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

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YY Y ind , , , - Q Ma. Klaepfea Ceaselessly friendly, the Dean is always available and willing to offer advice to a student upon any subject or problem. His interest in the individual has given him ever rising popularity with the young men and women of C. of E. The aspirations of the college are uppermost in his mind. and his vital personality united with his human under- standing give us a progressive scholar, educator, and friend - Dean Kloepfer. E101 Mad. B0-own Mrs. Rice E. Brown gives the stamp of approval for all collge activities. Social affairs sponsored by any campus organization must have her sanction. Her charming manner of supervising the deanship has shown her intense interest in the social life of C. of E. Holding closely to regulations, she imparts grace and dignity of person to all college functions.

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fjaedicfenll fb. 14. An inspiration and driving force to the student body for 33 years, Dr. D. A. Hirschler is now retiring as President of the College cf Emporia. He came to C. of in 1914 as dean of the school of music, and held that position for 29 years. During that time the Vesper a Capella choir was organized and sang in many out-of-town events, including the Chicago Century of Progress and the Rotary Internatiznalg even receiving an invitation to make a tour of Europe. Dr. Hirschler brought many large orchestras to College music festivals. He was especially active in designing and installing pipe organs in the midwest, and has given hundreds of recitals on his favorite instrument. By his splendid jobs of liquidating the college debt and initiating a program of expansion, he has set forth an example of courage and endurance, personally sacrificing in behalf of the college. His dynamic personality, rich cultural experience, and leadership in fields of music, education, church, and civic affairs have inspired students upon things aesthetic and spiritual, The high standards and customs which he has established have become traditions at C. of E., and will remain for many years, representing our own Dr. Hirschler. E93

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80621-J of '7l1.u4l'ee4 F. B. Ross, Emporia, Kansas Prvxizleuf Roy F. Preston, Wichit.1, Kansas Vin'-Pr'c'siJv11f D. A. Hirschler, Emporia, Kansas SUt'l't'f6ll'-ji Dr. John L. Grove, Newton, Kansas Leroy Raynolds, Emporia, Kansas Mrs. E. K. Loifd, Emporia, Kansas D. D. Bovaird, Tulsa, Oklahoma Hall L. Hibbard, Los Angeles, California D. J. Evans, Kansas City, Kansas Rev. G. W. Nelson, Newton, Kansas S. XV. Kufahl, Emporia, Kansas Dudley Doolittle, Strong City, Kansas Mrs. L. H. McCormick, Medicine Lodge, Kansas Judge Franklin B. Hettinger, Hutchinson, Kansas Col. G. R. Fitzpatrick, Salina, Kansas Judge Williaiaa Easton Hutchinson, Garden City, Kansas Dr. XVilliam D. XVolfe, Atchison, Kansas Rev. Arthur L. Barrett, Pratt, Kansas Jerome C. Berryman, Ashland, Kansas Rev. Orlo Choguill, Topeka, Kansas Edwin Hammond, Osage City, Kansas T. B. Addleman, Oberlin, Kansas J. W. Dutton, Ponca City, Oklahoma Elll