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

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40417-Nineaa 4am MRS. MARGARET DINKLER rgnglisli, Speech and Dramatics GEORGE A. LODLE MgEEia1EI5I5?gcgCE Industrial Arts U A. B. KocH Miss VIRGINIA FORBECK CHARLES M' GARRISON Mathematics Senior Social Studies Physlcal Education 1 I 5 3 A MISS JENNY P. DOUGLASS LESTER GRIFFITH MARY ALICE STEELSMITH Latin and English Shop and Auto Mechanics VOCR1 Music U11

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sal., Congratulations to the Forty-Ninersn! A century ago another group of Forty- Niners went in search of wealthg some were rewarded and others met disappointment. Most of them endured hardships and the real Wealth that was gained required untold hours of effort for its attainment. The Forty-Niners of the present will have a surprisingly similar experience. Vfealth, different in nature but equal in value, is available to any searcher willing to make the necessary sacrifices and do the necessary labor. May each of you strike your expected bonanza , Q HERBERT I. BRUNING l1liRBl:RT I. BRUNING Prinrifml MAURINE DUNCAN, Svvrvfargf to Principal Miss Duncan, acting as secretary to the Prin- cipal, has managed to keep quite busy during this school year with the numerous tasks she must accomplish in order to keep the business of the school running efficiently. Miss MARY D. PETTY, Girls' Counselor All students, especially girls, have come to know Miss Petty during this school year for she has acted as girls' counselor as well as Y-Teen supervisor. L10-1 'H 'ti -ical-1..nLg11nrv '-1:11.-

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Re-Echo ORMOND R. PARKER Mas? ELEANOR A- STEP'-'ESS G. C. EIKERMANN Instrumental Music cence' Senior Social Studies A I Sf f 7 I W '- f- Lf WILLIAM M. GLENN MISS LORETTO LANGLEY English. Speech and Debate MISS INEZ R. GREER Business Education Hvme Living HAROLD L. ROYER MISS MARION HOWARD JOHN R. WILLIAMS Business Education Spanish and French Science U21