Echo High School - Echoes Yearbook (Echo, OR)

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HERE COMES THE BAND Echo High School Band The Echo High School Band is composed of 51 members. The band again, this year, played for the Echo Community Program. This makes the third consecutive year the band has played for this program. The band had a formal concert April 4 in the high school gymnasium. The first trip that was taken by the band was to Pendleton October 21, 1950, where the band marched in the Cantonment Military Order of I. 0. O. F. parade. After the band marched, a ten piece band went to the Odd Fellows' Hall where they played a few marches. On November 30, 1950 the band marched on Washington Field at Pendleton for the six-man championship play-off between Pilot Rock and Triangle Lake. The band also participated in the entertainment for the District B 7 Tourna-men at McEwen High School gymnasium. The officers of the band for this year were: President ................................... Sis Ramos Vice President...............................Roy Rohde Secretary.................................... Donna Snow Treasurer ................................. Swede Ramos Managers .............. Rich Fullerton and Jim Stockard Director ............................................ Mr. Center

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Student Council All the class presidents, club presidents, and the officers of the student body make up the Student Council. Members of the Student Council are: Student Body President.................. Student Body Secretary.................. Student Body Treasurer.................. Student Body Sergeant at Arms Senior Class President ................. Junior Class President.................. Sophomore Class President............... Freshman Class President................ Pep Club President...................... Lettermen's Club ....................... . Swede Ramos ...... Sis Ramos R. C. Winks Mary Lou Farrens John Madison . Roy Rohde ..... Elmer Berry Jeanne Ramos ....Sis Ramos ...... Al Young

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WE LOVE A PARADE Below is a picture of the Echo Majorette Band in action. They are taking part in the Westward Ho! Parade in Pendleton. Twenty-eight girls participated in this parade. The same routines and formations were used as when the girls marched in the Lilac Festival at Spokane. After the parade the Round-Up Committee gave each of the girls a free ticket to the Round-Up.