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

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.Hlla Rah ff-SQ 1.920 EMILY DAVIS A. B., Home Economics WENDELL LINK A. B., Philosophy Philologic 1, 2, 3. CLARENCE WIDICK A. B., Physical Science. OPAL PERKINS A. B., English. Debate, 2. ALICE WEST AQ B., Biology Chorus, Treasurer Y. W. C. '19, Alla Rah, House Counci 4, Senior Play. A GUY VANDERVELDE A. B., Chemistry 26 Much Ado About Nothing, A. l, 3

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.Hlla Rah mea 1920 Wlwnce is thy Zecwning? Hath thy toil OVW books consumed the miclnight oil? 23

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.Hlla Rah Q50 1920 Semor Class Hlstory Fou1 long years we have labored and to1led 1n order to atta1n the h1gh pos1t1on Whlch now hold that of D gn1fled Senlors We admlt that when we were Freshmen we probably were the greenest Freshmen that the College has ever seen and as Sophomores lt 1S very llkely that we were the Slll16St In our th1rd year 1n the College of Empor1a we l1ved up to the standard al ready set for us by preced1ng classes and became the most d1l1gent students And now 1n our Senlor year well lt lS acknowledged by all for 1f lt 1sn't, lt should bej that we are the most worthy to be deslgnated d1gn1fled of any class that has gone forth from C of E In short whatever we do we do w1th our whole heart and soul Anyth1ng that 1S worth domg at all, 1S worth do1ng well 1S our mott Dur1ng our Freshman and Sophomore years the annual class scraps were 1mportant eral matters occupled our attent1on One of these was our duty to the Senlors of course rem1nd1ng them now and then that 1t was the1r last year and adv1s1ng them to act accordlngly Then to show our apprec1at1on of the excellent example they had always set us came the J un1or Sen1or banquet In th1S same year we also publ1shed the Alla Rah And now that you may not th1nk us ent1rely self centered we would rem1nd our readers that we have done much toward cover1ng C of E Wlth honor and glory From our class have come orators debaters athletes and mus1c1ans all of whom have won names for themselves and the1r college Many of our class left school 1n the11 Sophomore year to enter the serv1ce and we were proud to have them go, but lt IS a l1ttle hard th1S year to see them come back to school members of some other class for lt seems that they belong to us However we feel somewhat molhiied by havmg added to our class some who were once members of classes above us And now as we leave these halls so dear to us we would tender our love and good Wlll to our Alma Mater May she always prosper and succeed 1n whatever she under takes 1S the wlsh of the class of 1919 M we - i ' ' ' . . . K , 7 7 7 g . , . . D 1 1 7 9 , ' ll ' ' 77 , 7 . 1 4 0 , I , . ll ,H 7 events, especially to us, as we came out of both of them victors. Then as Juniors, sev- V . . . . , , . , - . . . . , . . - , . 7 7 . I 7 . .Q , . , L . . . U . H 5 7 7 'N 7 l A ' 7 7 7 7 3 . . ' 'TJ-. . A 25