Emporia High School - Re Echo Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

Page 25 text:

F 'w N 5 W OPH5 xv bv Q ' H5 ' 5 A V77 ' Ay qw A I W ,M V III 2 J 'A 1 Q, rl K ' f 4 ,lf ELQN Um 011215525 EV W

Page 24 text:

'3-flifjmiif ns, v r. .Y , fs-.. lf l ' s . . . f ff - A .I I . , .... i,...fI' ' ., ,, . . l --in - , The Cguculty Glub The Faculty Club consists of the teachers of the Senior high and Junior high schools. The purpose of this organization is to further pro- fessional growth, and to provide social diversion. The meetings of this club are held once a month. The club's first and last meetings are of a social nature, all other meetings are primarily of an educational nature. During the year several noted speakers on diversified subjects were: Mr. Ed Rees, of the Citizens National Bank, on Safe Investments for Teachers g Prof. E. M. Belles, of K. U., on The Child versus the Subject Matter as the Center of Atten- tion. A series of short talks by William Allen White and Echoes from the Educational Council Held in Topeka by C. U. Nichols, the official representative of the club, and Supt. L. A. Lowther, Prin. R. E. Brown, and Prin. H. W. Jones. Another very interesting talk was given by Mrs. Valenzuela, Wife of the minister of the Mexican mission, on Schools in Chile. The Qaculty Wives Glub The Faculty Wives' Club, of the Junior and Senior high schools, was organized three years ago under the leadership of Mrs. T. S. Trigg, now of Chicago. During the first year no officers were chosen but Mrs. Trigg assumed the responsibility of the club meetings. The second year Mrs. Trigg was elected to the presidency, the only officer of the club. Mrs. Virgil Hurt served as president for the year 1928-29, and at the last regular meeting of the club in 1929 Mrs. F. J. South was elected for the year 1929-30. The club meets the third Thursday in each month at the home of a member with another member as assisting hostess. The afternoon is spent socially, with games or with sewing. Refreshments are served by the hostesses. In May of each year a picnic is held for the families, which closes the club activities until the following September. i 'N - 1 . . ,, ' ,N -N, s..-- -t-: ,,.. . , ., ' - X fp-..,.r, .- f-V 1 J 1' 4 1. - xr.. A . , g , - . 4. 1 5 -...-f a ' ?-.,. .h , N, , 1 -. 1 ,. l 4, q .. ,-N :lf . f fu- -' - 4.1 i - - - ... - v,-. p N 6 ,t fn-L. v , A... Q vt 4 ,, Y , I ., a i i .LJ-. 1' 1 1 f ,ff -V-'af--If 4 - . . .v L , . H.wj.,,L4,,a-x 3 -1, -.,-,.-. -5 . Q --1, Kg , . . L. , , ,fr- Page 24

Page 26 text:

1 ' 4 1 4 enioff Glass Qfficers EDGAR CRAMER .............. .... ...-.. - - - ,...... - President lddllinfs our lL':lll0l' this yen' and lust. His ent-l'gy's untiring, his thoughts simply Vzist. He is at geiitlexnam, ri regular Benn One Whom the world is sure to know. H1-Y '28, '29, Glee Club '28, '29, The Lady of the Terrace , Mixed Chorus '28, Music Contest '28, '29, Secretary and Treasurer Junior Class '28, President Senior Class '29, The Prince There Was , The Rise of Silas Laphamf' RICE BROWN, JR. --- ------- .------- - ..-..----.. I '7fC9-P'l'6S'id67If He-'s tall, hnfs dark, he-'s lmlidsumv, And always very g'l:idsome, Hes helped us win imuiy a galne, The schrml'll miss him. we'll say the same. Band '27, Glee Club '28, '29, Hi-Y '27, '28, '29, President '29, Foot- ball '28, '29, Basketball '28, '29, Captain '29, Re-Echo Staff '29, Mixed Chorus '28, President Sophomore Class '27, The Lady of the Terrace , The Rise of Silas Lapham , Vice-President Class '29. MILDRED MCGUIRE ............-..- -..... - - Secretrwy-Treasurer' Mickey, friendly Mickey XVith your smiling Sn befzpuiling And your hair of raven hue Cain you blame any one Fm' falling in love with yuu? . Glee Club '27, '28, '29, President '29, Bells of B63.llj0l2.1S', '27, The Lady of the Terrace , Mixed Chorus '27, '28, '29, Music Contest '27, '28, '29, French Horn '28, '29, Band '27, '28, Orchestra '27, '28, '29, G. R. '27, '28, '29, President '28, Re-Echo Staff '29, Math. Club '27, Estes Park Conference '27, Setting-up Conference '27, '28, Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class '29, National Honor Society. - ..-LJ K-1 'Ni L. Q7 ,-5 . -... .. - -1 Y. 55 ,..., --' - , w' '- , ' .jf . , ': , ' -' . X: e '-N f IW lf-i. -Q ,Us ga gr, L,'N.,i.- ,r-, A , - i. r.,-Q-,I qi '- , , ff. .' - 1- ' HS-- . f f' . ?., . V , . 1 2. , - . . i . 1 Elf.. - Qu 1 V -:, ,,p!. 11.5, v Q , Af . Pi -I v ' I L , If nl N ,cy c-M Ip in .1 .., Ld , ' . . , .' , ' b i - -.V - -Y - If J, f- -., . , '.- Q A. ' i h . -N' I s,-' 1 , '. K 1, 4 1 ' '- - ' gps-.- 'ijt' ' -T . -- ,Qg,,5j, P,-f . 'J .L .TW---4'..-' ,L ',,.- L ' 'L- L, Q' .ff 1 ..-584.1-'I 'N -3 Page 26