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

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Junior Class History HEX next we meet in Easton High it will be, not as W Juniors, but with the newer and higher dignity of Seniors. Yet these Junior days have not been without charm. We have had our good times, we have mastered our tasks and moreover we have followed new paths and left a precedent for the future students of E. H. S. Our boys were the first Juniors to a lopt class hats, and the rather novel idea of having class rings instead of pins originated among our number. This was a departure which will have a large following in the graduating classes of the future. Last term we elected as our officers for this year: Raymond Kenyon, President; Elizabeth limes, Vice-President; Elizabeth Bochmer, Secretary: Jacob Rafferty. Treasurer; and Rose Will- son. Historian. On September 20th we held a very successful Class Meeting in Heptasoph Hall, despite the energetic efforts of the Seniors to kidnap our President. Unfortunately, how- ever—for them—their plans were a little premature so that they in no way interfered with the arrangements of the Class. One of the prominent features of the decoration was an electrical sign “1913. After the business meeting refreshments were served and the remainder of the evening spent in social enjoyment. September 22—Seniors and Juniors sent flowers to Dr. Cottinghani. February 13—Juniors Class Dance. April 26—Arbor Day Programme. JO

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3n $lrmortam. KUMENSUKE KOMATSU. Easton High School. C1»m 1912. At a meeting of the Class of 1912, Easton High School, the following resolutions were adopted in regard to the death of their classmate, Kumensuke Komatsu: Whereas, God in his infinite wisdom has called from our midst our friend and classmate, Kumensuke Komatsu; and on account of the love that our class had for him and the deep sorrow that it feels at his loss; therefore be it Resolved. That in his death we have suffered an irreparable loss. That we do hereby tender to the family our heartfelt sympathy. Also we desire to assure them that his conduct and bearing have been such that we may all emulate his character in our future lives. Members of the Class of 1912, Easton High School. 3 9

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The Juniot Claw Hiitoty—(Continued) Our Class has been well represented on all of the Athletic Teams of the School. In Football by Kctchlcdge. Kenyon. Phil Smith. March and Martin: in Basketball by Kenyon, March and Freeman; and on the Girls’ Basket- ball Team by Miss Rauch (Capt.) and Miss B. Romig. In the Musical Organizations our representation is equally good. Glee Club—Messrs. Somers. Kern, Dunlap, Clappison, F. Miller and Leininger; Orchestra—Lothrop, Reilly and Zinn: Mandolin Club—Kenyon, Barr. Dunlap, Mack and Zinn. The Treasurer of the Mandolin Club was front our Class as was also the Manager of the Girls' Glee Club, Miss Esther Slterer. Of our scholarship sve may justly be proud. We have ability not only for application, but also for execution. We may look back over our Junior Year as one in which we attempted great things and accomplished them. As Seniors let us try as best we may to raise even the high standard which we as Juniors have attained. Historian'.