Emporia High School - Re Echo Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1923 volume:

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MARY HUMPHREYS llomio fclxvarcl Huklsoni Q, lr., XSL -ff ,- A- :..Q,.,1-1. vw ' .. Nh' A QL... swam, Q Q lag A H, . :' , ff' ,ww 9 X Y W 'E - f X., . -- . 5 Tm gf Q M Q S 5 947 , fix f WW xi . . ' i x wi, s-,Q 1, + Q, 'YL I, fl..-f: W iff rder f X 2 OON , V., ..,......X , Clc1SS2S Cm-School gkhlekics ani tions nfmiils 5-N... x X --1 K . I , I, W , 5 ll"'I 'qmmhll n,qIM1f nm I1' 'la "f-- 'W ' - wg I I 1 1. "'a' ""'- " fp f""" -5 ' - fU,,f!l1'i ' ' , -Lx , L ,- .V xii. ff J ? A. ,. V.-.. .-Q. f--- . .Q ,.-., 1 1 . -., .. 1' "FC, N A Y, Q..........w-., , S E W I U R S f FXR Q C A MN 5 Q ,af 1 Q f , :hiss ffff 115,33 ""'---ff'--- psf . . ....-Y x. l ' g A e-ease? wfwl --'ef if l 'V 7 The Ancient Seniors It was a small green Freshman and A Senior proud stopped he, Who paused, and looked, and wondered "What can you want of me?" The Freshman shook and shivered while He contemplated flight. He'd never be a football star, It'd seem a rooster fight. He sputtered and he stammered but The Senior understood, He wished a tale of "The School Life," For his own personal good. "Ah well! ou've come to one who knows Y Our class has done it all, You can't expect to be so great, . Your plans, perhaps, will fall. "Yes we were once green Freshmen but With Selleck at our head, H An education fine sought weg ,. We wished to be well read. 1 "We scratched our heads for Latin verbs, A struggle hard had weg 4 For in our school the 'flu' germ flew As big as any bee. "And then as Sophomores we claimed To be a plucky group, We had the pep, the grit, the rep, In fact, 'We were the Soup! "Thanksgiving, we ate pumpkin pie, A High did our spirits soarg - And all excited Winnie pushed Her hand through a big glass door. "On Christmas Eve old Santa called And brought along a tree, . Nice presents then I gave to him And he gave one to me. "Ahl then we were the Juniors Proud The teachers, our old friends. Say! Wallace passed in History, I-Ie's making fine amends. "One afternoon the girls had tea Their mothers did invite. And then another germ flew in- Bad cases were in sight. "The school went for a Shakespeare hike And Kenneth took his Ford, When e'er he stopped a can he placed Below, tied to a cord. "For gasoline poured out in streams, A saving head had he. But Em-Hi field day we woke up And stopped the Seniors' spree. "The Senior flag we tore it down They could not fly it high. And in the sports, we showed them all The bacon we could fry. "Then wise and dignified we took Our title, that of 'Senior.' You'd know us here, in France, in Heav'n By our sincere demeanor. "Some sizzling meat in glowing flames, ' The shadows were our hosts, Whoever dreamed of such rare sport As Seniors on steak roasts. "Toasters, toasters everywhere And yet no. toast to eatg But with Titus and his finger bowl Our banquet was complete. "And now Commencement Days are, o'er, The end at last is hereg We stand with parchments in our hands And know no worldy fear. "We thought that 'twould be fine to leave But now-it's not so swell, A longing sigh goes with the words We bid you fond farewell." -WILMA GOODALL. .3- -.,,. I .?f'f?.,. l S .?!fQ2'mNJy f , , V. , 1 W , ' .X X ,V of 1.1, 4 i- Li fi' gi ,ff 114, ..-N A ., , .,.'.p.1.. .gn ,.-.. if ' :Qi 3 ' 1 N Y . 4x x 5 lbx ,,, M- 4 ,,-,M ,-b,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,-,m,,,,,, , e ecwo S , , - ::4- , ,,,. sg.-J VERONICA FUNK Debate Club: Shakespeare Club: Glee Club: T. T. G. Club. "Good temper like n sunny day, sheds brightness over everything." AVIS SOMERS Y. VV. C. A.: Glee Club '22: Echo Club '22. "De1ving for knowledge incessantly and industriouslyf' MILDRED SMITH Glee Club '21, '22, '23: Y. VV. C. A.: Shake- speare Club '21, '22, '23. "She will succeed for she means all she says." ESTHER TAYLOR Y. W. C. A.: Ibsen '21: Shal-cespeare"22. '23: "Uncle Dick's Mistaken: "Stop T'hief": Glee Club: Orchestra. "My heart is happy as a singing bird." ' ' ESTHER'TEAS A ' ' Shakespeare Club: Entered as a Junior from Alta Vista. 1 "Her xoice was ever gentle and low, An excellent thing ln woman." l AMY HOVVELL "Actions speak louder than words." NELL BENSON l Y. YV. C. A.: Ibsen '21: Shakespeare '22. '23: Public Speaking '21: Glee Club '22, '23: Echo '23: "The Charm School." "A lady whose bright eyes rain influence." BERTRAM CAUBY "The good die young: 1 Here's hoping that you may Live to a ripe old age." CLARICE CARROL' Y. VV. C. A.: Estes Park: Topeka Confer- ence: Echo Staff '23Q H. S. Editors Con- ference '23. "Is she not passing fair?" VIOLET WILSON Y. VV. C. A. ' "ln her 'twas natural to please." l l V L l 15 f WN? O W r A pj"'.33,g w ff' rf . W o 'i' YT?-3:3 L 1 " 'I' 'A' M-E I ,,.. .,., M, M .7.. ,... . .,.A.: ...Y-- .-1qX'4'? 1 A , .. - , g,.,, g 4 .. ... -. is 5 I Wea. .. .---.--We-f..' I HELEN VVILLIAMS ' Y. NV. C. A.: Shakespeare Club: "Boost- Q ing Bridgetn: "The Charm School": "Stop Thlef": President of '23 January class. "But men may come and men may go, but I go on forever." 1 RUTH PINE Entered from Saffordville H. S. 1920: Pub- lic Speaking Class. "Her best companions, innocence and health." VVHILOMENIA KEMPKER "Most shy and ladylikel' Q MATTIALIEN GOSSER C ' Y. XV. C. A.: Entered from Americus H. S. 1919. ' "By a tranquil mind, I mean a mind well ordered." GLADYS YOUNG ' ' Dcbatc Club: Glee Club: Y. VV. C. A.: Shakespeare: Echo: T. B. G. Club. "Speech is great but silence, is greater." . ' PAUL HUNT V W "He knew the precise psychological mn- ' ment to do nothing." ' FRANK LATTIN Debate Club '22: Football '23: Glee Club ' '23, "Providence gave,me a deep bass voice and took everything else away." MELBA GRIFFITHS Y. XV. C. A.: Ibsen Club: Shakespeare: "Manners and Modes": "Two Aunts and a Photon: "The Charm School!! , l . ' BLANCHE GRIMSLEY Y. XV. C. A.: Re-Echo Staff '22: Shake- speare: Radio Club: Honor Society. "Her looks do argue her replete with modesty." 1 HAZEL JACOBS ' N Y. VV. C. A.: Office Assistant. "Modesty is the adornment of women." v . , Q i ' -ar- . 1 P..g.11 cg Xi, .1 V sg. sm Hmm-' -nv -pw -4- ... if wi 1.74 L.. ... A ' V 1 HELEN DRUMM Entered as a. Junior from Cottonwood Fallsg Chorus '20: Y. W. C. A. '21. "'Tis greatly wise to talk in vacant hours." HAROLD ENDLY Hi-Y '20, '21, '22, '23p Officer in '23g Glee Clubg Track '20, '21, '22g Class Basket Ball '20, '21, '23. , "A little study is a dangerous thing." LUCILE MARKS Echo '20g Shakespeare '22, '23: Glee Club '21, '22g Y. W. C. A.: Vice-President '22- President '23, Office Assistant '23g Girls Student Council '239 "Seeking a Ser- vant": Librarian. "She wounds no breast with jeer or jest, yet hath no honeyed tongue." LUCILE CARBAUGH Y. W. C. A.p Glee Club '21, '22g Radio Club: T. B. G. Club: Echo '22: Shake- speare "22g Public Speaking '21. "Woman she needs no eulogy, she speaks for herself." EVA MARVIN Shakespeare: Y. W. C. A.g "Pilgrims Pageantn: "Three Girls from School." "Beware of her fair hair for she excels all women in the magic of her locks." HAROLD FINKLE Q "A man that blushes is not a brute." ARCHIE MORGAN Glee Club '21, '22, '23: Radio Club: Shake- peare '22, '23g Honor Society: Senior B. B. Team '23. "Night after night he sat and bleared his eyes with books." DORIS VVEST "Be to her virtues very kind Be to her faults a little blind." LAURA HAUK A Glee Club '23g Y, W. C. A.: Entered from Amerlcus 19205 Honor Society. "Of a good beginning cometh a good end." JUANITA PEAK Y. EV. C. A. '21, '22, '23: Shakespeare '22, '2 . . "Not much talk: a. great sweet silence." Le. ll bi. jo o f I2 "X J L4 ' mm "N-""""W -+--. -V T -Y----V +- . 5 A., Ima "T"'f"'Z'A"""" . "'5Ll:l? M. .- ' - 'Fil in 'ra7"rQfrgf 45g it ,1 ez-ect-ao L i a r I .4.... -..sw . ,,.-1 -.--A--f . -.. , C..--.. ..-1 , VVARREN JONES Football '22. "The greatest end of life is not knowledge but action." WILLA DANIELS Y. VV. C. A.: Shakespeareg Orchestrag "Pilgrims Pageant"g "Nothing But the Truth." 'fAngels listen when she speaks." ESTHER NICKLIN Glee Club '22, '23g Shakespeare '22, '233 Y. XV. C. A.: President Girls Council: Radio Club: "Overall Club": Salina Y. W. Conference: Honor Society: Special Glee Club '23, "She was--but words would fail to tell . the what: Thlntla what a woman should be, she was at." EDNA LUVINA McCLURE Shakespeare '21, '22, '23g Echo Club A'23g Y. VV. C. A.g Honor Society. - "YVhatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing Well." X MARIS GRADY Y "A little nonsense now and then, 'ls relish- ed by the wisest men." EDITH SHANNON Shakcspeale 23 Pretty to walk with and Witty to talk with JUANIT A GVVINNER Shakespeare 22 2 Contrary Malv Stop Thief Y VV C A 21 Glee Club Thou wast born to be a plague to man JOHN WOOD And all labor without any play boys makes Jack a dull boy ln the end MARGARET DWELLE Y W C A Shakespeare 2 23 P11 grlms Pageant Dx ery Students Prog ress My thoughts are m5 companions JULIA BOND Y W C A Glee Club Girls Chorus 22 Echo 22 An effort made for the happiness of others lifts us above ourselves tel J I .3. .. I . mi , . . . . , h . . 1. ,.: 1 ' ' : I l P-gang.,-.---..-----.---.--, .... W-. '7 fri? Vs -,---,.-..--,tW,.,,......,..4 U H ,V gc 1 Y f' I ............,......-.... -........,....,...... . ..... ......... ..-.... f I X 2 gj.-ff 2" ' I 1- . ii2-f'?'6Qff?Q.,.-- . , ....11.....-.. .+....,. 7-1-44 ---V---... , .-J. V2.4- FRANK FURMAN Shakespeare. "There's a good time coming boys. A good time coming." ' LEO DENNY President Senior Classg Footballg Shake- peureg Basket Bally "Stop Thief." "Look. he's winding up the watch of his wit, ' By and by it will strike." . WVARD CLA RK "One who never turned his back But marched breast forward." MARY ALICE JONES Y. XV. C. A.: Shakespeare: fT. B. G. Clubg Glee Clubg Public Speaking. "Patience is n plant that grows n gardens." . ot in all VVALLACE MCCOWN Shakespeare. "Oh why should life all labor be." CLARENCE LRENCH Basket Bally Shakespeare: "Stop "Spreading the News. "Heart is aching, head's awhirl. Same old trouble, too much girl. Thief ' CARL BITLER Entered as 11 Senior. "Though I am always in haste I nm never in o hurry! FRANKLIN PIERCE "Day by day my lessons fade My intellect grows muddy! GERTRUDE SMALLEY Entered as a Sophomore from Horton: Y. VV. C. A.' Estes Park Conference' Shakespeareg Glee Clubg "Circus Cicer- mis." "'l:o thCSe who know thee not no words can paint .ind those who know thee, know all Words 1 -1 I rr n v : n , n y n n -Q C, , - ee ee l 1. . X -..,,.,-.E,.--..,,...c f S-GCHO 5 . ,-Q--..-.W .,--...E HELEN TRUITT Newman Club '22g Y. VV. C. A. '23. "This above all to thine own self be true." ' LAWRENCE HARLAN "He most lives who thinks most. feels the noblest. acts the best." 'VERNA FISHER "'l'empt me not from the righteous path." LENA JONES Y. XV. C. A.: Glee Club: T. B. G. Clubg Shakespcareg "1-'ilgrims Pageant." "And though hard be the task Keep a stiff upper lip." . MARIE THOMAS Shakespeare: Y. VV. C. A.: Honor Society. "Ext-use me it 1 seem to talk a little." VERA MAXEY "A 2'-weet attractive kind of grace." VVILMA SMITH X, W. C. A.: Glee Club '21g Radio Clubg 'l'. B. G. Clubg Echo Staff '22, '23g Shakespeare: Edltors Conference at 1.4k'lSVl'Bl'I.C6. "The blessing of work is toil." CLAUDE ARNOLD Assistant Manager Football '19, '20g Man- ager Football '21, '22g Manager Basket Ball '20, '21, '22: Orchestra '21, '22. "The one thing finished in this hasty world." ' DEMA HINZE Glee Club: Vice-President '23g Orchestrag Y. 