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

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Anderson, Marion Bell, Lester Briscoe, Helen Conway, Paul Deputy, Orland Doile, Ruth Fehr, Vernal Hankins, Floyd Aldridge, Clinton Aldridge, Clyde Alexander, Betty Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson, Robert Anderson, Walter Aubuchon, Julian Bailey, Eugene Bailey, John Bain, Clifford Baird, Jack Baird, Jayne Barncord, Robert Barnes, Levi Barnhart, Marietta Beals, Nellie June Beattie, Earl Bennett, Edith Benson, Howard Bible, Vera Bishop, Margaret Bizal, Catherine Bland, Pat Blount, Clydean Boyle, Marcellene Bradfield, Betty Brandt, Wayne Brewer, Keith Brickey, B. J. Brinkman, Robert Brown, Molly Mae Brown, Orville Buck, Millard Bumgarner, Norman Buxton, Burga Buzzard, Robert Christlieb, Elmer Coleman, Harold Collins, Margaret Colwell, Marjorie Cowen, Rosezetta Crabtree, Geraldine Dabbs, Margaret Davidson, Fred Davis, Nettie DeLay, Barbara DeLong, Elizabeth - ,ima EDGAR HUNTER-Hi-Y '34, '35, '36, '37, Football '34, Hi-Y Conference '34, MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS, JANUARY 1937 Herzog, Dale Hunter, Mary Leith, Earl Lowry, Edwin McAuley, Evangeline Mcllvain, Cecil Mahoney, Edward Mason, Bob Moore, Wayne Newcomer, Imogene O'Neal, Virginia Palmer, Neil Pedersen, Everett Proeger, Evelyn Ramirez, Luz Robinson, Winifred MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS, MAY Dial, Anna Mae Donnellan, Quentin Drummond, Doris Drummond, Martha Edwards, Bettie Ensminger, Howard Evans, Katherine Everett, Ken Fichtner, Loren Fleming, Edna Louise Fletcher, Lenore Forbeck, Opal Foster, Florence Fowler, David French, David Gasche, Scott Glick, Howard Goss, Bob Gray, Bill Gray, Virginia Green, Eugene Green, Virginia Griffith, Fred Harris, Juanita Harris, Maxine Hays, Carl Heins, Louis Hiatt, Helen Hickox, Duane Hickox, Ruth Hite, Alma Hollar, Juanita Hollingsworth, John Hotzel, Mary Hunter, Edgar Hutcheson, Dorothy Ireland, Ruth' Jenkins, Donald Jenkins, Lucille Jones, Bernard Jones, Mary Catherine Jones, Nedra Kempker, Dorothy King, George Kittle, Lewey Kittle, Ralph Kleck, Henry Klein, Carmen Knapp, Evelyn Kowalski, Mary Jane Kraum, Lowell Kyle, Ellen Lane, Marcelle Langley, Melba Lewis, Rhodes Leo Louis, Mary Louise Lumley, Mary Lunsford, Laura May Lyman, Warren McGlinn, Junior McGrath, Dick McKinley, Betty Main, Gwendolyn Mathews, George Mauk, Mildred Maxey, Eileen Meredith, Mary Margaret Metz, Ralph Miller, Betty Jo Miller, Loren, Milligan, Glenn Morris, Sarah Margaret Murphy, James Nash, Charles Nelson, Eva Newlin, Edna O'Dell, Clinton O'Mara, Michael Owen, Alfreda Patterson, Mildred Pendergraft, Clayton Peterson, Hubert Piper, Bud Prchal, Lucille Rees, Imogene Rees, Richard Reidel, LaVera Rice, Floyd Robohn, Dorothy Roth, Russell Rowlands, Hubert I Rumford, Marie 'A Rumford, Virginia Sager, Jack Schwindt, Mabel Sonnedecker, Frank Thomas, June Thomas, Virgil Wade, Norman Wagner, Jim Weber, Juanita 1937 Sanford, Jennie Seagondollar, Worth Sedwick, John Shupe, Jerry Slattery, Jim Smith, Louis Smith, Martha Ellen Snow, Jack Specht, Marjorie Staley, Betty Jane Stanton, Pearl St. Clair, James Stehlik, Elsie Stehlik, Wilfred Stevens, Audrey Stevenson, Avis Steward, Mary Beth Stolfus, Vesta Stout, George Stout, Wayne Sumner, Virginia Swope, Jane Lee Thimes, Frances Tils, Harry Timmerman, Helen Toelle, Charles Turner, Batheen Turner, Lawrence Uhl, Millard Wagaman, Lorin V'alker, Esther Mae Vfalker, Jim Warnken, Esther Weirich, Frederick Whipple, Florence Whitaker, Blanche White, Francis Williams, Henry Wilson, Barbara Jean Wilson, Mary Eleanor XVindsor, Vesta Witteman, Marvin Worley, Kermit Worrell, Hubert Yarbrough, Roy- Zimmerman, Bill i251

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Uur King and Queen On the night of March 1, Em Hi's King and Queen were crowned. This was a brilliant finish to an exciting contest to determine Emporia High's most popular girl and boy. At the conclusion of the B game between Emporia-Eureka the band ' d b th ir at- struck up the school song and the royal couple, accompanie y e tendants, ascended the throne. Loren Miller, Business Manager, stepped to the microphone and intro- duced Virginia Gray, Editor of the Re-Echo. She, in turn, introduced the attendants who were runners-up in the contest and crowned Fred Griffith and Laura Mae Lunsford amid cheers from the crowd. The attendants were: Jane Lee Swope, Lenore Fletcher, Sarah Mar- garet Morris, Mary Louise Louis, Dorothy Atherton, Jack Baird, Bill Zim- merman, Newton Wilson, Orland Deputy, and George King. Entertainment was furnished by the Otis Smith School of Dancing.- The program included an acrobatic dance by Norma Jean Jones, mascot of the Em Hi band. The popularity contest was sponsored by the Re-Echo. The candidates were nominated by the entire school but only persons wishing a book were entitled to vote for king and queen in the final election. E271