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

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The Faculty Edward C. Brisker. Jr., A. M. Principal Benjamin F. Sandt, A. B. - Professor of Latin and French Wii.i.iam S. Gruver, A. M. Professor of Mathematics Susan R. Miller Instructor in History, Physiography and Drawing Mary E. Mansfield Instructor in Botany, History and Civics George R. Miller, B. S.. M. S. Professor of Physics and Chemistry Sayre P. Uhler, A. B. Professor of German Wesley S. Mitman, Pii. B. - Professor of Mathematics and Commercial Late Pauline Cope, A. B. - Instructor in English Clarence R. Wolf, A. B. - - - - Professor of English Herman D. Wolff, A. B. Instructor in English M. Alma Younc, A. B. Instructor in History and Algebra Floyd A. Brotzman, Pii. B. • - - Instructor in Mathematics Charles Lercii, A. M. - Instructor in English, Latin and History C. E. Powell - Commercial Department Maiiel Monroe Assistatil, Commercial Department H. A. Aliiricht - Supervisor of Manual Training Beulaii Gradwoiil - Instructor in Domestic Science A. J. Blewitt Instructor in Dratving Alice Romig - Instructor in Millinery and Dressmaking Chas. H. Royer Instructor in Music Milton Moses - Faculty Clerk «7

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THE FACULTY Ml to right (firvt tom) Me«r«. Moves. Brotxm ». C. R. Wolf, Mllnua, Powell. Blexilt, Uhler: (second row) Mr. Miller. Mi we Mxssicld. Cope. Monroe, Miller, ftomig, GradwOhl, Young, Mr. H. D. Wolff; (third row) Meun. Royer. Graver. Lercb, Brisker. Albright. Sxsdt.

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Easton High School Alumni Association HQHN May 7, 1903, a mass meeting of the graduates of the Easton High School was held, at which meeting the 140 i i organization of an Alumni Association was discussed. The Association was formally organized on IjjBppCga June t, 1903, with the adoption of a suitable Constitution and election of officers, the first officers w crc: President, Edwin C. Clifton; First Vice-President, J. Willard Meeker; Second Vice-President, Floyd B. McAlec and Secretary and Treasuter, Frank G. Sigman. The first social and reception to the graduating class, which has become an annual event, was held on the evening of July I, 19 4» • ! passed off in a very successful manner. On February 9, 1906, after very strenuous efforts on the part of the officers of the Association and a committee composed of S. G. Simpson, F. G. Sigman and D. H. Noll named for the purpose, word was received from the trus- tees of Lafayette College to the effect that an annual scholarship had been granted in the name of the Easton High School Alumni Association. The members of the school who have enjoyed the privileges of this scholarship arc Arthur O. Berlin, 1906; Guy E. Lavers, 1907; Charles Straub, 1908; Charles G. Eichlin, 1909; Fred N. Miller, 1910; Dudley A. Giberson, 1911; Frank H. Schlough, 1912; Charles E. Lothrop, 1913; Howard K. Ricgcl, 1914, all of whom have proved themselves worthy of the honor. On June 23, 1906, Muhlenberg College offered the Association an annual scholarship which was accepted. In this manner, the Association has proved to be of great benefit to those graduates, who otherwise would be unable to pursue a college education. The real object of the organization is to create a feeling of unity and sociability among the graduates of our school; to aid and assist the members in securing vocations, if necessary; to hold annual receptions to the graduating classes and to uphold the standing of our Alma Mater. The membership has grown to enormous proportions and it is hoped the Class of 1915, imbued with that school spirit of which they arc so proud will promptly become loyal members of the Alumni Association. 18