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

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Easton High School Faculty—Continued Wf.si.kv S. Mitsian.............................Mathematics Mr. Mitman was educated at the Easton Academy, East Stroudsburg State Normal School, Lafayette College and Muhlenberg College. He has served successively as teacher in the Palmer Township Public Schools, as principal of the Wind Cap Public Schools, as instructor in Latin and history in the Mohegan Lake School, as principal of the Taylor Building, Easton, and as instructor in the Easton High School. Floyd A. Brotzman.................Mathematics and History Mr. Brotzman is a graduate of the Easton High School, Class of 1904. and I-afayctte College, Ph. B. 1908. He has acted as principal of schools at Rin- gocs, Hunterdon County, N. 1908-1910. From 1910 to 1913 he acted as principal of the Vanderveer School Building, and since 1913 has taught in the Easton High School. Herbert H. Eiciiun...................Mathematics and Latin Mr. Eichlin is a graduate of the Easton High School. Class of 1909; and Igtfayettc College. Ph. B., Class of 1913. He taught at Igtfayette College 1913- 1914; McAllister School, Asbury Park, N. 1914- 1915; «nee 1915 at Easton High School. Pauline Cope........................................English Miss Cope is a graduate of the Easton High School and Wilson College. B. A. She has devoted her teaching career to the Easton High School. Clarence R. Wolf...................................English Mr. Wolf attended Shippensburg State Normal School, 1904: graduated from Merccrsburg Academy, 1906: taught at Highspirc, Pa.. 1906-190;: graduated from Lafayette College. A. B„ 1911; took up post- graduate work at Columbia University and taught at Easton High School 1911-1917. Herman D. Wolff....................................English Mr. Wolff is a graduate of Central High School, Philadelphia, Pa„ 1907, and Pennsylvania College (Gettysburg), 1910, A. B. He took up summer courses at Harvard, 1912; at Cornell, 1914: at Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, 1915 and 1916. Charles H. Lurch...................................English Mr. I.crch attended Trach's Academy. Easton. Pa., from 1874 to 1878; and graduated from Lafayette College in 18S2. He took up post-graduate work in English at Lafayette College, 18S2-1 53: attended Union Theological Seminary, New York City, 1SS3- i8Sj; took up post-graduate work at Johns Hopkins. 1884-iSSs. Mr. Lcrch conducted Lerch’s Prepara- tory School from 1885 to 1914 and since the latter date has taught in the Easton High School. Rebecca H. MillKn.....................English and German Miss Milieu is a graduate of the Easton High School and Wilson College. A. B. She taught at Chandlers Valley, Pa., and Youngsville. Pa.. prior to her teaching in the Easton High School. 12

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Easton High School Faculty ROBERT Edward I.aramy Superintendent of Schools Mr. Laramy is a graduate of Lehigh University. B. A., 1896. and received the degree of M. A. at l.chigh in 1899. He taught at Moravian Parochial School, Bethlehem, from 1896 to 1903; was principal of the Bethlehem High School from 1903 to 1905: was superintendent of Schools at Phoenixville, Pa, from 1905 to 1913; and since 1913 has been super- intendent of the Easton Public Schools. A. J. I.aBarre..........................Supervising Principal Mr. LaBarrc attended the public schools, and was in the service of the D. L. W. K. R. Co. for two years. He attended Millcrsvillc State Normal School, and taught at Ml. Bethel and East Bangor. He also taught in the United States Naval Service, and while in this capacity taught on board the famous frigate Constitution for sixteen months. He was called to South Easton High School in 1883 to fill the vacancy left by Superintendent Schull as superintendent of the South Easton Public Schools. He was legislated out of office when South Easton was annexed to the City of Easton, and the schools were combines!. He was then elected supervising principal of the Easton Public Schools under Super- intendent William White Cottingham, which position he has held with merit ami esteem to the present time. W. C. Davis.........................................Principal Mr. Davis is a graduate of the Potsdam, N. Y., Normal School; Harvard University, A. B.; and of the graduate course at Columbia University. He acted as principal of the High School at Norwood. X, Y.; principal of the High School at Nutlcy. X. supervising principal of schools at Coblesville. N. Y.. and since September. 19A has been principal of the Easton High School. Edward C. Brisker, Jr.............................Mathematics Mr. Brinker is a graduate of the Easton High School. Class of 1893; Lafayette College, A. B.. Class of 1900. A. M., 1903. He acted as Principal of the Ricgclsvillc Academy 1900-1005; taught English ami mathematics at Bethlehem High School 1905-1906; taught mathematics at Easton High School i »6- 1917; became principal of the Easton High School in 1913, but was compelled to resign the principal- ship in 1916 on account of his health. Since his resignation he has again taken his place in the Mathematics Department. WlUIAM S. Gruver..................................Mathematics Mr. Gruver is a graduate of Lafayette College, Class of 1895. A. B. and A. M. He prepared for college at West Chester State Xormal School and Easton Academy. He has taught in the Easton schools, 1895-1917- 11

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Easton High School Faculty—Continued P. O. Ramirez......................English and Spanish Mr. Ramirez attended Pennington Seminary. 1906- 190S; Ohio Wesleyan Academy. 1909-1910; Alle- gheny College, 1910-1915, A. B.; Columbia Univer- sity, 1915-1916. Before coming to Easton High he taught at Chautauqua Summer School for four summers, and while at Allegheny College, taught at Meadvillc Commercial College. Mary E. Mansfield..................History and Jiiology Miss Mansfield is a graduate of the Easton High School. She also attended West Haven Seminary, University of Pennsylvania Summer School, and Cold Spring Harbor Summer School. She has devoted her entire teaching career to the Easton School District. Leila R. Custard...............................History Miss Custard is a graduate of the Easton High School; Gouchcr College, Baltimore, Md., A. B.; Syracuse University, Pii. B. Before teaching at Easton High, she taught in the High School at Olean, N. Y., and at Trenton High School. Roy S. Steiner.................................History Mr. Steiner is a graduate of Beloit College, Beloit, Wis., 1915, A. B. He prepared for college at Wau- watosa High School, Wauwatosa, Wis. He acted as Secretary of the Lafayette College Young Men’s Christian Association in 1915. and taught in Con- tinuation School in 1916. Since that time lie has been teaching history in the Easton High School. Benjamin F. Sandt.....................Latin and French Mr. Sandt is a graduate of the Easton High School and (.afayette College. He founded Ricgcls- ville Academy in iSSj, and taught there four and one-half years. He became principal of the Easton High School in 1887, and was compelled to resign the prinripakhip in 1902 on account of poor eye- sight Since that time he has had charge of the Department of languages. Mary Cooper ......................................Latin Miss Cooper is a graduate of Laurel High School, Delaware: Girl’s I,atin School, Baltimore, Md.. and Goucher College, A. B. She lias taught at Chesa- pcak City, Md., and Stambaugh, Mich. Sayre P. UhlBR...................................German Mr. Uhler is a graduate of the Easton High School 1902, Lafayette College 1906. and has taken up post-graduate work in German at the University of Pennsylvania. He has taught at Hackettstown, X. J„ High School, 1906-1907; Juniata College, Huntingdon, Pa., 1907-1909; and at Easton High School. 1909-1917. Fred C. Shotwku.................Physics and Chemistry Mr. Shotwcll is a graduate of the East Strouds- burg State Normal School, 191a and Lafayette Col- lege, Ph. B., 1916. Prior to coming to Easton High School, he taught at Rider-Moore and Stewart Business College, Trenton, N. and at the New Jersey State Reformatory at Rahway, N. J. i)