East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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,, ,.-.. MARTHA WHITNEY, Head of Latin Department A. B., A. M., UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Long Virgil assignments- Utor, fruor, fungor, potior, vescor -Help after school-211-Clever comments by the way. LULU GROSH, Latin A. B., UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS' Afternoon tea in an eastern home-A cultivated voice-Latin phrases- Prompt return of test papers. FLORENCE WHITCHER, Latin A. B., UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS The crisp, invigorating air of October -A light, springing step- Golf-Miss Yetter. NELLE WADDINGTON, Head of Household Arts Department Ph. B., UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO The savoury odor of a dinner in prep- aration-Sparkling glass and snowy linen-Midnight blue satin. HELEN SMITH, Household Arts NORTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA NORMAL The hum of sewing machines- Crowns and hat-braid-French Serge-Pin cushions. RUBY ADAMS, Household Arts A. E., FRIENDS UNIVERSITY White checked dimity-Dainty blue organdy-Peanut brittle- Sunlight. LIDA McBRIDE, Effective Speaking A. B., A. M.. CORNELL UNIVERSITY B. E., CINCINNATI CONSERVATORY The rounded sound of vowels-Japan- ese question-A harmonious stage setting-Work! Work! Work! EULA SLEETH, Normal Training A. B., COLLEGE OF EMPORIA A. M., UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO A girls' school in India-Psychology --A distant choir- Onward Christian Soldiers. JESSIE L. CLARK, Head of Music Department ROBINSON SEMINARY. EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE A baton-Martial music--Pep speeches-Vim- The Anvil Chorus. FAREEDA MOORHEAD, Music SHERWOOD scHooL OF MUSIC. CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY The clear tones of a bell-Unbounded pep--Song books-Juniors. Page Eighteen E I 1922 F 'H

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C lf ffl, 1..QQgf7fl ',', 11 -, ,.....Tf?5,,.. .. ' .....L H. S. MILLER, Head of Commerczal Department Pd. B., M. C. S., OHIO NORTHERN. UNIVERSITY M. Acct., SOUTHWESTERN BUSINESS l COLLEGE l Easy chairs-Quiet, book-lined libra- ries-Friendly chats-Private office of a business house-Great desk with many pigeon holes. A. L. HICKMAN, Commercial R. L., R. E., KANSAS WESLEYAN Humorous recitations-Sheets of uni- form writing-Ornamental initial letters-Ink bottles--Slim, ' perfectly pointed pens. LOTTA GREEN, Commercial AIICIIICIANOSTAETE NORMAL UNIVERSITITI EIIEEKAN SAS In Old Kentucky -Per cent marks -Dollar signs'- Alice Blue Gown. CECIL VOSHELL, Commercial SPECIAL PROFICIENCY IN COM- MERCE, LIFE CERTIFICATE, KANSAS STATE NORMAL Great ledgers filled with figures- Account books-Sunday School- Picnic in summer. NORA STOSZ,, Commercial LIFE CERTIFICATE, KANSAS' STATE NORMAL Private secretary- Now or Never -Squirmy, little shorthand marks. IDA M. BOYD, Commercial KANSAS STATE NORIVIAL. GREGG SCHOOL, CHICAGO: BOYLES' BUSI- NESS COLLEGE, OIWAHA The pounding of typewriter keys- Stenographers-Business establishment. MARIE E. RIOTH, Commercial KANSAS STATE NORMAL Willow tree-Quiet nooks-Keyboard of letters-Flying fingers. RUTH ROWE, Commercial W. H. S., 1919 Telephones-Shorthand books-Long hikes-Fountain pens- . Carbon paper. Page Seventeen -A ' I 1922 E i '- ' H 1

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S71 ,I A ,A L... l N-X --.-.., vM.-3.,, N, WT . ELMIRA BREWER, Girls' Director of Physical Education TRI-STATE COLLEGE, THOMAS NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL A swimming pool-Volley-ball-The joy of the out-of-doors- Pep and more of it. Q MRS. McGINNIS, Girls' Basket-ball Referee A. B., UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Referee's whistle-Track meet in a g'irl's school-Middies-Easy, swinging walk. J. H. SMITH, Boys' Director of Physical Education SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE, SPRING- FIELD, MASS. A cool, clear, invigorating day-A brisk walk in the open air-Foot- ball field-The short, sharp accents of a leader. ' RALPH WEAVER, Assistant Boys' Director of Physical Education FRIENDS UNIVERSITY Hunting trips-Football matches- The Sword of Ferrara -North woods in winter-Calisthenics. MRS. JENNIE M. DOTZOUR, Registrar B. S., KANSAS STATE NORMAL Files and ledgers-Patient answers to many questions-Pencils- Faculty reports. FERN LELAND, Office W. H. S., 1916 Soft, dark curls-A typewriter-A friendly smile-The glow of a camp-fire. MRS. O. Z. SMITH, Dean of Girls Chintz covered chairs-A gleam of sunshine-A popular magazine- Invigorating atmosphere of spring. HAZEL HOWES, Librarian A. B., FRIENDS UNIVERSITY Soft, gray satin-Huge piles of books -Clippings and paste- Bird houses. MRS. FRANCES DOWNS, Welfare Teacher A. B., FRIENDS UNIVERSITY Long lines of boys and girls-White and green excuse cards- Warm sunshine. ANNAMAE GARVIE, Lunch Room B. S., KANSAS STATE AGRI- CULTURAL COLLEGE Immaculate white aprons-Chocolate cakes-Well-dented trays- A luncheon menu. Page Nineteen f A YA , , , o n , M . , i U Q' .QP ., . gli , - . , ,, -.-. ,J 1-n' 1922