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

Page 23 text:

Senior Class History OUR glorious years— and at length they must come to a close. We will leave behind us all the loyal friends, all the helpful teachers and all the pleasant memories of our schooldays in dear old E. H. S. We have worked, we have played together but we have always striven for one goal— the betterment and honor of E. H. S. Scholastically, our class is a vast success. Its records prove that it far excels any previous graduating classes. Fifteen of its members have attained the honor of joining the National Honor Society. Our famous football team needs no introduction. No one will ever forget the four unde- feated years on the gridiron due to the splendid teamwork of many of our members. The class was equally well repre- sented in basketball and base- ball. Track had its success also. The tennis teams proved their ability as well by winning almost all their games. The debating teams were quite successful and were ably represented by some of our members. The Class of ’26 has the first Student Council in E. H. S. and have tried to carry it on capably. May our efforts be continued by the incoming classes. The trip to Washington was the climax of our year and was greatly enjoyed. The fun we had during high school will never be forgotten, though we have tried to make our fun consistent with the high ideals of our school. And now with the honor of being the first class to graduate from the new E. H. S. we must bid goodbye to the glorious days and never-to-be-forgotten memories of E. H. S. OFFICERS Arthur Edmondson Ralph Hoyt ... Agnes Ramsey ...Frances Garis ... Emma C. Greider Page 17 President ............ Vice-President ....... Treasurer Secretary------------- Faculty Advisor.......

Page 22 text:

Left to Right: STANDING—Konn. Case. Scott. Goodhart. SEATED—Waltman. Garis. Edmondson. Hoyt. Ramsey. Funk. Senior Cabinet President Vice-President Secretary ... Treasurer ... Arthur Edmondson ......Ralph Hoyt Frances Garis Agnes Ramsey DELEGATES Alma Scott Frieda Funk Ruth Waltman Harry Konn Robert Goodhart Page 16

Page 24 text:

ELIZABETH ANDERSON Girlie Hood College Publicity Club. Press Club. Dramatic Club, Glee Club. Class Basketball '26. Girlie is the original funmaker. She is as full of high spirits and laughter and nonsense as she is of interesting stories, and that's going some. We don't believe that Girlie has missed a dance in years and. as for popularity— well, we leave that to the opposite sex. GRACE ANTHONY GRACIE Senior Play Committee, Dramatic Club. Glee Club. As the daughter of a great dramatic worker, Grace has been rather at a disadvantage. That unusual dramatic sense has been rated as her father's gift, whereas it is really her very own talent. Hers is the cream of her father’s discoveries and good cream always rises. ALICE ASHWORTH AL Alice is quiet, studious, and sincere. But she is not too serious, as her friends all know; she can be as merry and gay as anybody. “Al” has con- quered the Business Course, spurred on by her ambition. If Alice is always earnest and sincere, she is sure to meet success in life. ANNA MAE BARNES Nan Commercial Club, Dramatic Club (2). Rider Business College To her friends. Anna's face is a mirror of her feelings. She is capable of instantly changing her expression from one of joy to that of sadness. Her general mood is pensive, with a sad little smile hovering on her lips—half- timorous. as though afraid to venture any further. But in her especially happy moments she is one of the most clever entertainers one could wish to see. Let us remember her as a good ole fren.” Pane 18