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

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Emily Yahraes i» our class beauty By this title known to all. I'd compare her to a lily. Innocent, and pale, and tall. We have a garden rich and rare Which the Gardner tends with eare. There another Lilly grows. And by her side a blushing Rose. Sing me a song of the Sunny South,” Is the song that’s ever in I-eah's mouth. So fond of romantic adventure is she That she would be “Happy” upon the sea. Margaret White is a jolly blade Who revels in mischief galore. But sad to relate, she has met her fate On the shelf of a certain drug store. Cretu is a little maiden Who studies a great Diehl. She never wastes time by talking. And the teachers all praise her zeal. Bertha Mattes was so sad For he couldn’t get a man. “Joe wouldn't come and Chid.'' was gone. But now she has a Sullivan. Margaret you’re a Priceless maiden. Whose heart Cupid pierced to its utmost pith; If you want the organ mended Margaret, employ a Smith. Viola. I believe, will be our first bride, For she certainly has Ben pretty gay. She goes to every High School dance And dances father Time away.

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George told me one day in tone sincere. That hi bashfulne worried him greatly. Ha anyone el e in the gathering here Found Sitgreave cold and stately? Diana i cold and ever serene And George perhaps ha learned reierve. But when in Philliptbnrg he i seen You’d never think he was lacking in iservc. Our class has musical talent 'lis true. The mandolin club has won great fame. There's Manager Snyder. Tom. Fultcn and Joe But whoever thought Beilin had a musical aim. Where, oh where were the glee clnb boy ? Their songs this year we never heard. In the play, 'tis true they nude some noise. Especially Mutchler who sang like a bird. Our high C soprano Frank Irmschlcr can charm The heart of a cabbage or even of a stone. And Riey in Chinaman's garb would alarm With his awful base, a king on his throne. Robert and Frank, two studious lads Were favorites down in room C, The teacher loved to hear their jokes And nevcr(?) checked their glee. Ed. Spann i our prophet wise. But he has forgotten one That Irmschler never will be Dunn With curly locks and azure eyes. Wee little Harry Cyphers has Turned out such a popular boy. That his hat has grown too small for him Which all his friends enjoy. Indeed he's such a winsome lad That the teachers all declare. If Harry doesn't soon depart Thty'll give up in despair. Two score lassies and eight more In ts©$ their honors claim. Some are jolly, some serene, , And far off lands will hear their fame. 4

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Senior Class, 1906 Class Officers President .............. E. Hart Chidsey. Vice-Prksiwxt........... Helen M. Barrox. Secretary .............. Lillie M. Coyle. Treasurer............... Frank E. McPherson. Cabinet E. Hart Ciiimkt. Fraxk E. McPhersox. Kenneth Kern. Helen M. Barron. iotA G. Hivxly. Frank T. Heck. Joseph F. Crater. Benjamin P. Boyle. Laura McKern. Lillie M. Coyle. Leah Cocosmith. Finance Committee LeRoy H. Snyder. Walter Mutciilkjl Bertha Mattes. Laura Niece. William Fulton. Music Committee Frank R. Gies. Frank Irmsciiler. Albert Kahn. Arrangement Committee William Bull. Austin Erxst. Jesse Cruse. Floyd Riey. Santoro Noble Robert Mack. Ethel Crawford. Mattie Slouch. Edith Lark. Makcarkt White. Cretta Voces.. Alice Cardner. 16