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

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1 L-- - . I ,, ..-lm' H , H- 44,71 H in . - H--A----A, L- 1 -1 3.3 ' Q IE: Q15 22 . e - ffl: 't' E22 95 -usda-Y. .:..vx ,--A - -.xr-, vs...-1 1-:L ..-1.-- i 7-i., :'E '1'-,CSQEQEECsi 7i4i9f:kgff2,C?tEf2.,?v5' '-'-F' 2.-1'9?N'iC ' Senior Class History The history of the Class of 1919 has been unlike the history of most other classes. Strange as it may seem, this statement is true. Read on and be convinced. Of course, like all other classes, we have had more members on the football team, basket ball team, track team, and glee clubs than any other class, but this is only to be ex- pected. In addition we are practically certain that a Senior will win the Senior Ora- torical Contest. We admit, unlike any other class history we have read that we once met with defeat, losing the Sophomore-Freshman debate. But wait-don't think that relieves us of any of our honor and glory, because all three of the team that defeated us when we were Freshmen went to war and have returned to graduate with us. The Battle of the Argonne saved the Class of 1919 from the fate of the Class of 19185 namely, of being a manless class. Of the men who will graduate this year two were rejected by Army and Navy physical examiners, twelve were in the army, two in the navy and only three in the S. A. T. C. The girls also did nobly in Red Cross work and in addition helped to mitigate the rigors of the army life of the S. A. T. C. The Class of '19 also will be remembered as containing an unusually large number of matrimonial victims, due, no doubt, to over excitement brought on by the war. No less than seven have fallen by the wayside. Several others have already announced their intentions-and it is still six weeks till school is out. . Our class presidents have been Curry, Ott, Chilcott, and Blim, in order named. ,., 6 r fl l w 20 1- ,Q .....,-1 ri :-e':'-e-r---qg- - ,V 5-.f-'sex w--Q - -- ,vs .-1-.H If ...YYZ ,R ,iigzg-A gn' J? :I