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

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THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION-(Continued) CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Employment ......... Personal Solicitation Social ............. Athletic ........... Membership ......... ..Mrs. Margaret Kutz .....Walter Krantz Miss Helen Kauffman .....Russell Schooley .....Spencer Allen 5

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The Alumni Association N the years that have just passed, the Easton High School Alumni Association has been well represented in many activities engaged in this great World War. Some of its members were called, some volun- teered, but all went to elevate Democracy and to crush Prussianism. It can boast of a few high officials who helped to carry this war to a great victory. It is also proud of the brave young men who suffered and endured the horrors of war in the front line trenches. Let us not forget the brave Alumni who willingly made the supreme sacrifice that liberty and humanity might live. It is with a feeling of great respect that the Alumni Association boasts of these former members. But this was not a war for men only, for many of our Alumnae did their “bit” as Civil Service clerks, or yeomen in the service of Uncle Sam. The young men and women who entered Government service showed that same high school spirit of loyalty, courage, and unselfishness. OFFICERS President.......................................................John S. Correll, ’99 Vice-Presidents...................................Mary Miu.ER, ’oS; Lester IIeck, ’15 Secretary and Treasurer..........................................Ralph H. Johnson, ’12 Assistant Secretaries............J. Oscar Wolslayer, '16; Mrs. R. H. Johnson, ’15 Trustees .....................................H. Oscar Meeker, ’93; F. C. Sandy, ’99 4

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History of the Senior Class it possible. Seniors, that the fourth and last year of our High School life is at an end, and that wc arc about to separate, in many cases never to meet again? Before departing, then, let us record in our Rechauffe a few memoirs of these delightful years. As Freshmen we made the upper classmen gaze at us in wonder when wc won the annual Ettcyafal from the Sophomores; when we held our debates, and when wc won the inter-class basketball cham- pionship. Wc entered our Sophomore year with great hope for the future. Wc were represented in all school activities, and as we had grown a wee bit larger our school career was begun with a delightful Sophomore party. School spirit and general good fellowship were not lacking throughout our Junior year. Who will forget the Junior Hop and the Junior-Senior Reception? Athletic and debating teams also received the benefit of our loyal workers this year. Our Senior year was an eventful one. At the beginning of the year the following officers were elected: Presi- dent, Renton Brown; Vice-President, Della Workman; Secretary, John Ruch; Treasurers, Miriam Hittingcr and Kenneth Sandt. The athletic season was very successful; and our debators also worked hard to uphold the standard of Easton High. The Senior Play and the Senior Trip were decided successes and will always be cherished by every Senior. It is, therefore, needless to say that our High School days have been enjoyed by every member of the class. Wherever our life work may take us, we will never forget those sacred ties which keep us faithful to our Alma Mater. Alberta Stotz. Senior Cabinet Renton Brown .. Dei.i.a Workman . John Ruch......... Miriam Hittinger ......President .. Vice-President ......Secretary Girls' Treasurer Kenneth Sandt ... Edward Albus Clarence Crobaugii Alberta Stotz .Boys’ Treasurer Barbara Fretz Helen Cameron ........H istorian 6