'W. C. A.: "Contrary Mary"g "Miss Cherry Blossomug Ibsen '21g Shake- speare '22, '23. "Her hah was like unto a prairie sunset." PAUL TRIMBLE Orc-hestrag Shakespeare. "NVhichever way the wind doth blow His heart ls glad to have lt so." 4, ii' at 2444 1 it W . + --- - , 'se---lf ."1'1"'f-1-f---r'v-svrawwmff-n-Y 1- .. as 's l . r' X " -1 , Qsifx -4" Qs . .... .. W . , . .-- 1 1... ELGCHO jj ..., -eg,,.,-, .C g.g4g.jg 1 . ... , ,,,...-,................-......, ., ................... ...Q . 7x i N 511: ' T' "TT 'W 1' , ELSIE D.-XVIES Echo Club '22, Y. VV. C. .-Lg Honor Society. "There's quiet in that gentle glance, - There's rest in her still countenance." EMMA EDWARDS Y. VV. C. A.: Glee Club: Librarian. "Thinking is the talking of the soul it- Self." HARRY KREUGER Orchestra '21, '22, '23, Band '21, '22g New- man Club '22. 'Wvhat I asplred to be. And was not comforts me." BERTI-IA SPECHT Glee Club: Newman Clubg President '22: Librarian. "A smile for every joy, .All excuse for every fault, An encouragement for every hope." XVINIFRED BRATTON Re-Echo Staff '233 Ibsen Club '21, Shakes- peare '22, '23g Sec. '23g Y. NV. C. A.g "The NVrong Mr. WVright", "Contrary Mary": "The End of the Rainbown: "A Bit of Nonsense." ' "Youth, full of grace, force and fascina- tion." ' JAY MITCHELL Re'Echo Staff '23, Hi-Y '23g Shakespeare '23g Entered from Des Moines as a Sophomore. "For he who is honest is noble YN'l10.tBVBI' his fortunes or birth." LEE IRYVIN Radio Club '23, "Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep." ' WILMA GOODALL Echo Club: Re-Echo Staff '23: Y. YV. C. A.: Glee Club, Honor Society. 'Wvhatever I have tried to do in my life, I have tried with all my heart to do well." BETTY BESCHKA "Pilgrims Pngeantug Glee Club '21p New- gaan Club: T. B. G. Clubg Shakespeare "Keep cool and you command everybody." SYLVIA HOBBS Y. W. C. A.: Shakespeare Club. "Talks little, says much." xl, , A, ,ff'73.DFsf p..e I, fl! Nl I X, """"o jlx if fl ,-,A . . . w N J .Li.! If X K. Eg- v-Algvi-v -fn. : -1. ,f - - , -H f - nv- '-eve . 9 t Q , . . '-jg-Q , 'i-"'1Qja,q771f3. ' "'3,,'i" if L X el ,W-.--,.,--.-.--.-.e....-,.....- Q 'ow N X 2..T,.W..,.......-..-..,,h..--.-..-..-.,-.,.,... 1 +V" i" ' - -..4 C . f'1.--........-.......... W, . 6-ecf-so S, u 3 ' H W I 2 l- - I '- 'ft J 1 Zi ' FLORA HOLLAR S 2 l' ' Y. VV. -C. A. 4 Years: Glee Club 4 Years: . 1 Slmkespeare 3 Years. "I have no mocklngs or argumentsg 1: I witness and wait." E i fi GLADYS -JUNES J lg 9 Y. W. C. A. '20, '21, '22, '23, i f '- I "As frank-as rain on cherry blossoms." ' . ji J I ALICE MCCUE wil ' Y. XV. C. A.: Ibsen '21: Shakespeare '22. ,' V 5 '23: "'lhe End of the Rainbowug "The C15 Xvrong Mr. VVright."g "Contrary Mziry": Q 4 Newman Club '22: Treasurer of Senior 3,3 Class: "Christmas Hat": "VVhiskers." ' if . "Short and dark and sweet was she, T' I ' F' Flrmf rooted her popularity." ' ' ,Y ! x- I 'N VVAYNE HORREL " . Basket Ball '21, '23g Class Basket Ball '2l1 , N lil j i Track '2l: Hi-Y"23. , Q A 'True dignity abides with him alone." v Ai ' in E MABE1. SUDDOCK I ' i . Y. W. C. A.: sliakespeare '21, '22g Giee ' if 5 ", Club '21g "Three Girls from School." , ..l . 2 "Of gc nerous impulses and noble th ou gh ts." , 1 ka i -I HAZEL MELISSA TROXVBRIDGE 'Q Y. W. C. A.. Shakespeare: President of Q ' ' Del-ate Club '22: Member of Newton - ' ! ' Affirmative Team: Honor Society. "On her face you always see a smile." .J lil 2 f aj' I ANNA JACOBS ' Y. NV. C. A.: Cabinet '22, '23g Librarian: l N .. Shakespeareg Echo Club: "Nothing But I , I the 'l'ruth"g "Overall Club." Q i "She doeth little kindnesses, l 'I NVl1ich most leave undone or despise." C1-TARLES FAUST I Honor Society. "How noble in reason, How infinite in faculty." GAIL KEINATH "Studious of ease, and fond of humble I ' things." , ' GERALDINE BYRD , Y. W. C. A.3 Shakespeare: T. B. G. Club: Topeka Conference '22g "Pilgrims , Pageantu: Honor Society. "Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit." W Q 'rex F Puge17 ., 17 . l fel T 2 ' A WZ? . . 'l r . --Q Q 4 ,I Q V V 1 3 2 - 2 5 .Af 1 . I " ' " ' 'U' i"'i"" A . H ' , . , M . . C 7642? ' A 1' " 1 fr-l -'rg - 1 tk E1 -- -5-.vi - -qi , .-vrwnri... .Y , :fl .N ig. .XX . . FLRN bl XDB LLlDR "l'ht only way to h-ue a friend is to be . onef BILL DOYIE Slmkespt.-ire' Re-lncho Stuff ':.?: Echo L 1 Ibsen Club ' ' Glee Club 2 .' Radio 'L... "These delights, if thou canst give, mirth with thee I mean to live." LANSON MAYES I-li-Y '21g Shakespeare '21, '22: Class Bals- ket Ball '22, '23: Football '23. "I would rather be right than President." ESTHER CO XVAN Y. VV. C. A.g Glee Club. "Gods in His Heaven. f f.f- AV- .-.--.W we-..v--..--Q fill' 4 I ,N F--ww., l C H, r l 4- 6-sooo LQ? - in W' I , . Vr F r 1 17,1 l Q 1 , lv l .1 k 1 i a i ' H v Y Ji v q v V' Q1 1 i 1 y A Y '30 R , ' 21, 1 71 4 1, 1' '9 3. I we 54 5. ji , 3, ll . .li ' ,. ' 31. .. lu 3. 1. 171.4- N .-xll's right with the world." BERTHA BONVERS Y. VV. A. 1225 Honor Society: Glee Club .91 .. Z 'itliowil Matty her blushing was and how pretty she blushed.:.1gain." EDWVARD HUTTON Re-Echo Staff '23g Football Ball '23. "To be good is to be happy." '23g- Basket DALE SCHEEL Echo '21: Glee Club '23g Shakespeare '233 I-li-Y Secretary-Treasurer '22g President '23 HHKIVQ can he rule the great who cannot reach the small." PEARL KELLAR Y. W. C. A. '22, '233 Entered from Ameri- cus High School 1923. "Oh, keep me innocent make others great." DORO'1 HY SHAVV Y. W. C. A: Honor Society. 'Sho is '1 blonde tis true Iikt vshom tlwrc, -we but fowf ' ' ROY SlANlON .il1'1lO1'iESt mun's the noblest God. . work of ,v. f , l,.., , 'C , ii i , " . 4' K " P KW DEX " nw-Ngia'-'M-!"m"M' ' ' .4 . "' X ,lf dyff " X D , Pgge 18 . 1 155 ' , -L41 'U F- 4 .-....,-. ,, 1 , 1 1 . . . A., . .. , 20, . ,. 1 1 -. 1 .- 1 - . - ...., ... , 1 '22, '23. W1 , 1 '1 , . . 3 i 1 , ' an in l Y .1 f F 1 '2.J: z : 1 ' 'L.'g . 1 - 2 ..'. .. 6 . , , ., .. -1 1 11 . J '. V T. I .2 . 3 . n - .LL 3 , .- , . , z ' 1. . H . , . 1,3 1 . F. ah. ' z s ' . J ' a' z' ' .- . . 4 v . 4 '. . , J z'g ', 1.11: H I ' 1 15. 1 1 " ,1 1 1 V, Echo Club: Y. VV. C. A.: Radio Clubg Glee 1 . . 1 ' . ..,1 . .,. 1 i . ,. . . ' ' v 1 ' ' 9 .:: z l .' J. '....g ' 3 a . 1 ' 3 ..: 1 ' . 1 21. .l , , - L .1 A r 1 . . . . 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ELLEN NILLSON Y VV C Glee Club 92 " 1-Ionor Society Echo Club 99 93 Shakespeue lell mm, Wll9lO lb flncy bled In thu. llc-ut Ol Ill the held HARRX 1HOM XS footb 111 " Sh xkespe ue ?3 Class Bus ket B111 '73 Xvlmt 1 don t see doesnt tlouble me PEG WE-U PR 3 NX K X Ibwen Club 1 Slmlcespeale 3 X blt of Nonsense Pllglims 1'1g,,L ull Good humor only teachus clvums to lmst Stull mlkes new conquests and muntuns the plst IMI ABLE HUMPHREY X XV C A Shakespeue Ol0llLNtl1 l-louol SOClGtV Klllbltlilll has no lest 1 LORLNCE COO1xD Club SIVIKEGDSIIG lo be womauly lb the gultest ch um of womfmn lsLNNE'1H COOIXL Busmc-ss Mxnlgel Fcho 99 RZXLIIO Club Sh 1kespeue Class Blsket B111 And he loved kvvepmg company SARAH 1 IIOM -XS 3 ll L -X Shlkespeare Honor Socinty. Muut was um-11 modest known MLREDITI-I SMITH ulec- Club Z2 '70 1 W C X Sh'Lkespe'u'e Nle lne not to 0Ll1b6lXS'w oul work is life KLNNEIH C-XRB.-xl GH footbxll 2 23 Basket Ball ..'-, " ' Stop lhlef Shlkespeue Radio Club' Incho Club 90 Ibsen Club Cllss Basket Blll 'W Semol Coach H1 Y lhonlhe will talk ye gods' how he will t L k IRA NICIx1 IN blee Club Olchestm lncho Club "l, '2". one knows what he can do till he tues - C- , n ,'A. 1 ,QQ MQ! A I I 4 Q 1 e Y- B- I.'IEilh'i"ij' " ' " 'W' '45 I ,N ge i 'sw L. .nw-.,-.,-,.e,-,,,,..,.:.-u.,.,.1J q I I N? .1 1"' ff .N I 1, .A 1. .S . - N 4. H ,A----ff" " ' V- ' 'ex I HELEN HAMER . Y. NV. C. A.: Shakespeare Club: "Three nf 5 Girls from Schoo1": "Pilgrims Pagennt"- if I "Every Students Progress. i I ' "Laugh and the world laughs with you. f, I RICHARD DRAKE is R Treasurer Shakespeare '23: Echo '20' - 1 V Echo Staff l22, '23' Ibsen Club '21' ' '5 "Every Students Progress. N 1 I ' "I um nothing if not critical. I I . "I .am a part of all that I have met, - . I I A ORA BELL TVHITE . "My motto: Care is an enemylto fe.' K.-XTHRYN DRUMM 1. . Entered as a. Junior from Chase Count3 , High School: Y. VV. C. A.: Shakespeare. '- "Gentle of speech beneficent of mind. I SAM TRESSLER il i- 4 , Re -I ERNEST ABRAHAM ., , X ll ' I . - 1, 1 Orchestra. , "Thinks the female world is at his feet." l FRANK CONXVAY Entered as a Senior from Hartford: Hi-Y '23: Class B. B. '23. "I dare not be as funny as I can." , 1 I I MARGARET THOLEN 2 1 Y. VV. C. A. '19g Shakespeare: "NVhiskers": If I "A Bit of Nonsensen: "Stop Thiefv: A7 "Pilgrims Pageant." Q1 1 "I would rather sit alone on a pumpkin ' I than to be crowded on a velvet Cushion." ' .F I I 1. WALTER BUCK 5 , Entered from Hutchinson in '22: Shake- I peare '22, '23: "Stop T'hief": Class B. ' Q5: B. '23, 2 1 'I "For every inch that is not fool is rogue." -3 I S1 1 . 1 f I CLEO COVVAN ' I - Entered as a Senior from Americus: I Shakespeare '23' Hi-Y 10. ' Around his heart he gets a p'1in methinks 11e is in loxe again. 1 lx P 5 1 1 2 1 1 -. w- f I I J I 'vi I 1' 1 I I 1 t QI T' 11 , .10 If 4 , L 1, 1 I 1 I , Page20 , ..........,... ..,.,.... Y. x,,Ye....:--..m-s. - , Y- -C ' ' TW.,-,,,,L.,., . V:g,,,,,,V,.,,..,s,-,,5 nu, M. 1 " 1 I 1 Gm -ue, tk 1, aff I 1 I ' I - 1-' 1 4' 7 ' . . J. . ' . 44 , - ' - n r . 1 ' 7 u , - an v 4 e . -'-. ' 'l- ' l v . ' l -V .-f.. , , x. ,x , .. ,,4 4 . . V ,.q's?'XV l DFLLA MILI FR Silence is the sfmctuflry of prudence. JUANITA 'WALT FR would stuck I would knovx. ORIE DAVIS YVhere ibnorance is bliss ,lis folly to be wise. ' RUSSEIL DAVIS .R'1dio Club 23. I Lount myself in nothin., else so happy 'ls in a soul' vemembering my good friends. LENONLIAH GANDX Fnterecl 'ls '1 Senior from I-Iorton High School' Y. YV. C. 'L' Qcoloredl' 23 'lx'ea.S- urer. God helps those who help themselves. MILDRLD WX ES'l Y YV C' A Colored Gills Glee Club X tendel t1m1d maid CLI1"'1ON ERX IN They laugh that Wm . A l I r 0 A . . A' H "T" "5 ' -- - ,,, - . ' ,' 3-+-,.-. , -,---f?--- I .' X n . y li l I U Y 1 J UI V , U . .. 0, H 1 ., 1 , 1 .. , 0, , K ! ,- , 7 u L 4 , I I D 7 X l. H W, 4,47 . A -A g - ---A - ""' '- .3 i 1 v 4 l 1 1 K. ji , wi N ' ll 1 .QA . , 'X , 2 - ' ,'5""N fl x , f., 3 1-1 , ' Z . if 1 1 w :Pj ll A: ,S .1 1 v l .-9 'Q ,l 'a .ll 4 l ..l ml L n..,..................,.... t ,, WJ, F.. -T J O ei J-if ...q , V A , ' Q.. eecwoh If oo, MARIE SPECHT Shakespeare '22, '23: Y. YV. C. A.: "Seek- ing a Servant": "Nothing But the 'l'ruth": "Pilgrims Pageantug Honor Society. "The very room, coz she was in Seemed warm from floor to cei1in'." VVAYNE SIMPSON ' "Only my humbleness shall make me great." CATHERINE YVOOLWVINE Y. XV. C. A.: Cabinet '22: President Glee Club '23: Special Glee Club: Re-Echo Staff '23: "Overall C1ub": Shakespeare. "Earthfs noblest thing, a woman per- fectedf' LOTTIE AUSTIN Y. VV. C. A.: T. B. G. Club. 'tYVOI'kS-HOt men have always been her aim." DONALD ANDERSON Re-Echo Staff '23: Shakespeare. "And this he bore without abuse The grand old name of gentleman." RACHEL NVILLIAMS 1 '4Every joy is gain, And gain is gain, however small." . HOMER MACY Football '21: Glee Club '21: Shakespeare '21, "Silence has become his mother tongue." ' DENA SIMMONS Y. YV. C. A.: Ibsen Club '21: Shakespeare '22, '23: Honor Society. "XVho spake no slander nor listened to it." ERMA FUNK "That life is long which answers life's great end." MARGARET BROWN Shakespeare: Y. XV. C. A.: Glee Club: T. B. G. Club: Public Speaking '20, "True to her word, her work and her friends." Page 22 V' V y .. ,- Q , XJ I ,lf ,,. -L:...3,.,1l,,.., .- .. A ,-an-A, ,, 'A fl 5 4 ,fl D -3- Y V T ..1F.-h . I , for W M- -X? 'KX' ,- s fires' s' A-f sky is s so s so s so S et-ecf-ao ,W . 