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

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1948 volume:

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College affairs were guided smoothly and efficiently and many wonderful plans for the future of C. of E. were formulated by Dr. Mergler. His services are appreciated by all. Dr. Mergler is now head of the Bible department. 1121 -4 '13 fx 7 .f 5 N mx 'il U Xxx XXX ' DR. PHILLIPP MERGLER FAL L TY 446 -09 9 'Y AQ X11 f141 Sxl .A - v - - f -- -.Y - -- ...,...-v-. ,-- Y-.4-x -.-.-.-.. --..-.,-.t.........A - . Y .. ......-.wf . -.- -- 1' ....f.f. 0 . 11 -...rr--..i. - -..,,.5 . , Ng- . AKIN, GLEN W ..... . Biology B. S., Ottawa University BOXVER, MRS. CARL A. . . . . Art A. B., Washburn University BLACK, MRS. BERNARD R. I i I 5 . J f, X f w f W '? ., 1 5 w 2 ffy:-,fw , B ,145 Z V K f 1 ,, ip' BLACK, BERNARD R. Soclal Sczcnceg Dean of 11 en 5 f .1 .-5,7 f j B. S., A. M., University of Minnesota Z A A 7Ly,,'1?.W -' H , , , Vrfr -f,, W 'QQ f Z' ' M gtiyiligfpg l 15 1 1 is'i 2 1 gf 5 BROWN, CONSTANCE M. . . Pre-College Piano B. M. E., College of Emporia BROWN, MRS. RICE E. . . Dean of Women, Assistant to the President Graduate Orr's College of Commerce CHANEY, MARY L. ......... English A. B., Grove City Collegeg A. M., University of Pittsburgh A DAVIS, DORIS LOUISE ........ speech B. S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers Collegeg A. M., University of Missouri U61 A -r 1-----. FLOURNOY, F. R. . . History and Political Science A. B., Washington and Lee University, A. M., Ph. D, Columbia University , GEORGE, MRS. OPAL . . Siualent Promotion Office GLEASMAN, BELLE ..... Modern Languages A. B., A. M., Colorado State College of Education HAVERTY, MRS. THELMA . English and Iournalism A. B., M. S., University of Kansas, Library Certificate, Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia U71 1 1 1 5 3 1 I 1 , 1 , ' f - g. g S A f J ' if 'fiffii Cc, f fVf2v'f'f,f.' , . 1 7 .f , 7,42 fm, ffef f ,i , ,f f 2 5 -' f f Q, . ff2,..f,i,,!y,7r f ffl? 557 HEUBNER, MRS. B. P. . . . Re8i5f'4',5 Offiff' HEUBNER, B. P. Education and Psycloioio-gy, Academic Dean, Registrar A. B., Knox College, A. M., Ph. D., University of Wisconsin KYLE, LOIS D. . . Business Office F MCFERRIN, W. V ..... Chemistry and Physics. B. S., University of Missouri, M. S., University of Kansas, M. S., Kansas State Teachers College, Pittsburg lf 181 k Y , .Q .g... -rvvrnv:-:warg-an-w rrr: MCINTYRE, ROBERT L. . . Visiting Professor of Bible and Philosophy A. B., College of Emporia, B. D., Th. M., Princeton Theological Seminary MANCRUM, MARGARET . . . Home Economics B. S., M. S., Kansas State Teachers College, Pittsburg 1: MEIER MISS LAURA A Latin Editor Alnrnnz Bulletin A B A M Ripon College A M University of Wisconsin MOQRE CHARLES A Modern Ian nage B S Kansas State Teachers College Emporia U91 , . . . , , . ., . ., 5 . ., f U U , . . . . . . l A Cs . ., 9 PORTER, LUCILE M. . Voice and Public School Music Mus. B., B. M. E., M. M. E., University of Kansas REDFIELD, BLANCHE M. . English and Psychology A. B., Montana Wesleyan College 'ii SIMPSON, MARIETTE . . . Violin, Strings, Theory A. B., Oberlin College, B. M., Oberlin Conservatory of Musicg M. S., Juilliard School of Music STANTON, ROY E. .... Business Administration A.. B., College of Emporiag M. S., University of Colo rado 20 F3 ,, un.-E.---1 . TALBERT, JOY K .......... English A. B., New Mexico State Teachers College, M. S., Ph. D., University of Kansas VERKOULEN, MARY L ....... Psychology B. S., Kansas City Teachers College, A. M., University of Chicago WEBB, MRS. CAROLYN . . . Business Office TURLEY, E. M. ..... Mathematics and Physics B. S., M. S., Purdue University i211 BENDER, H. J ...... Geology and Geography A. B., Phillips University BROWN, A. M. ....... Physical Education B. S., Central Missouri State Teachers College KUEAHL, S. W ...... Accounting, Treasurer Graduate, LaSalle Extension University MCALISTER, MRS. HELEN . . Piano and Theory B. M., Syracuse University SMITH, MRS. HO'MER ....... Librarian A. B., College of Emporia, M. S., Kansas State Teach- ers College, Emporia, Library Certificates, Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, Minnesota University STREET, LYNDON' R. Director, Department of Music B. S., Miami University, A. M., New York University VANEK, ERNEST J. . . . Physical Education A. B., University of Kansas WOODWARD, MISS JEAN . . . Physical Education A. B., M. A., Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia E221 F- .ggl , I U 251 l 4 m 9 ...L M l W U, .N I x W l . 0 if . X I L V, . 1 , . 0 1 ,- 1 . , U , ,. - , l K' 'nllll Us .... 'F'. '. 5231 1 Sealed 01644 Ugzhe President . Vice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Chapel Committee ...... Co-sponsors . DR. VANDERVELDE I-241 . . JOHN WEBB . NANCY COLBURN MARY ELLA WORKS . JACK VAUGHN . MARILYN HEATH AND MRS. REDFIELD l L' NANCY COLBURN . . . Marion, Kansas Home Economics Major With regret in her leaving but confidence in her future, the Alla Rah says So Long to Nancy-a true Home- coming Queen. ACTIVITIES Pi Gamma Mu 2 -3 Pep Club 1 - 2 - 3 Christmas Cantata 3 - 4 Snow Queen Attendant 2 Senior Vice-President 4 Homecoming Queen 4 House President 4 Student Commission 1 CHARLES LUTHER IRELAND . . Madison, Kansas Chemistry ana' Physical Education Major May every point you made in football, every set you took in tennis, and every second you ran in track turn into a smile in later years. P ACTIVITIES Football Team 1 - 2 ' 3 ' 4 Track Team 1 - 2 - 3 Tennis Team 4 E Club 1 ' 2 ' 3 ' 4 Current Problems Club 4 Orchestra 1 Glee Club 1 2 VIRGINIA KEY . . Emporia, Kansas Chemistry Major Future Teacher Pete the Presby says, So long to one who was quiet but far from unrecognizedf' ACTIVITIES- Y. W. C. A. . 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 Christian Programs ROBERT A. LODLE . . . Emporia, Kansas Physical Education Major Future Teacher To the Dog, the Alla Rah says, with many others, So long, pal, the school won,t be quite the same without you. ACTIVITIES E Club 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 Track Team 1 - 2 Football Team 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 Basketball Team 1 - 2 E251 X MARY BETH MCFERRIN . Emporia, Kansas Home Economics Major Future Teacher To Macbeth , athlete, honor student, and 1947 Home coming Attendant, the Yearbook says good-by and good luck. May all your friends think of much of you as we do, and may they all miss you as much when you leave them as we will. ACTIVITIES Kappa Omicron Phi Home Economics Club 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 Women's Glee Club 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 A Capella 1 - 2 1-2-3-4 ROSELIE R. PHILLIPS . . Emporia, Kansas Psychology Major I We hope you will always remember C. of the same Way C. of E. will remember you-with affection and regard. ACTIVITIES College Life 1 2 ' 3 C. of E. Players 1' 2 A Glee Club 1'2'3'4 Cheerleader 2 Pep Club 1 ' 2 ' 3 E271 ,azf ay ,VW X Z ., ff , ha, Q , , ff, , V 4 ,, ff f f ' Q 0 'V f , ,f A ' ! ',w,,fi.'g,f',1f!, ' , z f f i i W ' Y ' fi! ai ff' W Q, 'W if , 4 a , If W 0 f f 1 , , f If f ff f 4 I , , 0 , if , ae f A Q! f g 1 f I f AMX, Z f , , f - iffy X ff f, , -'fif1lff4'7f 'iw f WW :fm f 2 W ' My 'yi If 1 if 44' 2,7 OW! , If L Z an fffa 1 I-231 ROBERT M. SIGNSOR . . . Philadelphia, Pa. Physical Education Major Future Teacher May the friendships you form in later years, Bob, be as true as the ones you have formed here. To a great athlete, good student, .and a swell guy, we say All the best . ACTIVITIES E Club 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 Basketball Team 1 - 2 - 3 Track Team 1 - 3 President Freshman Class 1 Vice-President junior Class 3 MARIAN STECKEL . . . Emporia, Kansas Business Administration Major So long to the happiest kid in the Senior class. May you stay like that forever, Steck. ACTIIVITIES Alla Rah 2- 3 College Life 2 - 3 Sweet Sally Brown 1 Homecoming Queen - 3 Pep Club 2 Sophomore Class President 2 -.,... I eo ea :L'----ig -A FLGRENCE STRICKLER . Wichita, Kansas Religion Major So long, Flossie, says Pete. Keep the same smile qnd you'll never go wrong. ACTIVITIES Y. W. C. A. 1 - 2 , 4 Cosmopolitan Club 3 Women's Glee Club 4 House Council 4 A Capella 3 - 4 JEAN SNYDER . . . Dodge City, Kansas Social Science Major Future Social Worker To the girl whose bright smile and cheery wit made classes brighter and the Dorm happier, Pete says, The best for the best . ACTIVITIES Alpha Beta Phi 1 Alpha Kappa Chi 2 Student Commission 3 House Council 3 Glee Club 1 - 2 - 3 Pep Club 1 - 2 ' 3 l29l E301 VERNON TOMPKINS . . Emporia, Kansas Music Major Future Teacher May the rest of your life be as fine and as appreciated as your music. The organ Won't seem the same without you, Vernon. ACTIVITIES Pih Mu 4 A Capella 3 - 4 Chapel Organist 4 Pirates of Penzance 4 College Life 4 Glee Club 3 - 4 SAMUEL J. TOWNLEY . Point Pleasant, N. J. Biology Major Future Medical Technician May the lights of your lab and the glass of your test tubes always reflect your smile. ACTIVITIES Football Team 2 Track Team 3 2 - 3 Phi Mu 2 - 3 - 4 House Council 3 - 4 ACapella 1-2-3-4 I Messiah 1 - 3 - 4 - E 11 JACK E. VAUGHN .... Reece, Kansas Business Administration Major I'Iere's hoping you'll be as indispensible in all your jobs as you are to the Business Office. Good luck to a good guy, ACTIVITIES Student Commission Representative 1 - 2 - 3 A Capella Treasurer 4 Editor of College Lifei' 2 JOHN R WEBB .... Osage City, Kansas Social Science Major Future Teacher May your Quick smile and seriousness of purpose, Johnny, bring you as many friends later as they have brought you here. ACTIVITIES E Club 2 ' 3 ' 4 Football Team 1 President Freshman Class 1 President Junior Class 3 President Senior Class 4 International Relations Club 4 -2-3-4 E311 Kansas MARY ELLA WORKS . . Humboldt, Biology Major U From Pete to Mary Ella- Goodby and good luck. - 4 ACTIVITIES Pep Club 3 Cosmopolitan Club 3 Quill Club 4 Alla Rah Staff 3 Orchestra 3 MARILYN HEATH . . Emporia, Kansas Psychology Major From one poet to another- So long and good luck. ACTIVITIES Quill Club I 1 Kappa Omicron Phi 4 Pep Club 2 Y. W. C. A. 4 Glee Club 1 -3-4 E321 -2-3-4 -2-3-4 1- 1-nes H A4..L..--...1. .jg DELORIS PONTIUS . . . Topeka, Kansas Sociology Major F ormer Teacher To the girl who Went a long way towards making a small college a big thing, Pete says So long and good luck. ACTIVITIES S Pi Gamma Mu Pi Kappa Delta Quill Club S. C. A. Debate Club House Council Allah Rah Editor 'A T331 1 l 1 1 V 1 5 I I 1 1- l I 1 1 1 1 N 1 V 1 1 1 I N 1 1 1 1 1-'- I S -- is--J- -- me IVIP HIL ti .Co O 5 :aff C11-D O V: jf.. 'A' ' -'Li ,. , +29-'M' 1 'L Ti. G l H . J W, Y' fi .im -Q - . 1' '+ 3 Q . I i GHO P wi fVa wancfea BROCK PEMBERTCDN faacf dacfz a fauqfz Zlime I SLI P QUEEN Of file ALLA HAH -I , 1, ..- ,,-:4T1?....- ,-,E ClI'lCy COILUTH HQMECQMING QUEEN IQ48 n,.,,.,,,., . , , S-L I l 5 i l 2 l l S Homecomin --194 And what a week-end it was! All over the campus was evidence of student ingenuity. Emporia Hall, Dunlap Hall, the Ad Building, and the Gate were decorated beyond recognition as each group of students made every effort for the prize. The Friday night football game with Kansas Wesleyan which ended in a 13-6 defeat for C. of E., failed to dampen the spirits of the students and visiting alumni. The Homecoming Queen, Miss Nancy Colburn, and her attendants were crowned at 'the game by Mayor Morris of Emporia. The attendants were: 4 MARY BETH MCFERRIN . . Senior Class LOUISE PERKINS . . . . Junior Class ANN Davis . . Sophomore Class DONNA SILVEN . .... Freshman Class The week-end was climaxed by a formal dance held in Mason Gymnasium Saturday night. Homecoming, 1947, had all the elements of gayety and happiness that had been lacking during the war years. It was truly, A DAY FOR THE CARNIVAL E391 -- - , The KING and QUEEN Cujlwife cmcl Jolwn gLeeQlqmCm .wi gl W-- A : --.Me ,,...-U- 1 The King and Queen with their Attendants ANTI D HEARTS C1ViS ang Donn Everejujc 'f' ' Jane Wyman atten dan ts selects- DCIVS 5jESI'll lOUSS Dirlc Groye E421 , lf P 4 I 31 W E Xi E 2 l T L I s E 5 3 1 , L x I 5 li K I i . 1 1 I W! yi Y E The King ucme Qarlson E431 5er?f'WQ 1 7 - 1 if 1' -- ' 44 l Z? 9 1 E 5 z l E s I E i 3 i 2 X 1 Q 1 , C I 5 2 A JU lllli J' i .4 ' C fd Wl Q :L I 45 ka W 11111-H-'fr--if 'J f Aff- ' :mica elau Ufficeu President . . . FRED BROWN Vice-President . . PHYLLIS LANDON Secretary . . . DOROTHY GEISWEIN Treasurer . . JUNE WALKER Sponsor . . MR. VANEK H61 WILEY ALBERG . . ROSELLA DAVIS . ELLEN ARMSTRONG SANFORD ERICKSON FRED BROWN . WARREN FROST . CHARLOTTE DAVIS DOROTHY GIESWEIN RICHARD CAMERON MARVA GLENN . . E471 Scranton Topeka Parsons Americus Emporia Americus Emporia . Wiley Parsons . Manchester S 6:2 My 7, a s ,Q X , --W ALICE JUNE GLOVER . . Lake Springs, Missouri ALTA NYE . . Twin Bridges, Montana MARGUERITE HAEGE BONNA LEE MUSSETT DORIS HAMER . BETTY Jo PENNA . JOHN HECKMAN . LOUISE PERKINS . . MARGARET KERAUS Belleville . Emporia Hutchinson . Emporia Wakeeney . Howard Wakeeney BETTY JANE ROBERTS . . Emporia P481 3-L L- A .:l.,A... STE .-..-- ...ihw DELORES SEARCY . . Emporia JUNE WALKER. . . Olathe ORLO SHIFLEY . . . Bucyrus, Ohio ELDOR WAMBSGANSS . . . Elmdale SARA SCOTT . Colorado Springs, Colo. DONALD WATKINS . . Emporia 49 - - .- K J- Y -,.-,,-, HOMECOMING AT C. of E. W., , K i -ug P-L s 3 i 5 I n I n l i n - PH 0 0liE ' V L E 51 Sapfzomafze Glad Efficwvi President . . . ARNOLD WULLSCHLEGER Vice-President . . HAROLD FANKHAUSER Secretary . . . . . LAURA CLARK Treasurer .... . . LORA WHITE Chapel Committee . . CYNTHIA CARSON Social Committee . . MARILYN NEWKIRR Sponsor . . . . . MR. BENDER E521 lll 'f f --------'-f1:'4 MARIA ACOSTA . . Havana, Cuba DARRELL BENZ . . Milford JOHN ANDERSON . . Wichita JAMES EIRTELL . . Topeka ADRIAN APEL . . . Clifton HOMER BRQDEUR . . South Hadley Falls, Mass. MERRILL ATHON . . Topeka DUANE CARLSON . . Irving FRED EEDIGREW . EmP0fia GARRETT CARPENTER . . Independence, Missouri I 53 I f f--if f A - ,- f 'ff-wa. .,'f::' ' Kg! af 252, X A! ff , H f ' , ' ,f I , I ff ,, . , 4 'L-J X ff' ' - 2 ,f 'VX' m 4 f X ,E .'--,, 'I f ,Rf ,V f , flrfiwm.