Echo High School - Echoes Yearbook (Echo, OR)

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 PAPER STAFF Editor ............. Borboro Vohs Assistont Editor .............. .......... Lcille Wottenburger Business Morrager Jeanne Joraan Assistant Manager ... Kathy Ellis Girls' Sports Reporter......... ................ Joanne Ramos Boys' Sports Reporter.......... .............. Swede Ramos Society and Fashions ......... Lucille Wottenburger Class Repiorter.... Donna Snow Advisor ........... Mrs Wilkerson ANNUAL STAFF Editor ................ Associate Editor ...... Assistant Editor ...... Business Manager Assistont Monoger ... Class Editors.......... Sports Editor ......... Assistont Sports Editor Typists................ Advisor ............... ................................... Lucille Wottenburger ......................................... Newton Bowmon ........................................ Barbara Vohs ............................................ Shirley Cunha ..................................... Betty Lou Emerson Donna Snow, Joonne Ramos, Mary Lou Farrens, Kathy Ellis ......................................... Homer Bowman ........................................ Swede Romos ....... Dorothy Wiglesworth, Jeanne Jordan, Mary White .......................................... Mrs. Wilkerson PUBLICATIONS This year the paper staff and annual staff have been combined in the Journalism class. The class put out both the school paper, Cougar Tracks, and the Annual, Forty-Niners of Echo. The Journalism class was under the direction of Mrs Wilkerson Barbora Vohs was editor of the Cougar Tracks, and Lucille Wottenburger, the annual editor. The staff proved to be most co-operotive in working together and in doing the work assigned to them.

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Thirty-four boys ond girls enrolled in the second ond third grades in September. The following month Max Stevens joined them. Richard Miller and Molly Milliorn were later enrollees Richard DuPuis and Leonard Browning were the only withdrawals. To date there are 35 on the register. Radio programs were prepared, and all enjoyed having a part in them. Parties were enjoyed at Hollowe'en, Christmas, Volentine Day and Easter. Eleven boys ond girls entered the first grade last September. In November Linda Lou Bowden entered from Stanfield Shortly after Christmas Barry Comton moed away leaving us the same number enrolled as when we started. The last of October, we took six of the second grade from Mrs. Bennett's room because it was overcrowded. Richard DuPuis soon moved away. At this writing we have twenty-one in our room. We had o party Hollowe'en. Christmas was a wonderful time. We took part in the play Christmas eve. It was a busy week. On Valentine doy we had a big box of valentines and also a party. Three times this year we have put on a ten minute radio program. We have liked our new books. We soon learned to read them. We have been very busy and happy together. We hop e to accomplish much next year. I

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STUDENT COUNCIL Taking a leading part in the management of the school, the Student Council of the Echo High School made the session of 48-49 a progressive one for our Student Body. During the year one amendment was made to our Echo High School Body Constitution. This amendment bemg—A division between the Varsity and the Junior Varsity on the terms of letters earned by students (boys of the Echo High School. Many other important things were accomplished during the school year. One of the most important ivos hovmg the Echo High School Student Body const tution placed on o plaque and put in the hall of the Sc ho High School. Student Body Officers President ............ First Vice-President . . Second Vice-President Secretary ............ Treasurer ............ Sergeant at Arms .. Homer N. Bowman ......... Bobby Hale ..... Kaye McAtee .....Jeanne Jordan Lucille Wattenburger .......... Dick Snow