ely, .... Commercial Lena Comrincer, Commercial Laura Gracs Haupt, Commercial Myra Blanche Heck, Commercial Carolyn Anita Innes, Scientific Myrtle May Kutter, ,. Commercial Hazel Reba McCloughan, Commercial Ellen Elizabeth Messinger, Scientific Esther Schaeffer Miller, Commercial Mamie Elizabbth Peifer, Commercial Gertrude Sophie Rice, . Commercial Nellie Irene Roberts, Commercial Jessie May Rundlc, Scientific Julia Anna Runyon, . Commercial Mildred Hbrknbss Shellenbekcer. Scientific Sue Casslbr Sicman, Commercial Amelia L. T. Sitcreaves, Commercial Gxace Kennedy Smith, Commercial Rose Amy Smith, . Commercial Agnes Morgan Stoxeciphbr, Scientific Ruth Agnes Walters, Latin Scientific Rum Barnot Williams, Scientific Mabel Lou Ziilauf, Scientific 16

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S the climax of thus, the third year of our High School career has been successfully reached, the class of Naughty-Six will soon put on its dignity and enter into the last of four High School years. When we first entered the memorial gate, which leads to this beautiful High School, we were not thinking of becoming Seniors but wondering if we had acquired enough knowledge to attain the title of Sophomores. But as this is the very sunset of our Junior year, we shall, after a short vacation, be recognized as Seniors. The first and only interruption of our Junior year was at our first class-meeting. Our president thought that he would be to the Seniors as the sour grapes were to the fox by getting Mr. Jones to sign an excuse to leave the building early, but the Seniors detected his plan and captured him. The meeting, however, was not broken up, but was, on the other hand, a pronounced success. We, like the preceding Junior classes, were given full charge of the Arbor Day exercises, which were conducted in an entertaining way. The program was by far the most interesting, and the selections rendered more perfect than any preceding Junior class. Ourclass was without the shadow of a doubt the leading class in athletics for the year of Nineteen Hundred and Four and Five. On the football team we were represented by Zellers, Grubc, Boyle, West, Warner and Heck, six out of the eleven that compose the team. On the baseball team we arc represented by Gies, Mutchler and Irmschler; on the track by Boyle, West, Bull, Warner, Irmschler, Kern and Heck. We are also represented in the banjo club, and arc, and always have been, loyal supporters of the Athletic Association. So you see we have an ambitious class of polcrs, athletes and musicians. We hope that in the last and shortest of our four High School years we may be able to keep up the standard of our class and do all we can for its betterment as well as for the advancement of the school. 18