-A 'A I K f' f - 2' A 2 fo - f fy 2 f X , QI! if . Mag , , 0, f ff 1 ,, , ,ff ,Q -f f , f w ,ww W ff , Z if f f ' , , mf ' Z 1 IL, l I 'L y 1 W 0 'f 4f,' , , , -f f ff' an ,, fvf f 1,01 , 6, ' 5 ,f s 4 if, 3 ff- f ' f We, I wf if ff 'f f M gf wf , f I i f f fa f f f ,X ,X V f- -3- -V--f-U , if f , ,.,,, , SUZANNE CARPENTER . . Independence, Missouri HAROLD FANKHAUSER Madison, Kansas CYNTHIA CARSON . . Morganville, Kansas JO' ANN FORAKER . . Eureka, Kansas LAURA CLARK . . . Emporia, Kansas EDWARD GIESWEIN . Wilsey, Kansas DALE DEAN .... Madison, Kansas GEORGIA GOOGINS . Topeka, Kansas KATHRYN DEHLINGER Virgil, Kansas JACK GOSCH . . . Long Beach, Calif. E541 P- ' 7' WILLIAM GOY . . Chicago, Illinois EDWARD JOHNS . . St. Clair, Mo. DIRK V. GRAYE . . Mt. Tabor, J. LEoNARD JOHNSON , Scranton VELMA HAGADORN . . Concordia CHARLOTTE KAPPELMANN -- . . White City MAXINE I-IUMPHREYS . . Ashland GEORGE KASCHAK . Manville, N. J. STUART I-IUTCHISON . . Wakeeney TOM KASCI-IAK . . Manville, N. lf55l 04' fa, y f . 4' A, '. '4 Q dv, fiififiiiyfv 1 ,lf , -1,f 'ur 1, 'f W X, ' 'E 'Y f -' , I '37, f , ' W' ' - 5 f ,off I ' ' 4 ffl f X f f if ,, , f, , W QMWZ, , ff f f fi,i ,w wykm . ,f if -120.- 4. ' 4' , 12:1 M I ,A X, ,,f f , 1 IL. ,ff f x GENE KOBYLINSKI . Buffalo, N. Y. JOHN MCCONNELL . . . Burlington DONALD KOETS Colorado Springs, Colo. FOREST MCMURRAY . . . Scandia RAYMOND LAUDERBACK . . LeRoy, Kansas PATRICIA MALLUM . .' Speed VIVIAN MCALISTER . . Burlington HAROLD MORGAN . . Emporia JOHN MCCALLUM . . Yonkers, N. Y. ROBERT MORGAN .... Clifton f56J , 4 I I I I I I I i I I 4 I i I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MYRON MUNSON . ROBERT PAGE . HARRY MUSSETT . JACK PARROTT . BEVERLY NELSON . . VIRGINIA MAY PEERY MARILYN NEXVKIRK DOUGLASS POWELL . MARTIN J. O'DONNELL SHIRLEY PROSSER . . Im Nickerson . Dwight Emporia . Colby . Newton Emporia Wakeeney . Emporia , Chicago,Il1. Osage City ,M ' f A Uh , f .C f ff, , 6'f?2,jQQy , , I, 1, ,QM , 1 W 1 , fa , f , f X , f X I 30 f Affh f li yx of 4 .f MK 1 I If 2 X, . U , it 'Ol ff M , an MARIAN REID . . Neosho Rapids WAYNE SMITH . . . . Emporia JO ANN ROOT . . . Council Grove CHARLES SPURLOCK . . Minneapolis PAULA SHAFFER . Palisades Park, N. PAUL SPURLOCK . CARL SHERWOOD . JO ANN WALKER . KENNETH SHERMAN WILMA WATKINS . H81 Minneapolis . Emporia . Madison . Toronto . Emporia P-'-A I S MARIE WARK . . . Rexford MARY LOU WILSON . . Emporia DAVID WEST .... Malad, Idaho ARNOLD WULLSCHLEGER . . Frankfort LORA WHITE . . . Denver, Colorado ROSETTA WULLSCHLEGER . . Frankfort BILLY YOUNG . . . LeROY i591 Rosemary and Laura get cold feet and The Board of Strategy Return from Lunch Alla Rah Business C on ference and The Kids in White Bill and Mary Glen figure where to put the nursery. and just eanit wait to get in. The Lihrary and Meinhers of the ff Thank Gosh It's Friday Club L U v I i I i I 3 1 K K E Q i x I i G e E 1 1 Q I 5 T Q 3 F ' i 1 1 i 5 K 5 1 , FRE H E611 1- , , v -1- . -,-.-A J-.....,,R-.-, -.-.- Qaeahma Glau Gfficeaa President . . . DONN EVERETT Vice-President . . . DICK PERRY Secretary . . MARJORIE HAMMER Treasurer . . JOAN BARTLETT Sponsor . . MR. BROWN bf621 rlnrlv-.. A, . ,A .1-7 .-..-g-:1-ra-r1-rs-?r-:-::z:-c-3-y11fr::1:ra-as1Qv'- E MYRON APEL . . . . . Clifton MARTHA ANN' BIGGER . Lisbon, Iowa LEOTA BARRACLOUGH . . Emporia DORLA BITLER . . Emporia JOAN BARTLETT . . 'Madison NEVA BRADBURY JOHN BELL .... Yonkers, N. Y. ELDON BROCKELMAN . . Emporia ROBERT BENEDICT . Waynesboro, Pa. DONALD BURKLEY . Pittsburgh, P3- E631 ROBERT BYRNE . . Pittsburgh, Pa. GEORGE EHRNMAN . Leucadia, Calif. LEONARD CHRISTENSEN ' . . Long Beach, Calif. JUNE ELWELL . . Ponca City, Okla. EFFIE DEAN . . Emporia ROBERT FIATTE . . Bethel JOHNDUDASH . . Manville, N. J. MARJORIE FISK . . Cottonwood Falls B DON DURAND . . . Osage City MARVIN FRANKAMP . . Scottsville N41 :fa - 1-1-c-:-.1 :-w rf K-rrx-frrzrgr-:fjrx-grrz-r17l're gwzv:-v:zf.a::r:'-a :rra-: WILLIAM GARRETT . . Burlington MARJORIE HAMMER . . Emporia GAROL GRAHL . Waynesville, N. C. AGNES HUTTON . . Lakin DON GUINN . . . . Oberlin VIVIAN JENSEN . . Peekskill, N. Y. l LEUO-ENE GRAUERHOLZ . Clay Center DON KIPPES . . Ellis I HAROLD HAHN . . . Oberlin L KARL KUNISH . . Emporia E E651 5 K 1 ,MW If Z ff f, ff ' ,fm Y 'fl' V, ,,,,,M 2, 4 I ,, 4, V., WW lg! V0 '7 mf fa' W' f .f, X, ' 'Wigjiff Z fi , .W EUGENE LANG . . Chicago, Illinois AVERY MANCHESTER HELEN LITTLEFIELD Winsted, Conn. . . Colorado Springs, Colo. BERNARD MARGASON . . Madison X, THOMAS MCGAHEY . MARY KAY MOORE . LEE MCKUSICK . . . Pitrwburgh, Pa. Topeka Winsted, Conn. VIRGINIA NEISLEY ..... Ellis FORD MADDICK . . . . Emporia EARL PAINTER . . Long Beach, Calif. ,rm ,J 7P,,.... ,frr -..Y ,,.gA wxib- -cfrr-rv ' ..- J. - . -Lx'-I-'. . , - ' if 'YTV' 'fx -T'fTf'T7 f'2 ' 3 :T TT: : I 5 RICHARD PERRY . Long Beach, Calif. I A I 1 I NORMA JEAN POWERS . Clayton, 111. I l I I 1 I cL1EEoRD PEELTZ . . Baltimore, Md. TUL1o QUAGLIANI A . . West New York, N. J. i a HELEN PFELTZ . . Baltimore, Md. g HAROLD RAINS . . . Emporia 2 E I r E I E 5 JOYCE PHILLIPS . . . . Newton 5 BETTY REDEIELD . Twin Bridges,Mont. MILDRED PIERCE . . Emporia EVERETT SHARP . . Liberal '67j f 4 Z.. DOROTHY SCHURTZ .... Beloit WILLIAM TARR . . . Wolfdale, Pa. DONNA SILVEN . . . . Emporia MARGARET WALKER . . Emporia BEVERLY SPENCE . Ponca City, Okla. DAVID XVARRINGTON . . Wallingford, Pa. DAVID STENHOUSE . Zanesville, Ohio LEONARD WEATHERBEE . . Eureka WILLIAM STEVENS . . . Dalton, Pa. RALPH WEINLAND ., Loveland, Colo. E681 I P I 5 1 JUANITA WELCH . . Emporia ROBERT WYCKOFF . . Fredonia KENNETH WELLER . Waynesboro, Pa. FRANK WILSON . . Forsyth, Mo. MADISON NVESTERN . Pueblo, Colo. MARY WISE . . . . . Emporia PHYLLIS WOODBURY . . . Leoti U I i H VINCENT ZUKOWSKI . Manville, N. J. S 69 l -'.X 1. Roselie Goes io the Opera 2. Parrotif-Hard at work 3 Colburn and Colzimn 4. Music, Szzow, and Virginia 5. The Library-again 6. Homewa1'ci Bozimz' 7. Mayor of Long Beaeb 8. Hap, Two, Three!!! 9. Borrowed from Esquire E703 N i 'sf ' Ju 46' if? CIM V? ' aqic Gircfe J A e f I 3 . I F I: 'x 4 1 1 1 N 3 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 E 1 1 Q 3 GINGER and DON MARIAN and ARNOLD LORA and JOHN ROSELLA and WILEY E721 - , - - - ,KV ...... - . . .. ., 13 , X f ff vb f M HELEN and BILL DOT and JIM ROSELIE and NVARREN FLORENCE and JOHN I:73J V - , ,,-i,.,ii--VV,---1---Y'-- + n Q95 A 0 Kk Qlx'GA Y THIS WAY TO THE MIDWAY U41 E V li 3 l 1 li ! T l .l ll Kappa Umicron Phi T T 1 Kappa Omicron Phi is a national honorary Home Economics fraternity. It was l founded in 1922 at Northwestern Missouri State Teachers College. The Kappa Chapter was installed on the College of Emporia campus in 1928. The purpose of the organiza- T tion is to further the best interests of home economics in our college and to develop l U V L ,. il . . . . . . l in Women a deep appreciation for the sanctity of the home and an interest in broader social and higher intellectual and cultural attainment. Regular business metings and social gatherings were held throughout the year. The Founders, Day Luncheon was P M one of the big evnts of the year. lv MEMBERS il MARY BETH MCFERRIN . . . President DET.oR1s SEARCY . . . . Secretary l BETTY Jo PENNA .... ........ T reasurer Marilyn Heath Doris Hamer Mary Lou Wilson Pat Lange i. T i i, im Home Economics Club An organization for students who are interested in the field of home economics and its many phases is the Home Ec Club. The members discuss and give reports about such activities as flower arrangements and personal grooming. Particular interest is shown in learning th-e new methods in the field and introducing them to the members. MEMBERS ELLEN .ARMSTRONG . . . President A DORIS HAMMER . . Vice-President JUNE WALKER . 2 . Secretary ELMA ST. JOHN .... . T1'easm'e1' MARIE WARK ..... . Publicity - MISS MARGARET MANGRUM . . . ..... Sponsor Pat Lange' Effie Dean Mrs. Lyndon Street Mary Beth McFerrin Delores Searcy Mary Lou Wilson Joan Foraker Pat Mallum Virginia Peery Mary Beth Herriott Betty Jo Penna Joan Henderson WJ Quill Club The Quill Club, a national organization, was started by Professor Hopkins at the University of Kansas. The Scribblerls Club was organized at the College of Emporia in 1920 by the students under the guidance of Miss Laura Mei-er, member of the English faculty. In 1929 the club became affiliated with the National College iQuill Club as Is Rune of that organization. The Club is composed of the students and faculty members who are interested in doing creative Writing. The Club holds meetings semi- monthly and tryouts for new members are held twice a year. MEMBERS LESLIE ANDERS . . .......... Chancellor Mlss LAURA MEIER . . . Vice-Chancellor and Sponsor LAARY ELLA VVORKS . .... , - - - S0550 MAXINE FLOWERS . . Keeper of the Parchment GEORGE LANGLEY . . . . .... . Warden of the Purse Homer Brodeur Kenneth Greene Deloris Pontius Cynthia Carson Marilyn Heath Dr- JOY K- T-albert L l77l . . . . President C. of E. Players Thespians one and all are the members of another recently reorganized group who have been responsible for the last two smash hits in Memorial Chapels In '47 it Was Bachelor's Wife , a farce, and this year the Players switched to drama with The Night of January 16th . If the future productions of this group live up to their past efforts, Emporians and students are due for a treat When the C. of E. Players again tread the boards. MEMBERS MARGUERITE I-IAEGE ....... CHARLOTTE KAPPELMANN . DORIS DAVIS ...... Virginia Peery Beverly Nelson Rosemary Ingold Paula Schaffer JoAnn Root Marvin Frankamp Adrian Apel Burton Gottlieb Avery Manchester -. ,-.-fi i David Stenhouse John McCallum Tulio Quagliani Martin O'Donnell Don Burkley Don Gill pp Clifford Pfeltz lack Parrott Jean Evans l 73 l Mi. -M . Secretary-Treasurer . Faculty Advisor Bob Byrne Eugene Kobylinski Portia Anderson Bill Goy Bill Stevens Bruce Stittsworth Dick Perry Dirk Graye l DRESS REHEARSAL C. OF E. PLAYERS 19163011 If THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16TI-I 5 Avery Manchester as John McCallum Beverly Nelson Tulio Quagliani Don Gill starring IQ Jud ge Heath as Defense Attorney Stevens as Karen Andre as District Attorney Flint as Larry Regan Produced by Martin J. O'Donnell DRESS REHEARSAL I 79 J Current Problems Club That the opportunity for enlightenment and discussion of important issues facing the World today has been welcomed at C. of E. is evidenced by the large attendance at semi-monthly meetings of the Current Problems ClubQ This year the club sent, as delegates to the International Relations Club Conference at Warrensburg, Missouri, Paula Shaffer, Stuart Hutchinson, Garrett Carpenter, Bob Rogers, Charlotte Kappel- mann, Avery Manchester, Leslie Anders, Dr. Flournoy and Mr. Black. ' OFFICERS JAMES BEERS . . ...... . . . P1'6Sill761ZIf PAULA SHAFFER . . . . Vice-President ELDOR WAMBSGANSS . . Secretary-T1'easzwer DR. FLOURNOY . . . .... Slbomor BERNARD BLACK . Adrian Apel Leslie Anders Cynthia Carson Garrett Carpenter Suzanne Carpenter Jean Evans Dorothy Gieswein Stuart Hutchinson Charlie Ireland MEMBERS Charlotte Kappelmann Dirk Graye Avery Manchester Helen Pfeltz Clifford Pfeltz Phillip Jones Bob Rogers B JoAnn Root Marian Steckel J fsoj. ,,,.., Y, ii . Assisfrmt Sponsor David Stenhouse Dr. Joy K. Talbert Charlotte Walker Don Watkins Wilma Watkins John Webb Arnold Wullschleger Rosetta Wullschleger Tulio Quagliani Cosmopolitan The Cosmopolitan Club, Organized in 1925, is an organization whose aims are to assist foreign students in the college and to foster contacts and friendships among students of different races. The membership of the club includes students from foreign lands, representatives of the various racial groups, and students majoring in religion. The programs are designed to develop an understanding and appreciation of all peoples. Members are: WILMA WATKINS . . . Presiclenzf GRACE WALKER . . - Vice'-Prersident DOROTHY GIESWEAIN . . . .P Secretary MADISON WESTERN ., . . . . Treasurer MRS. BLANCHE REDFIELD . . . . . . Sponsor Maria Acosta Maurine Pierce Daphne Bastine, KSTC Maxine Flowers Kenneth Sherman Elizabeth Sullivan, KSTC June Glover Roger Wells - Heidi Eguiluz, KSTC Alta Nye Don Watkins lhgp rv 'I lla Rah Struggling all the Way, the 1948 Alla Rah staff brought out what they believe to be the best Alla Rah yet . Under the leadership off John McCallum, Editorg June Elwell, Assistant Editor, and Mrs. Haverty, Faculty Sponsor, the staff worked earnestly and industriously at the task. Wielding mucilage brush and snapshots, they pasted everything in sight that was black and white . Special consideration to Don Koets for the excellent job he did as Business Manager. STAFF Editor . . . . . . . JQOHN MCCALLUM Assistant Editor . . . JUNE ELWELL Business Manager . . ..... DON KOETS Faculty Sponsor .......... MRS. THELMA HAVERTY ' lVriters . . MARTIN O,DONNELL, DIRK GRAYE, STUART HUTCHISON TULIO QUAGLIANI, JO ANN ROOT, CYNTHIA CARSON CHARLOTTE KAPPELMAN. PAULA SHAFFER Layouts .... . AGNES HUTTON, PHYLLIS WOODBURY Photography Editor . . . . ADRIAN APEL Art Editor . . JOHN BELL i321 - .. i l I n l 1 1 l ll . ' if College Llfe taff fl il College Life, a publication by and for the students, has had a very eventful year under the editorship of Leslie Anders. Its policy has been to provide an opportunity ' for the voicing of student opinion through the editorial pageg other student contribu- tions added interest and variety to the paper. The journalism class helped the regular staff in the task of finding and reporting the campus news. A great day for the College , i i Life staff was April 1, when they threw off certain of the bonds of journalistic 1 g procedure and etiquette and printed a special April Fool's Day issue. s The staff includes: LESLIE ANDERS . ..... Editor ROBERT ROGERS . . . Business Manager HOMER BRODEUR . o. . Advertising Manager E MRS. THELMA HAVERTY . . . . . Faculty Advisor , ll Portia Anderson Marguerite Haege Wayne Whitaker Bob Byrne Rosemary Ingoild Velma Hagadorn li Cynthia Carson Martin O'Donnell Dirk Graye QI Deloris Pontius lg, . l J .I is l l 4 l I I f l 1 ll I ll 'A 12 g. ll l ,l ll i : n ' 1 l il 5 1 1 i .Q I ! I s! : s A A, , ,Y Y C YA, A1-L-1-ye 4 - V-YJ, Y V 1 , -i l-.