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

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CHAPTER ONE HIHE SHUHT HIUHTHS K HIIRHKR HI 'lllle i'll'IAX-llilll X I, UI' l. ..... K XIX!! Ulf IHIXHX ll sl'- ul HN NHINNIN. . . Progress has been the keynote of this year's larger student body. It has been a year of accomplishment-retention of high scholastic standings, proficiency in athletic endeavors, laurels in music, launching of new programs for future de- velopments. With the opening of this school year came the pre-season social events, the S. C. M. Mixer, greetings to late-comers, all climaxed by the traditional class day with its contests, picnics, and Frosh persecu- tion. Out of the climax emerged the cha- grined and soaked Sophs, victims of mightier Frosh foes. Ihr Imfw II url., IUC XI IN Ill!-. l91 'Hill 111:11 Munn lflll'l'lll The days that followed were soon filled with musical, social, and athletic events. Forthcoming were announcements of the production of the opera, '6Robin Hood, initial successes of the band and orchestra, reorganization of the choir and glee clubs, feature chapel address by Williani Allen While, politics, regular football practice, followed by the squad's opening grid en- counter with Bethel. Band music and stu- dent cheers Sent the Fighting Presbyter- ians off to Newton for their opening en- counter with thc Mennonites. Another year had begun midst a galaxy of events that were to be followed by ac- tivities and accomplishments none the less important.

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l'4l'l'NIll r14'ra llruil 'l'l1a'ir Turn October amassed a group of headlined news items: Moderator William Hiram Foulkes ls Guest at Synod, Kansas City Philharmonic Scheduled for Second Ap- pearancegv HUpperclassmen Vote for Fall Formal, College Trounces Pittsburg Eleven, '6Debate Prospects Unusually Brightf' Kappa Theta Pi Sponsors First Dance, Women's Invitationalf' A Cup- pella Choir Gives First Concert of Season. Space limits a complete record. ACMHVITIES .. ..Scholastic, Social Memorable were those days of futile ef- forts for the restoration of Saturday classes, those days of contention over al- teration of chapel schedules, those days of anxiety preceding announcement of Fall Formal splices, ejaculations of disgust or elation when the invitations were received, hut with joviality and good sportsmanship prevailing. 1,111-IIIQQVII .. - A Aa--v-sg.. SIIIIIIS I'l lII P' losing '. ,L,MW ...f X ar: ', fiullfe' if ,gv ' M Mm. .-f- V im, ' ff t -Q-ag-l.s,.,, or -- -'a ' 'N V, i t, Wwe.. ' A --SNC gif' an-,-' A W . 4... -... V, . at is 'Q 'tri ff 5? ' . llll