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

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,, , , . , W, . , X , f f VM f , , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ETHEL EVANS .............. Emporia KATHLEEN LOWTHER --------- E'mQ907'iCL A. B., Mathematics A. B., Mathematics Allah Rah Staff '16, Aftermath, Chorus Aftermath, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet '17, Learned women are ridiculed be- Oratorio cause they put to shame unlearned men. To know her is to love her. VINCENTE MAUJUYOD FURBEYRE ..... ------------'Oriental Ncgios, P. I. A. B., Chemistry Student Volunteer, Y. M. C. A. Cabi- net '16, Philologic A spritely lad and full of glee. SAMUEL KIRBY ------------- Humboldt ERNEST LIGHTBODY .-.....-... Coimifng A. B., Mathematics b A. B., Histoml Track '14, '15, '16, '17, Captain . . ' ' Track Team, ,16 Philologic, Y. M. C. A., Debate I may be silent many times when I For all who know him wish him could say a lot. . Well. R ,,,,,,, I I I 28 I I Q

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wi-.W , Junior History College of Emporia, Emporia, Kansas, May 1, 1917 My Dearest Samantha: I wondered if you might not be interested to hear a little about the College of Emporia once again? I came back last fall, 1916, after having been away for several years, and it was like starting in new again except for several familiar faces in the faculty row. I entered the Junior Class, all of whom were strangers to me, but Marjorie Bright, you remember she was in Lewis Academy when we were Freshmen. I was not the only stranger in the class, though, for four others joined it at the same time. Harry Alex- ander and Rachel Wood, former C. of E. students, Electa Berger, from Park College, and Philip Ferguson helped to enlarge the Junior Class. It did not take long for us to get acquainted with the old students, for they were all jolly good friends to a stranger. This class has certainly been active in school aiairs all year. Davis Bovaird, our class president and treasurer of the Student Government Association, Philip Ferguson, Steve Hinshaw and Ralph Smalley were on the football team last fall, and all did good work. The class did not win either of the class scraps the first two years, but won the Freshman-Sophomore debate both years. The class scrap consists of a push ball contest and a tug-of-warn across the lake, in- stead of a flag scrap, as it used to be. This year we won the inter-class basket ball tournament. So you see we have both intellectual and physical abilities. Davis' Bovaird and Philip Ferguson didsplendid work on the basket ball team the past win- ter. 30