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

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 SENIOR CLASS 1911

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Senior Class History - {Continued) ought to conic up to the “Million and three quarters circulation because of the able staff chosen. Johnny was very fond of History and often accompanied the members of his class to the Library or stayed up with them until after midnight when they were writing their Historical Essays. He claimed originality for his class and based his claim on the fact that when his class was running the school, kindly assisted by the faculty, the Girl's Glee Club was organized and proved successful from the very start. When the Class Day speakers were elected Johnny again had an oppor- tunity to praise his class. The exercises themselves prove that Johnny's affection for 1911 did not lead him to over- rate the abilities of the members of the class. Johnny, in a final statement, declared that he had been with the class of 1911 all through its course in dear old Easton High and that he intends to keep track of them all after they are out of school for he says that the class of 1911 is truly a record making class and that the members will continue their praiseworthy deeds to the end of their lives. Do you know Johnny Jones? R. C. S., Ti 12

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Senior Class, 1911 DUDLEY A. GIBERSON. President Class Officers President Dudley A. Giukrson Vice President Helen W. Arnold Secretary Leona A. Hartung Treasurer George R. Miller, Jr. Cabinet Donald A. Geiser James B. Reilly George R. Miller, Jr. Edward J. F. Marx George S. Freeman Lklia V. Montague Helen W. Arnold Leona A. Hartung Carrie E. Walter Marian A. Snyder HELEN W. ARNOLD. Vice-Pres.