If you or a friend or family member attended the Lutz-Franklin school, please email us with the name of the person and the years attended (if known). We will compile a list and post the names on this page.

We'd also like to gather the names of any of the teachers and the years they taught there. It should be fun for former classmates to see names of former friends and teachers and hopefully bring back fond memories.

If the classmate would like to include their contact information such as email address, address, or phone number please include that and it will be listed as well (this is optional).

Lutz Franklin Class Photo 1902

Classmates List
Peggy (Ringhoffer) Fluck, current member of Lower Saucon Township Historical Society
John Ringhoffer
Ella Ringhoffer
Bonnie Frey
Emma Kunsman
Elizabeth (Betty) Librick (attended 1929-1933 3rd through 8th grade)

Teachers:

Sadie Sallone
Miss Edna Amy (from Hellertown)
Miss Pickle (from Easton) - She stayed at the Helms farm
Mrs. Lewigard

3rd and 4th grade classes in 1952 (pictured above)
If you can identify any of the missing names from the above photo, please email us.
Harriett (Wagner) Sinko
Michael Buddock
3rd photo-need name
Herling Werkheiser
Georgene Antolick
Joseph Pick
Janice Ehart
Barry Zimmer
Row 2
Emil Palos
Saraleah (Frey) Murphy, current Secretary of Lower Saucon Township Historical Society
Joseph Chunko
Teacher: Hilda M Knauss
5th photo-need name
Lucille Shierer
Joseph Milan
Lois Staats
Row 3
Mary Germangtin
Reuben Gross
Pauline Kunsman
George Ringhoffer
Row 4
1st photo-need name
Sandra Grasick
Edward Kishel
Charlotte Chunko
William Pick
Nancy Gearhart
Gary Ringhoffer
Charlotte Snyder
Row 5
Jack Gonzales
Dorothy Dimmick
Thomas Gertenberg
Margaret Vassa
Peter Stasko
Robert Werkheiser
Nancy Eisenhart
David Ungarian

Lutz Franklin Memories In Grade 8, Mr Angstadt formed a harmonica band of all the girls in the upper grades. He designed the uniforms of white cotton dresses with a bright blue sash draped over one shoulder, across the chest to the waist. He taught us how to read the music. We would practice twenty minutes daily until it sounded like a song. Eventually we played for other schools. He bought the harmonicas out of his own money. I think that he really loved his job as a teacher. Memories recalled by Peggy Fluck Read more of her memories in the Winter newsletter.

Mr. Angstadt's harmonica band. From left to right, front row: Ethel Roth, Gloria Borocky, Doris Helms, Crystal Chuck, Ethel Chuck, Ella Ringhoffer, June Martin Back row: Francis Chuck, Margaret Ringhoffer, Catherine Chuck, Rose Kish, Mildred Ceban, Margaret Scheier

Do you recognize any of these children that attended the Polk Valley School circa 1945? If so, please email us with the name (refer to the number shown in the outline below the photo). The only children identified are: #11 L. Gordon Brader, #15 Jennie Makos Messics