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

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Due to the splendid leadership of our sponsor, Miss Hope Van- dever, the many new ideas that were tried have proved successful. D0 you remember who gave us one of the best assembly pro- grams of the year? . . . The Burrough Girl Reserves, of course! The chapter, composed of twenty-two members, has done much under the direction of their sponsor, Mrs. Lois Jaquith .... During their meetings they made a scrap book of famous Negroes . . . decorated the Mary XVhite room . . . had a turkey dinner at the Y. W. C. A. during the Christmas time . . . sang well-liked Negro spirituals at the Mid-Winter Conference .... The president of the club is Lorentine Butler. Ninelem First row-Service Committee, Worship Committee Second row-Burrough Girl Reserves, Program Committee Third row-Finance Committee, Music Committee

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First row-Publicity Committee, Social Committee Sffonzl rou'-Membership Committee, World Fellowship Committee Girl Reserves OFFICERS Prvsitlrazf ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,t.,,,,,,. ,,.,.t, , .,,,. C A R Rin ARNOLD Vice-Prcxiflcizf ,.... ,,,, K ATHLEEN CANNON SC'C1'6'f!l7'j,' ,t,.t,... ..,. CAROL BRONSEMA Tifraszziw' .,,, , ,,,,,.,. .. ,, ,,,, , XVINIFRED LOUIS All girls at Emporia High have the opportunity of belonging to the largest girls' organization of the school. Completely democratic, the G. R. finished another year with increased interest and many ac- complishments to its credit . . . Remember the Mid-Winter Confer- ence in October and the Salina, Wichita, Emporia Inter-City Con- ference in February? . . . the Stag dances and what a hit with the students they made . . . S100 defense bond that was purchased in order to help defend our country . . . annual heart sister week and the new acquaintances made . . . the annual Parent-Daughter program held in May . . . the money making projects-magazine sales, the Carnivalita -the G. R.-Hi-Y benefit play . . . the joy found at Thanksgiving time after distributing baskets of food to the needy? Eigbz'L'z'11

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Top row-Preston, Bain, Steg, Wllite, Conklin, Richards, Fuller, Getz, South. Tbirzl row-Cobb, Larson, Randel, Arnold, Fox, Nickles, Getz, Kclls, Campbell, Creager. Sefomf row-Samuels, Yearous, Choate, Maxwell, Johnson, Hopwood, Burnap, Harriman, Bronsema. Firxl row-Russell, Cornwell, Hansen, Lloyd, Brower, Marsh, Gsery, Kraus. TVl7f'l'f',S flmf wtf 1l.'I'Pk,S mlm? . . . See Mrs. Iaquifb! . . . Gr! flue press rolling! . . . Wl1z'rcf's Mr. Srmfln? . . . Hurry! The Emporia High Echo might be symbolized in the byword of newspapers, Hurry. The hustle to get copy in . . . the anxiety . . . the ever increasing search for news-all are valuable for a jour- nalist career. But who can forget the Echo,'? Surely not its victims! Re- member- A Guy and A Galn?-the feud between Snooper's Snickers and the Dunce's Corner-the Spartan's Spotlight? This year all copy was turned in by the members of the journa- lism class which meets fifth hour under the able direction of Mrs. Lois Jaquith, who has charge of all copy. Mr. South was in charge of all business and of the printing department. Hazel Lloyd headed the staff as editorg Barbara Brower and Dor- othy O'Donnell, assistant editorsg Harold Geery, advertising managerg and Betty Hansen, business manager. It's been a lot of work but a lot of fun-with every member of the staff Cooperating to make this year's issues rank among the best of the paper's history. Twrnig