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

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History of the Sophomore Class do you realize that the second reel of our existence in Easton High School is nearly at an end, and that fate is about to cast the third reel upon the screen depicting us as dignified Juniors? Before allowing her to do this let us review the events of this, our Soph- omore year. For the first time in the history of the school the “Friday night scrap” between the two lower classes was eliminated. In its place a game of Ettcyafal was substituted; and our class, led by Hill and Chidsey, was victorious over the Fresh- man Class by the score of 6-o. Early in the school term we elected the follow- ing as officers: President, Russel Schoolcy; Vice- President, Eleanor Tompkins; Secretary, Olive Stamp; Treasurer, William K. Wilson; and Faculty Treasurer, Clarence Wolf. The school as well as the Class of 1916 must admit that they performed their duties more than well. We. as loyal supporters of the dear old Red and White, contributed largely to the Bazaar, Athletics and Musical Organizations. On the football team we were represented by Chidsey, Hill, Lcininger, and Mitman. on the Boys’ Basketball Team, by Lcininger, Romig, and Shircr. On the Girls’ Basketball Team, by Edna Allen, Katherine Ashton, Cecil a3

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Junior Class Frank J. Albus C. Spenser Allen Ernest R. Armstrong Harry Baumeister Ceraro L. Bayles Harold Ron no Leonard Brunner Gilbert H. Chessman Walter Christmas Roy Clements Abraham N. Cohen John S. Cole Ellsworth H. Croll William Fackekthal Edmund B. Fairer Charles M. Feiir William P. Fitz-Raxirih-h Edwin H. Fleminc Wilfred Freeman Donald S. Frey Russel L. Codshalk Carleton Cradwohi. Herman Gkollman I. kstkr P. Heck J. Norman Heil Harry V. Hester E. Lewis Keller Nelson T. Kessler Donald F. Kingsley Benjamin Kowitz William Krohn Kenneth S. Kuhn Henry S. Lehr Donald V. M. Macee Raymond T. McCarthy Robert H. Miller Julius Naab J. Frank Rader Lester Reese Henry Richter G. Willis Rundle William S. Seifle William A. Serfass Donald B. Smith Howell M. VanCleve Chester Vollmer Lawrence N. Wacner Maurice Wolbert Wesley C. Wolfincer G. Transue Woodrinc Helen E. Aicher Annetta B. Anders Lucy E. Bealer Emilie E. Bercin Martha M. Brandau Eleanor J. Clark Ida Crawford Mamie Feinberg Mary C. Ford Edith M. Frederick Eva Freeman Ilah K. Hommek Ada B. Horn Emily A. Kessler Evelyn A. Kist Beatrice Kroner Helen M. Leech Helen E. Mack Mary E. Magee H. Elizabeth Merwatii Frances C. Miller Helen S. Mitman Kathleen McCarthy Dora Novick Florence Peters Marion S. Pike Mabel Quiri Katharine A. Kebekt Margaret E. Richards Ruth Richards Gladys E. Rogers Edith W. Seibert Helen Sherrerd Frances J. Siegfried Gertrude B. Smith Elmira E. Strauf Alice B. Sucrue Helen Vogel Marcukritk Wallander Dorothy White Helen E. Zinn 7

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History of the Sophomore Class—(Continued) Clark, and Jennie Roberts, on the baseball team, by DeFay, Leiningcr, Reich, Wolbach, and Wolslaycr, on the track team, by Hay, Chidsey, Romig. and Shirer, and on the relay team, by Wilson. William Gunning, Henry Reigel, Raymond Smith, and William K. Wilson played in the High School Orchestra; and John Davis, Henry Reigel, and James Shade, in the Mandolin Club. We were also well represented in the Boys’ and Girls’ Glee Clubs. In November we held a very successful class dance. Towards the end of 1913 wc gave an entertainment for the purpose of buying gold footballs as individual pres- ents for the football team. In this wc were very successful as is shown by the fact that wc made one hundred seventy-six dollars. Mr. Gruvcr, Miss Gcnther, Mr. Wright, and Mr. Skinner represented our class against the Freshman Class in the first inter-class debate ever held in Easton High School. Let us strive to make the third reel of our life here even better than the second one. Here burns my candle out, aye, here it dies.” Historian. 39