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

 - Class of 1913

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The Faculty William A. Jonhs, A. M. Principal Benjamin F. Sandt, A. B. Professor of Latin and Greek WIM.IAM S. Gruvbr, A. M. • • Profeuor of l.atin and Mathematici Edward C. Brisker, Jr., A. M. Profeuor of Mathematici Gkorgk R. Miller, B. S., M. S. - - Profeuor of Phytici and Chemiitry A. D. MclLUANEY • - Profeuor of Commercial Studies Sayre P. Uiiler, A. B. • • - • Profeuor of German Wkslkv S. Mitman, M. JJ. Professor of Advertising, Mathematics and Physical Geography Clarkkck R. Wolf, A. B. • • • - Instructor in English Mary E. Mansfield Instructor in Botany, .oology. Civics and History Susan R. Miller Instructor in English, Drawing and History Pauline Cope, A. B. • Instructor in English Alma Young, A. B. • • Instructor in History and Mathematics H. A. Albright Charles H. Royer Hklkn C. .Smith Instructor in Manual Training Musical Director Instructor in Domestic Science Milton Moses Instructor in Typewriting '9

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Memorial Written by Herbert Yahraes '99, and adopted by E. H. S. Alumni Association, on the death of W. W. Cottingham, LL. D., Superintendent Public Schools, Died March 1,1915. To know, to esteem, to love—and then to part Makes up life's tale to many a feeling heart. =—S representative of many classe that have graduated from the Easton Public Schools, we meet to give our last valedictory VgfJ H to our beloved Superintendent. I or half a century of years and more did he on each succeeding graduation day listen to the farewells of those who were about to go forth from hi kindly presence. Life and its labors, its struggles and con- flicts. its hopes and despair called u from the class room and we went out strengthened and cheered by the love and kindliness of him who had taken us as faltering children, hesitating at the very threshold of the school-room, and patiently guided our footsteps over the pathway flat he himself had so well laid. We turned from the school-room and away from his kindly authority, we met him infrequently, many of us, but the passing years have brought him many gift of honor and appreciation. Then, but a few hours ago, came the whispered message that the well-known superintendent of our childhood, the highly- esteemed and beloved counselor of our later years had been summoned from A it class-room and had graduated into a grander nobler life. By his upright Christian character, his kindliness and patience and love, he inspired thousand of hi pupil . Firm and persistent in his resolution to work the greatest good for the schools which were his love and pride, he won honors and gained flattering recog- nition from many sources. And yet his richest reward for nobly accomplished tasks is the lasting affection and love that live , undying, in the hearts of the toys and girl , the men and women wltosc progress through our schools he so ably supervises) for many years. He gave his whole life to the service he loved, and. impressed with the worthiness of the cause, recognizing the importance of the office, sought always «0 attain the greatest efficiency. It i hard to realize that he has been called from us. But the bells are silent, the school deserted and at half-mast cling listlessly the flag. The state, the city, the individual mourn their loss. And while we pause to consider what Dr. Cottingham’ death means to l, —I ' former pupils and associates—wc have also In mind those dear one of his family whose hearts arc heavy with grief. To them, we extend the heartfelt sympathy of the Alumni Association of the Easton High School in their present deep affliction. Dr. W. W. Cottingham: kind friend, patient, ecumclor, upright. Christian gentleman, we hid thee farewell! JO

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