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

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Pirxf Run'-XValler, Lindsay, Smith, Brown, Dickcnsliccts Swfnfzll' Ron'-XVhilcomh, Hoppe, Altman, Chaney, Hale, Hale Tfziril Rau,-Hirsclilcr, Garrison, Garrison, Little, Owens, Larson, Haney Fourth Row-Hadley, Mcicr, Sclmffncr, Hadley, R, F. Miller, Warren lfiflb Rau'-Vundcrvcldc, Hutton, Bond, Miller, W'olfu llur llacult They man the ship, they pilot itg A seaworthy craft, they keep it fitg They carry the colors on the mast head highg Out to the mystic deep! they cry. Sail on, sail on, the goal to Win! And you should hear the yarns they can spin As they ride the waves on the C. of E. And cunning and quick are they as can be. Whom they work hardest day after day, Whether us or themselves, no one will sayg But this we know: You'll never see A doughtier crew than Our Faculty. --Anonymous.

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President DR. L. G. VVHITCOMB If one is to explore the C. of E., one must not ex- clude the g0z,'eM'1 i11 g burly. The PrcsifIen t, our Dean of Women and Dean of Men deserve flue creriit for flzch' part in pla11,1L1'ng and enforcing the policies of this yrear's voyage. Dean of Men . . Dean of Worrlell . . BARCLAY M. BOND MRS. RICE BROWN

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BEULAH ALTMAN, Foreign Language, 1915-16, 1925, A. B. I4 t College of Emporia, A. M. University of Chicago. y BARCLAY BOND, Dean of Men and Student Prmnotion Director, 1936, A. B. College of Emporia, Graduate work in Uni- versity of Iowa, Western State, and Colorado State Col- lege of Education. MRS. RICE BROWN, Dean of Women, 1936, Graduate of Orr's College of Commerce, Student of American Conservatory of Music and Chicago Musical School. MARY L. CHANEY, English, 1939, A. B. Grove City College, A. M. University of Pittsburgh. MRS. J. F. DICKENSHEETS, Dunlap Hall Director, 1940. F. R. FLOURNOY, History, 1938, A. B. Washington and Lee, A. M. and Ph. D. Columbia University. ARTHUR E. GARRISON, Education, 1940, B. S. Emporia State Teachers College, A. M. University of Kansas, Graduate Work on Ph. D. University of Kansas, Chicago, and Iowa. MRS. A. E. GARRISON, Speech, 1940, B. S. Emporia State Teachers College, Graduate Work in Chicago and North- western. CLARENCE GEORGE, Engineer, 1934, A. B. College of Emporia. TILLMAN HADLEY, Voice, 1940, B. M. DePaul University, M. M. Indiana. MRS. TILLMAN HADLEY, Emporia Hall Director, 1940, B. S. Purdue University. JOHN D. HALE, Piano, 1940, A. B. Carleton College, Student of Helena Morsztyn. MRS. JOHN D. HALE, Physical Education, 1940, A. B. Carleton College. WILLIAM A. HOPPE, Instrumental Music, 1940, B. M. E. Mur- ray State Teachers College, Graduate Work at Syracuse University, M. M. American Conservatory, Student of Herbert Butler, Andre Polah, William Fox, Jacob Kwal- wasser, Stella Roberts, and E. C. Moore. WILLIAM HANEY, Chemistry, 1940, B. A. MacAllester College, M. S. University of North Dakota, Graduate work at University of Iowa. C. H. HILL, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, 1930, Six years' work in State Architect's Office. D. A. HIRSCHLER, Dean of Music, 1914, Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Mus. B. American Conservatory of Music, Associate of American Guild of Organists.