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

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QXX-GE if lo f Q 914 l Qpj4.vaqfm:4m-9573, n- E A0-4TEg P- MILDRED EVANS. Emporia, Kansas. A.B. in Modern Language Group. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '13-'14, Aftermath President, '13, Graduate in Piano, '12, German Club, Has- perids, French Glee Club, Four Hundred.. , A generous soul is sunshine to the w1nd.' Mildred's gifts are many and varied. She can compose a rhyme or a song or a classroom recita- tion quick as a cat can blink her eye. Mildred can operate like everything on the piano keys, and an undoubted testimony to her patience and good nature is that she can even bring a tune out of the Cabinet organ. Those who surround her in chapel have frequently heard her say, I just love that hymn. V v LEVERETTE FITTS. Minneapolis, Kansas. A.B. in History Group. Y. M. C. A., Winner Hood Prize, '10, Williams Contest, '09, Peace Contest, '14, Kenyon Contest, '10, '11, '14, State Peace Contest, '14, Vice-Presi-I dent State Oratorical Association, '14, Winning Team Potter Contest, '12, Southwestern Debate, '11-'14, Secretary-Treasurer Hesperids, '11-'12, President, '13-'14, Glee Club, '09-'10, '10-'11, Col- lege Quartet, '11-'12, President Male Chorus, '13-'14, Baseball E, '10-'11-'12-'14, Football E, '10-'11- 'l3,'Baseball Manager, '12, President Class '13, ,Junior Year, President Mathonian, '10-'ll-'12, In- structor in Academy, '14. Mirth, with thee I mean to live. ' Mirth and jollity make up a large part of Levi's life all right. He possesses an abundance for his own use and passes the overflow to everybody. His vocabulary may properly be called a stunner , no one would dare quote it or even understand it. His speeches always have you just a little bit dizzy, but you enjoy them just the same. LETTIE LITTLE. Emporia, Kansas. A.B. in English Group. - Y. W. C. A., Aftermath Secretary, '10, President, '14, Class Historian, '13. ' To be capable of steady friendship and lasting love are the two greatest proofs,'not only of good- ness, but of strength of mind. We had a hard time choosing a quotation for Lettie for her .virtues are so many and so illustrious that the selection of a fitting one was difficult. We decided that the above just about brings in every- thing, so we've chosen it. Lettie can recite in every class even when they are four straight and she is renowned for her patience and good humor in the matter of comments on Methodist Faith. ,- 30

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XXX-GE ' F If I L ' 'IS HE M111 W f X M '74 TED P9 JOHN BRACKEN. Barnard, Kansas. . A.B. in English Course. ' Y. M..C. A., '10, Cabinet, '11-'12, '12-'13, '13-'14- Philologic President, '14, Football E, '10, Winner Second Prize in Kenyon Contest, '10, Williams Contest, '11, Brower English Prize, '10-'11, Wilkie Proficiency Trophy, '10-'11, Second in Kenyon Con- test, '11, Sophomore Potter Contest, '12, Schaffner B1ology.Pr1ze, '11-'12, Second in Kenyon Contest, 12, Junior Potter Contest, '13, Prohibition Contest, '13, Kenyon Contest, '13, Third in State Contest, '14, Captain Ottawa Debate Team, '12, Southwest- ern Debate Team, '14, Associate Editor of College Life, '11-'12, Secretary-Treasurer Oratorical Asso- c1at1on, '11-'12, President, '12-'13, Editor of 1913 Alla Rah, Manager of College Life, '13-'14, There are two souls whose equal flow In gentle streams so calmly run i That when they part-they part ?-Ah, no, They cannot part-these souls are one. The above tells all that can be said about John. We can't give him any more room. ALICE BRIGHT. Emporia, Kansas. A.B. in Modern Language Group. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '12-'13, '13-'14, Secretary- Treasurer Student Government Association, '12-'13, Alethean President, '13-'14, ' I Let me live in the house by the side of the road, And be a friend of man. , Alice was described by one of her many friends as a girl who was nice to everyone. Ditto, Alice. She is faithful to whatever line of work she applies herself, which is saying a good deal, considering how many lines there are. Alice is neither all rag- time nor all hymn. She cheers a touch-down just as much as she enjoys a social service meeting. Alice never fails to have a good thought to give others and she is a never-ending hope to a Y. W. leader. . FLORA BROOKS. Emporia, Kansas. ' A.B. in English Group. President Y. W. C. A., '13-'14, Alethean, Secre- tary-Treasurer Junior Class, Social Service Club. It warms me, it charms me, To mention but her name, It heats me, it heats me, And sets me a' on flame. 'Twas writ of Flora in one of these books, Some- times from her eyes I did receive fair speechless messages. I-Iow times have changed: Her mes- sages now come from her tongue and are ocften accompanied by an indexer, and alwaYS by H ,Gee I-7uz. She is the sort that could be both president and trgasufef Of every organization in college and still preserve a good disposition. Her favorite an- nouncement is, Cabinet meeting Monday' CV?U1U3, at the Dormitory, and she's there, too. Elora is' 801118 to 'teach school, Oh, to be a CH- S-I glfl 3851712-

