East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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l I ATTENDANT Vmgfniaf Woftefus Suspense reached a peak on November 5, as a large crowd of Aces awaited the crowning of the 1958-59 FootballSweet- heart. Oh's and ah's filled the cold air as the three candidates stepped into a heart formed by senior Peppy Pilots. 5.5255 N D 'lu FOOTBALL SWEETHEART OF '59, Kay Harmon beams upon learning that she is East High's choice. Kay's escort, senior guard Bob Geist, proudly approves of Sweetheart Kay. nv AND CROWN HER WITH A KISS, is the theme as Bob carries out the traditional ceremony with a kiss for Kay. 23 Sweetheart Kay Harmon was escorted by BobGeist while Rita Sutter and Virginia Walters, attendants, were accompanied by Larry Elliot and Reed Mitch- ell. The royal three, wearing brightly colored dresses and radiant smiles, reigned over the second half of the East- Southeast game. ATTENDANT Rita Qufhfv

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FOR OUR ROYALTY Nancy Ballard, '60, Kathy Kruske, CROWNS R '59, and Susan Price, '59, represent Fart ofthe committee, headed by Almira Whiteside, in charge o making the crowns for our royalty. f. u. . . E x 'k-: ., . ,-frfgrfgi f -7 I rs . ...Kewl A 'r W ...,- K , -i-Sis., b ni ht that Aces gathered at the Wichita University T'was on a cold Novem er g , stadium to witness the crowning of their Football Sweetheart. On the eighth of December, they congregated at the Moose Ballroom to dance away the Junior- Senior Prom hours and crown a King and Queen. Thus, it went. . .Prince and Prin- ' ' d . . .fabulous mem- cess Penny. . . Lord and Lady Echo. . . Senior Prom King an Queen ories. . . . . . fabulous year. 22 if r.1' Q: rtti f V --cfs

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G9 Bob Adams PRINCE PENNY GREENBACK The party's at my house tonight---25 cents admissiong I0 cents for food! was a familiar cry during the week pre- ceeding the All-School-Project. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors devised all sorts of money-making projects in an attempt to have their candidates crowned Prince and Prin- cess Penny. As the Greenback Gala drew near, jars of money, used for charity, rattled in every class and the supervising committee, headed by Sharon Richardson, '59, organized and executed eye -appealing boothes. Debbie Snyder and Colvin Ross JUNIOR ATTENDANTS 'Q as Mi is 5 sg Sf? S5 55 iss 2 T ,YY I ONE LITTLE INDIAN CHIEF Tom Hickey '60, obligingly Waits as MY BAIL ISN'T TOO HIGH. Som Dee Clark, '60, touches up her masterpiece. Paleface Jim Potts, '60, Burton, '59, and other jailbirds fron assists Dee in the Business Club booth at the All-School-Project. jail. 24