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

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CLASSES 9 At Em-Hi the students are divided into three classes ae- cording to the number of credits they have earned. To he a Senior, one must have 24 credits, for .luniors l5, for Sophomores 7. The Fresh- man year is taken over .at Jun- ior High. 9 Besides the all-school ac- tivities, each class has activi- ties of its own. ln the fall they each meet and elect their officers. C These officers are assisted in their planning and 'work hy several faculty advisors. O Un the following pages you will find pictures and .ac- counts of the different classes.

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Board of Education + + + TAR. F. B. HEATH Presia' ent MRS. W. D. ROSS Teachers and Salaries Committee, Sup- plies, Fuel anel Furniture Committee, Rules, Regulations, and Discipline MR. O. G. RINDOM Vice-President, Finance and Claims .Com- mittee, Buildings anal Grounds Com- mittee, Supplies, Fuel, anal Fur- niture Committee. MR. MARSHALL RANDEL Finance and Claims Committee, Teaehers ami Salaries Committee, Rules, Regu- lations and Discipline Committee. MR. E. W. .DANIELS Fiuanee and Claims Committee, Build- ings and Grouncls Committee, Rules, Regulations and Diseipline Committee. MR. F. E. PENNINGTON Buildings anel Grounels Committee, Teachers and Salaries Committee, Supplies, Fuel and Fur- niture Committee. + + + OFFICERS OF THE BOARD F. B. HEATH .,....,, ,,.,., ,,,,,4,CYw,YYYY P r esident O- G- RINDOM ....... ,,.,,, V iee-President R- H- JAQUITH ..... ......,,,,, T reasurer NORA XVOOD ..,....,.. ,,.... . , ..... Secretary W- M- RICHARDS ,.,......... Superintendent

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1 Elaine Peterson, Mary Jane Knouse, Bill Obley. 1 Senior Clloss I The bewildered, unassured Sophomores that entered Senior High i , in 1935 have developed into the confident Seniors of the graduating i class of 1938. E i These Seniors have been a very outstanding group in Athletics, Dramatics, Hi-Y, Girl Reserves, Debate, Music, Re-Echo, Echo and other extra-curricular activities. In September a Senior class meeting was called and the following officers were elected: President, Mary Jane Knouseg Vice-President, Bill Obleyg and Secretary-Treasurer, Elaine Peterson. These officers along with the class sponsors, who are Miss Coverdill, Miss Shirley, Miss Howe, Miss Keeney, Mr. Bloxom and Mr. Lodle, have made the Senior year most successful. Also in September the Re-Echo staff was chosen. Immediately the Seniors began work on their book. , Beyond doubt the Senior Banquet, which was held at the Broad- . View January 20, was the most outstanding social event of the year. ' Following the banquet the Seniors were entertained with a Prom iven b the uniors, which was held in the Lowther unior Hi h Y g School. On March 2, the National Honor Society was announced. Twenty-four Seniors received the honor. On May 27, graduation exercises were held in the Lowther Junior High auditorium, which ended the Seniors' High School career. E101 . I L