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

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EUREKA PUBLKC SCHUULS . w.o.KAmPscHaososa,suPeannaNnsN1 EUREKA. KANSAS 11, 1950 November To the Underclassmen of EHS and the Seniors of lQ5l: We are confident that this school year is a sig- T nificant one for each.of you. For some, it is your ' first year to grace the halls of EHS and much of your high school experience is in the future. Many of you have been here two and three years and the Seniors are of course looking forward to graduation next May. school year is crammed full of class assign- aried school activities and many common . all of these items contribute to shape our lives. The su- to develop for himself life. We trust uenting the iz- This ments, tests, v every day experiences to our education and help preme goal for an individual is a rich, full, many sided, worthwhile that the days, months, and years spent freq classrooms and hallways of EHS will have made a s able contribution to your own happiness and personal welfare. This mid-century year is for you a most important one when our national and international situation is so strenuous and complex. We need to develop a type of citizenship that can live intelligently in a world that has become one neighborhood. To live big, in l95l we must prepare now as we go about our every day pur- suits as a student. Wishing each and all the finest things in life, T remain Sincerely yours, Qflccffi W., . K schroeder Supt. of Eureka Schools won! dh 3

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asf. ,gate .nf MAX INE MORRISON 616745 Commerce, B,S, in Education, N,S.C,, Tahlequah, Oklahomag Graduate Work, University of Arkansas, Fayettville and K,S, T,C,, Pittsburg, Pi Omega Pi. HELEN FOLKERTS Vocational Homemaking: B. S. in Education, K,S,C,, Manhattan, HARRY L. CO1-'FEL Vocational Agriculture, B,S, in Ed- ucation, University of Missouri, Columbia, also U,S. Armyg Grad- uate Work, K,S,C. . Manhattan: Alpha Tau Alpha. ELSIE LEMON Mathematics: B,S, , K,U, Law- rence, Alpha Omicron Pi, Pi Lamb- da Theta, and Pi Mu Epsilon. HAROLD K. BROOKS Industrial Arts: B.S, in Education, K, S, T. C. Emporia, also U. S. Navyg Graduate Work, K,S.T,C., Emporia. VERLAN SHEARBURN Physical Education and Assistant Coach of all Sports, B,S, in Educa- tion, A,S.C., Jonesboro, Arkansas, also U,S. Army Air Corp, AGNES NINCEHELSER English and Latin, B,S, in Educa- tion, K, S.T,C. Emporia, Graduate Work, ,K,U., Lawrence and St, Mary's College, Xavier, Kansas, Alpha Sigma Alpha and Kappa Delta Pi. T. D. WHEAT Instrumental Musicg B,M, in Music Education, K. S. T. C. , Emporia, also U,S. Army Band: Graduate Work, K,S,T.C, , Emporia, Thesis, Project in Modern Orchestration. Phi Mu Alpha, Phi Sigma Epsilon, and Sin Fonia. WA' 5 df., ei' 1-