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

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History of the Senior Class PR the last time our record as an undergrad- uate body is set before you. With deep feel- ings and emotions we go through the portals of E. H. S. to make her name known far and wide. Some of our classmates will go to higher institutions of learning to pursue the studies which they think best fitted to their purpose, while on the other hand, many will immediately go out into the world where they will struggle hard to keep on top in the strong tide of life. In looking back, first comes a feeling of pride as a class. We have upheld the honor of the school in all ways possible; we have strengthened the athletics of the school; we have, at every opportunity, given our energy and power to make all high school affairs a suc- cess, and as we now pass on, we feel that our record as an undergraduate body has been one of which we can justly be proud. We depart with a feeling of sorrow. We may return, but never to the same Easton High School. We have, however, one consolation and that is: All of us arc sons of the same Alma Mater. When we entered as Freshmen, our policy was activity, and so shall be our policy when we go out. Always to keep the name of Easton High School fresh in our memories. Memory brings back the Freshmen-Sophomore scrap, the first week at school, the victory over P’burg, the bon- ■firc, the delates, the presentation, Arbor Day and its dance, Junior hop and the first dignity of Seniority. In the latter part of our Sophomore year, Mr. Rundlc. as President of the class, fulfilled the time honored custom of giving a remembrance to the school, by donating a silver loving cup. Upon this cup will be engraved the n