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

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, mail i M M2345 , 1 ' flair PPJUK7. XVolx'ington, Koeller, Van liusliirk, Lehman, Slentl, T. Scott, Todd, Duff, Rhodes, C, D, Hamilton PHI MU ALPHA LANE Dui-'if D. C. Riioutis , BRADISN Koiain-:R NVLAQNUM, LE1-IMAN ROSCCDl4IWO1.N'lNG1'Q3N ,, XVILLIAM SI.1N'1'z Iuxxi Dori Hamilton OFFICERS Pl'f'XitI,K'lIIL , XIII?-Pl'USiK14'lIf Sl'L'!'l'ftlI'j' , TI'UtlXI1H'I' fIiSf0l'fllII llllll W:11'ifi'l1 1'li-Jgv Bluxfrr Beta Zeta chapter of Phi Mu Alpha, Sinfonia, national men's honorary music fra- ternity, was established at C. of E. ten years ago. Under the leadership of Dean Hirsch- ler, XVest Central Province Governor of the fraternity, much has been accomplished. Most memorable activities of this year include: annual dinner-dance in December, and liiremaifs Ball in April. Membership in Phi Mu Alpha is based on scholarship and participation in musical activities on the campus. Their motto is: The manly musician and the musicianly manf, l 21 l