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

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Easton High School Directory FOR 1914 School Colors—Red and White Principal of Easton High School.................Edward C. Brixker, Jr. Board of Control President ......................... Charles M. Macke D . Frank Clark Dr. Wm. Thomason Dr. Floyd Sandt James W. Weaver N. R. Haas Orville D. Ayers President..... Pice-President, Secretary..... Treasurer..... Historian.... Senior Clui-1914 Class Officers Carl Wolbach Laura Blackburn .....Louise Lehr ....Harold Pkifkr ..Herbert Skinner President.... Vice-President. Secretary..... Treasurer..... Historian..... Colors—Gold and White Flower—White Rose Junior Cl »»—1915 .............................Lester Heck ...........................Elmira Straw .............................Helen Voccl .......................Earnest Armstrong .............................Julius Naab Colors—Red and Blue Flower—Li ly-op-thk-Valley Sophomore Cl »s- 1916 President...................................Russel Schooley Vice-President..............................Elinor Tompkins Secretary..........................................Olive Slamp Treasurer............................William Kenneth Wilson Historian.....................................Gertrude Romic

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Rechauffe Staff liditor-in-Chief...........................,Irene E. Miller Associate Editor-in-Chicf...........................Lillian F. Wilhelm Business Manager...........................Harold E. Peifer Associate Business Manager.............................Karl H. Kunzman Associate Editors Georgia E. KilEy Gertrude N. Romic E. Arline Drbisbacu Louise Lehr David J. Zehner N. Herman Kline Frank W. Ross Kenneth Michler Artists Helen E. Hartzell Harold L. Woods Chester Brasso

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“Red Letter Days” of the Senior Class 1913-1914 Surr. 7—Eighty dignified Seniors wend their weary way up the steps and into the halls of E. H. S. Sew. to—Juniors entertain Seniors in High Sehool Building. Joy reigns supreme! Dec. 5—Senior Dramatic Association organized. Unk Purscl refuses to sign the pledge. Dec. to—Scenes from Macbeth given in main room. “Is this a dagger which I see before me? Shivers! Shivers I! Shivers!!! Dec. 23—Christmas exercises in main room. Santa Claus ex- ceptionally good to dear little Seniors. Januarv 26 to 30—Examination week! Pass on! Pass on! Particulars are distressing! Feb. 30—Junto editor makes his debut, but refuses to resign from the U. O. W. H. March 17—Revolution in Room BI Five anarchists annihilated! March 21—Bazaar proves a greater success than ever. Here’s praise to all who were concerned in making it so. Azril 21—Debate at Bethlehem High School. Is immigration detrimental? Not if E. II. S. says that it isn’t! May is—Senior play, She Stoops to Conquer” at Neumeyer theatre. Needless to say. all were conquered. May 21—All aboard for Washington, D. C.! One great jumble of chaperones. Seniors, suit-cases and cameras. 17