1 Wits. 5 . LLOYD HERSHBERGER , Football '21, '22: Ibsen Club: President of V Shakespeare '23g "XVhiskers"g Business . Manager of Re-Echo '235 Echo '20: . "Uncle Dick's Mistake"g "Her Christmas Hat": "Spreading the News"g President . of Junior Class, f "A man of strong intellect and his hands are full of business." ' HELEN BATCHELOR Y. VV. C. A.g Vice-President '23g Shake- if speare '22g Glee Club '22: Editor of Re- 3 Echo '23: Secretary of Class '23: Radio 7- Club '22g Honor Society: Topeka Y. VV. r" C. A Conferenceg Librarian. "No better worker in the school VVas never known to break fl rule." if ' if . gg Q . 5 A . L , 5: CLASS SUNG if Tune: There'll Be a Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight. When you're feeling sad and lonely, ' E. F And you know not what to do, 2 Come and join the Senior bunch, Q You never know what they will dog E We will make this old school famousf Put our town upon the mapg Y Come along and bring your pep, I Q We'll show the freshmen push and snap. Sf. Clzorusi: 'Q Seniors, Oh! We'l1 make our voices ring, We'1l all join in, just listen while we singg X lg We will make things Ihove, Weill let'this old world see QQ We are the Seniors of Nineteen Twenty-three. - You can always hear us coming, ' 5 22: See our motto flying high, ' For we are the greatest bunch 3 V That ever left Emporia Highg f Let's give nine big rahs for Denny, ' " He's a peppy president, g 'g To our cries to "Keep things moving," 3' Never is indifferent. - ' Chorus: ' In all high school sports we're wonders, Every athlete is a-star, Q And the faculty were VlCtlUl.S 1 When our record they would marg L We have gained just peeks of knowledge. E , Teachers now are satisfied-3 A. . Underclassmen please take notice, H 1' ' We're the Seniors dignified. -. A' Ch.m'u.s: . 'j --WILMA Goonlxu. Q P... 23 e ffm les. ...........-..-........ ..,.. .........s..,........., . .-. ..--..-........ q K If .f J 1' l N' Q gil I A , .X 4. if we: DCHO 4, JKINIVRS W QE NI! ORS .. II. at 1 I JW K Pu gr 25 I X x X I X JUNIOR II CLASS .4- , . 1 X . , ' X xx XX Xi L We 5 , Q X17 1 I . f xx , X . K- 1 j xx X? Lv... eff? YWXI 'IL eecfao ie X The unior Class JUNIOR II 1 am the Junior II class Some class although my fellow sister the Senior I class thinks that she is ihe one and only one But who would uant to be a Senior I when they must be in my class Some students like me so well that they stay with me for sometimes, two years They, "Like th poor we have always with us ' This year I am made up of twenty seven members Fourteen boys and thirteen girls Poor unlucky girls' Always worrying who must be courteous to the extra boy. I have never attempted any gieat works of distinction yet I have had some brom- inence in a number of directions Silvia Neill mv dramatic star IS one of the most popular members of the class Frank Adams with his cornet and Blenda Stubbs with her remarkable voice have done much to cheer up E H S So iallv I have been a bit bashful but I can point with assurance to my "cake eaters" and Flappermos ' examples are Lawrence Harlan, Claude Wagoner John Maddern, Ray Overfield, Loren Barnett, Theodore Juenglmg, Lorena McCaw, Vernie Fisher and Ada Smith In athletics too, I have won distinction, for what I have lacked in numbers ' Lefty" Marmont and Slim Campbell have supplied in quallty Warren Jones has done his bit as a substitute, and Oliver Roberts as cheer leader has lead the school in pep. As a class I cannot be called a book worm but nevertheless my intellectual at- tamments have been secure in the hands of Joyce Stubbs, Isa Huntsinger Olive Jen- nings Alice Fairchild, Lloyd Desklnes, William Loveless, Robert Sutton and George Newcomber While Holly Mcllvam and Frances McNoWn, with their Titian hair, have done their part to brighten my class Alme Martin my graceful toe-dancer has taken part in two plays, IS a member of the Shakespeare club and secretary and treasurer of my class, and can think when she sets her head to it She has aspirations for Vas- sar Now do you blame me if "every day in every way I feel prouder and prouder h t I am the Junior II class?" JUNIOR I 'Twas 1n Nlneteen Nineteen September, Ah' well do we remember When first we gathered in E H S Somewhat chagrlned, we will confess But soon our fears were overcome And there was always heard a hum Of merry voices in class rooms all, And quite as often m the hall. Now three short years have come and gone Each filled with glory and renown. The Honor Roll we have supplied, Upon our pep they have relied. , X V V . v QMS, . Y , I 'A A -' 5' f"x' ' K" . J s 1 Y ' Y . I 'I . jf I e , ' ir K ' ' 3 . I ,fl '. , , - as sr 1. If ' 1 Q . , . , . - , 1 . . I Q . f . . . . I . ' H . ,, . . . ' 5, .L . . . l . ,X n ' 8 I 1 . . . , . I s jk .1 , Q: . . . ' 4 2 : . . - X t a , P ' . A , x I - - I 'Q ' ' 1 J 1 ' 1 I . . - I ,, . A., . ..l-s.,.1- . . In athletics we have done our part, With Zody and Marmont in football art While Clyde with lusty voice and mein Led cheer on cheer, again and again The Y W C. A. claims most of our girl The Hi-Y our boys, O what a whirl With glee club, orchestra and band In which we always have a hand If you would ever doubt our worth Just question Sirpless Jackson,'Hurt They ll tell you that of all the rest 4 There are none like the Junior E H S S gg gg VPag:26 ff! I wld X . I I I ,zfvfrfw Y --"W NM, ,I .VI M.. I . ,, . W X, , I . xl ,. , ,. , ,II ,. gs I I I-I In rl I In Y ,Q . I I I II? ,-I II I I Q xp--Sggl' LL HU 53 A I Lf, ....V 7 Iggf I M43 I I- ' ,..-f ink I In If If I Q - If I I , I I3 I II I El ' I I I Q I 1 I I 'If I I : V I 25 I JI I I II I I I II I 1: l . I 2. I I KI 1 ' - II If! I QI I I.. I I , H I T I I Iii I I LQ III I if I Ig II I Ili JUNIOR I CLASS I I I2 . , "Cf ' V I Page 27 F- ,."' - IQ .n.zf....g..,....,,, - ,.g..--ZQJ...L.g.1gig1LL1gg.g-LL II -' I I ,' j II Sill -3?"'l7I.f1E'Ei:lEi'fIf'EI'Zf'3:'E2'T5'f15l5i1wfi.Ti'?PVfi55?51-T'-z. .I , .1 W' I . -, 5 , W ' if I I I .. I .. .II I ,I 'I T12 -I I 'A lE5f?9?7fFS-N ,-X, -1 - fm -'yrs -A x x A! 1, 1,1 g .3 X 1 I N K a 1 PY J xt 'xx 'J r , .' 4 . ,.,l Q in V -,,.,-- U wif, Q , If X v - w.--...- - "A""""-"'-"""- --f- ---'E X. W ff -:jkff iw, !L,-, X j .pf "if 'y E " " P ' ' 'iffy 1 gftji r--sf-jvv,-1 ,Wi , ,Z Mnfgzff ,I VO' """"""""""'-M"'--'A W . gg-,-af l 5 E I ,ff Qxwiw LEP! I TFLLQTIQ 'lf ""rZfL1"'C"'Q. ff' ' N ' C ---.-7.--.,r,.,,A M, Pun:2B 5- G!-211.1 H Ls yf X2 flip JAX if -'um-'WQQQ-M-A--Ag- -,A, M-.--,,,,,-M 1 l Q? L 6-ecwo LQ ' I W"" ...T ' , 1---------'+Af-'fu 'f 4' , , ,A Hd h K 7,7 - --- "" VVY- V -V 'x fr, I I SVPHVMVRIIS U My mum My Z 1:93 X! Q ll 1 Zy f f X XXXXX X D X XXX Q XX YW SQCXN Q! l ' IY ,I , ' h 71' ' JINHHU nuff? 13 ' . as A' CQ xi fi LAT-0 WN n Wiga f , X , . ' ' 3 X Q XX S ? 5 1 XY XX X .f - X fx X rf?-L' xy X 'XX x W . ' 3 t " "2 ' VZ 'ax X X x I ,XX l i" X XX X XXXQXXX X xv . , ' X X Q UH, ml, ' A 2,4 A TY3'fIx"'1i' , 3 , 1 CLASS II MORE H0 SoP S 'N Fi S l , -5- --es.-es. H .YH -. .-if 'wi , Q, , c , .J-:ip esece-ao -Q I S rr: A if s I Class of June 25 The Sophomore I's carry the honor of being the largest class in E. H. S., having an enrollment of one hundred thirty-one students. b After passing through the joys and trials of our Freshman year, we now stand at the brink of what we hope will prove a successful career through the Emporia High School. ' Q We have four excellent advisors, Miss Thompson, Miss Wade, Miss Meeker, and Mr. Bashawg a fine group of officers, Ashel West, president, and Lucille Denny, secre- tary-treasurerg and many students who show exceptionally good talents in various ways. A As we look into' the future, we see a vision of a class whose members attend the school and class parties and meetings, who are strong boosters for athletics, and all school organizations, and last, but not least, which has a large percentage on the Honor Roll. This class may always be found boosting its school along the road to progress to the heights of glory. Thus our ambition is to do our best for E. H. S. in studies, ath- letics, spirit, and organizations, that we may always be remembered as a class which has served its school. ' SOPHOMORE We all are happy Sophomores In the year of '23, Forgetful of 'each other ' '- . N We will never be. , . Oh! Sophomore class of E. H.- S. Proud of our class are we, 4 . Happiest class of E. H. S. 4 We must ever be. V l Everyone in the Sophomore class 4 Makes it a rule of his life to pass. Happy, busy, gay and free Sophomore class of '23. E We've had happy times together, p V And our hearts will neverseverg ' ' ' Teachers, friends, and class mates true' We will always think of you. A I P ' ' P ge 31 X 1 ' M- ' 144 ff -AW L r,,....-lag.4.Ls.,....r,,. , 1 I i . ,H ,,, ,m,,--W,, A N I K4 L-m,,WWmm,M,N,W ei ce. Cl 1-'50 I, ' l lsbarg-f1f s at X SOPHOMORE I CLASS History ofsophomore l Class I fWith due apology to Caesarj The Emporia High School is divided into four parts, of which one part is the Seniors, another the Juniors, yet another the Sophomores and the fourth, the Fresh- men. All differ among themselves in size, dress and knowledge. Now of all the classes the members of the Sophomore class, especially the Sopho- more I's, attract a great deal of attention, this however, being less than that of the Freshmen class as they have been the fartherest removed from the culture and civiliza- tion of the Emporia High School. The Sophomore I class, having been organized in September 1921, Misses Secrest and Whitby, being their sponsors, began to take 'active part in school life. In 1922 Mrs. Snyder and Mr. South were added as sponsors. Many times have the Sophomores met around the camp fire, in various homes or the gymnasium for a lively frolic. If this were not so, the faculty m-ight have given them better grades. Those renowned among the Sophomore I's are: For brilliancy, Joe Dummg for generalship, Haimer Leeg for curly hair, Dorothy Clogstong for bashfulness, Ted New- comer, for fighting ability, Joe Cannon, for silence, Clifford Hush, for honesty, Overt Bible. z ,ttlz F ,.t, ..,, ,.tl,,at , . 1 Us 1, H 32 i 5 I4 ,l lf' YN, t fs 11-44 s-M---M J W--v,---.l 1? :il if , , S.e3Cf.9O f X X.,.,,., Q1 V FRESHMEW il"l41 f ,. l M I ,A I 1161 'PRINCIPAL M : 2 7? .L Fm-:SHMAN CLASS GROUP ' ,,..-f- l-- ,ff- P,lHJ0Vl:fQS-"WI-IY oo FRESHMEN. ALWAYD oo T0 1-1e'AvE.N" Q UIMPBELI.-BEc1lu.sE mfr ARE T006-l?EEN T0 BURN1' , Q ,K X ' Page 3-I .....-, AN, ff H!!-jiri.: ff " T::r ff i ii we Lf H 2 31' an x r' n 1 V - .- , ,, L Yb, v 4 I E.-1 W ,W - , Hpldqgf -, S N .rx-.Aman N l 'fS1sf"iiff1- "i ' g "1 .:g'A I 1 ' --. , . A N ? at ! Q! EFI 1 141' C 00 HQ T if EY E43 ,Tl n U ' W4 1 EJ Q i'f. 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NORMAN L TRIPLETT I i gsiif e :Ti l V51 1 vs 1 I i 5 f'1 1 . ggaif C. H. MARTIN 1 Qi' ' 1 ' 551 1 V52 1 F. B. HEATH s 111 I lil iff, J. T. ADAMS il-Qg Vice-President Board ' 151 EE' QI 1 riil 1 . l ff? ga? H1 , A - f'-A Q31 - . .. A 1. . .... . Af 1 1 11 Hi' 52: .. . . PWS 'Z-:L--f-A -.vw-mfvfr-My-.f --ff- ""f'r1'7Q3 " V ' 1 ' F1-1E'f'ffzr:":j'f'""ivagLTfi-2?'fM'2 " ' 1 f-11' K, .. . M. AJI:, , . V V1 ... .4.--....------Av---W 'gm YV ,w C. " "A ' xl ff ,Q ,J .41 i ,. .. . ..-,-...Y , ,. ,NJ :LL " uf ,:p..,.f Page 37 , o- o We L. A. LOWTHER, A. B. Supeifintendent Schools Kansas University RICE E. BROWN A. B., A. M. Principal High. School College of Emporia University of Kansas NORA WOOD Secretary of Board of Education ETHEL BROOKS, A. B. Registfrcm' C. U. NICHOLS, M. S. Assistant Principal High School --'-- W-Af----.Q X-V e.- . . .-.O . Xi- X ' . 3 ff 4 L- - 1. f' A , - K2 -'ll 'V W' I' ' , - -,,,.