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

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mmm.,-ww-N-Nw His cordiiility, sincerity, and unassuming, gentlemunly qualities have gained IIACK BAIRD the CSICCIU of his fellow assoeiiitey He has entered into cxtr.i-curricular activities as well .is having been an outstanding selmlni-. POPL One too busy to realize her popularity is PHYLLIS ALMQUIST. Alert to responsi- bilities, she performs them with nn .minutetl spirit. Her pleusnntimess .ind friendliness have won Pliyl the honor that faculty and students alike have given her. AliI'I'Y

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Freshmen initiation was taken all in fun--such as shooting ducks in Kenyon Hall. Thn Homecoming with the dedication of the Altar and the inaugural of the president, The fall semestei' was enjoyed by all. There were football games which revealed many spectacular plays by our team. The cheerleaders, Keifer, Wilson, and Adams, led the school yells with enthusiasm and keot up the pep throughout the season.