East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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--iv?--.-i.-, gms g .Reporters Mm -aa, gpm Nancy Dockum, treasurer, Ed Freeburg, president, and Pat Conklin, vice-president, seated left to right in that order, take time out for a laugh after a term at the helm of the Student Congress. S dcw40f,!6caa Pictured in the health room are the class officers and Margaret Smith, president, Walter Innes, sergeant- sponsor, Miss Paula Varner. The group, left to right, consists of S'ue Speer, secretary, Ann S-tofer, vice-presi- dent, Don Carpenter, president, Iudy Menehan, ser- geant-at-arms, Carol Starck, treasurer, and Miss Varner atvarms, Pam Barron, secretary, and Iamet Smedley treasurer have done a grand job of piloting the soph- omores through their first year at East.

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Repoffe-fs .. . - 'rut BIG STUBY f ' y yw ' '-' . f gp ls LCD I ,f',fM ' I - Nh N1 ' 9 AV Q3 Q T543 mm 6' 4 N f 4' Mary V Kenneth Louise Study Hall reporters are Miss Stella Henry, Mrs. Bernice Library reporters are, from left to right: Mrs. Kathryn Pool, Taylor, and Mrs. Floreine Stangle. Miss Frances Strickland, and Miss Beatrice Paddock. Office reporters are, from left to right: Mrs. Mary Bachman, Custodian reporters are, from left to right, first row: Ben Mar- Mrs. Eileen Clements, Miss Iudith Ludke, and Mrs. Shirley tin, Ray Carnes, and Mrs. Charles Green. Second row: George Michelson. Dickerson, Kenneth Kisncr, D. H. McDowell, and Plcnn Bailey. Third row: I. E. McClasson, A. L. Webb, Ed Wadley, and Estlc Elliot. f Preparing food for the cafeteria is a lot of hard work, but under the able hands of Miss Louise McCormick, third from the left and Mrs. Ruth Higbee, fifth from the right. East Hi-ers had many choices for good, warm, appetizing lunches.

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