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

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The Faculty Club The Faculty Club is and junior high school held the first Tuesday ficers of the club are: SOHQ SCCFCCHFY-IYCHSLIFCF, composed of the Senior teachers. Meetings are of every month. Of- President, Miss Thom- Miss Coverdillg chair- man of the program committee, Miss Howeg chairman of the social committee, Miss Howard, chairman of Miss McKee. the flower committee, The club co-operated with other clubs in giving a series of lectures. These lectures oc- curred monthly and took the place of many of the regular meetings. At a joint meeting of the grade school and high school clubs, Mr. Brown reported on the National Educational Association which he attended in Detroit. The December meeting' was a social meeting, a tea, held at the Junior high school. Faculty Wives Club The Faculty Wives Club of the Emporia High Schools had its origin in the fall of 1926, largely through the efforts of Mrs. T. S. Trigg, who became its first president. Its purpose was to furnish opportunities for closer acquaintanceship among the faculty families. The meetings are monthly during the school year with two or three guest days when husbands and children participate. Mrs. J. R. Willianis was president this year. ' A large family picnic at Dryer Park opened the present year's program. Fried chicken, watermelon and other picnic specialties, were furnished in abundance. At Christmas time the entire group was again bountifully served at the Mit-XVay amid beautifully decorated tables and surroundings. Following the dinner a Christmas party was held in the music room of the Lowther Junior High School. During the year a royal welcome has been extended to four husky new members of faculty families, jack South, Jimmie Huckstep, Bobbie Zajic, and Dean Edward Smith. Page 20

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Amex. SORILNSEN, B. S., M. A.-Mzzsic-Emporia Kansas State Teachers College, Columbia University. E'ri1l51. B. SHIRLEY, B. S.-Commercy-Emporia Kansas State Teachers College, University of Colorado. F. -IAY SOUTH, B. S.-Prinling-Emporia Kansas State Teachers College, University of Chicago, University of Wisconsin. NIARGARET MILLER, A. B.-Spzwcb, Dircrlor of Dramalies-Soixthwestcrn College, University of Californiag Columbia University. JOSEPHINE HUBBARLJ, B. A., B. S.-Slmnixb-Universidad de la Habana, Emporia Kansas State Teachers College, College of Emporia. FRLILMAN HUcRsTuP, B. S.-Pbyxivul ELIlll'zIfiO7I, Couch-Emporia Kansas State Teachers College. V1oL15'r HAYNLS, A. B.-English-University of Kansas, University of Wisconsin. THEI.MA DUTTON, B. S.-Emporia Kansas State Teachers College, Uni- versity of Illinois, University of Kansas. Bilge 19

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CHARLES SHARP-His personality makes him a leader, Being a humorist makes him funny, A swell fellow to have around, He does his bit to make things sunny, Hi-Y '30, '31, Big Time , Spokesman '30, Pres- ident Senior Class. JEAN REID-Rated as our most beautiful, Well deserving of the rate, Sweet, kind, a beautiful girl, A movie actress should be her fate. Band '28, Orchestra '29, '30, Basketball, Archery, Vice-President Junior II Class, Treasurer of Senior Class, Em-Hi Frolic, G, R. Cabinet '30, Mid-Winter Conference, Estes Park Conference '30, Big Time , G. R. '29, '30, '31, Music Contest '30, G. A. A. Once in a Lifetime. MARJORIE MORSE---A smile a day keeps one happy and gay, Worth it million dollars and don't cost a cent. Marjo1'ie's motto makes her having a winning way, And we know how her valuable time is spent Glee Club '29, '30, '31, Accompanist Boys' Glee Club '30, '31, Mixed Chorus '29, '30, '31, Music Contest '29, '30, '31, Sight Singing '29, '31, Girls' Sextet '30, Gleef Club Librarian '30, G. R. '29, '30, '31, G. R. Cabinet '30, '31, Estes Park Conference '29, Devil in the Cheese , Lady of the Terrace , Big Time , Setting Up Con- ference '29, '30, Mid-Winter Conference '30, Em-Hi Frolic '30, Treas- urer of Junior Class, Secretary of Senior Class, National Honor Society, Up in the Air , Once in a Lifi-lime , Baldwin Conference. PERL WALKERiHis friends all know him as Fat, Know he dances graceful and all that, Know he's handsome. know he's fine, Know that with him, one can have a good time. Hi-Y '29, '30, '31, Vice- President of Senior Class. The Senior Class The Senior Class of 1931 is the largest E. H. S. has ever graduated, numbering two hundred and fourteen. Not only is it the greatest in size and abundance of knowledge, but it has developed to the highest degree the art of diffusing the minimum of knowledge over a maximum of test paper. In the early autumn, finding it hard to maintain the dignity and stateliness ex- pected of them, the Seniors donned informal attire and stole away to a secluded spot on the Cottonwood. There they indulged in childish gaieties, roasting weinies, tossing stones into the stream, and singlng Sweet Adeline. But after several months of continued respect and admiration from the underclass- men they felt equal to the formality and solemnity of the Senior Banquet, which was the most successful event of the year. The sponsors of this illustrious class are: Miss Hancock, chairman, Miss Rodewald, Miss Sirpless, Miss Jackson, and Mr. Hurt. To them they offer their sincerest thanks and appreciation. Page 21