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

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' MADGE BROWN SMALLEY A. B., Classical Languages Basket Ball, Chorus An ever present example of connubial bliss. Here's to the health of the Smalleys. May fortune attend them always. PHILIP MORGAN A. B., History Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 2, 3, President Y. M. C. A.,- '18, Debate, Assistant Editor, Alla Rah, '18 No need to say A man there was, when you know Phil, but rather Here is a man. He knows his stuff. BESSIE D. HARVEY A. B., English, Home Economics Art Editor, Alla Rah, '18, Editor College Life, '19 I What a curious mixture of piquancy, fri- volity and capability. WILLIAM S. CO0K A. B., Chemistry Glee Club, 2, 4, Opera, Orchestra A Beau Brummel-polite to the point of punctiliousness. Shines as an operatic star. MABEL WILLIS A. B., History, Home Economics Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Opera, Y. W. C. A. Cabi- net, '19 A diamond, an extensive course in home economics, and a tender, far-off, twitching smile, all are synonyms of one and the same thing. CECIL STRICKLER A. B., Mathematics Navy CL. E. RJ, Opera, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '18 ' Everything that he does is sober, for he hath a serious turn of mind. LELA GORDON A. B., History Dauntless-indomitable courage that over comes obstacles. Very gracious and willing 25

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'i'I H 'u sI' A' fm CONAH MAE ELLIS A. B., History Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Social Service Club In this age of service, Conah Mae is a 1920 5 2 Model. ' Q I MARQUIS KIRBY A. B., Physics Second Lieutenant Aviation, Track, '16, '17, Debate Brilliant, happy and always willin' to do his bit. 1 ESTHER SUNSHINE J ONES A. B., Biology President Social Service Club, '18, Y. W. C. A., Cabinet, '17, '18, '19, Secretary and Treasurer S. S. C., '17, '18, Vice- President State Oratorical Asso- ciation, Debate, '18 Sunshine! No misnomer that. A perfect hostess. Cherishes a fondness for things mari- time. HARRIS G. HILSCHER A. B., English Inter-Collegiate Debate and Oratory, Y. M. C. A. Vice-President, President Student Volunteer Band A sky pilot in thought and aim, character- ized by an unsquelchable grin. CATHERINE CAVE A. B., Mathematics, Physical Science A catalytic agent for lonesome Freshmen and an attraction for a jolly good time. KENNETH KEEFER A. B., Physical Science Football, '16, '17, Alla Rah Staff, '18 A man, and glad to tell you all about it. CLARENCE W. PETERSON A. B., Philosophy Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '15, '16, '17, Debate, '16, Member of the A. E. F. '18 4 Very courteous, good to meet, then to know. ,F :iie-V 1, - SQZAQEL 7--fi' -4152: ' ' ' -' -ff:-L - .1 1--wr-1 x:,,v-.-.11-f.k-f..z -,

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,As 1 -L 17ff '2.-flag! VICTOR HURT ELLA LAKE Class President Secretary and Treasurer Successgwill have to do some tall A Lake of unruffled temper, clear- hustling to keep away from him. He ness and depth. Reflects bright rays of is a ilkable felow and- a favorite sunshine, most refreshing, too. especially with girl folks. A Junior History .l- -1 It was a homesick group of youngsters that gathered on the campus and confronted the registrar on September 4, of that memorable year, but we were later to develop into the pride and joy of C. of E. Last fall, we returned as upperclassmen. The burden of school life usually falls on the Juniors, but, although we were few, we felt equal to the tasks that confronted us. This year, though disturbed by the S. A. T. C and the Flu, has been our best. In football, we placed four men in the regular line-up, 'including the captain, Har- ley Little. When he was called away to service, another Junior was readyto fill the vacancy. This was Welch, the wicked little fullback, who made an all-state team. On the girls' basket ball team, three Junior girls, Naomi, Julia and'Frances held regular positions and won Es. For the men's team, we furnished one man for the squad,gVictor Hurt, our scrappy center. Five of the eighteen girls on the Glee Club, are Juniors, and three Junior men to swell the Men's Glee Club. ' Two from our class debated and several made names for our class in oratory. With Mabel, president of the Social Service Club, and Ell president of the Y. W. C. A., the success of these organizations is assured. Other illustrious achievement of this class could be mentioned ,but space does not permit. As Ferg once said, We're world beaters for handsome men and classy women. . We are the envy of all classes, the satisfaction of the faculty and the pride and joy of C. of E. This year has been our best but next year, as Seniors, we anticipate greater things. Watch us! 28 - Y - -rf . 4- --- V Y.,-V , . .. -.,..., ,,...Y.. , , ., , , Y Vw W