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

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MAX BROWN Wit men say nothing In dangerous times.” Hl-y '33, '34. '35: Up and Atom '33. '34. '35; Open House '34. JANE LOY HEOE He said u llt thou, and she wilted. O. R. '34. '35. '36: Olee Club '34. '35; Music Contest '34. '35; Orchestra '33; Jerry of Jericho Road” '34; Flower of Vcnesla” '35; Mixed Chorus '34. '35. WILLIAM DAVIDSON Ye gods. I'm a man after my own heart. Hl-Y '34. '36: Dramatics '36: Up and Atom '35. '36; New Fires” '36: Olee Club '36; Little Women” '36: Open House '34: Honor Society '36. MAROARET HARMAN What I can't understand. I won't believe. O. R. '33. '34. OLEN ENSMINOER A kindly man so big and true, a man to think, to plan, to do. Football '35: Track '35. EUNICE JANE LOOMIS She will succeed, for she means what she says. O. R. '33. '34. '35: Up and Atom '34. '35: Jerry of Jericho Road '34: Dramatics '36: Olee Club '34. '36; President Sophomore Class; O. A. A. '33. '34. '35: Music Contest '34: Mixed Chorus '34: O. R. Cabinet '34. '35; National Honor 8ociety. WINONA PEAK System Is the jewel of her soul. O. R. '34. '35. EUGENE GREEN Is it possible I'm graduating?’ Ht-Y '33. '34. '35: Olee Club '34. '35. BETTY FRANCIS I love not wen they are so simple.” O. R. '33. '34. '35; Jerry of Jericho Road '34. MELVIN REES A loyal, just and upright gentleman. MARY JANE McCOY Romances are not In books, they are In life. Honor Society ’36; O. R. '33. '34. '35: O. R. Cabinet '34. 35. 36: O. R. Setting Up Conference '34. '35: O. R. Mid-Winter Conference '34. '35; O. A. A. '33. '34. '35; Sophomore Secretary-Treasurer '34. '35; Up and Atom '34. '35: Echo '34. '35. '36; Olee Club '35. '36; Music Contest '36: Pep Club '35. '36: Open House '33. '34. '35; O. R. National Conference '35; Dramatics. LEONARD NASH He was a gentleman from sole to crown. Basketball: Hl-Y ‘33. ‘34. '35: Up and Atom '35. ARCHIE ORIPFITH It saves a lot of time to be born good looking.” LEVA FOLEY Were silence golden she would be a millionaire. O. A. A. '33. '34. '35; O. R. '33. '34. '35; Jerry of Jericho Road '34; Pep Club '35. OTIS BROOKS Built for comfort, and not for speed. Basketball '34. '35. '36: Football '35. LORENE WECKER A human graphaphone to the tune of a giggle. O. R. '34. '35. '36. ELWOOD LODLE A chip off the old block.” Orchestra '34. '35. '36: Band ’34. 35. '36; Music Contest '34. '35. '36: Hl-Y '35. '36: Hl-Y Cabinet '35: Camp Wood 35. LUPE RAMIREZ Modesty is the grace of the soul. a. R. '34. 35. '36; O A. A. '33. '34. '35: Open House '35: Jerry of Jericho Road '34. Smlwria igh School Psge 25

