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

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MRS. PAUL BARKER Secretary to the Principal RICE E. BROWN To Mr. Rice E. Brown, our principal, we feel a tribute is due! To him goes the credit of keeping the school, with its many little de- tails, running smoothly. A true leader, he inspires obedience and develops leadership in others. Do you want to get excused? Were you tardy? Want some infor- mation or advice? Mr. Brown is the man to see! Always ready to help you be a success. Always ready to congratulate you when you have been successful. x HUGH BROGAN Assistant to Principal, Business Exploration, Bookkeeping, Commercial Law A. B.. Emporia State College: M. A.. Colorado State College of Education. l7l HOPE VANDEVER Girls' Counselor, World History A. B.. University of Bakery M. A., University of Columbia.

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Una Swpeainfencfenl' W. M. RICHARDS The year 1943 long will be remembered. It will be remembered as a time when millions of American young men, some of them not yet out of high school, were enrolled in service to risk or to give their lives for our freedom and our way of life. It will be remembered as a time when the American people willingly submitted to rationing of transportation, food, fuel, and clothing to support our fighting men and those of our allies. It will be remembered as a time when parents, pupils, and teachers gave freely of their time in issuing rationing books, working for the Red Cross or the U. S. O., gathering scrap materials, promoting sale of bonds and stamps and working in gardens to produce much needed food. The school has been in the midst of all these activities. It has imparted knowledge, developed skills and attitudes and directed activities. It has been an important factor in developing the moral and spiritual strength which has caused people to face unflinch- ingly the responsibilities which have con- fronted them. The success of America in carrying the war to a conclusion will depend to a great extent upon how well the schools of America have done their job. It is our sincere hope that Emporia High School has done its part well. Miss Helen Felton Secretary to W. M. RICHARDS, Silpt. the Superintendent E61

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i X l a xl fxj '11 .. Jn 51, . i s es s' if 2 ' ' 6 SOPHIE RODEWALD Geometry B. S. in Education, Emporia State College. ORMOND PARKER Band, Orchestra . B. S. in Education, Emporia State College. HERBERT JAMES English, Senior Social Studies A. B., Pittsburg, Kansas, State College, M. S., Pittsburg Kansas State College. LORETTO LANGLEY Typing, Business Exploration B. S. Emporia State College. EDWARD PRICE Science B. S., Emporia State Collegeg M. S., University of Illinois. Senior . . . MAUDE JACKSON American History A. B.. College of McPherson, M. S., Emporia State College. MARION HOWARD Spanish A. B., University of Kansas: M. S., Columbia University. ALFRED D. SMITH Physical Education B. S. in Education, Emporia State Collegeg M. S., University of Kansas. E83