Easton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easton, MD)

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MARS HA l,l, li. VI JGICL Commercial Club, Class Bd.Y1'l1llll, RECIIAU FF1-2 Staff Few people realize that this per- son is an acrobat and can perform some excellent stunts. He is a great humorist and has an inex- haustible supply of jokes. Marshall is very industrious and did excellent work as typist of the REUIIAVFFE. He will become the general man iger of some large oflice force. RAYMOND XVIQISFIR Senior Play, Treasurer CtlIllll1F7'CIvGl Club, Class Buscball Rainie is the boy with that curi- ous laugh. He has executive ability, and has taken an interest in all school activities, especially in social affairs. Ramie is not always seri- uns, and delights in being callell a ladies' man. His ambition is to be- come a great lawyer. 27 FRANK KW PLSLAYIC R Captain Football Team, Baseball Team, President Commercial Club, Class Treasurer I: ycursj, Execu- tive Committee Here is the captain of the best scholastic football team in the state, and the right fielder of the baseball team. Yank is a very popular man and has held many important offices during his four years in High School.

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E. JACK SITGREAVES Football Illauayrr, Bnsiftrss Illaw- arzvr Svuim' Play, Iunim' Class Prvsirimif, Lrader fJ7'Cl1!'.YU'l1, RE- etllwrrtg Staff jack is a natural leader. He suc- eessfully managed the football team, the Senior Play, and the Orchestra. Ile is a willing worker, and has led in all social affairs. Jack is like- wise a debater uf great note, due to his daily practice in Commercial Law. GARRFQT H, SMITH Baseball Tram, Clair Iffmfbtzll Here is the midget nf the class. lint he well proves the truth of the saying, Valuable goods come in small packagesfl for Garret is our second baseman. He is a wonder- ful player and at the same time a good scholar. Ile hopes to succeed Eddie Collins. LESTER SMITH ll'vl?'I'If'.Y.Y Club This object is called Ambition Smith. His famous Spanish ora- tions have become the talk of the school. Les has but recently out- grown his childhood, and is not yet ahle to understand the value of hard work. lle has an inclination for the mechanical, and will some day be an electrician. HENRY VAN STCKLI3 Dcliating Team, Junta Staff, RE- clmurlfli S2415 This youth must he heard to he appreeiated. Heinic has a won- derful line. lle was the star per- former in the debates, Allentown and t'ool. In this last his remarks were far from dry. He plans to make use of this 'lgift of gab by heeoming a lawyer.

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3111 Mrmnriam WILLIAM GREGORY APRIL 16, 1917 ALLEN LAWTON JULY 17, 1917 ARTHUR LUTZ JUNE 19, 1917 28