-,-, 3 'eff '--- 3' -f w 1 N :Ny I i '- X , 5 , . 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Washburn College Kansas University Cornell University Chemistry and Physics Pa fl 5.-'P1i,1.,4,fo".,.-W,,',L.,s..ire Ag... M sf 32 'V ,ttt ,wi--"r.1Q.-e.,. . , Q V . 1 l 1 I ll 'l il l V l I l l I Page 39 ALICE RICHARDS, A. B College of Emporia English LILLIAN WHITBY, A. B. College of Emporia Latin JENNY P. DOUGLASS A. B. College of Emporia Latin Com E. HELD Kansas State Teachers' College Commercial Arithmetic OLINDA A. MEEKER Ph. B. College of Wooster Spanish NELLIE I. FRENCH Kansas State Teachers' College Commerce 44c.:f.."A...n- ', .. 1 f .XJ l 1 Q i ll .. .4-..-x.- - a......4 m A X 1 A , , l V 1 J y ,,, N... --.Wa A ft -A ' . A-, ,.,..1v1Q+:1'.11f:4-Q.- Q A, ,L . ,, M. .. mild .A ,,.. ,. ,,.., .......,..t..,....... - tj , ELLEN ICE, A. B., A. M. University of Kansas History BERTHA HAMILTON A. B., A. M. Dean of Girls Indiana University University of Wisconsin History VIRGIL E. HURT A. B., B. S. College of Emporia Kansas State Teachers College Social Science T. S. TRIGG, B. S. Kansas State Teachers College History and Economics ELIZABETH POTTER A. B. Libo'a'ricm College of Emporia Study Hall Supervisor MAUDE JACKSON, A. B. McPherson College History and Social Science . l ' S51-LQ..a:..LlaQ..L.'..A, .... Az.: , P ,z 0 V- ' N N L.-S., I ' XX 'N NT -,-. . .,.. ,,,,,., r if f X 5 l 1 1'- ... ,f i 7 Page ll I J" ' w A I, l Y l l I GEORGE KEENAN Orchestra NATHAN BARTLETT Gem City Business College College of Emporia University of California Shorthand and Typewriting FREDERIKA LUCE Crescent College Chicago Art Institute AApplied Arts School rt FLORINE RICHARDS A. B. College of Emporia Music ETHEL M. IRELAND B. S. Kansas State Teachers' College Sargent School of Physical Education Chicago Normal School of Dancing Physical Training ROY FRAZER, A. B. College of Emporia University of Pittsburg Kansas State Teachers' College fl-' v If rx- in A . Q. . , r TIF ,-..r....,.........,...v....,..,,,--.e..-.... . ly V w v .- 11. .,,-..,,, ......----,..,...-. V. Q - fg.s..s.f..'1.11..'n..s..4 l Q 'V g-g,fL'3:Tf.,. ',5 toys! i' fmszsawqazaa' I M. ETTA PRICE . ' A. B., A. M. Park College University of Chicago English MARY D. SCHMALZRIED A. B. University of Kansas English Blssszs GAY SECRES1' A. B. Cornell University Columbia University English ANABEL PADDOCK, B. S. Kansas State Teachers' College English SHIRLEY THOMSON A. B. College of Emporia English F. JAY SOUTH, B. S. Kansas State Teachers' College ' Chicago University Mathematics and Printing I t 7. .ffifim Liz? 4 L 1 :O-"7.::'.z:g51:4:,1:QiL112Ti .2..?a1g.:2.i41' is Sf 5 E Y J his ig-5r,21'm''I.1"T-2?e3i2i11..1j.iZile! E 35 L- ifffixli ag' ag:-,.3g.,, 1,g',',- mf, ,nge av:-3'3-4.,f..k..,,g,.g.-,,f,,i I E ,Y I, I, X . as r- f.r.1...-...s.....i.u..t....Lrs,..:.-.n... 1 fl. V.' 1 lv" KX ix .1 f' - I, L ,J A, il is I 4 I rf r L X l 1 ' GEORGE LODLE Stout Institute K. S. M. Training' School Manual Training ADAH WAIJE, B. S. Kansas State Teachers' College Mathematics Nom E. PIXLEY, B. S. Kansas State Teachers College Mathematics T. G. BASHAW Pd. M., A. B. Colorado Teachers' , College Stout Institute Manual Training MRS. Ross WRIGHT R. N. School Nurse Pugh 43' Fi w - w Tj 1 1 .f. , E ,,v. iq ng W W-,1 'x L z,, V . p M vi: nl 1: Hrwvviilhqh-up-QW'+"7ffS-E??'G"T4T" N ,---.-, ....4. -g,, ,,-,, I F 3,1 M , N ,N H V,,, W ""f"'j "----2'---A-'-Q ' w ,-L ' - ini--A-4--f"" F" 'mmfhmb' '1- Y M 5: 1 1 ' YfgXfc1T",, Q' P1 .gglf X, A, RX? N, f'j'N'--W--W-P-WHA F -- ETM' ""' "' ' "A"'N"M"'-' M-q g" X-Q V, v lg if LJ ' -..-' Nj,-' W --MM vm '5'iHiQSA2QI32259'3f'lgl f A N- A Q. LA 1 .gc I EV t In 1 53 ? 25' 1 5 E1 i s if 1 HQ i i se L , 2 If X T3 '. I fjfl I :Q ' 5' HI in 3 ll 1 il!! 5 fig ' '-1 I 151 1" , Rini! 5 6 + A wi g if 3 gs 1 A li, 1 " 1 5 if 5 km 5 ,,,. 221' F fi 5 ' '. . 5 ' ' l E5 E , ,' r 3 . H1 f U-si 1 A' r 511 F ' if A gr: ' fi f may . I j '1- - es! , - 5 i i 9? ' Gil . g w 53, 3 1 iii E fl 1 pa X 1 X P 'f f g 1 5 M! if 1 55 5 25 P ' ffl . Q ' N ii, 1 575 Q E, 3 4 1: 1 'Q + - Q Sl' ' f 3 w 'Y V N . 1' 1 'N - 11, 1 if ' YH 1 I 3 V? 1 sf 5 I3 Q Q 1 3 BTANUAL TRAINING Exuusrrs l :gif Iii! ' ,-7: 'K 1 5: SE LWM5 W, , T,,,,, x , gm! C5 Pawn 1 1 f I 5 'A f TX, A ' YF x KA xg Us 4, 1 ,- ,f x "' 2' 5 .J .E.XvD5?E?'3!E?:'Ezi'c5'L?3??' lil ,, A,.,,.- ,,.E,,.., ..,,, ., ,,.--..,. .,.. .,.-.-,...1 I f""""' "' 1 if .1 ' 4 'A-f ' LU ,,, ,,,,--. , w -'Q V, ' '. V' '---'-m-- f'f- "----------f-4--w-'-- ITL! - -' ' --,H ,I i......,,4..,.. . ..-,.......,.,,.....,...-T,,,,,, ,,,-,S,,,A, 4,4 1 DOMESTIC SCIENCE DEPARTEIENT P34645 H ff.-fxylxxw M W N U V L 1 E E 'T Eiff'l.f'-'f'e3.f?' ff 'E , Y f V Y Y E 47- f - - ---v--ff- K X ,flu ' ' -- -4' ---iv-A----1. .-4-, .........Y.-......1......, fx. If? .41 I I. "T1HfQ""'-A"-""YZ!'5g' P 'TTI il ,1 ,XE L A? ., ?+lE6,,S I - .... . K ff y ,.,NI, .l..,,-,l,,,,,.,,..,....,,,,,. Eff'-1 ,,1-,XvIM,FE- if ,-.,fI5 I, ' -digg 'Is,.,- It .. M' """'I .- as . V91 I N- .If ,,,,,.. ,, 7.5, X V, I -....--w-L--.......--, I ,A -I I, H- ,I I U EI ' I I I I ' za I QI I pd I I Ill I III I I I sf- I I I I I I I I FURNITURE MADE BY MANUAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT ALL IN THE STATE OF MIND If you think you're beaten, you are. If you think you dare not, you don't. I If you'd like to win, but think you can't, It's almost a chinch you won't. If you think you'll lose, youhre lost, J. I I .I II: I I I I I5 ,A , Ei I, 'I .I I tl For out in the world you find Success begins with a fellow's 'willy It's all in the state of mind. - Full 'many a race is lost Ere ever a step is rung ' Anal many a coward fails Ere ever his work's begun. Think big, and your deeds will grow, ' FQ Think small, and you'll fall behind, 3 Think that you cafn, and you will. , It's all in the state of mind. 3 If you think you're outclassed, you are, You'fve got to think high to rise, Yo-:doe got to be sure of yourself before You can eve: win u prize. ,, Life's battles clou't always go M To the stronger or faster Iman, 5 But soon or late the man who wins Is the fellow who thinks he can. If , Ii I ,H r X-QYX five P 46 i.,. ..iiI, ,..i it I II ,NN q I ' ,fi ,,.. , , , I 'iff I jf V' II II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l ek 1, 'M'--"AU -H "" ----'-Y-- - W' ---'f -I xg, ,gf-' 65,04 ,.,' pf '- H- I fin' ' 'g""' "1"""7f5f'.ff:"j ' , Q l, ,fi NHL-V Rx - r E A, K .- W--Y-, .Y E . .- .,-,.,.,. , , , . . . V. . --Tifplif E A , L , N I ' Trizzwr ..-,1,zHf:wifm5gQi3 YA----- ---' ----1 X V V ,A I ----.. - .....A . .,.. M-, V? . -Y A . V , , ,H k ' f -. . ,- ' , 1 n 9 ' ..-.1-.i' -Mm - ' , L. . . , I 4 Page 47 "E" STUDENTS-FALL SEMESTER 1922 Lnovn DAVIES FRANK DAVIES EDNA CHANNELL WILMA GOODALL - . 1 HY-1115 f-4.1,-Y. -1--v:s--j,-Tan? r W - , , If ---r' W-1-5,-f..f4..1-f5Y.7.,-.,T, . ,. ' 59 H2 'E il 'vi C. U 4 51 igfi , f I Q x 4 . ss' fi? '1 . Eli H H -2 1 v .Ll . 1,4 ,. 1 EJ I "9 ,X QQ SE 14 rg , .x..,,,,, I V, V - k,,h,,., ..,--Y W I ,V E ......- Y N A f 4, ., f, 1 1 1 I , r 1 L, --Io ,W All STTWVSS5 ,,,,,,4I,.,,.,,, 1W.,.1 I' I " 1 QIIv'ff' ,Af fNf..1.- . IR' ' 'Afklkgf W' - 3.1: Sw., .mv -.L,,,.- .,v,Q . ,T ', X. f Xa L:-f EQIA Lx. X I-Qi .1 - -5- N Ig-LAW-MLRH ,-.Q ---- I -I-A -Y' '-'M'-A-Mb' -QQ ,1xh,., Q fx bed 'M 1,11 1 I E324 ---.--mMA,,.,fAc..:14. 122 I P11 1 2,1 I EE I fi JA IQ I If I ,f . , 1. 1 I , 1. V I 1' 1 E? 1 I' 1 g- ' t. 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Football Season - The coming of Coach Frazer to Emporia High School seems to have been a lucky strike. His popularity was instant and the boys gave him their best from the start. The football season opened with an unusually large number of experienced men and with less'than a month"s practice, the squad walloped Eureka. In the second game, with Burlington, the squad showed the class 'and form which they sustained throughout the season. Of the next three games, Lawrence, Iola, and Abileneg Iola was a walk-away, but Lawrence and Abilene were real 'tests of Emporia's mettle. . Our only goose egg of the season was graciously bestowed by Topeka. Two tied scores were the next on the season's record-Manhattan and our time- honored enemy, Ottawa. The game with the latter will long be remembered by both teams, as the muddiest-of the season. E Our last game was with Marion in which we trimmed them 10-0, getting revenge for the opening game of 1921. ' - In honor of the brilliant success of the season, the boys were banqueted. . Glenn Zbdy was elected captain for a start for another 'victorious season of 1923. The football play, "Stop Thief," was at great success. As a result of its financial success .the boys .are all wearing new sweaters, trophies of their battles. Pg! I W .. .,... .,,,..1.1 W- . ,..... ,-.--,-.. ....,--,. .... fi? 1,.,.,.,.,,,,,.1,,,,,,, -,,,mg.w1Q,1L y , ,, y - , A, It A D. by g K may W W . i x , ,. N , 4 I Y V A fs" --sl L'-s ' -A ZA . L 'il v A t'..,.y5 rr: Z.'J7'.b.'i 411f:ff:i.a2:2fgga:a51z,afgg 5' 1' ,l.,,-, I N C ,V V AVVVA M V, A f MMM We Q , , xy Y' a if +1 BASKET BALL Gnour Basketball The Emporia High School basket ball squad played eleven league games and five non-league games in the season of 1923. After the first four league games, Iola, Baldwin, Garnett and Ottawa, Emporia took the lead in the league and kept it nearly to the end of the season. Early in the season Carbaugh's goals had become the most spectacular feature of the Emporia games. Burlington's guards were the only ones in the league that could hold him down. The highest score of the season was made in the return game with Garnett, 44-8, The two defeats by the league teams were suffered in the return games with Burlington and Ottawa. It was the latter game that gave Ottawa the lead in the league. In the tournament at Lawrence, Emporia made a good fight, but went down in the second series, before the Hutchinson quintet. Six non-league games were played during the season. The first, with Americus, was an easy victory, but Manhattan won one of two. Of the three played with Roose- velt High School, Emporia won the rubber game. P' The post-season game, the Senior-Faculty game was the one in which all the real starring was done. . V , 1 -Q. xy s Vs. 'ffl W .X X I , Ili X xx an f1.l:.ll,'. Li K- 51.4 ,. , .. 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W-A ----- -H' -- ----- - -----,gl ., -,, - ,, ' , N-, .fx , X ' sz ,, 1 1, x , X. 1 , . J., . ,Af-'1 k I .xx ff., if Nl '- f' 13 ., '-Q, vqwi Li N f L N l Qi 1 X I I , 1 ks r:, BH K- f J C HO ' 2 I I- -We' AV'-Xia' , . , , , 4N" f I Y' ' '1 Q . kg 2 ,.., -, , , 4, , M ghfZQ-K , 3 . . K i W ' ! 2 SEY 1 I ' sf! 1 Ei fix ' Qf W Ein X Q W 2 ? Vt, ' if r- 4: . 1 V ' ,. w Pi, U I 531 wa HI Vf E44 .ffl g! " g I-3 ' A Aff: I iii f pf 1 ia ! i V1 5 4 is J gg' gf! 1 i 1 U 1 pg. il 1 I ll 1:5 A Tl if 5 LE E1 3 W1 ew F2 rm ,f X 1 QM X A I nil 1 f 555 Fifi lf? gtg Y ' iw. V12 i W ' - 55 J 532 .il ' fi! P F P11 fi f +9 y 5-I ffl if 4r fgWfYU M iw - A - - - wx A W V, , . . , . . - . ,, x if , iv V. - 1' L , L hs--. ' 'QQg N " i6??1Tif i ,W , """""""'n""""""' N 1 A . f "W T , " ' W,- . .c, n 6-eceo ....l....,...,.-.c - r. I .W,,g, My Mmwn- AA.. -.