-J.il-V Lf in tudent Commission The Student Commission, the student governing body of the College of Emporia, is the agency through which student opinion may be expressed and cooperation between faculty and students fostered. This year's Commission has done much to strengthen the powers of the students' governing body and has made a thorough revision of the Student Commission Constitution. Members are: JQHN HECKMAN . . . Plresiclent ROSEMARY INGOLD . . Vice-President HUGH HAIRE ........ . . . Secretary Garrett Carpenter Charles Spurlock Bernard Black, Advisor Tom McGahey John Webb Jean Snyder Mary Wise i841 i1 t if Is S n l I l L Cheer Leaders Leading the enthusiastic cheers of the Presby pep section are Ann Davis, Donna Silven, Margaret Walker, Donn Everett, and Orlo Shifley. Elected by the student body at the first of the year, they have planned pep chapels, conducted pep rallies, and performed other clever stunts besides leading cheers at football and basketball games. Donn Everett has acted as Head Cheerleader. They never let us forget that- C. OF E. FIGHTSH N351 E Club The E Club, an organization of athletes who have met the entrance requirements of the club by lettering in a major sport and by passing, twelve semester hours, fosters clean sports and good sportsmanship. Under the guidance of co-advisors Ernie Vanek and Murray Brown, and through the leadership of Charles Ireland, President, Arnold Wullschleger, Vice-President, Harold Fankhauser, Secretary, and Bruce Stittsworth, Publicity Manager, the club has actively taken part in the activities here on the campus. Calvin Dill Ernie Vanek Harold Fankhauser George Crocker John Heckman Josh Wells Charles Ireland Hugh Haire Arnold WullSchleg-er Carl Sherwood Bruce Stittsworth Bob Martin Paul Spurlock John Webb Bob Lodle Vernon Weakley Wiley Alberg Murray Brown E861 E Club Pledges The club holds initiations for new members once a semester. After undergomg a rigid pre-membership examination, both mental and physical, seventeen new mem bers helped swell the ranks of C. of E.'s famed athletic organization to a total of thirty-seven. The members pictured above, with one exception, were worthy enough to be admitted to the E Club while in their Freshman year at C. of E. i ' Pictured above are: if Calvin Hunter Harold Hahn Tom McGahey David Stenhouse Kenneth Sherman Earl Painter E Richard Perry Don Durand WJ Leonard Christensen Carol Grahl Bob Abbott Bob Fiatte Ji -1-' -- 'W 4------ Pep Club Enthusiasm, school spirit, and husky voices Were some of the distinguishing characteristics of the C. of E. Pep Club. This group of campus co-eds formed the nucleus of the college cheering section at the various athletic events. The Pep Club as an organization has led a very prominent social life on the campus. It was the sponsor of one of the year,s most hilarious events, the Sadie Hawkins Day party. ,1 if MEMBERS SHIRLEY PBOSSER . . . . MARIAN STECKEL . . . SUZANNE CARPENTER . MARIETTE SIMPSON . KATY HAIRE . . . Dorla Bitler e Martha Ann Biggers Loeta Barraclough Laura Clark Ann Davis Rosella Davis Effie Dean Katy Dehlinger June Elwell Jean Evans Mary Beth Herriott Maxine Humphreys Pat Mallum Beverly Nelson Virginia Peery Louise Perkins Helen Pfeltz Maurine Pierce Donna Silven Elma St. Jo-hn ISSJ . . . President . . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer . . . . S 12011507 . . . . Spomaov Ruth Thomas Juanita Welch Joann Walker June Walker Margaret Walker Phyllis Woodbury Lora White Roberta Stonequist Lois Walker E 0 O O I This year marked the beginning of a Y. W. C. A. on the campus with the S C A group from last year as a base. The programs at the weekly meetings held during each Wednesday chapel period were interesting and varied. The main purpose of the group was to work out a Christian solution to everyday problems. The group sponsored the Christmas caroling party and the W. S. S. F. drive. MEMBERS MARY ELLA WORKS . . . . President DOROTHY GIESWEIN . . Vice-President Doms HAMER . . . . Secretary MARIA ACDSTA . . Treasurer Joan Parkhurst Florence Scrickler Juanita Welch Norma Jean Power Bonnie McClenahan Marjorie Fisk Mary Kay Moore Mary Beth McFerrin Georgia Googins Margaret Keraus Elma St. John June Walker Wilma Watkins Marie Wark Marilyn Heath Velma Hagadorn Mary Lou Wilson Rosetta Wullschleger Charlotte Davis Joann Walker Betty Roberts Maxine Humphreys Ellen Armstrong Maurine Pierce Louise Perkins June Glover Grace Walker Pat Lange Delores Searcy Betty Jo Penna i991 The C. of E. CAMPUS From FALL to SUMMER g.M... Returning to the College of 'Emporia campus this year after a long absence was the Y. M. C. A., an organization Whose presence on the campus has been missed by all students. Combining with the Y. W. C. A., they conducted a drive to send money to European students which met with great success as it Went over the top. An even bigger part in campus affairs will be tayen by th-e YU next semester. First on the agenda for next year is the establishment of a student book exchange which should benefit' all students. MEMBERS George Erhnman Harold Spear Royal Lange Keith Crawford Merrill Athon Madison Western Avery Manchester Leon McKusick Wayne Testerman Gerald Fisher Adrian Apel Richard Cameron Stuart Hutchison Tulio Quagliani Don Watkins Myron Apel Bob Signor John Webb L 92 1 Paul Spurlock George Crocker Robert Page Robert Rogers Eldor Wambsganss John Anderson John D'Antonio Don Koets CALLIUPE I Music Faculty MR. LYNDON R. STREET Director of Depcirtiiieiit I MRS HELEN MCAIIISTER MISS MARIETTE SIMPSON . . RPicmo arid Theory . . Violin MISS 'LUCILLE PORTER MISS CONNIE BROWN . . Voice . . Piomo I94I PY' I i Q l l I 1 lVlu Phi Epsilon C. of Efs chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon, a national music sorority, was established in 1929 to advance interest in music amo-ng the women students. Chapters of Mu Phi are restricted to scliools in which academic credit is allowed for both applied and theoretical courses leading to the degree in Bachelor of Music. Membership is limited to Women of high scholastic standing Who are majoring or minoiring in music. Members are: MARY HELEN BECK . . President ffirszf semesterj MARGARET KERAUS . . President fsecond semesterj CHARLOTTE WALKER .... Vice-P1'esia'ent SHIRLEY PROSSER . . Revo-wling Sec1'etm'y MARTORIE INGOLD . ..... Histo-rimz MARIETTE SIMPSON . . Sowespovfclivzg Sec1'e1fa1'y LUCILE PORTER . - TWWSZWW' CONNIE BROWN 4 1 11 I 1 l 4 Ii l lr l . l l li 'o I I l l l l l u l 1 rl ,l l: 'v lr 'r u 1 ll v l 1 I 1 1 4 4 Mens Glee Club Reorgamzed last year after an extended absence from the campus due to the shortage of men the Glee Club has thlS year been accla1med by all who have heard them as one of the fmest organxzatlons of 1tS kxnd 1n Kansas By th1s success the Glee Club has fulfllled all 1ts early promlse as a muslcal orgamzatxon The Club Was d1rected again th1s year by Lyndon R. Street, Dean of Musxc at the Collegeg the1r accompanlst has been Ford Maddlck Whose deft handlmg of the p1ano added much to l1steners' enjoyment of the group. Leon McCus1ck Carol Grahl Adrian Apel Harold Hahn Madlson Western George Munson Garrett Carpenter John Anderson Gene Kobylinskx Harold Spear Wayne Testerman Warren Frost B111 Jones Merr1ll Athon Orlo Shlfley Myron Apel Vernon Tompkms Ford Madd1ck jack Vaughn Joe Townley Kenneth Wfeller f 3 D . 