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

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Slttinjt—Eleanor Kelso, Beatrice Lyona, Ray Arnold, Mildred Terhune, Olga Stotz. Standing--Vincent Green, Joseph Tomaine, Miss Greider, Charles Glenar, John Ott. Senior Cabinet President RAY ARNOLD Vice-President ...........................CHARLES Glenar Secretary •......BEATRICE LYONS Treasurer........... .......... MILDRED TERHUNE Home Room Delegates 101............................Miss Cline—Ray Arnold 103.........................Mr. Shafer—Vincent Greene 111.........................Miss Hillyer—Eleanor Kelso 202 .....................Miss Searfoss—Josephine LaBarre 203 ........................Miss Newman—Ruth Ogden 209- ................... Mr. Patterson—Joseph Tomaine 213..........................Mr. Brotzman—Olga Stotz Balcony...................Miss Frankenfield—John Ott Page 10

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Rechauffe Staff Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Eleanor Kelso Elizabeth DeLong Business Manager Tony Labate Assistant Business Managers Vincent Green Joseph Keubler ASSOCIATE EDITORS Olga Stotz Ethel Kugler Carl Mayer Claire Ealer Literary John Yahraes Neivs Geraldine Gorman Athletic James Wigham Art Margaret Imel Elizabeth Wysor • T ypists Frances Lerch Elizabeth Paul Mary McGary Faculty Advisor Emma C. Greider I E have endeavored to give our friends and classmates an accurate and interesting picture of school life in this, our 1927 Rechauffe. To this end we have all worked to the best of our ability, and trust that you may enjoy and treasure it, as much as we have enjoyed our task, and will treasure our memories of hard work and good times together. Page 9

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Senior High School Class History F T E R four years of study and fun we finally arrived at the highest peak in Easton High. Our high school life had been much more eventful than that of most classes. For two years we played upon the “campus” of Wolf High under the trees that so many arbor day celebrations had placed there, while we watched the silvery Delaware roll by, twinkling through the treetops whenever we glanced up from our books. It was all very beautiful and it almost broke our hearts to leave when as Juniors we came out to our new senior high school. We were delight- ed with the beautiful new building and with the fact that our “Wolf” teachers came along with us. As juniors we watched the Class of 1926 go through all their senior activities. As seniors we likewise have set a precedent for others. Now, armored in knowledge mounted upon youth and opportunity the seniors leave Easton High School for the last time. CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President----- Secretary........... Treasurer ......... Class Advisor...... Class Colors........ Ray Arnold Charles Glenar ... Beatrice Lyons Mildred Terhune Emma C. Greider Blue and Silver Page It