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

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ie, .ft s I , 1 J. . .Eh sl VIOLINS Sara Buchanan Regina Johnson Imogene Gunzleman Laura Morse Dennis Knox Phillip Smith Arlene Looker Mary Dotson Lois Crum Barbara Powell Sylvia Houser Janice Trickel Carolyn Suddock Gerald Facklam Donna Baughman Kay Lindquist Fred Saffer Ed Waterman Judy Weigand Lloyd Rogers VIOLA Berdie Mitchell CELLOS Duane Nuessen Eunice Swint Pat Clark Bernice Barnard Delores Hartenbower BASS VIOL Joyce Gravatt Ada Jane Jacobs PIANO Donna House OBOE Donald Thompson FLUTES Harold Higgins Mary Guy CLARINETS Neal Porter Marlene Reichardt Clifford Wallace Richard l-lousley Judy Faust ALTO SAXOPHONE Donna Merwin Barbara Crawford TENOR SAXOPHONE Barbara Briles TRUMPETS Marshall McNutt Jerry Crumley Donald Ramsburg James Smith John I-Iollingshcad FRENCH HORN Darrell Ramsburg BARITONE Lyle Haley TROMBONES Marc Hurt Cecil Quackenbush Jim Facklam TUBAS Lawrence Cozad PERCUSSION LeRoy Burnes Bob Winter Don Harwood OPCA 25 ifa The Emporia High School Orchestra under the direction of Ormond R. Parkergplayed for several occasions this year. The Orchestra played for the meeting of the Women's City Club, for the All School Play, the Senior Play, for Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. The high school orchestra was augmented by several of the better students from the ninth grade in Jr. High and it did a good job at our yearly Christmas Program. 53

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Completing its fourth year in Emporia High School, the Kiwanis-sponsored Key Club has made itself successful. With service to the school and community as its object, this organization carries out many projects. A B average is required for admittance to this club composed of 201, sophomores, 402 juniors, and 402 seniors. The furnishing of the school with a badly needed accessary--clocks for the third floor hall--was one worthwhile though expensive project. Promoting school sprit by means of Beat Ivlanhattann tags, helping out the teachers by taking tickets at the football games, giving an assist to the Chamber of Commerce by checking hats at the Town and Country Smoker are a few more of the accomplishments of the organization. Each year a Parents-Son Banquet is given for the fathers and mothers of the Key Club members. An excellent meal precedes a short program explaining the Key Club. Food sales, rummage sales, concessions at football games and the Carnivalita con- stitute the means by which the Key Club finance their achievements, and also part of the club members expenses to the International Convention at Miami, Florida, June Z8-29, The breaking off of Kansas from the Key Club Mo-Kan-Ark district, prompted the staging of the first district convention at Emporia. April 7 and 8 were the days in which this event took place with the Emporia High Key Club as hosts. Vocational guidance is another purpose of the Key Club, and the annual Career Day is a result. The fourth annual Career Day was held April l with more than fifty speakers visiting Emporia High and giving E.H.S. students advice on their various vocations. FIRST ROW: Davis, Hoffmans, Meredith, Stoeppelwerth, Fanestil, Hurt, Faulkner, Markle. SECOND ROW: Mr. Higgins, Hobbs, Mr. Mankin, Reynolds, Hahn, Hahn, McNutt, Pine, Spatz, Underwood, Irish, Brinkman, Mr. Perry, Mr. Eikermann, Mr. Putnam. BACK ROW: Whittington, Grimes, Carle, Murphy, Jacobs, Settgast, Coolidge, Markle, Bishop, Crabtree. 55