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

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Enrollment LORENZ KNBBDLER AYERS.... Chari.es Francis Brinkkr — Ki,i,wooi Sandt Brisker. Earle Edward Burkhardt— Clifford Bi.aink Carey... Thomas Kenney Connell.... Wieeiam Everett Crater. Jr. ■ John Simpson Crater...... George Young Dkichman.... Albert James Graham...... James Robert Innes....... Brooks Chareks Keeber.... Chester Arthur Murtaugh - -. Staneky Eugene Muthart— Floyd Ellsworth Purdy.... Waeter Douglas Rice..... Herbert Samuel Smith..... Charles Edward Straub.... Hazel adeel Ackerman..... Margaret R. Armstrong — H been Beth ma n......... Marjorie Mae Buckley..... Nina Adeel Carter........ Josephine Terisita Condran .. Margaret Everett Crater •. ■ Elizabeth Yeomans Evans — Sara Fuller.............. Emma Coburn Gould........ Classical Commercial Classical Latin Scientific Commercial Classical ■ Latin Scientific Scientific . Latin Scientific Scientific Scientific Commercial Classical Commercial Classical Classical Commercial Latin Scientific Commercial Classical Commercial Commercial Latin Scientific Latin Scientific Scientific Classical Classical Latin Scientific Helen May Gould................................... Scientific Sadie Elizabeth Hillyer........................... Scientific Alice Statts Horn............................... Commercial Frances Potter Howland............................ Commercial Lucy Evelyn Jennings....................................Latin Scientific Matilda Amanda Jones.............................. Commercial Grace D. Kidney................................... Commercial Ethel Marguerite Kline..................................Latin Scientific Lila Mildred Kline................................ Commercial Phii.a Magee....................................... Classical Mary Emily Malarkky............................... Commercial Jennie Mattkson.........................................Latin Scientific Hazel Anna McPherson.............................. Scientific Mary A. MILLER ................................... Scientific Elizabeth B. Rauschwendkl......................... Commercial Ethel May Rockafellow...................................Latin Scientific Mildred Sithgow Stocker.................................Latin Scientific HELEN Fklenzrr Stotz.............................. Scientific Marion Margaret Thomas ........................... Commercial Theodocia Walton................................... Classical Reita Weaver..................................... Scientific Helen Marie White - • • ...............................Latin Scientific Laura Hildebrand White..................................Latin Scientific Florence Mabel Wilhelm............................ Commercial Mae Laubach Wilhelm............................... Scientific Pearl Etta Wilson................................. Commercial Leah G. Woi.bach ................................. Commercial Mildred Isabel Woodring........................... Scientific '7

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In Memoriam In Memory of RICHARD R. GR1MIS0N Died January 24, 1906. tGlfjCrCdO. Our Heavenly Father, in His wise Providence, has taken our beloved classmate RICHARD R. GRIMISON, from, our midst, released him from his sufferings, and called him unto himself to the eternal rest above, therefore, be it C90lbtt). That we sincerely mount his death, and record our deep sense of the toss, which we have sustained in his removal; and that we desire to bear public testimony to our high regard for him as a member of our class. L C3olbCD. That we extend our sincere sympathy to the sorely bereaved family of our departed classmate in this hour of their deep affliction ; and that we wear a band of mourning for a period of thirty days, and attend the funeral in a body. ftCOOlbftJ. That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of the class of igoS; that a copy of them be handed to the family of the deceased, and that they be printed in the Junto and “ Rechauffe.” CHAS. STRAUB, Chairman MILDRED HOFFMAN, NINA CARTER, STANLE Y BULL, fOHN HEL WICK, Committee. 16

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Junior Class History THE third year of our career, a most successful one. is only too quickly near- ing its terminus. By instruction we have steadily climbed the ladder of acquisition from Freshmen to Sophomores, then to Juniors. Now our path leads almost sadly, but not less surely or less honorably towards that long looked- for mark—Graduation. After many successfully planned feints, we held our first class-meeting as Juniors in Heptasoph Hall, on November 6th. We enjoyed this event the more because “ nary a Senior was in sight. The class chose blue and geld for C its colors. A neatly designed pin was selected on the same evening. In other important social events of the year, the participants enjoyed themselves equally i as well. On account of vacancies, some voluntary, others compulsory, the class elected Frank Mclnerney, President; Helen Price, Vice-President ; Helen Semple, Secretary ; and Laurence Stone, Treasurer. We would emphatically state that these officers have conducted the affairs of the Class most creditably and honorably. Notwithstanding the fact that our class is the standard bearer, from a scholarly point of view, according to our principal's public announcement, it also carries the colors at the front in athletics. We have four very active men on the football team, by whose assistance E. H. S. has met and defeated teams far above the usual High School standard. Our class football team was the lion of the school, defeating both Seniors and Sophomores. We contributed three emi- nent men to the basketball team, which was the fastest since this game was intro- duced into the High School athletics. On the baseball team we possess four men who will constitute excellent material after having won for ’09 the inter-class pennant last year. Our first public celebration, Arbor Day, held on April 24II1. was a most successful affair. Each entertainer entered into the exercises with a zeal and vigor, which in itself would insure a memorable success. If one can judge by experience, we cannot but feel that we are without remorse for the past, confident in the present, aud full of hope for the future. H. Eichlin, Historian. is