7 3 Don Koets Frank Swathel Womans Glee Club Take equal parts of sopranos and altos, fold in the excellent accompaniment of Marjorie Fisk, add a few expert touches by Miss Lucille Porter and there you have a recipe for good listening pretatio-ns of both secular and --the Women's Glee Club. It is an organization Whose inter Kansas and the neighboring states. Sara Scott Marjorie Fisk Joann Walker Dorla Bitler June Walker Bonnie McClenahan Donna Silven Marva Glenn Florence Strickler Velma Hagadorn Cynthia Carson Charlotte Kappelmann Mary Beth Herriot Charlotte Walker Agnes Hutton Roselie Phillips Ruth Thomas Beverly Nelso-n Shirley Prosser Phyllis Woodbury Kathryn Dehlinger Marilyn Heath l97l sacred choral music have thrilled hundreds throughout Suzanne Carpenter Virginia Peery Georgia Googins Lora White Mary Kay Moore Mary Lou Wilson Rosemary lngold Margaret Keraus .4 nqnnqn f' m4 ffxw rt- W- -5.4,-3--V 023,533 1L -yLvLiZT .-:i?5i'i::g 1- V-W-W-' VIOLINS Mariette Simpson Concertmaster Laura Clark Mrs. Helen Ferren Mary K. Moore , Jo Ann Riegle Patricia Lou Street MaXine Humphreys Doris Kuykendall Mr. O. W. Mosher Frank Swathel Librarian VIOLAS James Birtell George Munson CELLos Barbara Beeson Marjorie Hammer Wanda Fraser Janice McNee Lona McNutt URCHE T BASS V1oL Marjorie Ingold FLUTES Marilyn Newkirk Sec.-Treas. Robert Schneider Sara Scott Joann Walker CLARINETS . Don Haage I Virginia Pugh Wayne Testerman BASSOON Joan Bartlett ALTO SAXOPHONE Phyllis Woodbury TENOR SAXOPHONE Mary Crawford E981 FRENCH HORNS Margaret Keraus Vice-President Dan Lewis TRUMPETS-CORNET Marjorie Fisk Robert Page TROMBONES Darrell McDermed Wayne Smith TUBA w Darrell Merwin TYMPANI Rosemary Ingold PERCUSSION Madison Western ACCOMPANIST Vernon Tompkins President First Sopranos Dorla Bitler Laura Clark Pattie Dell Lange Mary Glenn Madden Beverly Nelson Ruth Thomas Joann Walker Phyllis Woodbury First Altos Portia Anderson Kathryn Dehlinger Georgia Googins Marjorie Hammer Mary Beth Herriott Mary K. Moore First Tenors Merrill Athon Carol Grahl esper a Cappella Choir Second Altos Bill Jones Leon McKussick Wayne Testerman Madison Western Second Tenors Adrian Apel Warren Frost Eugene Kobylinski Frank Swathel Kenneth Weller Second Sopranos Marva Glenn Velma Hagadorn Marilyn Heath Bonnie McClanahan Virginia Peery Shirley Prosser Sara Scott Florence Strickler l99l Agnes Hutton Rosemary Ingold Margaret Keraus Rosalie Phillips Mary Lou Wilson Baritones John Anderson Myro-n Apel Harold Hahn Ford Maddick Vernon Tompkins Samuel J. Townley Jack Vaughn Basses Garret Carpenter Donald Koets George Munson Orlo Shifley Harold Spear june Walker ----A -- A-. .-., -..A.-. -.....,.-f,.. 0... - Y -, .,,-,., , ,f -1 V ,M-5-.Q ..,,L-- --- -V , 'Y ---W Nlelfs Quartet , W , ,, L Mixed Quartet 11003 MADISON WESTERN LEON MCKUSICK MYRON APEL HAROLD HAHN FORD MADDICK I . . Accompanist MERRILL ATHON JOANNE WALKER MARY BETI-I MCFERRIN GEORGE MUNSON MARY KAY MOORE . . Accompanist 3 1 SHIRLEY PROSSER KATHRYN DEHLINGER MARGARET KERAUS BON NIE MCCLENAHAN Accompanist LAURA CLARK MARVA GLEN ROSEMARY INGOLD SARA SCOTT Accompaniszf OIIIQHIS Trios 51013 -44-Q-fe-,TiLM,gi,, fnff The FlRATl'.-ES This year, Mr. Lyndon R. Street, Director of Music, took a bold step and inaugurated a series of operatic presentations here at C. of E. First in the series was Gilbert and Sullicanas charming operetta The Pirates of Penzancev. The cast and chorus, supplemented by the Symphony Orchestra, were superb and Well merited the two day run the presentation received. The leads were handled expertly and with just the correct amount of finesse. Beverly Nelson and Laura Clark, singing November 24 and 25 respectively, and their co-star, Leon McKussick, were excellent in the leading roles. The College is proud of the amazing performances of these people and hope the Music Department will continue this series. DRAMATBPERHHLE T Mabel ............... Monday Evening-Beverly Nelson Tuesday Evening-Laura Clark Frederick fthe Pirate Apprenticej . ..... Leon McKussick Major-General Stanley .... .... W illiam Grissom Ruth CPirate Maid-of-All-Workj . . Bonnie Musset The Pirate King ...... . Donald Koets Samuel fthe Pirate Lieutenantj . . . Warren Frost Edith QMajor-General's Daughterj . . . Shirley Prosser Kate . . Margaret Keraus Isabel H ' ', . Phyllis Woodbury ' The Sergeant of Police . . George Munson Liozj DAUGHTERS OF MAJOR-GENERAL STANLEY Cynthia Carson, Kathryn Dehlinger, Marva Glenn, Velma Hagadorn, Marilyn Heath, Rosemary Ingoild, Phyllis Landon, Bonnie McClenahan, Mary Glenn Madden, Mary Beth McFerrin, Virginia Peery, Rosalie Phillips, Deloris Pontius, Sara Scott, Jean Snyder, Ruth Thomas, Joann Walker, June Walker, Mary Lou Wilson. THE PIRATES, CHORUS Adrian Apel, Myron Apel, Merril Athon, Marvin Frankamp, Bill Jones, Eugene Kobylinski, Ford Maddick, Claire Neighbor, Crlo Shifley, Frank Swathel, Wayne Tester- man, Kenneth Walker, Madison Western. THE POLICEMEN,S CHORUS John Anderson, James Birtell, Garrett Carpenter, Robert Page, Harold Spear, Vernon Tompkins, Samuel J. Townley, Jack Vaughn. Miss Charlotte Kappelman, Prompter THE ORCHESTRA VIOLINS! Miss Mariette Simpson, Concertmasterg Mrs. Helen Ferren, Patty Lou Street, Mary K. Moore, Jo Ann Riegle, Doris Kuykendall, Maxine Humphrey, Mr. O. W. Mosher. CELLos: Wanda Eranzen, Marjorie Hammer, Mrs. J. C. McNee. BASS V1oL: Marjorie Ingold. ELUTES: Robert Schneider, Marilyn Newkirk. CLARINETS: Donald Haage, Virginia Pugh. BASSOON! Joan Bartlett. CORNET: Marjorie Fisk. FRENCH HORN: Mr. Dan Lewis. TROMBONE: Darrell McDermed. Miss Constance Brown, Accompanist f 103 ,V in I 9 J' we '. i E I I i f I C 4 1 i i ..:ii...1..a.u...,....- J s J y . J , - W., -,,... -W ,, -. -. ..A.,. f --W The essiah Chorus of Emporia Sopranos: Portia Anderson, Mrs. W. N. Baker, Mrs. Fred Bedigrew, Hazel Beeson, Dorla Bitlier, Edith Boys, Betty Jo Carpenter, Laura Clark, Mrs. Porter Clark, Dean Egner, Mrs. G. W. Fabring, Mrs. G. C. Gilbert, Mrs. Arthur L. Hane, Susan Haynes, Marilyn Heath, Maxine Hudson, Kathryn Ireland, Martha Irish, Dorothy Jones, Lucina Jones, Patty Dell Lange, Mrs. Ford Maddick, Ida Lynn Mays, Mary Glen Madden, Bonnie McC1enahan, Mrs. Joy Mitchell, Mrs. Rodger A. Moon, Mrs. Joe Morris, Beverly Nelson, Ruth Peek, Virginia Peery, Shirley Prosser, Helen'Louise Ryan, Mrs. R. Sage, Rose Olive Schlender, Sara Scott, Mrs. H. E. Slead, Mrs. W. M.. Snedegar, Florence Strickler, Ruth Thomas, Janice Tracey, Barbara Van Sickl-e, Joann Walker, June Walker, Mrs. Ira Wiley, and Phyllis Woodbury. Altos: Mrs. Orin R. Bales, Mrs. L. L. Burton, Kathryn Dehlinger, Virginia Edwards, Marjorie Fisk, Marva Glenn, Georgia Googins, Edith Grimes, Marjorie Hammer, Velma Hegadorn, Mary Beth Herriott, Mrs. W. A. Hodges, Agnes Hutton, Marjorie Ingold, Rosemary Ingold, Mrs. E. G. Jones, Mrs. Gerald W. Jones, Mrs. Vernon E. Kaufman, Margaret Keraus, Mrs. John F. Lincoln, Mabel Martin, Mrs. Dale C. Merwin, Mary K. Moore, Shirley Nuffer, Roselie Phillips, Mrs. Ralph B. Porter, Mrs. Ira Roe, Lorene Seyfert, Charlotte Shelton, Mrs. Bert Sheridan, Joan Smith, Dora Swender, Kathryn Vance, Mrs. Gertrude Walker, Barbara West, Eloise West, Mary Lou Wilson, and Mrs. C. H. Young. Tenors: Adrian Apel, Merrill Athon, Roy Barger, Loren Bratton, Mason Buckley, Harold Froning, Warren Frost, Rev. G. Carol Gilbert, Lon Glass, Carol Grahl, Dirk V. Graye, James A. Hamman, Jess Houk, Melvin Johnson, William Jones, Eugene Kobylinski, Charles Laird, Arno-ld Lister, Leon McKussick, Co-llins Mendel, Lyle Meredith, O. J. Nuffer, Grover Piper, Frank Swathel, Orville Swender, Wayne Testerman, Kenneth Weller, and Madison Western. Basses: John Anderson, Myron Apel, Urban C. Brown, Garret R. Carpenter, Porter A. Clark, Byron K. Goodwin, Haro-ld Hahn, Gerald W. Jones, Donald J. Koets, Jack Leake, Ford Maddick, Don McGregor, George Munson, Wally Nelson, Orlo Shifley, Harold E. Spear, Jack Sterbenz, Vernon Tompkins, Samuel Townley, Jack E. Vaughn, David Warington, and John R. Wilks. ii.