East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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, .:., .A :.: F- St Row -7 L It to Rl2l1l4I'RUIlY ANIJERSLDIN. FII c ' I TRUDY BURDICK, JACQIJIIC REED, PRIS BARRON, BARBARA TUCKI-ZR. BARBARA ZIMMERMAN, PHYIILIS Mr'M1rIIAI-JI.. VIRGINIA lVlIIlKIl l . Second Row'-DELORES KOENKE, JEAN JOHNSON. JOAN MOHR, JOAN WILc'Ox. SHIRLEY GROUNDS, BILL TALBOT, TONY BONTZ. BRUCE ROMJUE. .lAf'K KING. JACK IIYIIE. Third RHVV-ASUIC SMITH, BARBARA STANER. ANN AINSWORTH, SUE SKINNER, MARILYN RUSSELL. SALLY LAMBERT, JANETTE STILES, DONNA HUPPIIZNS, BETTY DIXON. JANET CARSON, SIS SHAW, Fourtli IQOVV---'SHIRI,EY CRAMMER, NANCY WENTZ, MARY BETH HARNEY. PATSY RUCKER, CLUDE REESE, DERIXLI7 BEAL. ALBERT TIEIJSTROM, ROBERT GRIMES, JOHN MEILENT, JIM LUCAS. DON DAVIS. JIM BEAN, DOUGIIAS SMITH. Itiepmiinlialiivc Assenlhl, FOR THE STUDENTS MGI Fifth Rowe-GRACIABI-:L I-IOPI-ER. DOROTHY l,UDlKl'IR. CONNIE SKINNX-IR. DI-:AN lVlURR.'Xll, EARL CAL- LISON, CRAIG FINK, RALI-II CROSBY, BOD TRIII- IIETT, DIc'K WALLS, BILL HALL, JIM HUI.I.. REX HUBBARD, CRAIG PARK, MARIAN ELY. Sixth ROWA--CUNNIE KAGEY. SUE FOOT. IJORIS WP2N'I'Z, AUDINE W1LI.ARD. JANICI-2 JOIINSON, POLLY PECKHAIVI, VIRGINIA f,AKS, DIANE CAZEL, JUNIOR HALL, JERRY WII.SKlN, VI-:RN lVlCIJONAI,D, Bl-1'l I'Y CIIST, LYNN BURTON. JANICE NIANUEII. IIlSCtSf'MR. ERMEI. I,1NDOUIS'I', MISS CllARI.O'I l'I'I HAASS. Not Included-lVlid TCl'Y'l1-f'f.lOlJII'i FLEMINU, lVlAR- LENE KEENE. DAVE KUNKLE. Absent-TOMMY FARRAR, ROSALIE flSHORNl'1., Sc'OT'I' RITCHIE. This year the Inter-Council was organized, with East, North, and Cathedral as members. The Inter-Council studied problems of government tthose common to all Schoolsb, exchanged ideas, and did promote interest in school government. Speaker Vice-Speaker Recording Secretary Attendance Secretary Sgt. at Arms TONY BONTZ BRUCE ROMJUE SUE FOOT BARBARA TUCKER MARTHA .IANE SIIAW

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First Row-Left to Right--WALTER ASH, DICK BARGER, JANET CARNAHAN, JEROME CHANDLER, MARY ANNE CLARDY, JERRY CLARK, KING COLE, DON CRAWFORD. Third ROW-MARILYN HANSON, JOANN HARTEN- BURGER, CHARLES HINMAN, JACK MORRIS, PEGGY OLSON, DON REED, CHARLENE RIT- TENOURE, RUTH SCHIMMING, Second ROW-LYLE DAVIS, JIM DONOVAN, SHIRLEY EASH, BILL FOX, GRETCHI-:N FREEBURG, CAROLE GALLOWAY, JAMES GALLOWAY. Fourth ROW-DALE STEEN, PATTY WATKINS, PATTY WOGAN, MISS ELEANOR DAVIS, MR. BYRLE HAMILTON. Student Council OF THE STUDENTS, BY THE STUDENTS To a large extent We in East are self-governing. We select our student body Officers, our Student Council and Representative Assembly members. Our system of gov- ernment is modeled after that of the national government in that each student is a qualified voter, that there two bodies co-operating-the Student Council, repre- senting clubs and classes, and the Representative Assembly, representing each re- porting room-and these groups acting together take suggestions from the studen body. L 7 Chairman Vice-Chairman Secretary Sgt. at Arms Attendance Secretary ANN GALLOWAY DODIE MONTAGUE MARY HELEN YOUNG RONALD PRICE JOAN RUTH ATKINSON 'A A wif 1 1 I

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First Row-Left to Right-CHARLES GILLUM, J ACK MooRE, HAROLD RICE, TENO RATNER, Second ROW-WILLARD KAISER, BILL TAGGART, Joi-INNIE DALE, CHARLES ROLLINS, GARTH KENNEDY. it Statesmmfs Club STATE SMEN OF TOMORROW The Statesmen's Club is made up of the alumni of Sunflower Boys, State. These boys attended the State which was held at North High school last summer. The purpose of Boys' State is to teach the func- tions and management of good city, county, state, and federal govern- ment. On March 17 the important city and county offices of Wichita were taken over by the members of the Sedgwick County Statesmenis Club, of which the East High club is a part.