Echo High School - Echoes Yearbook (Echo, OR)

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Clyde Nofsinger, Junior McVicker, Eugene 3erry, Kenny Jordan, Dale tfilaon, Doris Rauch, Ethel Crow, Patty Finch. e r Irwin viilkerson, Charlie Daly, Dean Rohde, Annebel Vohs, Vark Cotton, Bessie Young, 3obby Hale, Lois VcElroy, Bob Vhite, Dolly Sparks. r

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- I W V TT ■- - Y Class of 49n After the Sophomores came flying up the stairs of good old Echo Eigh to begin the school year of »46 47, it was discovered that six from the previous year had failed to report. Only nine Sophomores were all that could be found. It was before the end of the first semester we lost Kathryn Eloom, bit her haunted seat was soon filled by Eilly Karlnee from Kansas. This caused the boys to outnumber the girls. Jimmy Lily came from Baker to increase the boys majority during the second semester. At the basketball tournament, with the help of Mr. Center and Miss Eatwell, ve sold pop and candy and made approximately $235. Do you wonder that then the Student Body took over the concession? Our class officers for the rear have been: President; Donald Reese; Vice President, Lucille Wattenburger, and Secretary-Treasurer, Mary White. Our able class advisor was Miss Eatwell. ',','e ended our happy school year with the thought of coming back next year as upper-classmen. Class of 48 -• On a sunny day in September, ten Juniors came prancing up the stairs to begin the year of study. Only one new member, Irwin Wilkerson, was with us. the others all remaining from last year. Our officers were: President, Charlie Daly; Vic President, Mark Cotton; Secretary, Bessie Young; Treasurer, Lois McElroy; Sgt. at Arms, Bob Hale! Coach DeLap acted efficiently as ear advisor. In the spring we gave a party for the Seniors. V.'e had great fun, and everyone enjoyed himself. 9 We look forward, with high hopes, to next year when we will be The Privileged Seniors . 9 9 9 r