-M I d V , .l2,f.Q..l,,,,-,,,,. ,Ti i '- . .1 'V ' 1 'fi as -as Li ECHO CLUB la T i Extra! Extra! ! l i ' Q .STARTLING ECHO RESOUNDS THROUGH E. H. S. ' h Eleven long years The Echo has resounded through the corridors of our school and l through our homes with varying regularity. Eleven long years The Echo has sent back 1 accounts of the daily happenings with varying accuracy. And for several years in- cluding this, the eleventh year, our Echo has revcrberated not only through our school Q' and citygbut through high schools, colleges, and universities of our state and other , states. It has astonished all with a regularity that has caused everyone at the accus- J tomed time of its recurrence to bend his ear eagerly to catch the accounts of our ath- ' letic feats, the accomplishments of our organizations, our successes, our mistakes, and j E: our bits of humor, all reported with an accuracy that added many links to our chain I 5 of memories. ' The Echo is, has been, and always will bc, the staunchest booster of the High 1 F' School for it heralds nothing but helpful and encouraging items about the students i and teachers. No department is so small nor so uniinporant but some worthy accom- -. , plishrnent is Echoed. No task deserving of praise is completed by any individual but N if his fame is ,spread by this wonderful Echo in its unique way of telling "Who's Who 5 and What They Do." i 4 I - In ancient times Echo, the daughter of Earth and Air, pined away heartbroken until nothing but her voice was left. Thus in our school lifeg our brilliant successes, , . l . our tragic moments our hours of joy will be gone, things of the past, and all that will X remain will be The Echo, forever rebounding in the halls of our memories. if -WILRIA G0ouA1.L. w Page 56 M T 4 ff 7x .""""'iQcggi T ' E , E QIQQ Q Y ,lf 7,44 gif' r w ag: GIRLS' GLEH CLUB, No. 1 GIRLS, GLEE CLUB, NO. 2 x -4 i A r KA An . .C 41 'ffm SQCHO A 'S gy. ' .. " I lv L 1 ai 2 rf 2 7 Q U!!- ,. 134 ' 1 ' SP Q 'L E- 4 E Us if E uw 3 rp ff 'W lj 5 , P5 z Q I - : 2' + . . 4? if . f Q I , gy MWMJM-umK mmAMN.-MMM A ,.,.., A P if Lg..--- . I 1 ts, ,. ' X, fa pt 'w , II I V Z,,Hyg,,,.f Y, W, . -fA:E V I Q Y. VV. C. A. Reserye Club if ' ' A' N .a ff -+- f Ll '2 . , 'f Ll Ship Master ...-... 1--h ..-... ef., .... .--.... L UCILE MARKS ,l' F'1Trst,Capta.i11. -.---:--4i ...--.- 1 -L .-...... HELEN BATCHELOR Purser ...-.....-... eerie ..-.. ......... M ARY HUMPHREYS Recorder ......... ,L---.,,: .... .... 4--- IDA MAYES STARBOARD WATCHES .V MAINZLTO MEN ANNA JACOBS :nie .--. -SQc'ial'S'ervioe ..-.:MRs. W.1f.I1I.3p,,'ERR Y MARIE SPEQHT'---ll ..... use -.-- Soogqgl Mas. ' LUCILE CARBAUGH ,-e44--L---Pq-ogmm. Miss S. THog1visoN , Esrnmz. Nicxrgm ...la--Student Cozmdil ' - Miss ADAH :WADE jf' f -T " if . Miss ELLEN'MEADOR' 13,7 -A A f f Miss 0. MEEKER , fn.. , . - M , A Miss ELLEN QICE 1s The,'Y. W. C. A. started its eighthlyear voyage last September and expects to reach by May. " ' - Q, The 'object-of the voyage has both lplea,,su're and service. The special features were: The Christmas ,Party for Childrengthe Hi-Y-Y. W. C. A. parties, the Mother- Daughter dinner. In April three girls initiated the Council Grove club. Twenty girls put on a demonstration of the membership recognition service for the training course given by the National Board of the Y. W. C. A. for..College girls. This was repeated for the City Board. Miss Marjorie Stickney, a Girl Reserve Secretarv. made one visit to the club. The name GirlfReserve has been addedito 'ouriformer one and forty girls are working for the G. R. ring. Recently the term program yvas printed and the work has been completed to make the Emporia Club eligiblefqni the honor list of Standard Clubs. 1. '- ' . I I COLORED GIRLS Y. W. C. A. --N ! Page 59 r '-NRCTN I :Eh is , s . . A Up .2 .Xp .,.,. .. ...- A 'Swirl ll J' , ,' V. 0 ' V V MN N-A I H W M-7774 ,x i , .C A..- ,,., ,, . ,...-.-,,, .,A.....- A.-- . A... . .-. 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I ' LAQ.,,'.L ,,,,, W, ,.g., M --.W ,,,,, ,N ,,,, -M-APAMYA ii 1. 1 A QW ll' lu KK V: 5 1 ZA 1 P 1 i r I r -I Q r -- w wg re, FUI ':-I ffl 511, i E ' i BOYS' Guan CLUB lie' Q NI :J w 1 - P 21, Ei' I ' 1 1 FV-1 Vi 1. .lf W Iwi 1 fx S ' , 1' 1 . tg Fil 9 ff, T V nf I L I 1 I 1 E1 , 1 i I i 2 I 51 'nt U- 1 5 Page 61 A X X 'N 1' ' 1 ' ,' 1 I 1 l ' ' " ' ,,3. 5' x 4- L'-,-.L,12fEu,'2.. f f ' A-: L M I X ., J, , R.. wf-'-5--W' n Til- l N, U mwwww A.,- mn -,AYV WMU ff-.iqflil A W--fag-aww-A-M .-.. . , . 1 Q---.wf-L GSCHO f-V r l iiifmi-'V 'fm ' f"""' 'A Y 'af-K' If 'il 'l l 'fi I 1 I is 1 - :1 'ii F3 if -1 1 L' F31 ll' Y, uf , v. l 4, w .14 C T V " 7 H1-Y CLUB I-li-Y Club - ' ,The Hligh.School Y. M. C. A. is organized to "create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, higher standards of Christian living." With such an objective, every boy in school should feel it an honor to belong to the organiza- tion. Every Senior should seek to make the school a better institution before graduat- ing. Every Junior should realize his responsibility in elevating and maintaining the ideals of the school., Every Sophomore and Freshman should early adopt a program Q' of four-foldtdevelopment with increasing emphasis on character building. It is for the 4 promotionnof theseideals that the High School Y. M. C. A. stands. ' The past year has been a successful one for the Club. During the first semester, I Bible study, and discussion of boys' problems filled the program, while "Eats" once 1 5 each week anda joint meeting with the Y. W. C. A. provided social times. During the gl second semester, the boys entered actively into the evangelistic campaign and were re- fl I warded by seeing a large number of the E. H. S. boys "hit the sawdust trail." Follow- ' ing this, two Bible study groups were organized under the leadership of Mr. Paxton and Judge Richardson-two of the leading business men of Emporia. The fellowship "Eats".werecontinued and a second social meeting was held with the Y. W. C. A. Several boys are planning to attend-the Hi-Y Camp at Camp Wood. The officers for this year and next are: f Dale Scheel--l -------------------- President --------------- Leland Richardson Clyde 1Me1-ideth ....... Q ......... Vice-President ...------------..-.. Joe Dumm Hagi-old Endley .... Q ............. Secretary -----.-- --------- C lyde Merideth Leland Richardson-H ---T4-ea,s1m-e-r--- ---. Donald Sellers a I ,.., ' c' "'i'o ii --------- G2 -Q c f f i If '7' ff v' f J 1' X if! , 1,144 ezfw' V--aw -2 1 4 I i 1 191.31903 HONOH v A R Q A f -w, x,f 2 -,. w.,,..,.+ X wg n 'H A A-1.4-.4 1 I I M4 K ' 1 L-..,...,,.., ,--,.g ,,,,-, gawk, N YV ,,,, 1 m 'arf' '- - ' 11 STAFF Rr:-EC:-xo :f"'?f'7'f' -'W -'Q' 'T-',f.' x-Fish .'3?' v fgmxk ,,' by fb Qui! ...... ff-sf-.. W... ---...-fn. .f R "N , X , " V .,v4 1 V 'A K " ' f'--, ,gn ,. QF- V! f- , L I P1465 " "c "' "' "'i'f ""' if ReQEcho Staff The staff has worked very hard during the year trying to make this 1923 Re- Echo a success. We have made many mistakes but perhaps you who read these lines would not criitcize us so harshly if you realized what a big task it is to put out an annual that everybody likes. - , There are others whose names do not appear on our staff who have done much to make it a success. Miss Luce has given much advice and help to the art editors. Sarah Thomas and Edward Ryan have also helped with the art work. Hazel Trowbridge .has helped a great deal in gathering material for the annual. Ellen Nielsen, 'Edna' McClure, Lucile Marks and Anna Jacobs have helped by typewriting material for us. p We appreciate the help Mr. Chase has given us in mounting pictures and in the art work on the panels and picture pages. .. W With all these helping we could still have done very littleif it .had-not been'for the assistance and encouragement given us by our faculty advisers. ,Miss Held and Miss Douglass have given much time and thought in working out ltliedetails of the book and everything has reverted back to Mr. Titus who has been our general manager. We are deeply grateful to all these who have so willingly cooperated withius and we hope our readers will not be disappointed in our efforts. T ' ' -'- HE TAFF. ff lfrrrmm.- ..... 1 f 1 1 .A .-,l..,.-........-....i P -if if i.,, - . . is e-ees-ao S ' Shakespeare Dramatic Club -There are 147 members in the Shakespeare Club. The officers for the year '23 are: , l ' C f Lnoyn 4Hs1zsHBEnGEn ' --....-..-.. -----.-.-.. A President ' " CLYDE. MEREDITH .----.-..-.-- --- Vice-President jRmHARn DRAKE ......... -.... T freasud-eo' .. CHARLES 'MOHLER ...-..-. -..... T reasugnea' j ,WINIFRED BRATTON --e ..... Q .------- Secretary MISS SECREST --.-.----- - .--.-....-..-..--. Faculty Adfviser . A The first meeting was held in the auditorium September 19, 1922. The Club met every other Tuesday at 2:45 in the auditorium. Miss Secrest was thendirector and sponsor of the Club. In November, two sketches were given. one entitled "The Wrong Package," and the other, "The Overall Club." Members of the Club were chosen for the casts. ln December a two-act play was given called "Three Girls From School." In January the annual Shakespeare Club play was given. A three-act farce entitled "The Wrong Mister Wright," written by George Broadhurst. The cast of -characters was: H f . Seymour Sites, who assumes the name of Mr. Wright ..-. Clyde Meredith Wayland Clingstone, one of the boys of long ago ..-----.-. Carl Berg E Frederick Bonds, Sites' nephew -..------.---.-- Q---Samuel Tressler Captain Crosby ...------ .- -...-------- ----------. L -- Leo Denny Lord Brazenface, from the old country--- -...-.-.- 4---Paul Hunt Front, who runs the hotel ...-.......---------- L ---- Frank Furman ' David Clews, a fearless detective ----. .------ L loyd Hershberger Policeman ...-..-..--.-..---- --- Leland Richardson Policeman -.--.----.-.---.---.- ------. P hilip 'Hughes ' Julia Bondts,:Sites' niece --------- --..-- - ------ A lice McCue , .Tillie Bird, Miss Bonds' maid ----..--.--..----------- Aline Martin 2 .Arabella Clingstone, and unappropriated angel --,... Winifred Bratton ' 1 4 A H Henrietta Oliver, a "fin de siecle" detective" -----.-- Florence Hensley On 'February 26 a sketch entitled "Spreading the News" was given in the auditor- ium. On February 25 it was given for the Women's City Club, in the High' School Auditorium. , Y - U- ,7 .fr A K 4 f Page ss Mm " M" 'MW' ' 2 ,ff N 'C - 'Y' ' WH Y ' 'fan cy' , .,L.L.....a.,..-,.., ,. - 3 Q, Page 67 51: ' V. X 'J SHAKIQSPEARE CLUB SHAKESPEARE CLUB ,f' - ., T L Q c i e-eceo gi it me l E 1 it he V I , Football Banquet The year rolled round ard the fans of the football field gathered again at the festive board of the Annual Football Banquet held in honor of the football squad of Emporia High School on December 12, 1922, in the High School building. The decora- tions were carried out in Christmas red and green. The menu cards and place cards were illustrated with cuts of football scenes. The dinner was prepared and served by girls of the Domestic Science classes, di- rected by Miss E.. May Hancock. - Oliver Roberts, cheer leader, was toastmaster. The program was opened with the song, "Fight on Emporia," by the fans. The following toasts were given: "Kick- off," Captain Glenn Campbell, but-the Captain had previously gone to a foreign city and didn't catch the home-coming train, four captain who could always catch the un- certain pigskin ball but couldn't catch the scheduled trainlj and wasn't at the dinner His place was ci edltably filled by Claude Arnold Line Plunge Llovd Hershberger Fo1wa1d Pass, by Leo Denny Touchdown, ' Kenneth Carbaugh Try for Points Coach Roy Frazel The Ties Miss Gertiude Smalley Miss Floline Richards sang In Italy and You ln a Gondola, with the piano accompaniment by Miss Dorothy Hyde The High School song Hall to the Red and Black ' by the guests closed the program The guests of honor were Robert Hatcher Hairy Thomas Lanson Mayes Glenn Zody Edward Hutton, Kenneth Carbaugh Frank Latt1n Mlchael Drake, Glenn Camp bell Call Maimont Everett Fish Leo Denny Lloyd Hershbergei Warren Jones, Lee Davis Leslie Horn, Robert Smith Claude Arnold, members of the football squad Rov Frazer, coach and Mls Frazer Olu er Robeits and Ch de Meudeth, cheer leaders ' R 1 ' ' '1 ll ' !! : L. c c . , , , u , , as . u 1 . u ' n -2 1 J .4 . 