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

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Emily Margaret Hawke, Commercial Laura Firmstoxb Niece, Classical Salome Marion Hazzard, Commercial Makcaret Price. . Commercial Anna Ethel Hbil, Commercial LlXKTTE SlNKLER RICHARDSON, Commercial Viola Gertrude Hively, Scientific Ruth Virginia Ribdv, Classical Annie Hay Horn, Commercial Catharine Helen Royer, Commercial Mollis Adelaide Keli.br. Commercial Frances Shbrrbrd. Classical Elizabeth Klusmeybr. Commercial Mattie Grace Slouch, Scientific Natalie Kutz, Classical Mary Spann, Scientific Mildred I.aBarre, Classical Marion Adelaide Transue, . Classical Edith Catharine I,arb, . Scientific Leah Emma Updegkove. . Scientific Helen Kepler Lbrch Scientific Grbtta Irene Vogel, Commercial Bertha May Mattes. Scientific Marion Elizabeth Weaver, Commercial Laura Maxwell McKeen, Latin Scientific Marcakbt Boyer White, Commercial Mae Julia Mohn. Classical Emily Yahraes, . Latin Scientific 20

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PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENT, . Secretary, Treasurer, Isaac Arthur Beilin, Benjamin Poe Boyle, VjLLIAM WOLVERTOX BULL, E. Hart Chidxby, Jr., Joseph Force Crater, Harry V. Cyphers, , Austin S. H. Ernst, William John Fulton, Rbvbbx Frank Gibs, Jesse Grube, . Frank T. G. Heck, Frank Henry Irmschler, Albert Felix Kahn, Kenneth Kern, Russell Irwin Kutz, Robert Mack, Frank Edward McPherson, Ciias. I.i-.slii: Montague, Clarence Edward Morgenstkr! Walter Mutchlbr, . i Class Officers Josh ni F. Crater. Laura McKern. FRANCES ShERRKRD. George SlTGREAVES. Enrolment Scientific John Sanford Noble. Classical Scientific Floyd Clemens Riey, Commercial Scientific Gborcb Walter Sitcrbaves. Commercial Scientific LeRoy Herbert Snyder, Scientific Classical Edward Augustus Spann, Scientific Clinical Ray Irving Walter, . Classical Scientific Thomas Ray Warner, Scientific Classical Eugene Spencer West, Scientific Scientific Harrison Jacob Wolfe, Scientific Commercial Classical Roy Emerson Zellers, Scientific Scientific Helen Miriam Barron, . Commercial Classical Dora Chamberlin, Commercial Classical Lillie May Coyle, Commercial Classical Rose Florence Coyle, Commercial Commercial Etiiel May Crawford, Commercial Commercial Kate Ernst, : Classical Commercial Alice Elizabeth Gardner, Commercial Scientific Leah Weil Goldsmith, Classical Commercial Nannettb Frotiiinoham Harbvnnb, Classical »9

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Sopfyonrore History W€ ) {write the history of such a class as 1907 is by no means an easy task. To relate all its achievements would take many volumes the size of The Rechauff£. We entered the High School September 3, 1903, with the number one hundred and forty-three, the largest class that ever entered up to that date. During our Freshman year we did something towards gaining athletic fame, by supplying three substitutes. Most of the fellows also joined the Athletic Association. Our class was quick to see that something was needed to beautify the main entrance of our High School. After a long discussion we decided to purchase the two urns which now stand at the first landing. After the summer vacation we came back with a hundred and seven, which is also the largest number that ever entered as Sophomores. But we arc sorry to say that a few familiar faces are missing. It is well known that the class of 1907 is represented on the track team by Krantz and Perry; by Noll and Smith on the football team; and by Crcvcling on the baseball nine. Our fellows have given the Athletic Association their assistance this year, and we are proud to say that a large number of the girls have been a great help to this worthy organization. 'Hie Mandolin Club was formed in 1903 and our class was well represented by Beadcll. The Glee Club was organized this year and 1907 has contributed Perry and Griffith. As yet, the teachers have had no cause to find fault with our scholarship. We, like all other classes, have our leaders ” as well as polcrs,” but we adhere to the saying that it is never too late to mend.” Classmates! it is for you to prove what Naughty-Seven can do. and may the name of Easton High School in- spire us to even greater and nobler deeds in the future than in the past! Raymond K. Griffith. 21