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

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Sophomore-Junior Hi-Y . . . The Sophomore-Junior Hi-Y at the present time is made up of Sophomorcs and Junior I's. During the past year the club has sponsored numerous activities. Among these were: a watermelon feed, a chili feed, the G. R.-Hi-Y play, and Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets. The sponsors for the past year have been Mr. Smith and Mr. James. The officers for the fall term were: Prc'sirff'r1f L .,,,. ,,,..,, L PHILLIP FRENCH Vice-Presidcwf ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, B ILL CLAY Sffcretary ,,,,,. ...,, ,.,,,,,,, H A L SWOPE T1'cas1Lre1f W ,,,, ,,,,,,,. , ,,,,,..,.,, , ,,.,,.. J UNIOR PIERSON Members of the club who came over for the spring term and are not in the photo- graph are: Perry Maxson, Bob McCants, Jack Sheen, ,Donald Miller, Donald Bradfield, and Marshall Sharrai. An election was held for new officers for the spring term. The following officers were elected: Prcsizlcnzf ,A ,,.., ,,,,,, H AL SWOPE ViCC-PVESj!l'6'I1f .,.,. ,,,..,,,,., B OB MCCANTS Secz'v!m'y ,,,, . .r,,. , ...,,.....,,. PERRY MAXsoN T1'cusm'er ,,,,L.. ..,, , HAROLD AUSTENFELD MR. QJAMES Sopb.-Jr. Ili-Y Sponsor 13 Q Jefxm..

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Junior-Senior Hi-Y . . . The 1938-39 Junior-Senior Hi-Y Club has had an average year as a whole, the officers and members co-operating to push the membership up to about 60. This year's programs held forth much variety and interest. Some of the themes and topics heading the list were: Fun and Hobby programs, religious and Sunday School relationships, athletics, sportsmanship, and international relations. A series of pro- grams was given to the study of Boy and Girl Relationships during the second semester. Some of the prominent Emporians who were guest speakers prior to March 14, were Rev. Allison, Supt. Richards, Rev. Large, Dr. Mosher, and Dr. Munger, and also Rev. Choguill. The G. R.-Hi-Y play, 'iBegin1Ier's Luckf, given last fall was an outstanding feature in the school activitiesg other activities are being planned for the spring semester. The club met twice a month. May the Hi-Y clubs of next year uphold the Hi-Y motto and have even more a suc- cessful year. OFFICERS President .,.,,,,, , L .- .,... GERALD MCGUIRE Vice-Pmidmf L .... . VICTOR LIFLANSKY Secretary ,,,,,,,s, ,,,... D ONALD LLOYD T1'6'tlS1lYL'1' ,,.,,, ,,,,.. R OY ALDERSON MR. WILLIAMS Ir.-Sr. Hi-Y Sponsor 12

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-Echo . . . As time marches on it brings the close of another year! It's time for another edition of the Re-Echo to remind us of the swell times we,x'e had during the PLISE year in the athletic, music, science, and social departments of our 'ole alma mater. At the first of the year the editor, namely Mariorie Fleming, made up the dummy,', or the skeleton of the book, and our loyal business manager submitted the financial esti- mates. They were aided by their assistants. The staff was chosen early in the year and began active Work at the beginning of the second semester. Pictures of the different activities were taken and the kodak editors, Vic Liflansky and Jack Arnold, took snapshots of the different groups. So now our work is done and we have only this book to show for the many hard hours spent in the Re-Echo Corner. Other members of the staff have contributed much to the annual and deserve a great deal of credit. The 1939 staff is composed of: Editor, Marjorie Fleming, Business Manager, George Goldsmith, Assistant Editor, Charlotte Lewis, Assistant Business Manager, Bert Eindlyg Girls, Sports Editor, Juanita Kraus, Boys' Sports Editor, Jim Vfarreng Calendar Editor, Anita Graves, Kodak Editors, Victor Liflansky and -lack Arnold, Organization Editors, Victoria Trusler, Typists, lone Roemer and Geraldine McGuire, Junior Representatives are Maxine Davidson, Editor, and Donald Knopf, Business Manager. 14