-11 THE MESSIAH ORCHESTRA First Violins: Mariette Simpson, Concertmasterg James R. Bradfield, Jr., Laura Clark,'Jo Riegle, Pat Street. Second Violins: Mrs. Helen Ferren,'Maxine Humphreys, Doris Kuykendall, Dr. O. W. Mosher, Mary Ellen Works. Violas: George Munson and Paul Bennett. Cellos: Wanda Franzen, Marjorie Hammer, Edwin L. 'Stuntzner. Bass Viol: Marjo-rie Ingold. Flute: Robert Schneider. Clarinets: Donald Haage and Virginia Pugh. Bassoon: Joan Bartlett. French Horn: Dan Lewis. Cornet: Marorie Fisk. Trombone: Darrell McDermed. Tyinjmni: Rosemary Ingold. j104J SY, i I s I i I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I 5- f Phi u lpha To promote fellowship and interest among men students of music, the chapter of Phi Mu Alpha, national honorary -music fraternity, was established in 1929. Mem- bership is based on scholarship and musical activities. Following inactivation during the war years, the fraternity was recently reorganized on our campus. This year the group sent two delegates, Joe Townley and George Munson, to the West Central Province Convention at Wichita on March 13. 1 E MEMBERS VERNON TOMKINS . . . President JOE TOWNLEY . . . Vice-President ORLO SHIFLEY . . . Secretary GEORGE MUNSON . . T1'6dSZL1'81' WAYNE TESTERMAN . . . Historian CHARLES A. MOORE . is . . Sponsor Merrill Athon Harold Hahn Ford Maddick Warren Frost Don Koets Kenneth Weller Lyndon R. Street I 106 1 LAURA CLARK MARJORIE HAMMER FRANK SWATHEL GEORGE MUNSON tring Quartet Under the expert direction of Miss Mariette Simpson, instructor in violin, this group of talented musicians has brought to the students of C. of E. a fine display of stringed talent. Several appearances on the Weekly radio program have brought them favorable recognition in Emporia. f107j EMPORIA HALL LAND of the spree cmd the HOME of the Slave Robert Abbott Wiley Alberg John Anderson Myron Apel Edwin Barber William Baker John Bell Robert Benedict Darrell Bentz Robert Boston Homer Brodeur Donald Burkley Zmpaua Jack Gosch Burton Gottlieb Bill Goy Dirk Graye Harold Hahn Hugh Haire John Heckman Bob Hollister Stuart Hutchison Harry James Edward Johns' Thomas Kaschak Ja!! William Pemb- rton Richard Perry Don Pound Orlo Shifley Jack Smith Charles Spurlock Paul Spurlock David Stenhouse Bill Stevens Bruce Stittsworth Frank Swathel William Tarr i . Adrian Apel Carol Grahl Sheridan Robbins Robert Byrne Richard Cameron Garrett Carpenter George Crocker Earl Dean John Dudash Don Durand George Ehrnman Harold Fankhauser Gerald Fisher Marvin Frankamp Bill Gieswein Gene Gilbert Donald Gill Donald Kippes I Donald Koets Eugene Lang Vivian McAlister John Mccallum John McConnell Tom McGahey Forest McMurray Frank Michael Bob Morgan George Munson Myron Munson Bill Neighbor Martin O'Donnell f1o9j Vernon Tompkins Joe Townley David Warrington Leonard Weatherbee Howard Webster Ralph Weinland Cecil Ullom Kenneth Weller David West Madison Western Frank Wilson Arnold Wullschleger Bill Young Vincent Zujkowski Maria Acosta Portia Anderson Ellen Armstrong Joan Bartlett Martha Ann Bigger Suzanne Carpenter Cynthia Carson Nancy Colburn :zsmzap all 1 Marguerite Haege Doris Hamer Mary Beth Herriott Maxine Humphreys Agnes Hutton Rosemary Ingold Vivian ensen Charlotte Kappelman Deloris Pontius Shirley Prosser JoAnn Root Jane Rucker Paula Shaffer Jean Snyder Elma St John Florence Strickler 6 Ann Davis I Rosella Davis Kathryn Dehlinger June Elwell Norma Jean Evans Marjorie Ann Fisk Joan Foraker Dorothy Gieswein Marva Glenn Alice Glover Georgia Googins Margaret Keraus Helen Littlefield Mary Glen Madden Patricia Mallum J Mary Kay Moore l Beverly Nelson Marilyn Newkirk Virginia Niesley Joan Parkhurst Louise Perkins Joyce Phillips fuoj Ruth Thomas Charlotte Walker June Walker Joann Walker Marie Wark Roberta Stonequist Lois Walker Lora White Phyllis Woodbury Mary Ella Works Rosetta Wullschleger 1 DUN LAP HALL l 1 A DREAM of FAIR WQMENH ' I 5 f 1 11111 I Emporia Hall House Council The retiring house council of Emporia Hall for the year 1947-48 leaves behind an enviable record for all succeeding house councils to live up to. The governing body of the boys' dorm operated in a manner which left little to be expected of them by the residents of the dorm. Each year the boys' dorm becomes an increasingly popular center of student activity here on the C. Of E. campus. . OFFICERS President . .... . . GEORGE CROCKER Secretary . . 4 . .... STUART HUTOHISON Treasurer .... ..... G ARRETT CARPENTER Class Representatives . . . . JOE TOWNLEY, ORLO SHIFLEY BRUCE STITTSWORTH, ROBERT BYRNE lj 112 1 Dunlap Hall House Council Dunlap Hall, nucleus of the activities of about sixty C. of E. girls, is the center of many campus activities. This year, under the leadership of Mrs. Lesh, ho-usemother, and Nancy Colburn, house president, the dorm sponsored the annual student-teacher reception, open house, and several teas, in addition to the many informal social gather- ings in the parlors. Despite a few inconveniences, such as six in line for an iron on Saturday, the girls live in an atmosphere which, although not always conducive to study, is always friendly, interesting, entertaining, and never, never monotonous. MEMBERS Nancy Colburn Kathryn Dehlinger June Walker Virginia Neisley Jean Snyder Cynthia Carson Margaret Keraus Mary Beth Herriott Delores Pontius Florence Strickler 51131 , W Y 1 I v ff? 1 f ,gs ww, I 2. 