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

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In speaking of social life, the senior girls started it off by inviting the freshman girls to a clever gold miner's party and asked them to stake their claim of membership in Alpha Beta Chi. The Mu Phi gave a tea for all the musically inclined girls on the campus and the Senior Tassel followed with a musical in Dunlap Hall parlors. Pi Gam- ma Mu meetings are social and the underclassmen get to enjoy intellectual papers writ- ten by seniors. Of course there were many more social activities on the campus such as dime dances, formals, parties, etc. Seniors worked faithfully to make these successful but so did the juniors, sophomores, freshmen, and faculty. Virginia Beck and Fred Reinert are the senior social committee representatives. We mustn,t omit senior sneak day to Kansas City. They met at the Lop at 4:00 a. m. and started for K. C. in four cars with Rees, Wiedmer, Pendergraft, and Nieto at the driver's positions. They visited Nelson Art Gallery, Liberty Memorial, and the Forum. The latter was for lunch. The afternoon and evening was spent going to shows and the ice hockey game, visiting the airport, and just messing around in gen- eral. They arrived home by 4:00 a. m. the following morning to stacked rooms and comfortable pallets on the parlor floors. It didn't take them long to get to sleep or to start dreaming about pink elephants on the ceiling. Another important social event was the surprise for Larry Shorer at the Topic. He didn't want to go but was carried to the bus by his roommates. Everyone enjoyed the steaks as well as the song Anne Boleyn as sung by Marion Hale. For the first time in the history of Dunlap Hall, the senior members of such walked down Commer- cial at 11:30 p. m., accompanied by the senior boys and Dr. Flournoy. It was quite a sight to see these same girls slip into the dormitory at midnight in their stocking feet. Senior girls were also guests of the A. A. U. W. at a tea in Morse Hall parlors. Recognition chapel was another highlight of the senior year. Larry Shorer read the class history, Grace Taylor the class will, and Virginia Endly the prophecy. Professor Coldren, the senior class sponsor, gave the faculty talk and John Aitken, class president, gave the response to the underclassmen talks. The seniors are not through with social activity. They will be guests of the juniors at the annual junior-senior banquet, guests of the faculty at the faculty-senior dinner, and will take in the alumni dinner and dance, Baccalaureate and Commencement. THE SEHIUHS. E161

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