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MARIAN IVES My days are spent in argument—my nights in planning them. O. R. ‘34. '35. '36: Jerry ol Jericho Road '34; O. A. A. '34: Pep Club '35. 36: Up and Atom '35. '30; Echo ’36: Dramatics ’36. CHARLES SHERIDAN Talks little and says much. Hl-Y '34. ’36: Up and Atom '36: Re-Echo '36; Junior President '35; Senior Treasurer: Basketball '35; Open House '34: President Up and Atom; National Honor Society. MARIAN 8CHALL Admired by those who know her. O. R. 33. -34. '35. '36. EUOENE AUSTENFELD He's o on another brain storm. Hl-Y '33. '34. '35: Olee Club '34. '35; Dramatics '35: Mixed Chorus '34; Flower ol Venezia '35. ANABEL PRICE '•Woman's tongue Is a gilt which she never lets rust. O. R. '34. CLEO JACOB Be silent and pass for a philosopher. MARK HEWITT Attended school for a pastime.' Football '35. ILEEN WOLCOTT The only way to have a friend Is to be one. G. R. '33. '34. MAX JACOB 1 can capture anything but the women. dog-gon 'em. LORENA WOLFE She and gloom are no relation. JACK MILLER He says all he knows and then raves on. Olee Club '33: Hl-Y '34. '35. '36; Algebra Club '35. CATHERINE FLORY I'd rather talk than eat. a R. '34. '35. '36: O. A. A. '34. '35. '36; Latin Club '35. '36; Up and Atom '35. '36. ESTHER SPENCER Work first, then rest. O. R. '34. '35. '36. SAM ESTEP I'm a genuine woman hater. Junior-Senior Hl-Y Secretary '35; Debate '35. '36: Golf Team '35. '36; National Honor Society. ROSALIND SHEARER Life is a song to her. Olee Club '35. '36: O. R. '35. '30: Art Club '35: Flower of Venezia '35; Guess Again '34: Music Contest '35. '36: Mixed Chorus '35. '36. JOE WEAVER Trust him to see the funny side. Intramural Busketball '34. '35. '36. MAROUEP.ITE BROOKS Do as I say. but not as I do.1 G. R. '33. '34. '35. JACK HARTMAN Sometimes I'm wise, other times, otherwise. Hl-Y '32. '33. Page 24 ‘•She 1936 T -Scho

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ROSEMARY DAVIS A good name is better than precious ointment. G. R- '33. '34. '35: G. R. Setting Up Conference '35: G. R. Mid-Winter Conference '35; National Honor Society. WILLIAM KRETSINGER Not a ladles' man. but a lady's man. Orchestra '33. '34. ‘35: Band '33: Music Contest '34. '35: Hl-Y '34. PEARL OLICK Care killed a cat. so let's be merry. Em-Hl Frolic '33: Golf '33: Tennis '33. •34: Riding Club '34; Open House '34; Jerry of Jericho Road '34; G. R. '33. '34. 35: G. A. A. '33. '34. '35; Debate '35. LEWIS WHITE He that loves him self will hare no rival. Hl-Y '33. '34. '35; Up and Atom '33. '34. '35. '36. STELLA WILLIAMS She has a way all her own. a. R. 33. '34. '35. 36: Up and Atom '34. '35: O. A. A. '35: Dramatics '35: Echo '35. JOHNNY EVANS What I hare been taught I hare forgotten: what I know I hare guessed. Football 34. '35: Hl-Y '34. '35. 36; Glee Club '35. BOB LOSTUTTER None but himself can be his parallel. Football '34. '35: Golf 32. '34: Hi-Y '34. '35. RUTH ANN BURNAP I bellere my hair Is sunburned. O. R. '34. '35. '36: Pep Club '36. JACK CRIMBLE Gone but not forgotten: HELEN PYLE A little nonsense now and then. Is relished by the best of men. O. R. '33. '34. '35. '36: Jerry of Jericho Road '34; O. A. A. Posture Winner 34: Glee Club 35. '36: O. R. Cabinet '35. '36: Setting Up Conference '35: Mid-Winter Conference '35; Music Contest '36. CLAYTON EDDS You can lead a boy to college but you can't make him think. BETTY BUCKLEY Always laugh when you can: Us cheap medicine. Glee Club 36: Echo '36. FAITH GOODWIN What a dark world this would be, if there were no men In if. G. R. '34. '35. '36: Dramatics 35. '36; New Fires ‘35: Orchestra '35; Pep Club '35. '36: Up and Atom Club '35. '36. GENE REMY Salt and Pepper of F.. H. S. President Mid-Year Senior Class: Hl-Y '33. '34. ‘35: Echo '33. '34. '35. THELMA HAYCOCK Too much cunning overreaches itself. G. R. '33. '34. '35. '36: O. A. A. 33. '34. ■35. '36: Olee Club '35. '36. LELAND OLIVER If he keeps on growing he will beat us to heaven. Hl-Y '33. MAURICE DRUMMOND Like all good machines, she works noiselessly. G. R. '33. '34. '35: Up and Atom 35; Algebra Club. STEVE FLETCHER Liked by everyone—even himself. Football '33. '34. '35; Football Captain 36; Track '33; Senior President '35: Echo '35: Candidate for King '35. '36. Page 26 c he 1936 ,rR£'6cho