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

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3111 Hivmnriam MARY ETTA PRICE 18 8 1- 1 9 3 2 Miss Price had been an English teacher in our school for the past fifteen years and had won the love and respect of all with whom she came in contact. Shc passed away March twenty-second after a very short illness. Because she was intel- ligent, yet had great sympathy for her pupils, Miss Price was a very popular teacher among the high school students. She is missed by all who knew her and her place in the school and com- munity is difficult to fill. ...,: Ill1QE9lIn ,... CORNELIA CONWELL 191 3 -193 1 Cornelia was a 1931 graduate of Emporia High School. She made excellent grades, being elected a member of the National Honor Society. She was very popular with her classmates, and took part in many activities. Her last great achieve- ment in high school was the editing of the 1931 Re-Echo. Last fall Cornelia entered the Teachers College and became a pledge of the Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority. On October 4, Cornelia passed away after a week's illness. All Emporia High School students, faculty, and a host of towns- people and friends mourned her passing. Page 24 'z6f0 A O 0QOQOQ9QOQOQ9Q6Q6QQQfQQf

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SN' B GFQW I 0 Q o S mgeza FACULTY fContinueclj Mlss KATHLEEN SOWERBY, B. S.-Music. Emporia Kansas State Teachers Collegeg Gunn School of Music, Chicago. MIss ETHEL SHIRLEY, B. S.-Commerce. Emporia Kansas State Teachers Collegeg Columbia Universityg University of Colorado. MR. F. JAY SOUTH, B. S.-Printing. Emporia Kansas State Teachers Collegeg University of Chicagog University of Wisconsin. - MISS MARGARET MILLER, A. B.-Speech, English. Southwestern College of Winfieldg University of California, Columbia Univer- sity, Northwestern University. MISS JOSEFINA HUBBARD, A. B., B. S.--Spanish. College of Emporiag Emporia Kansas State Teachers Collegeg Havana Univeri- sity, Cuba. MR. FREEMAN HUCKSTEP, B. S.-Physical Education, Coach. Emporia Kansas State Teachers College. MIss THELMA DUTTON, B. S.-Librarian. Emporia Kansas State Teachers Collegeg University of Illinois. MR. JOHN R. WILLIAMS, B. S.-Chemistry, Agriculture, Biology. Emporia Kansas State Teachers College, Kansas State Agricultural College. QQO ooo QQQQQQQQQQQ Q 6 TO 0 6 Q. 0, O 9 0. 90609 'WMO

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l'lSENIOR CLASS N0 MIM 5 to OFFICERS W , , , , , , , 4 0 Q 0 ALVA GOULD-Football 30, 31, Basketball 31, 32, Track 31, '32, Hi-Y '32, President Senior Class. Q DOROTHY STAR-Secretary Senior Class, Scholarship Contest '31, G. R. '30, '31, '32, Setting Up Conference '30, '31, Echo '29, Orchestra '30, '31, '32, Bounceball '29, Basketball '29, Tumbling Team '29,' G. A. A. '31, Camp Wood Conference '30, Archery '30, Rifle Club '30, Man or Mouse , Music Contest '30, '31, '32, Em-Hi Frolic '30, Up and Atom Club '31, '32, National Honor Society. 0 DOROTHY BALTZ-Orchestra '30, '31, '32, G. R. '30, '31, '32, String Quartet '29, '30, '31, Music Contest '30, '31, '32, Violin Solo '30, '31, '32, Individual Sight Singing '29, Setting Up Con- ference '29, '30, '31, Vice-President Senior Class, National Honor Society. 4 0 DONALD RESCH-Basketball '30, '31, '32, Basketball Captain '31, Football '30, '31, Treasurer Senior Class. -M Q THE SENIOR CLASS Although the Senior class of 1932 is not the largest graduating class that E. H. S. has known, it is the most intelligent, most dramatic, and most active. This illustrious class has worked out its own problems to the highest possible degree and given much aid and consolation to the struggling Juniors and Sophomores. The class enjoyed many entertaining social events during the year. The peak of activities was reached, however, at the-formal Senior banquet which was held at the Hotel Broadview. Everyone enjoyed the feast and the splendid program that was planned. 0 9 The Senior class certainly owe much to their sponsors: Mr. Stout, Mr. Lodle, Miss Shirley, Miss Dutton, Miss Coverdill, for their help and co-operation during the entire school year. ' 4 SQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQ 3 QMQQQQ Maps Page 2 5