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Www- -- -f--- f--,--- - - ---W -f -"' -- -w , , km ' A x. ,sv--W-A V WHY.. , 4 W V' . F 'X 1. , A Q17 V ,f Ei -. - K- 4-1 , ' l ,-.- - . , . if E ecwg' QNX . . . Y f " - v A -I K d Q A A -5 THE DIARY OF A FRESHMAN Sept. 20-The Y. W. girls had a party FOR THE YEAR OF '23 in thelgym. , L . 1'-" Sept. 22-Today the announcements ji Calendar said for the Senior I's to quietly fi l . . . . ' . I Sept. 11.1 enrolled today- -fNuff bring then- pencils to the auditor-A ii I Sed.77 ium at 12:15. How come.pencils ' ,,QN 2: Sept. 12-I got an unexcused tardy are nolsyli i ' today. I don't carey I wasn't the Sept- 30'-H1PvH1P-H00'RaY . ' i only one. Gee! ain't Mr. Brown E- H- S- 34"Eu1'eka 0 A " 5 3' gruff?? Oct. 3-I got an unexcused 'absence A ' 'X Sept. 13-More igardies. I guess many today cause I wasn't in my' right Q I were called, but few got up. chapel seat. - 'i 4' - Sept. 18-Miss Schmalzried told us to Oct. 4-I met at the northeast door Q write a five hundred word theme, at 3:30 sharp 'today so I could go and the Y. W. girls were selling on the Fr. I picnic. ' .Q theme paper today in the lower Oct. 5-Couldn't go to school today. ' corridor, Ma alway said one I was sick from the picnic. i 'thing called for anotherp . Oct. 7--Burlington H. S. Tee! Hee! ' .1 Sept. 19-Today Shakespeare yvas., ' Hee! A - ' A l il' , ' 3 I , TI-IE STAR ENGRAVING CO. if ' . :X Houston, Texas' Fort Worth, Texas ? ' 1 , W. X ,X Vx I Connnencement Invitations ! Programs A School Stationery - Class Rings and Pins Graduation Diplomas " , Club and Fraternity Pins Grammar School Certificates " Athletic Medals, Etc. Athletic Awards A ' r Q I if P Tl i M p AsoP'--M-M--'W-APMM--Q .r or refs so - I l J l 1 i l 1 4 2 4 4 I Q ,l v J 5 i ,xl : 1 : 1 4 'wjpk - . . .. 'Q h ...--. o e r I .QF 6:-6-:ceo EQ it - or - - s or ' refer'-iff Cf 5 E. H. S. 26-Burlington 7 ' ' Oct. 11-Today the Y. W. girls went Keeplng Falth on a truck ride Sz took their ' lunches. ' - It , is our ex " 1 .. Y I Oct. 12-I saw Loyette Neff gging keep czustomsssuismgm tldggptldgighmtvitli down town third hour for some them' aspirins today. I ask her what People do not expect something for they were for 8: she said for rheu- Qgfff.i'?QV1'fgIE fg'etWin2l11ySfg1li'gS matism, theiir ztppreciation by their contin- . U8 8 F011 f. Oct. 13-I took the Ford down 8x met P age the L9fWTenCe team today- Some Wife are trying to attract a big vol- team! iL'i2?C1.0f...'?.'iEn.?5t 332 23Sei'Yif'g' it' Oct, 14-some team!!! Slyveiciood value and to Sentselgxiehli E. H. S. 10-Lawrence 7 ' ' N ' Oct' 15-I hear yo? can pay. for your That is our standard and any help football tickets ln the 0ff1Ce today. Rigtizlligy bcemiigzelitus in rmaintain- cm. 17-I found 9. Shakespeare club 0... ,,,,,,,Y.,,,.S, 013.0 ,25t,f2j5giCf,iP1,fgf meeting in the auditorium today Service will be Hvvlfvlated- t 2:45. Oc? 18-"Ain't that nice?" Office C E. H. s. 40-Iola 0 , CC 0- Oct. 23-I Went to the first number of the Entertainment Course to- Stores ill ' night. The Cambrea Concert Com- Elllporia, Independence, Eureka pany. Kansas , Oct. 2.4-I found my chapel seat at Sth and Com 1' Phone 1455 the close of hr. 3 today. Emporia State Bank Oct. Q7-The E. H. S. eleven wene Barber again the modest victors today at Abilene. New Management E. H. S. 13-Abilene 0' WILLIAMS 8a JAMES, Props. Oct. 31-The Seniors ordered their ' , rings today. Say I su ' h I We Feature First Class Service belonged to this Sr. clasge Wls Child'ren's Hair-Cutting and T I ' Hair-Bobbiug Aon. 1-For the second time the Sr. Emporia., Kansas I's postpone their steak roast. Ma always says If at first you don't succeed try, try, again." , Nov. 2-Shakespeare meetings aren't hard to find about 2:45 on Tues- days in the auditorium. M Nov. 3-We gathered around the stage for chapel today at the close . of hr. 3. Nov. 4-Tears! Tears! from the depth of divine despair. E. H. S. 0-Topeka 24 22 West Sixth Phone 229 Nov. 6-At last the Senior I's suc- ceed. They had a steak roast to- k ' y ' V VY i mn P972 5? W H . f M srls i' isii rg 14214, J1 I ' 'Ta .X ,.,f r,rr,W,,,r,,r,e,,,l L is ev-X Lemons- G -Mfg,-is Xeseoeo r P5 I sphxZgi't-3"'-4-'f--'T"1"TiiTI I. f, Q an It Neue-E High School, Junior Clothes THE RIGHT THINGS FOR THE YOUNG MAN HOME OF Hart, Schaffner 6: Marx andsociety Brand Clothes for Men and Young Men Cur Specialty-Suits with 2 Pair of Trousers CLOTHING CO 501 Commercial Street Emporia Northwest Corner of Fifth Ave. day at Horseshoe Bend Two b1g thlngs happened Wallace Mc- Cown convmced them all that Dar- vsm was rlght 81, Mr Tltus took It upon hlmself to show everyone Just exactly how to stand up Sz :fall down w1th no exertlon whatever Nov 7 I went to the Shxkespeare Club play tomght "The Wrong M1:ter Wnght D No: 8 The Junlor I s slgned up 1n Mr Hurts room today for a hay lack rxde Frlday Nov 11 We want the Manhattan gnls to feel at home so step rlght up Spud-dont be bashful Nov 15 Second number on lecture course was tomght "Cappy R1cks" Nov 17 Ats all r1ght gang E H S 6 Ottawa 6 ov 22 Chapel Sz thlrd number on the entertalnment coulse Glenn L Morrxs gave a sc1ent1f1c lecture. Leatherberry s REXALL THREE STORES: L1ggett s Chocolates Statlonery Parker F ounta1n Pens Eversharp Penclls Koclaks High School Students' Headquartels Store No. 1-- 603 Commercial Street Store No. 2- 503 Commercial Street Store No. 1101 Commercial Street l lr . ' 7. . . . n 1' Y I . - a ' I .L - . , . . l X . 1 - .L . Q , . ! is I ' la 4 n W l . 1 N . '- w Pm 73 ' 3 -1 jlfqw 1 Af? 77 M I f i Y O U i WILL BE AMONG YOUR FRIENDS H , Ifyou i ENROLL in the CGLLEGE OF EMPORIA I And you will likei C. of Q E Spirit of Friendly Demociracjr In I IT IS THE PLACE FOR E. 1-1. S. GRADEJATHS -- Ag-up-2 mfwfzfivreszgffszwffrt i v ' f M K 1 V V 5 a X' i 3 A X L L 4 ' ' pn ge 75 ngmx x ' 1 ' 1 ' s ca ' I , . Dec. 12-I went to the football din- E-ihr-' .- - Kiki.. -.0 -5,1 '-' 5' '-'WX'--:L 'iii ' " " "' ' ' - s., x D. D. WILLIAMS 6: CO. Temporarily located in the Lesh Shoe Store. When the Citizens Bank Building is completed We move back to our old location. Your jewel- ry wants Will be given the same careful atten- tion as ever. COME IN AND SEE US NEW PROCESS LAUNDRY Phone 1 27 Your Patronage Respectfully Solicitecl Nov 24 Pep Chapel today at close of hr 3 Nov 25 Go get a steam yacht go get a boat, We got Marion s nanny goat. F H S 10-MRTIOHO Nov 29 Why is Dick Drake so anx- ious to recover his black loose-leaf note book? Dec 4 Report cards are out Dec 5 Chapel at the close of 3rd houl Der 6 I went to hear the Grosjean Marimba Xylophon Co tonight. Dec 7 The Juniors are going to have their pictures in the Annual. Dec 11 I saw a little 10 cent play in the Auditorium today entitled Three Girls From School! Doesnt Mary Anna Hilton look tall m a long dress'7 ner tonight The dinner was great but it was worth the price of it to hear Leo Denny and Lloyd Hersh- For Ice, Coal or D1st1lled I Water Phone 791 Emporia Ice 6: Cold Storage Co KODAKS DRUGS . The Red X Pharmacy J. J. KOWALSKI Propr. 624 Commercial St. Phone 6 Presciiptions Penslar Remedies K ffQWp'5s. I .Jn fx "Rf l -W H-, ....:..-,,, if A ,f 7 , W N .L-W-Q tv-T-.--MTQQ 1,4 l fi, ,,gi11-5414 e ., - fy I - . J. B. Brickell, M. D. Dr. C. W. Lawrence Physician and Surgeon M D Res. Phone 420g Office Phone 135 S , ' uigeon Q 423 Com'l. St. Emporia, Kansas Dr. Frank Foncannon Dr. Clyde Wilson Physician and Surgeon Emporia. State Bank Building s Strand Theater Bldg, Phone 46 Emporia, Kansas E Drs. Trimble 81 Granger u Dr. L. E. I-larrls Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dentist Office: Strand Theater Building , Emporia, Kansas - Phone 737 Q 705 Comm Phone 871 507 Comnmerclal St. Dr. 1VI.T. Capps M. Parrington, M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Physician Phone 5885 Office 621 Com'1. 703 Cornmercial St. Phone 505 I Harry W. Everett O. Corbett Dentist Physician and Surgeon l Phone 424 619 Co1n'l. Street Phone 328 507 Commercial St. X - A! 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Lf ,J Ay 1 I s E351 b-Nm.-mmm,--mM,m,,,,-,,-,N,,, S A -if T Wx . 1.-, -' NX- , gt e ecr-ao FIFTH VENUE SHOP Featurlng Women s Wear of Dlstlnctlon, Style Workmanshlp and Quallty DALE HARTMANN 6: CO Southwest Corner Flfth Avenue and Commerclal St1 eet Students Barber Shop Ovel Stal GFOCGIY G W CARLILE Propr Dr W A Cuthbertson CHIRQPRACTQP Professlonals ln our lxne Ladles and Chlldxen s Han B0bbl11g and Slngemg also Ladles Faclal 715 001111 Sfleet Always Pre War PIICCS Give Us a Tnal We Stuve to Please 1t-Wa Hotel and Restaurant UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Good Eats and Sleeps 510 512 Commercxal H LOWRY Prop th! ,4 I . 1 emo ee- Q V--H . 9 Q Q l Q 7 t 9 ' i 5 ' ' . . . ' r ' - E Phones: Office 137 5 Res. 811 Massage and Shamnooing 1 1 . ' . M ' I . . , K . xi, , , , ,J I . iffy l "-""e"""" 'fklw' ' A if XY l ""'.'i LB' AQ X' 1 4-AY Hin- kph- 1 J ?Fmji':1.Q,, ..V. H xi ff l S l f N l I berger make' their little speeches. - Dec. 19-No one is working except , the' football play cast. ' A Y Dec. 20-Again I hunt for my chapel Cleaners, Dyers and seat at the close oghour 3 today. ors Dec. 22-Vacation and a Merry, Mer- fy Christmas' . ELMER COOPER, P1-opr. Jan. 1eHappy Newf'Year.s ' Jan. 2-7Back to work again-I' mean 708 Commercial Phone N0- 615 'Back QQKSCh00l- Emporia, Kansas Jan. 343511 Working, ' V - Jan. 5l?-BasketkBallN1g'ames are start- ' V ing- 'Q Q . E- H- 39fAmemuS.3 2 Everything in Students Jan. S-Shakespeare Club 'today at V . 2:50.':iir-the,'Auditorium: ' 5 ' A ' -Jan. 95-We ,Sure had a keen chapel Supphes today44fou1- boys in a quartette e ' sang. V Jafnl 110-Lectifpre Coursewtonight. 'Charles S.A"Medherry gave a lec- A ture. , ,. K A I Jan. ll-Senior Banquet. .'OhA Gee! F. E' Woods . 526 Comm St I Wgshll Was a Senror! 4 ' fWhen you come to Emporia -1 You riotice the HIGH SCHOOL 1 -s. I Ytfhen -you visit the High School ' ,You notice the RE-ECHO. When you look through the Re-Echo . f You notice the PHOTOGRAPHY o,When you look at the Photography f -A You think of A1 I ' 4 ' Maker of Photographs and Portraits 'O 518 Commercial' Street V'-DW-,dm-vawmwdm-Mm, .ff qumwwv-mmm-ww P g 0-J 7 I I. X A Lay I Q E .14 I pq , -J -w I 35' 1 fi Q fl: ff: ' i E1 H E11 J 2-1 4 , 5 5 51 I 5 1 51? EQQ ' 323 ! 1 3 1 53 4 L f iii ' E ai V1 5 ms ,.i F Si! 53 I if, 4 gn rf' A L5 L1 ASI ' I? lil ll 4 I :Q -2 f F 5 4 fi 1 5 F 1 I1 El rx! 1 Ili X il TU fi ,, A . K K- lt., ,575 Page 81 W. ,. . ,- .H , ,, W J 1 ,N ,-N, R , . Q any :K 1 xx N . f Y V Pm-5 ' Ar? 5 I in , 11.4 -n ,,,,,,, 1 S' ,?ii7,g,1:Li.Li. Q - Y R QL 141' f- N - V 9i:Q3fv1'1: if2":n 13?.Z1:v-fi-liiflzli 'iii- -iff! Y1i'if2-?,r'f,4i:r-ffQ fs A ami Q f in T332 Ig: -:, -, '. ,:- 1,1 4: -: .':1:. .NCORPQRA-I-ED 5' V- Q69 5-f7f?Q'?C0"31'Z15l',l.H ST- if Q V1'K"Q1QPfO.?R.ISF-1':l1i.' 5K'AESi'5'ii 5 o o In this tore you will find 'ust h sort of merchau i e 0 1 4 t ' vari ty ar n u to ak rcho ing a pleasur , , 'Il f.-V ' .,:-xr-.: if-2, .3 .,.. :..,. ,,.. ..,. ,.,.:,, . . ,... , . ,.:. -.,. . ,NCORPORATED " n'r.Af'N.as , ' - 0 o 0 ' , J H . Commercia r e , W S ff! MEL U DG A All That zs New Wzll be Found Here J te dsy elgeeogh me os OUR SERVICE IS RIGHT Our Merchandlse IS Rlght and Cur PYICCS are Rlght XVHEN MAY WE SERVE YOU D w r was- Q D- 5 MMERCKLST At Graduatzon Time YourFrzends Expect Your Photograph For Best Results Have RIGG BROS Make Them 42315 1 St eet , Phon, 279 'RD A Pg 'H R 2442 -,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,-,t,,i-,.. 