Eureka High School - Le Memoir Yearbook (Eureka, KS)

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Marc! of giclucafion Hats off! .... to you citizens who serve our school as a member of the Board of Education. MEMBERS AS READ couNTER-cLocKwIsE: E. E. JACOBS, PRESIDENTI WALTER FISCHER, VICE-PRESIDENT: AUDRE BASHAM, CLERKQ O. K. CORNETT, RALPH RENO, C. E. BETSHER, W. C. KAMPSCHROEDER, CHAIRMAN. Q .xdcfnfzinidfrafion . . . And also to the Administration who have coped with unending problems to promote a better school year. 4 If SUPERINTENDENT, W. C. KAMP- SCHROEDER1 SECRETARY TO Su- PERINTENDENT, LELA MAE HART: PRINCIPAL, JOHN E. CLEMENT. J

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S- Z -HX 'X sg, if . A S 3 W4:g:C?a Seniors! The last year and the best year of all! The class of 1949-50 will al- ways remember the wonderful times they have had at E.l-I.S. Among those memor- ies of the Senior year were such events as initiation day, the Senior play, the prom, baccalaureate, and graduation with all its festivities. Long remembered will be our mem- bership in school organizations, the work and planning which makes them success- ful.We have had leaders in all organiza- BILL RUSSELL, GENERAL ANNUAL STAFF 43 BUSINESS MANAGER My BASKETBALL U3 FooT- BALL My TRACK Ng nEn CLUB My Hl'Y My GLEE CLUB Ng MUsIc FES- TIVAL 3g PROCTOR Mg STUDENT COUNCIL Mg TRANSFERRED FROM ROBERT LEWIS, GENERAL HI-Y I.3: GLEE CLUB l,3- CLIMAX 3. eniom THE ABOVE PICTURES READING LEFT TO RIGHT: TARYS PAT LEADER, DITH, VICE PRESIDENTJ GRAM CHAIRMANQ DALE CULBERTSON, PRESIDENT. tions and activities. In sports we have excelled whether in football, basketball, or on the track field. We have known the thrill of Victory and the sorrow of defeat. We express our sincere thanks to our sponsorsg Mr. Anderson, Mr. Clement, Miss Feighny, and Miss Kirschbaum for helping make this year such a successful one. And as we leave the halls of E.H.S. we hope to make our old school as proud of us as we are of it. RUTH HARDING, GENERAL ANNUAL STAFF I,2,3,1Lg ART EDITOR I,2,33 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 7-Ig CLASS OFFICER I: PROGRAM CHAIRMAN I: G.R. l,2,3,1I5 AcA- PPELLA CHOIR I,2i BAND 2,3,7-Ig TREASURER 7-Ig TWIRLER 2g TWIRLING DRUM MAJOR- 33 MARCHING DRUM MAJOR 1-Ig GLEE CLUB I,2g MUSIC FESTIVAL I,2,3,1Ig MUSIC ENSEM- BLES I,23 PEP CLUB 2,3,lI:.CLAss PLAY 3g MIXED CHORUS l,2,3. . ,V DEANE PETERSON, SECRE- TREASURERQ JUDY MERE- IRLENE RAWLINGS, PRO-