College of Emporia - Alla Rah Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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I Q ' a THE IQI4 ALLA RAH '94 T55 P if FREDERICK R. HUNT, A.M. CYalej, holds down the chairs of Latin and Greek, and while his courses are never snaps, they are pop- ular. He has the distinction of being the only man on the faculty who wears trained whiskers, his have been trained to appear on his upper lip. He is a Republican by choice, and is the World's Almanac in the college political world, he can tell you more about the political situation in two minutes than you knew all summer. His favor- ite exercise is browsing among the newspapers, and his recreation is raising pedigreed chickens Coff the roostj. a MRS. MARY W. KERR, A.M. CBellevuej, has her Bachelor's and Master's degree from Bellevue College, and teaches ,History and Social Science. She is much liked as an instructor, and admired as a woman. 'She has many interests, and many resources to supply the demands made on her. Not the least important of her duties is to keep one eye on the library at the other end of the street, and one eye on C. of E. with- out becoming cross-eyed. But she can do it. Her favorite amusement is sailing 'the briny deep, and her favorite exercise, drinking tea. FAYETTE T. OWEN, AB. qboanep, Ph.D. CColumbiaj, is one of our new faculty members this year, having come to us from Columbia University, after receiving his Doctor's degree there. He is a Doane College man. His genial, friendly attitude, and his esprit de corps are right accept- able here, and his clever handling of the Chem- istry Department is rated as high. Une of his fads is agriculture, and he does some artistic gardening. His favorite flower is the Ponder- osa, and his favorite tune, Old Grimes is Deadf' g ' 1 18.

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.,...- -...-,.........,... ..--.:.,:-L..-.:,,,.,.,.,.,,.,-,:,-- 5 V I- -g:E,V,--iL.,L X3-PSE Q 541,11 10 fa 1 mx K rm G+ g SG A , . . , . 11115 1914. . 4 Tig F9 4 ,fn T Q .I Y Board of Trustees VVILLIAM FOULKES, President. F. P. HETIWINGER, Vice-President. HENRY C. CULBERTSON, Secretary. W. W. BOXYMAN, Treasurer. TERM EXRIRES 1914. F. C. NEWMAN ..... ........ .Emporia F. S. BLAYNEY. .... Abilene J. C. EVERETT .... .... - . . .Paola M. M. MASON .... ..... E 1npOria THOMAS PAGE. . - .... Topeka W. H. MARTIN. . . ..... Parsons R. C. WILSON. .. ..... Wakeeney CENTRAL HEATING PLANT. FREDERIC I. ATWOOD L. H. LEWIS ........ F.' P. TTIETTINGER. . . A. M. BRODIE ...... W. W. BOWMAN .... G. A. HEGE ...... A. A. HYDE ..... HARVEY G. MATIYIIS. WILLIAM FOULKES. . FRANK HAGEMAN. . CHARLES F. SCOTT .... HOWARD DUNLA19 .... EDWARD HIGGINSOIN. GEORGE TI-IEIS ..... TERM1 EXRIRES 1915. A . . . ....................... ..... C Oncordia . . . .Emporia . . . .Hutchinson .....VVichita .. .... Topeka . . . .Emporia . . . .... . . .Wfichita TERM EXPIRFS 1916. . . . ....................... .... C lay Center . . . .Kansas City ' ...... Salina ........IO1a . . . .Fnippria . . . . .VVichita . . . ..... Wichita 15

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I --'fa -. .v-.5-va . I f S l K Jw THE IQI4 ,...,,,,,.. f A xx Q7551 T513 P gk . ,A g S E - , - ,4, H , , , . 5, 1 Q I 4, 0 to t. 45 if V iff' M ? , - E cl: :sg 4 F- T- Q -XX XX Sf G F I If TTT? E To T ' - 2 ' Nl fu Q p E L p Q 4 . 1 as JUANITA H. FLOYD, A.M. CCumberlandj, has her A.B. and A.M. from Cumberland Uni versity, and has spent some time in the univer sities of Germany and France. She teaches the Romance languages in the College, and is an expert in her line. It is hinted that she has a penchant for things French, and directs French Glee Club, as well as trains a German Conversation Club. She .eschevvs Wriggly snakes and cats are her abomination. Her favorite diversion is singing the Marseillaise, and her favorite exercise is sprinting. , TITUS F.. MERGENDAHL, B.S. and ,M.S. CTuftsJ. Tufts College and the University of Chicago, claim him as their own. He teaches mathemat- ics, and has the reputation of getting hard work out of his classes-drones have no place inghis workshop. ,He is the man who put merge into Mergendahl by acquiring a better-half, last sum- mer, and now, it saves them so much bother, for they both are one another. It also is a great saving of stamps. Mr. Mergendahl is a good rooter on the side-lines and bleachers, and is a loyal supporter of all student activities. His choice of authors is Cajori, his ,favorite exercise, Y' - CONRAD, VENDERVELDE, A.M. CPrincetonD B.D. CPrinceton Theological Seminaryj, is teaching Education and Psychology in this College. He is a great favorite with the stu clents,.and his courses much sought after. The versatility of his talents are demonstrated by his ability to put on school parades, build bleachers preach sermons, write verse, etc., His latest con tribution to book science is a remarkable mono graph on The Psychology of the Spring Onion. His favorite quotation is,r My Daughter Cor nelia, and his favorite exercise, a home run. 17 7