'x I V- ' A .Nh e A A ml.. e-eceo 5 'iblwL:fff' Q-...T"' 1 7+ wi? ' 6 f, . If you want prices that are r' ht.. Send 'us your 1nqu1r1es If you Want SCTVICC that is ht ' V Bring us your orders 1 A most complete line of building ma 1 rial E ' L b J mporza um er 62 S al Co. PhOl'1e 67 ' Jan. 12-Iola 10-E. H. S. 26--at Jan. 22-Andy Gump, Min, and little Iola 'Chester visited chapel today and Jan- 13-13, H.,S, 59..Ba1dWin 11. boosted the '23 Annual. It seems Jan. 18-The football play was to- to me that with the Senior Class night, it sure was keen, but just of ?3 thi Annual ethey put out wait until you see the Senior play. :Lon tl 38:0 ji: thzoizlllia :Ht we e ' n - Jazz. 19-Another Basket Ball game Waygd p 8 y with Baldwin. . ' - : E, H, S, 23...BaldWin 18. . Jan. 24-R. H. S. 20+E. H.'S. 40. . Jan. 20-At Garnett with Garnett. uAtta BOY. Leftyy, ' E. H. S. 31-Garnett 14. Jan. 27-Ottawa 5-E. H. S. 27. FiH5jjj!HWl'l'l'l"l" Illllllllllmw Fifty-six years ago Theodore Poehler started a will illlllwf .2111S151I,f qlflii kw x ,q1ll1'My3gi1lQQl' wholesale grocery business in Lawrence, Kansas. His 'fx Q-'N NN ,qfwllll idea of good merchandising embraced three essential Hina elen1ents- ,EZ'2f,'f,9,-, Good Service-High Quality-Reasonable Prices To this day the Theodore Poehler Mercantile Company has adhered steadfastly to these prinicples and, with the growth and enlargement of its business, it will continue to adhere to them. Our products are marked under three brands: Pom-ILER KING fFancyJ , TEE.-PEE fExtra Standard? SUNBURST fExtra Standardl ' l 'he Theo. Poehler Merc. Co. I Topeka, Kang Lawrence, Kang ,E1nporia, Kan.: . iIm,i1wm:zum:11:1i,fzikllilllliqgh Mcphersoh, Kan' HEPNWwiiiii1uis1wlmuunmr.:Milw w, ' Illi' "7 will wwl WNINNN lllygfimh K Ihlly - IMPORTERS MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALERS ' Founded 1867 Incorporated 1889 I'f3'5vC'r-1 A Kansas house for: Kansas people li'6'3Zc-r.f x, K M . -. Pagan -ff 47' V- ' "L un e j 1' LR i ' ' Q 11411, ., . J- s..... eff.,---7 Y---V , ,fm-5 H-- .f1"fN 1x ,' - L x .JMR ,V 'mv N ,A K mp, f ,x,1x ,K 3 K ---- lx ,.,L.4X T - .,v,. 1 1 ..,, . L, I Y. W. GIRLS AT Esnas PARK XIX! L' 5 , . , 1 7, f V J , N Page L. I I f e M Home of the STRAND ORCHESTRA 1' RA I TI1 EATRE Q - XNSX X Paramount and F1FSt I Natlonal Photoplays W Stav r1ght 1n that team Carb Jmz 29 Monday of the new term Feb 2 Burhngton 10 E H S 34 Rah' Rah' Feb 3 Manhattan 13 E H S 18 Feb 5 I went to chapel nothin speclal Read It and weep' Feb 9 Ottawa 24 E H S 16 Ats all rlght gang' Feb 10 Garnett 8 E H S 44 Ats the old flght gang Feb 13 Hlgh School lecture course tonzght Edna Means a reader, gee It sure was a fme program Feb 14 I had to hunt my chapel seat at the close of hour 3 to day After I'd run three people out of It I flnally found It Feb 14 Burlmgton 19 E H S 10 Feb 19 Lawrence 29 E H S 33 Atta Boy Dmg' Feb 22 All the Hlgh School met mn the gym and went over to the Hutton Hemstltchlng Company Hemstltchlug Pleat ng Buttonholes Embroldeung Buttons Made to Order Plompt Servlce 10 E 6th Ave Phone 565 FURIJEWELSHUP 5 1 9 Commel mal Excluswe snappy Jewelly deslgus are found hele We catel to the one who cares SPECIAL ORDER WORK Class plns rmgs and mvxtatlons .X ff -' 1' , x r. , 'af " H A 3 , ' L A l , I " f' ,ef , ' ,Q X u - ' -n ' ,-L . V " V ' . ' , x - . I K 1 ' T 4 ' h ' '- - 0 ' l I t o I l RACE v Q- 1 ' r - , 'S Feb. 7-R. H. s. 16-E. H. s. 14. I f . , ' J cs: 1 ' . n . . I' ' i " I A 'N ' b . ' l , I ' s ' .' . rc: r I ' . . all l X ' ' f 7 VIL E- ' .' . .Q1::,Ql,:,, ,,l, -Mgi ,X - ' ' ' , l AX, fx, ' ., ', F A , . : tx - ' i h 1 . . D - " vi ' ' I . ' I L . l i1 Y 1 U ' 4 Q l' U -IT I A K u I Q ' 'u 1 - v ' I l A ' rf ' ' ' . , . . . . I - f - - - . .I . . , . A , . . . - J . --. f Ds, -126.35 .,-,--M,Y-W-..----f--V---- jf 6 ex M N -., ,,,7 ,EE w,,. neg., A , I -1, f' Nlf --f Ti A .V V ,,. ,, ,- -...,...1,,..,-..,-t..-....,..-r. JA , I. 1- rg .. , 1.--w.,...--n,,1-.,,...., x f 1 F, A X X Z J ,J T5EXl. , l f:""TTfx X - is . sau eeceo y YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN, Of the Class of 1923 of E. H. S Commencement day means to you the commencement of your active days of real work in life A good way to commence a successful business career is to start a Savings Account Add to it regularly from your earnings. We Encouxage You-We Help You+to save! Begin Now. THE CITIZENS NATIONAL' BANK THE BANK THAT IS FRIENDLY TO YOUNG FOLKS Tabernacle m a body Feb 23 Manhattan 9 E H. S. 31. Stay right m there Slim." 6? Feb 26-I went to a llttle play in the Audltorlum g1ven by the Shake- speare Club and lt was called 'Spreading the News and believe me Leo Denny and Walter Buck sure spread lt Feb 28 R H S played E H. S. on the E H S court, result- 24 E H S ll ao 3 Iola at the H S court also. Mm' 5 The basket ball tournament nearly here Mar We played Barclay this aft- ernoon E H S 54 Barclay 2 Grocery The Grocery Where uallty 1S Foremost P1cn1c Lunches Specialty . H. S. 45-Iola 18. ,, e And we Walked all over Toronto tonight Score E H S 68-Tor- onto 6 Mao 10 Hartford 7 E H S. 32. Mm 10 We were defeated in a heart breaklng tear starting game 626 Commercial Street Phone 45 9 l V , J + I re A l THIS BANK is particularly interested in you ' R H S 25 - - , Q E IS ' ' a I W Page 86 k XX. ,Af !,j if! --Q , V' 'Fl ,..q......----..- , -7 ' -YN. .4 - -.ij ig. ENSCI-BO MQ V M- 23 West Fifth Avenue Phone 760 F or Good Home Cooked Food and Sodas Come to the fExc'1usivef sale on C1'ane's Chocolatesj with Roosevelt this afternoon. z Score, H. S. 12-R. H. S. 24. M- R- SMITH A. H- SMITH Mao-. 10+Three basket ball games in President Manager one day is hardly more than I can imagine but nevertheless we de- feated Marion tonight. - Score, Marion 19-E. H. S. 26. . 1iIIl'l'. 12-Report cards are out. The Sl'I1lti'1 Lumber CO. Mmr. 13-Everyone is resting now , X . from the strenuous Strain of the Comer Sixth and Constitution last two weeks work. They'11 all A start working REAL hard about that time next six. LUMBER, BUILDING Mar. 14-We had several numbers by the Orchestra and Victor Buck MATERIAL and COAL sang some solos at chapel this TYl01'HiHg- A Large Stock Good Grades Mar. 16-The Senior girls decided to wear white dresses for Commence- ment this year. Wayne Simpson seemed to think his presence neces- sary also- Telephone 39 Mar. 19-The Re-Echo Staff had a meeting today. That Annual is ElUD0l'iH Kansas going to be the best Annual put X J P 4 87 ,, , , , H ,- L - A W M, 1 WW E3 X .,f A - ij If A be , 3 W' X ..,...,,ee. -e-,ggi e-eceo r -,-,,, ,4,..,. -- I ,, K " "YV ' 'A '- Vi, -YQLQM K5--,f I --.f --'- V- Aw- "W 'W N The Turkish candy Co. Hatsgd Garment - - W. L. THOMAS, Prop. eaners l Pressing and Repairing E --+ Free Call and Delivery Ice, Creani end Confections Nash Hat 01'kS ' Homigiggsiaqgndles Phone 107 N 413 Com'l. St. ,s i r s KRAUM at soN , , ' . ,A A Q5 203 Com'l. Phone 372 'Agents for Martha Washington end ' Park and Tilford Candies. ti 5 E DRUGGTSTS A ' Prescriptions Accurately Filled " - l - Pure Drugs and Chemicals '. 2' i . Where you get, Qualityyand Service. 621 Corn'l. sn. Q Tel. Q54 It Payirifzfltgzte with A'K0dakS"i U Tennis Goods . . - Pennants Fountain Pens ' Books-All 'Kinds ' A ' . , J I I I , g . ' , 'N k ' Pnie 85 "- 'A ,. 1 1 1 '11 -1 1 X " A':-11,1 1-'px 1 f1 1 01 1 1 1 P X liffii ..-1-':1LL-.A A- -hA-1--4-- --f- -A-L--4' , --lv XF. W kin xx, LAAR ,' E N j 3' 'X 1 11 ' Nb c 1 'QQ I1 M1 '1 r 11 ' , in H' ,541 1-:W 1 351 1 nj 1 fl 1 :X lv K O , 1 L 1 1'1 : ,1 L . 11,11 1, . 111 ,11 I P1 1 1 1 1 EY 3 T1 A .11 1 2151 11" 1 ,N 1 1 1 111 1 L11 1 113 L11 F1 1 .11 1 QQ 1 fl' ' 1 Ili! ! 511 1 1-f I 1 11 1 l 1 I 1 i 5: : 1 Q11 1 1 1 ,W 15-Ll 111 1 L11 I E111 15,91 1 5-11 1, 1 ' 1,1 , Eg 13 1 1111 Som: CASES 'il fl-ii 1 Page 89 I pxix X-X' Q1' K ' ' 15:4 1 11 Lv- 1-1 1 ,,M,,...V KN ,. A..A I. V 1. ii ,ia if ,Ly I H - , .--N , ffQ"'wN S In , i W e s o i so i il ifsilfi L-as e VH A M A4 V, -Lw A V --5 ,fvf 1 E 3 ' ,A A . Y s ' LOAN f ASSOCIA' I I0 4 - , No. '12 East Sixth Aifenue ,out by any senior class of the High b School. . i' Mm-. 22-I hope the Senior II's have Good Thlngs to Eat X- ' better luck in planning this hike than one before. What will Mr. " Titus do at this one in the way of S' I l entertaining? We can expect any- thing of Wallace McCown. ' Mar. 23-Will wonders never cease? . ' ' 1 Paul Hunt learned to really Work R E I a Chemistry problem by himself. Mao-. 26-Monday-nothing doin'. Mar. 27-Gee, time sure is racing by, ' only eight more weeks of school. April 2-At the close of hour three I ' b listened to Miss Maurine Smith Fancy and Staple sing,- accompanied by Miss Marie . , Pierson. Glenn Truax played sev- GTOCCYICS N eral solos on a new kind of an in- Q ' strument and Mr. Lowther and W ' Mr. Peach spoke on the Junior ' l High School Bonds. , ' -f April 4-Senior Play try-out. I wish I " I could try out cause this bunch of S' .W LSON 85 SON Q i q A P g so . ,IX 4 ,ai . -5 . -T-fxnqizjq S' 6 C HQHA-gg! 1 I., .... ,..., ..., ,....h --.,........-,i F ls I v u : - TV ww D ' U f ' f K X A I I+: 'V H A H ,4?i, PARTICIPLE OF ATE! ' 4 . X Z gf l A Haw wx ,M.Q,. - W Q.--.. M N . . 1 f I I I I, W -X A J liisig' W L QW ifff1'!'fE ii1 A. ' Tiff. gg-, .gzlfi l A- f f f THE HEIGHT OF ICNORANCE H " xx ,,A'Cfj' ,f,,ffV -1 I' V I r V S K i 1 V 4. .sim .L .Q-Ly'-M LQ X 0 W Minh 'H ..,,bLvL.',5 H 'Q Yum, W- , W Tylffw -K -.,...,...,..-. -it, . , ,.,.,-., ,,,,,,,,., , . iv ' X f- 'K -Ll-t--vu!-"NT .I-5 dhwqwvq- iffa ii Q -fu if if Cf? f-if KA ''Hr-rr::.::.,:'....-""..fvs-.'..,.n..f-f':'.":::.'- - -: F l E in M ff 1 H 1 , 1 P4 H I ' X. H J Q51 Wi fl E2 he fy? E V QA M , E? Ei E a i ff i ff 5 54 is ff 1 E5 5 r vs 5 F Q ' f rl H ,-1 - xx A fLW -W- w--- .g.--M- --M 4qf4ifi N w A Wm , 1ff-fe? 1 'J My .' ,,A 1 ' Y 4, 1 ,- X , ...-.A - - ,,-, ,, - -. . ---A . gn. , W- W xx Aff" if If-7 , 4 E ' C A 'n Wi 'CM lfLf'l-3 6'SCt'3O i X Q mi C 1 Q l frfff HA KE SON'Si' Dress Shoes for Men and women Correct Dress Shoes give one the comfortable feeling of being we'l1-dressed ' HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS MOST WELCOME ' . ' V 623, Commercial Street r , Emporia, Kansas Smith-Brookover Optical Company Over 628 Commercial Street EXCLUSIVELY OPTICAL GLASSES FITTED ' E. E. Anderson ' MEN "S TAILOR The Best of Course f 5 1'6.'C01I1me1'cial Street ,W Seniors sure is 'going to have a knock-out play. A pfril 6-Everybody has received their flunking notices and there is much wailing and gnashing of teeth. April 9-Ten commandments-Wah ter Buck-Ask Miss Ice. April 12-Thursday the Seniors had a meeting to make plans for the Faculty-Senior basket ball game tomorrow night. 1 April 13-Friday-13th. Can you beat it? It certainly proved un- lucky for the Faculty 'cause the Seniors' sure walked all over them in spite of Phil Hughes' efforts against them. Score, Seniors 41-fFaculty 12. April 16-Report cards out-to be re- turned Wed. properly signed-etc. April 17-Senior play practice starts. April 23--Seems like Saturday and Sunday pass quicker than any other days in the week. May 4-Everyone is so busy they do M T 1' .' The Commercial Na- A Q tional Bank ancl' TF rust Company T ' N 'A Invites you to start your banking , career with them ., , -I Capital, Surplus and Undivid7 ed' Profits S125,000.00 The Commercial Loan- and T - f Investment Co, Q. A ASSOCIATED Pays 5 Per Cent on Certificates C T 1 P1293 awww--fqvQ'-H 17 " - M ' 21235 f ! Aofft 1 7 it Q e-ecf-ao . ii ffl will X l MARMGNTS MARKET J. A. MARMONT, Proprietor Q CHOICEST MEATS IN EMPORIA 723. Commercial Street Exujoria, Kansas Telephon 407 36 Sf P F. m Commercial , For Personal Service B k ' h The Economy Shoe Store an' Wit "Lower Prices Around the' C01'llBl"" Q 9 E t 6t1 . R. B. DCSWNS G. W . Newmans D. G. Co. Established 1868 The Largest-The Oldest-'The Best - A 55 years of Faithful' Service ' Quality First-Then Price Emporia, Kansas Ph 60 M ..., ,,,,,,,,,--.,,., 'fN'N e"- 1 I ftgfvj R MM .