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

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PRESIDENT A VICE'PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER .. LORENZO K. AYRES HERBERT BATHMAN ROBERT BATHMAN .... CHARLES F. BRINKER .... . ELWOOD S. BRINKER M. STANLEY BULL .... EARLE S. BURKHARDT . CLIFFORD B. CAREY .... THOMAS K. CONNELL .. JOHN S. CRATER ...... VVILLIAM E. CRATER .. GEORGE DEICHMAN FLOYD M. DIEHL ..... FRANK J. FREDERICK .. ALBERT J. GRAHAM FRANCIS D. HART. RUSSELL H. HAWK ALBERT F. HECK JOHN E. HELNVICK J. RUSSELL HORNING .. The Sophomore Class, ioos Q72-EQ Class Officers ...QQ- Members Classical JAMES R. INNES Classical HERBERT KINTNER Classical C. BROOKS KLEBER ..... Commercial RAYMOND H. LEIDICH .. Classical ROBERT M. MCCOLLAM . Scientific HARVEY C. MORGENSTERNA Classical CHESTER O. MURTAUGII Commercial STANLEY E. MUTIiART . Classical JAMES M. NOLL ....... Classical FLOYD E. PURDY Classical VVALTER D. RICE Classical CARL H. ROBBINS .... Commercial FRANK VV. SANDT .... ScientiHc GEORGE L. SEIBLE Scientific LEIGH B. SHIEEER Classical JOHN SLETOR ....... Scientific HERBERT S. SMITH Scientific CHARLES E. STRAUB Scientific ASHER L. WEAVER Commercial JAMES XIV. WHITE .. ALBERT F. HECK LUCY E. JENNINGS I'lELEN F. STOTZ JAMES R. INNES Scientific Classical Commercial Classical Classical Classical Classical Commercial Classical Classical Classical Commercial Commercial Classical Classical Classical Commercial Classical Classical Commercial

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Freshmen Class History QXQJYJJCGDNQ ' T IS generally conceded that a Freshman class has no history, but, as events not years, make history, we H, End that we have already made some of which we may well feel proud, and if the future is judged by the past it bespeaks a brilliant record for the class of '09, I . , The Class of 1909 entered the High School With an enrollment of 165. We came from different buildings throughout the city but a spirit of unity and concord diffused itself so rapidly that it soon appeared as if we had always been united. Early in the year we showed our loyalty to the school by joining, almost as a body, the Athletic Association and by attending and doing our share of cheering at the games of the various teams. We had no men on the Varsity football team, but had a large number on the second team. I11 Basket ball we were better off, having both Billger and McInerney on that successful team. In Baseball and Track we were also well represented, having Mahn on the Baseball Team and by Billger and Mclnerney on the Track team. Billger also represented us very creditably on the Mandolin Club. We have had class teains which have made an enviable reputation for us. Not only' has the class taken this advanced stand in the Athletic field, but we have also labored unceasingly in the development of our minds to fit us to take up the duties of the Sophomores. We have organized five division debating clubs whose inter-division debates have livened up the duller studies for us during the year. - The time is swiftly approaching when we are to take up tl1e tasks of the Sophomore year which we do the more readily since we have made, such an enviable reputation as Freshmen. WHEELER. 25 ., M, :..