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

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FLORINE HUNTER Oh. why should life all labor be? Burrough O. R. ‘34. ’35. '36. LENORA LOVE She does her own thinking and needs little cdvlce. Burrough O. R. '34. '35. '36. LAWRENCE GANDV Oh. for words to do him justice. DOROTHY ERVIN True to her word, her work, her friends. Burrough O. R. '34. '35. '36: National Honor Society. Additional Members of the Senior Class Held, Clf.adora Jones, Russell Brooks, Nancy Jane Buck, Rob Roy Sierer, Margaret Bickley, Creede Boi.ton, Mildred Carson, Ralph Colvin, Vance Davis, Homer Dody, Dorothy Dory, Floatie Gatewood, Carrol Greenwood, Letha Harrison, Ralph Hf.ckathorn, Clyde Henning, Ida Louise Johnson, Sidney Kyle, Robert Macomber, Wayne Madill, Margarf.ttf. Norris, Milton Pirtle, Marjorie Robinson, Clifford Satterfield, Darrel Sickler, Edwin Sloan, Junior Sprague, La Mar Stoker, Will Taylor, Robert Tomlinson, Ruth Wood, Edward P Xt 2S c he 1936 rRc'£cho

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Top row. left to right—Charles Sheridan. Mildred Bolton. Samuel Estep, Florence Palmatler. Bill Eubank. Loretta Dlggi. Second row. left to right—Rose Mary Davis. Bill Davidson. Iris Miller. Paul Steg, Margaret Barber. Wyatt Marbourg. Eunice Jane Loomis. Front row. left to right—Lee Powell. Lillian Rock. Roland Bale . Mary Jane McCoy. Edward Wood. Dorothy Erwin. Honor Society One of the outstanding features of this High School is the National Honor Society. The purpose of this society is to encourage a student to live up to his best at all times. To be chosen for the Honor Society, one must be an outstanding student. Members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Under the four headings mentioned several things arc required before a student can become a member. Scholarship plays an important part of this society. One must rank in the upper third of the graduating class in scholastics. The choosing of the new members is done entirely through the faculty. The faculty committee consists of Miss Hancock, chairman, Mr. Stout, Miss Sirplcss, Miss Covcrdill, Miss Jackson, Miss Shirley, Miss Rodcwald, and Miss Douglass. This year, nineteen new members were elected to the National Honor Society. On March 12, the recognition service was held for the new members. The 1935 Honor Society alumni had charge of the program. Supt. Richards gave the address to the new members. On April 3, the faculty gave a dinner at the Hotel Mit-W.ay in honor of the newly elected members. A very interesting program was given in which each member participated. This year’s class added a group of most worthy students to this organization. They have made valuable contributions to the Kmporia High School, and they will do as much for the organization to which they have been elected. Page JO 'fohe 1936 T C'Scho