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

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erdonagfiea QUEEN JANICE The week before the sales of the 1951 Tornado began, each homeroom nominated their candidates for per- sonality queen and king. From this list of candidates each class selected one queen and one king candidate each to represent them in the final elect- ion. The four queen candidates run- ning inthe finals were: Janice Farm- er, Seniorg Bethel Wolfe, Juniorg Darlene Reed, Sophomore, and Carol Brown, Freshman. The four king candidates running in the finals were: Don Cheatham, Seniorg Dale Whipple, Iuniorg Daryl Evanson, Sophomoreg and Bill Spain, Freshman, . . ,flux 4-lx' ,iw , KING DON The next week was observed as tag week in E.H.S. The Business Managers sold subscriptions to the 1951 Tornado in the halls before school in the mornings and at noons. The purchase of an annual entitled the holder of the receipt to one vote for the queen and king candidates. A voting booth was maintained to give privacy in voting. Results were charted daily. Janice Farmer and Don Cheatham, both seniors, re- ceived the honors. The annual staff then planned a cornation ball for the late spring to crown the winners and to distribute the 258 annuals sold.