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

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Bible, liettisworth, Taylor, Willlis, Pettiiohn klonts, Spencer, Giles, Timmerman, Lehmann, Bergner, Fleming, Congclon, Aitken XV:igg, D, Davis, B. Davis, Rees, XVyninn MAIKIKJN TAx'Lolx lloiiorux' Davis VIANI W'ix1.1.1s ,, l'iS'l'llLR SP1 NCVR Miss Llxnsixx' Practical experience organization. OFFICERS Alpha Theta in'- Pi 1'i'v5it1rf1f P l'l'XiAI1'lIf Sz'rreiurVy 7'l'i'llXIl ri' r Slwllxor in home economies comprises the activities and functions of this Kappa Omicron Phi is Ll chapter of the national sorority with membership op upperelnssmen who rank in the upper fourth of the home economies department. NLXXINI' XVAGG Bl-I1 rx' Dixvis ,,,, Miss llxlmsn' ,, Kappa Omicron Phi OFFICISRS 1'r'esiifi'nl Svrreiaijy S1'10f1.mr Giles, Veutch, Taylor, Cheney, XVallis XVIISS- Davis, Congdon T231 CII

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PI KAPPA DELTA A progressive organization, the Iota chapter of the College of Emporia sponsors each year a debate tournament for class A, B, and C high schools. This year the Pi Kaps entertained two hundred and fifty dehaters. Membership requirements include participation in several debates and wins in three major combats. Trips to Winfield, Fort Scott and Arkansas comprised the season's ac- tivities. Proficiency in research and speech marks the Pi Kaps. OFFICERS ANNA CULP , JIM CAMPBELL , HOWARD SELL L HIQIKBIAN QUINIUS , Miss NW12s'1'ovER ANNA CUL1' 21 lll Ill J i i Qi .JU Vice Prr'sizlz'11f -Prf'xiJr'11l Sl'l'l'l'ftll'3' T rmzx 11 re r W Sjmlzxor McAdoo. Cooper, VC'estover, Mun-ell, Young Sell, Lunsford, Culp, Adams, Quinius, Kiefer, Campbell F221

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Smith, Grokett, Newland, Todd, jones, Marshall, Hitchings, Jacoby Kent, Townley, I2uBanks, Hill, Duff, Frazer, Foncannon, Smith Hamilton, Sharpe, Ashcraft, Graves, Taylor, Bledsoe, Vobach, Horn Williamson, Carlson, Branch, Persons, Lehman, Lehman, Adams, Pfautz Martin, Keller, Evans, Mother Lawrence, Slentz, Hecht, Kaelson Cordova Pendergast, Mackenthun, Cooper, Campbell, Marlin, Martin, Braun Stevenson Brown, Shephard, Marlin, Kano, Cook, Quinius, Banks, Rhodes Sharpe Taylor, Murray, McKay, Phebus, Blaney, Aitken, Rischel, Shorer, Wolxington EMPORIA HALL . . . . Lights out, sweetheart-in the fellows at the dorm have adopted this popular melody as their theme song for '39, No explanation for the choice was forwarded, but perhaps it is the result of mid- night jam sessions Qnot spreadsj. With the odor of popped corn mingled with an essence of toasted peanut butter sandwiches and coffee, accompanied by soft music from a Spanish guitar and the murmur of many voices, who could resist the urge for a bull session in the sou'western second floor corner room. Muttered oaths, free speech, education and free liv- ing, these are characteristics of Emporia Hall. Of course, there are rare moments of study. i241