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EGEQ- QNX' A f 'AN Th? 'V tr '-'H :II E'l'1 Q -P- e '74 TED P-0 ie GEORGE CULBERTSON Empor1a Kansas AB 1n H1StOfy Group Y M C A Cab1net MHthOH13H Track E 13 To preserve a fr1end three th1ngs are requ1red to honor h1m present to DFHISC h1m absent and to ass1st h1m 1n h1s necess1t1es And who ever heard of an enemy to Cub 7 He has spent a good many years on College H111 but 1t IS not from the lack of bra1ns but from the use of them 1n seemg the advantages of start1ng 1n LCWIS Academy He was 1nterested IH h1s own affa1rs then but as the years have rolled around he has become more and more 1nterested ID the welfare of others Well have to confess that lt IS not all pure altru1sm for h1s 1nterest has reached a chmax 1n one 1nstance OLIE DRESSLAER Halstead Kansas AB 1n Pre Med1cal Group Secretary Treasurer Ph11olog1c Secretary Treas urer 0fHtOf1CalASSOC13t1OH Track Capta1n 14 Y M C A Cab1net Leader Student Volunteer Band A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays And confident tomorrows We dont know much about 01168 past but per haps It IS Just as well, there IS a tW1DklC 1n h1s left eye wh1ch doth bespeak strange happen1ngs O11e IS dependable wh1ch IS say1ng a good deal 111 these strenuous days of forgetfulness and Semor meet 1ngs We dont remember that the object of these remarks ra1sed any ser1ous obJect1ons about wear mg the caps and gowns perhaps he thought them becom1ng to the fa1r ones Ol1e 1S an all round man he enjoys a football game as much as a m1ss1onary meet1ng and a yell fest as much as a student volun teer convent1on WILHELMINA DROEGE Burlmgame Kansas A B 1n Moder11 Language Group Y W C A Alethean, Co1p1tts Mathemat1cs Cu 11 Sm1le a wh1le and Whlle You sm11e another sm11es, And soon there's m1les And m1les of sm11es, And 11fe,s worth wh1le Because you sm11e Kmd, gentle, w1th always a good word and a S1Tl1lCj that IS l6MlUHlC,, through and through We can't th1nk of anythmg real naughty about her at present, but watch and you may be rewarded yet W1lhe1m1na can see a Joke before lt turns the cor ner, and she can fake IH a rec1tat1on 1f she has to, we have never heard of such a d1stress1ng c1rcun1 stance 1n her college career She says She dflesnt want to teach 1n a German settlement for fear they w11l d1scover how l1tt1e Deutsch sue knows Well, maybe so, but we th1nk she w111 do Pfefty Well C011 Slfleflflg he1 Chmese soundmg name 29 'W if 1-X 'V 9 , Q 1 Q ,fo to 1 1 tw ' l 1 'fl - X 3 .- W ' 1 f ' ? , ' - fu Y' fl Q Q ff 1 1 z as eg o Q? 5 m ba E 1 ,2f.i '80 X 5 2 f 35,5 0 , . ' V ,z., S ' A I 1' . ' , ' at as 1 H . . . h , i , i, . . . . . 1 . . ,, 1 CK 77 . . , 1 ' ' , Q J . , I . . . 3 ' . . . n . g. 3 . y , 3 . . H. .' g , , . 3 , !! 7 ' I 1 , A - - ' S . . , ' I .7 . . .g ' ' ' ' , P, - , , , KK