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

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MRS. MARGARET DINKLER GEORGE A LODLE t The speech and dramatics classes are capably supervised by Mus. MARGARET DINKLER. She has molded this department into one of the finest in E. H. S. history. Mrs. Dinkler has attended the Universities of California and Illinois, obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Southwestern College, and Master's degree from Columbia University. As instructor of Emporia High's mechanical drawing, archi- tectural drawing, bench work, cabinet making and carpentry, Gsoncs Lonu: is one of our most active teachers. He also has charge of the stage craft crew and several adult night classes. Mr. Lodle received his Bachelor of Science degree at Pittsburg State Teachers College and attended Stout Institute, at Menomlnee, Wisconsin, and Emporia State. Miss ELLEN IC!-I teaches American history and supervises the International Relations Organization. Miss Ice earned her Bachelor of Arts and Muster of Arts degrees from the University of Kansas and has attended Columhla University and Chicago University. New to Emporia High this year is WrLLrAivr GLENN, instructor of Sophomore English and debate. Mr. Glenn has developed an extracurricular debate team which has made an outstanding record at a. series of debate tournaments. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Wichita University. The clothing and homeliving classes are capably supervised by Mrs. ETHEL BECK, in her second year of teaching this department. Mrs, Beck received her Bachelor of Science degree from Emporia State. Head coach of basketball for the first time this year is GERHARDT EIKERMANN. His schedule is full with senior social studies classes, being assistant football coach and supervising the track team. Mr Elkermann is a graduate of Wichita University where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree. Room 35 is the room occupied by MISS VIRGINIA FORBECK who supervises the senior social studies classes. Miss Forbeck received her Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Emporia. State and Master of Arts at Columbia. MRS. ETHEL BECK G. C. EIKERMANN L 11 1 ELLEN ICE WILLIAM M. GLENN VIRGINIA FORBECK

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,,,--..,, .-. t-, -W -,,,. ,V -.,w, -,,,....s,,., MAURINE DUNCAN Secretary lo Principal As general secretary to Mr. Brown and Mr. Bruning, Miss Maurine Duncan's duties are num- erous. She is a graduate of Eureka High School and has attended Emporia State Teachers College. Never before have the obligations of citizenship-spiritual, political, and fi- nancial-been greater than at the present time. Since good citizenship stems largely from attitudes developed early in life, you students of E. H. S. may look back with pride upon the citizenship-build- ing activities which you supported dur- ing 1947-'48. May I extend my sincere congratulations to the graduating class of 1948. . HERBERT I. BRUNING HERBERT I. BRUNING Principal Americans are wondering what will happen during the next two or three years. We all hope that the peace, for which we are working so hard, will become stronger as the years go by. Whatever may happen, we know that the 1948 graduating class of Emporia High School can be counted on to do its part. ' ' I want to congratulate each one of you on completing your Senior High School course. You can justly be proud Q of the high school diploma which you i will receive on commencement night. Good luck to each one of you. RICE E. BROVVN I MARY D. PETTY As girls counselor and Y-Teen supervisor, Miss Man D. PETTY, al- though new to Emporia High this year, is well known to E. H. S. stu- dents. Miss Petty re- ceived her Bachelor nf Science degree from Em- poria State and Master of Arts degree in Speech from Denver University. RICE E. BROWN Dean of Svcomlary Eiluculion E101 . S

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EDWARD PRICE MARRIORIE INGOLD LOUISE HOWIiLL EMORY GROVES Behind test tubes and bunsen burners in room 31 is found Euwzmn PRICE, instructor in chemistry and physics. Mr. Price re- ceived his Bachelor of Science degree from Emporia State and Master's degree fron: the University of Illinois. His interests out- side of school include hunting and target shooting. Miss Lovrsr Howau. efficiently directs the work of our art department. She was awarded a Bachelor of Science in Education degree from Emporia State Teachers College and is striving for a Master of Arts degree at Colorado State College at Greeley. Among Miss Howell's hobbies are painting and tennis. In his second year at E. H. S. ls our vocational agriculture instructor, Eivionv Groves. He was awarded his Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture Education at Kansas State College at Man- hattan. Mr. Groves was discharged from the army in July. 1946. Another newcomer to E. H. S. this year is MISS MARJORIE INGOLD, who teaches girls' hygiene and gym, and sponsors the G. A. A. organization. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the College of Emporia. Miss Ingold's favorite hobby outside of school is music. The responsibility of the business education classes falls on the shoulders of HAROLD ROYER, who also has charge of several adult night classes. Mr. Royer has degrees of Bachelor of Science in Education and Commerce and Master of Science in Education from Emporia State. Miss En-:EL Si-rnu.r-:Y finds her experience in bookkeeping and shorthand invaluable to her as the General Treasurer of Emporia High. She was awarded her Bachelor of Science in Education and Commerce at Emporia State Teachers College and Master of Arts ln Education at Kansas University. MR. CHARLES H. GARRISON. boys' gym and hygiene instructor. has charge of the boys' intramural teams and takes much interest in sports. Mr. Garrison has attended the University of Colorado and carried his Bachelor of Science and Master's degree from the Pittsburg Teachers College, Pittsburg, Kansas. HAROLD I.. ROYER ETHEL B. SHIRLEY CHARLES H. GARRISON E121