- . .M ,.. .,.. --., -5 f?whqifD- If I .-v..-,.,. . W f W, X ' . - -- e ez-eceo y N Class Pins 85 ' Diamonds 11121155 C Q , ,X fm:-wfc Watches Vlllg HDS I' ' k . . THAT LAST . OC S and Trophies fs- Silverware I Cut Glass Novelties Engraved - Invitations, Stationery-, Calling Cards- Official DeMolay and American Legion Jewelry S F1 R. Smith 62 Company Strand Building . 1 7 0 5 Commercial 15' fhlns Rogons ' She- Ol' 0171 GHZ: 5 2 3 Com mercial-Upstairs This shop of individual service bids you welcome to look at all times N Ready-to-Wear Millinery not have time for anything. May 9-Chapel-nothing worth men- tioning. May 15-It is rumored that all Senior cases will be given a large candy heart the last day of school. I wondered Why Dick Drake 8x Peg Weaver were becoming so thick. Ditto with several others. May 19-Sr. Chapel. , May 20-The Seniors gather together to hear a Sermon 'specially for' them. Baccalaureate Sunday. May 22--Senior play "The School- mistressf' If I could think of things nice enough to say about it, I'd write 'em. May 23-Ditto. May 25-Commencement. Gee! 'I sure hate to see this Senior class of '23 leave. This old high school is losing the happiest, noisest, pep- piest, best bunch of Seniors it ever had or ever will have. Fifteen "Rahs!" for the Seniors of 523. Truthful portraiture shows you in charac teristic expression and a natural pose ' your best. Our abil ity to put you at ease assures the' success of your picture e Alvord Studio 14 W. 7th .Tel 57 X V Q J - - - MCTF7 e - nl in Th .,.,w,,,,,..,..i..i A ' PBX' W vm . y-,gx-W j LQ, I . . , - x SANITARY LAUNDRY . Dry Cleaning FIRST CLASS WORK QUICK SERVICE With 55.00 worth of dry cleaning you are , entitled to one photograph "Free" Phone 5 821 Commercial , FLOYD BROOKS, Manager Mrs. Carl Ballweg Ladies' Hatter - 4-25 Commercial Street ' Q 0 . -Q I - I'Wzo s your tazlor? 4 2 s - !l QQ 5 E' , I . sv J I . V N ffl'A I -QijsV.s I . I X XL f The Llttle Schoolmaster Says: sf l x fl ,I ' 5 'F ve "4" 'n' 7 "Are you careful to weigh values and get max- i imum usefulness from yo11r clothes, furnish- ings and shoes as you are in buying other ' things? You surely ought to be." I - I f gl 'R' ' A l ' Hancock 6? Bang .3'fYl'.i'2'.'.l'o. Model Clothing oo. 619 Commercial st. ,A 43 Ex Page 96 f X Y 'ef'i r i 'i""'Hf"" lf Q iw I W I as S Z fy xl . 'S ,, 4 1 1 4 I I 1 "J 4 S m.W.,.J iwx lr eecf-ao r 1 'i"'Wjjjfff::,',,T fri" 5 K R7 iil ff! i Always Use the Best F-urnithre, Carpets ORDER ' 1 Draperies HAVESUM BREAD AT YOUR GRocER's A - O T. k th 1 g 11- V IZ d th f. V D1 t tl f. f " u t t a f Full Line of Finest t d ff If Pastries U . p i ' I MADE By V - Axe Brosp Bakery . FURNITURE CO. , 420 Com'1. St. Phone 315 21-23 West Sixth Avenue i 'PROTECT YQUR HOME wiTHif A t TELEPHONE Q Prompt, Efficient, Courteous Serifiee Tj H ' At Ressonable Rates V 1 The Emporia Telephone Co. -3 - Us rss A jgqiysi s F ' -, .1 .f'1 Q' 424- 1' 7 A he .ww -7,-.,.--sf- 3----as r ,-f Qs r 15 is l--.,,..,,-....,,,,. .. - - .. ..,... . Ei'63lCf'3O All's Well That Ends Well CAST OF CHARACTERS King fwhose word is law when he can make himself heardj --. .--......... Leo Denny Countess fever anxious about her childrenj ------..---------- -.-- M iss Douglass He'rH'am fthe hero of manyj -- ........... .. -.... --- .... Don Anderson Helena fforevcr his slavel ----------.-..-- ..--.---.--- H elen Batchelor Diana. fthe delayed treasurerj--- L .-..--.-.. .--.-----.--. A lice McCue Jester ------ -. ------.------.. ....-.......-.. K ennetli Carbaugh Lafeu lready with advice! --.- ..-..-....-..-..-.. M r. Titus King: fAbove din and clamor of the courtl Come along here. I've no time to monkey. Lend me your ears. ' Countess: Bertram, your father was ever virtuous and his life should hold good in- spiration for you. Display your courtesy. . Bertram: I am to learn. Lafen: Silence reign for one brief instant. Expose your affairs. King: By my troth, my little body is aweary of this great task. Jester: And were your tasks no greater than your body is little, in sooth, I say it could not make you sad yet you: say it makes you tired. King: I-lush, fool! Now listen all. Important business comes before us all. As is the custom we must remind ourselves of our past years and have a real class day. g Bert-ram: Ah! something quite exciting, sir. Ladies: Yes, yes sir.' ' Helena: It must -be real original, displaying great wisdom and great wit. J ester: A holiday,'let's cut classes. ' ' King: fin raised voicel There should be a chapel to cap off the day. Countess: Yes, each one willing could do his part and our talent and ability will -aid us. l ' Helena! A speech from Bertram would be quite the thing. . Befrtfram: Pm' really out of practice, but of course if you all- King: ' flouderl Order! I crave silence so that we may hear each other speak. Lafen: A few could match their wits and plan. A committee should be named. King: Who would attempt to 'carry out thisschelne? Jester: In sooth, you bet I will, my lord. B6'l'f?'ll,'HLf And I, I crave the job. ' Ladies: Yes, yes, we 'also. King: Qpounding on tablel A summons will be sent to those who are to serve. Bertram: I wish this bit of information. I greatly need and wish to know if any will lend to me a copy of Dickens's Oliver Twist. Helena: Is that the latest book out? J ester: Sl1e's yery literary. ' King: Last meeting the great Bertram was charged to obtain a warning to all Sen- iors. He will deliver it now. ' Bertram: fconfusedj I have it not sir. I- . e -.-. . ,.,,.,,,.,- -e...-.---...--- elf Cjhlj W.. ,..,,-...,,e.r..,..,.........,.,. P " is ' 'c ' , Q! il ' f I Y y 4 jf sf. -.4, Q -L,g5s.g,,,....,.s-'.. ,. ....,.-I ..,. ,A , . ....-... ww- ,Y-1 e 4- . ..,...-..L......4.. 'TT N ' 46- ' , H , V Q M.. -I..s,..s.. .. a-wfnj Exe CHO 4-lg , , - meg,-MAN ' Fw' ' 'f -W-.,. ----as-ff'-g --" "Jim R I 1 i QQQ ,.,,..Qlgf'., ... ,. ,,A, ,QL V H , KI Helena: My lord, read this. Bertram: freadingl . . TEN LITTLE SENIORS . Ten little seniors standing in line ' . One flunked in chemistry, then there were nine. Nine little seniors playing with fate One lost his physics book, then there were eight. I Eight little seniors hoping for heaven, 1 One couldn't remember dates, then, there were seven. I Seven little seniors ingan awful fix ' 5 One stood up and took the blame, then there, were six. ' Six little seniors very much alive I One didn't know grammar, then there were five. I Five little seniors wishing there were more l One got stuck in Caesar, then there were four. 5 Four little seniors went on a spree One stayed up too late, then there were three. Three little seniors with nothing to do 3 One got lazy, and then there were two. , Two little seniors, not no more fun 1 ' One got chicken-pox, then there was one. ' One little senior crying all alone His playmates have left him, he wants to go home. Lofen: A worthy bit of advice. Take heed. E Atl: That we will. . ' King: But enough of this. Our treasury in most surprising condition is. An ac- ,count is demanded. - l QA pausej V . .- . H elemz: She is prevented from appearing. -The time was set but now is passed. I know not where our treasurer is. - . King: Fool, get thee gone and bring her here. 1 fExit Jester-re-enter immediately with Dianal . Jester: Behold here ! I did not fail. . . . . Diana: Sir, I humbly do desire your grace of pardon for I was far distant in my ' X Ford., The dark clouds came, the rain appeared and I was in. mud, stepped in , so far that should-I go no more, returning were as tedious as go o'er. V Bertrrzon: Here! Here! But just account for your accounts. Our earsawait the delayed records of our gold. A A - 4. ' ' . Diana: I have it here. My lord, behold. ' . King: What is this which I see before my eyes, it is a phantom of some wealthy rulf- er's book. I do hold that we are well paid and should therefore be. well satisfied with our finances. V r , - Diana.: 'Tis true, we find in our chest thirty-seven dollars. 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Tjjzf-"' I K' My Dlploma My dlploma what does It mean to me to you fellow Semor, for my dlploma means your d1ploma" F1gurat1vely speaklng, It IS that blt of parchment glven to each one f us as evidence that we have run the race and have flnlshed the course In future years when I look at my dlploma what wxll lt represent to me'7 What wlll xt recall to my mlhdo When I plck lt up and look 11. over among my lflrst thoughts wlll be remembrances of my I-Ilgh School days REVIPXVIHQ' one of these days ln mv mlnd, I w1ll be lemmded of the way m whlch the school day began Wlth a hurry nd a rush to get to school Then, oniarrivmg at school of hearmg Mr Brown's voxce echolng down the corrldor m h1s regular mormng call, "Hurry up folks lnto your class rooms lts nearly tlme for the bell KTh1s sounded funny to me 1f I had plenty of tlme, but lf I was late I thought, ' Oh' What a useless waste of t1me to go to the office now I thmk perhaps I felt somewhat llke the 11 1 boy, who flve mmutes after the tardy Bell had sounded was seen by the pr1nc1pal scampermg toward the flrst grade room The p11nc1pal called out, Come here young man I want to speak to you But the httle boy rushed on, and breathlessly replled A1n't got t m to t lk to you now I'm l t enoughlalready ' As the school day progresses ln mv mlnd s eye I w1ll remembel some of the happy tlmeS I had 1n school as well as some of the sadder moments Most especlally w1ll I remember that traglcal hour when I nearly falled ln Chemxstry I wlll remember the nolse and confuslon of the perlod between classes the notes exchanged and the llttle chats at my locker whlch were often xnterrupted by Iur I w1ll remember some of the happy frxendshlps formed, often developlng 1nto cases and I belxeve several hfr- tlme contracts have been sxgned as a result Of Hxgh School days toget er Todav My dlploma serves as lr mtroductlon to my future work Wlthout It I would be unable to secure ctrtaln ku ds of employment whlch I mlght deslre to obtaln It mtroduces me to a better hfe, one that I wlll enjoy to a greater degree than the one I would have enJoyed had I not 1ece1ved lt Although the obtanung of my dxploma has cost me many hours of hard work and study I have enJoyed those hours and I would not recall them from my l1fe, under any cons1de1at1o11 And now, perhaps the greatest thlng th t my dlploma w1l1 remmd me of w1ll ze call to my mlnd our Semor year wlth 1t1 events of hlkes IJICIIICS the Semor Play, the Commencement Exercxses 'md the Semor Banuuet of tomght 'lhe Qemor Banquet of the Class of 1923 wxll be one of the brlght spots 1n my memory all of my lxfe and I 1n behalf of the qemor II s wlsh to extend our thanks and gratltude to you the Semor I s, for the honor and vselcome so cordially extended to us Although greater receptxons may be glven ln our honor, I thmk ln recallmg those re ceptlons the Qemor Banquet of the Class of 1923 will rank flrst due to the happy tlme experlenced Agam accept ou1 thanks and appreclatlon for the long to be remembered 'Senlor Banquet of 1093 AVICD SOMERS 'il ' X I I .I X 3 . 0 I ' K 4 xx l Q f. 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