East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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.lady 5640 One of the exciting entertainments awarded them was dinner at Wichita's latest Swank Canto- nese and American restaurant, Bobby'S. Not only do Bobby's serve everything from filet mignon to cherry jubilee, but they also provide a charming atmosphere of hospitality, Following dinner, the two honored guests en- joyed The Big Land, as guests of the Fox Miller Theater. LORD AND 'LADY ECHO finish their long-to-be- remembereddinner at Bobby's with a piece of coco- nut cream pie. 1 jr fm 5 ENTERING BOBBY'S RESTAURANT for a royal evening of entertainment are Lord and Lady Echo, Tom Tierny and Mary Olson, both seniors.

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- fif- 2,2 AN EVENING AT THE THEATER for Lord and Lady Echo, Tom Tierny and Mary Olson. Tom laughs at one of the scenes while watching 'The Big Land, as guests of the Miller theater. 'Y Jud Sch Here is a toast to the hit of the year, Lord and Lady Echo, Tom Tierny and Mary Olson, chosen for this honor by the 1,930 subscribers of Echoes of '57. This couple took their place of honor at East High very graciously, convincing the school that the ruling monarchs were well Chosen. MARY AND TOM, Lord and Lady Echo, are welcomed by Henry Kalini, Manager of Bobby's restaurant.

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