3 4. Y Chapel Today Paint-ana' Tom MeGahey's key Chain . Wonde1' what we'll have for lunch today? Behind the tongue is Aggie S. Someone giving 6. away free beer? Perpetual Motion 7. See page 60- Pieture 6 8. XV00db1L1'jJ-- Camera-fiend? T -J 7' N E we BIG T011 PHT N , ,, . I-If 'fr , ' U Q I 4,8 5. L ,xx Ka l man f Yu-bg 41 fllij EGU CHI G' ' BASKETBALL TENNIS GOLF TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL b FOOTBALL - LINE COACH BASEBALL X116 E- AJ 1943 Football Season Nine games-with wins over McPherson, 14-13, and Sterling, 14-0, and a tie with Bethel, 6-6, showed a Red and White ball club much improved over last year's team. But with much improvement still to be made, Coaches Brown, Wasson, Prather, and Vanek succeeded in showing that C. of E. still deserved the title, Fighting Presbies . Pittsburg State won the season's opener, 21-0. Our boys held their own until late in the. third quarter when the Gorillas, 30-pounds-per-man weight advantage began to show. Byrne's broken arm and Weakley,s dislocated shoulder continued a series of team crippling injuries begun when Burkley broke a bone in his ankle during early season scrimmage. Outstanding play against Bethel and McPherson earned Freshmen Durand, Pem- berton, Alumbaugh, Wells, and Guinn starting berths. Toler and Hayes played out- standing defense against Baker, but precision punting by Baker's Adams and Presby fumbles spelled defeat, 0-17. Poor pass defense gave Bethany a 28-13 win. On Homecoming, a penalty set up a last minute Kansas Wesleyan touchdown and a win 13-6. The expert passing of Durand and Christenson made this a good game. The only effective Presby ground attack of the season overran a mediocre Sterling team. Painter and Ek scored but Hunter's tally was nullified by a penalty. Final score, 14-O. Following a 0-33 loss on Ottawa's soggy field, the Presbys journeyed to Winfield for their final and most impressive game of the season. Southwestern scored early and retained that lead to win, 18-12. C. of E. scored as the first half ended, following a fCo11li1111c'zf on page 122j 51171 C. of E. Fi ht f118J F CHARLIE IRELAND HAROLD FANKHAUSER PAUL SPURLOCK DON EK DON DURAND EVERETT SHARP 51191 HAROLD RAINS, ROGER WELLS BOB MARTIN DICK PERRY WAYMOND ALUMBAUGH MYRON APEL I V! ,ln ,, . 1 . I , 3, Y Y 1 f12Oj 41 1 - 1 JOHN WEBB LEONARD CI-IRISTENSEN ARNOLD WULLSCHLEGER DON POUND DON GUINN BOB MARTIN g 121 3 lj! VN M we ri F if W in ff fs Z 22 ?l 335 Zi L? , is 5? . 1 Pk se al :sg m 3 g S E E. 5? S 5 3 'Q 5 5 5 E 5 sl ME! C. OF E. BURIES MCPHERSON! 14-13 fC07Zfi11Zt6d from page 117j Builder fumble. The third quarter was shortened Q12 minutesj and may have been the margin of vgctory. The second Emporia score came in the final quarter and climaxed an 80-yard march. The Presby forward wall of Webb, centerg Fiatte, Spurlock, Wullschleger, guards, Guinn Fankhouser, tackles, Martin, Jenkins and Hays, endsg literally bowled over the Builder defense. This was the final game of their college careers for Webb, Lodle, and Ireland. Ireland did play later in the Mo-Kan Bowl game. The Bn squad had its day also with a 6-6 tie against Washburn. The second team game on Armistice Day resulted in a 0-26 loss to Emporia State-'s B squad. Sharpe and McGahey were consistent ground gainers for the Presby juniors. B squad games are one of the new policies which will keep football improving at C. of E. 51223 '? 1943 Basketball Season C. of E. is on the athletic comeback trail. Slowly but surely the Red and White is moving back into the position of its former greatness. With the return of every one of its first ten varsity members almost a certainty, the Presby hoopsters are a real threat for the Kansas Conference crown next winter. Starting the season slowly, the Presbies lost nine of their first ten contests. A 47-40 victory over the William Jewell quintet on the auditorium floor marked the turning point of the season. From here the squad went on to win five straight victoriesg the string was climaxed by a heart-stopping 57-55 defeat of Baker University at Baldwin. After closing their home season by defeating Sterling College, the cagers journeyed to Colorado Springs to engage Colorado College in a pair of contests. Badly hampered by the high altitude the Presbies dropped both games. The final tabulation showed the Red and White with nine victories and fourteen defeats. High individual scoring honors went to Jack Smith. The stringy center averaged more than fourteen points per contest to lead the Presby scorers. The C. of E. BU team faired slightly better than the varsity with nine victories for eighteen attempts. Miss Lucille Porter f 123 1 SMHH' 4Esf 4VF5 00N Q '-ff' CK SMI TH .. G 2 , , r , 44' t fs QQ' F 'If t ff' sly 'Q Q . lfxofjj f If 'rx QX 6 , ' fl! 5 QQ? A 4 i ff X if g ,81 1 A 4145 N l , f H Q . ' f x A 7 ll lv 'lxxff - 5 x i! Afllg A 'HBE X N ,m 1 f Q.-. .+..,,,,' -- -Q.. --,, .Y ,Rss-W MMT, ..,. , V , IEEE - Q 'v , .u C. of E. Fi ht 51283 Les Hayes Goes in the Ball N D011 Ek Goes Up for a High One' ' 51291 -+-'rv'a:'-1.'xv-e-n-o1-nv9m--o-:-vi-g-:-:-v-re-s---r4-: --, Y , .,- YY H ' Y '- '-'-'-' 'P'-' ' ' '-' ' ' ' ' A Breatlaless Moment Bob and Mike - Always the Gentlemen N303 ,-...- 7, I V I 2 I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4 I I I I I I i I E I Hugh Haire Fights! 5 131 J 1--N' --'-N '- ' - ff-f 'A'2 '-v :l-oefvx-s-rx-rgqff.-Q,-.-,..Q --, YAAKV ' Y Y ' - --:.-.-- 1948 Track Season With only five veterans returning and Conference Dash Champion Truman Haskell graduated, Presby track prospects for the 1948 season were dull indeed. And a dull season it would have been had it not been for the appearance of Freshman Wallace Hinkle and the improve- ment of last year's returning tracksters. Hinkle Was' un- defeated in the half-mile and climaxed his Freshman year by Winning the Kansas Conference crown in that distance. Only other Presby to place in the Conference meet was Sophomore Eddie Johns who took third place honors in the high jump. A C. of E. relay team composed of Marvin Frankamp, Ken Sherman, Charlie Ireland, and Wallace Hinkle traveled to Lawrence to Win fourth place in the famous Kansas Relays held in April. Prospects for next year, besides those already mentioned, include Bill Stevens, Don Gill, and Marvin Frankamp. 51321 T-? I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I r I I I I I I I I I I I 133 ELY I Q 0 - I I I Q I I ' I I I I LL IT'S A HIT! And ahit it was, C. of E.'s first attempt at competing in Collegiate baseball in more than twenty years. Hindered at the offset by lack of finances, the Presby baseball enthusiasts were not to be stopped by such a trivial matter. The C. of E. Players donated their services and a play, The Night of January 16 , was presented to raise the necessary funds for equipment. Under the auspices of the Athletic Depart- ment, a baseball diamond was erected on the football practice field. Badly hampered by a lack of pitching strength, the Presbys won only two of their scheduled seven contests. A pair of early season tilts with Kansas University were cancelled because of poor weather. If we were to name individual stars, we would have to place Calvin Hunter's name at the top of the list. Not only was Cal a fine pitcher, but his hitting and base running contributed heavily to both Presby wins. Seldom has a sport received such enthusiastic approval and support as did this year's baseball endeavor. Players, coaches and students alike feel it is only a matter of time until the Kansas Conference crown finds its way into the trophy case in Anderson Memorial Library. Kansas Wesleyan 5 . . C. of E. 4 McPherson 9 . . C. of E. 6 Washburn 5 . . C. of E. 4 Baker 1 . . C. of E. 2 Kansas Wesleyan 12 . . C. of E. 5 McPherson 5 . . C. of E. 6 Washburn 14 . . C. of E. 0 r img ,f I Q I 1 I i 2 Q I ! Burlaley Makes a Long Sty-etc-I, 51353 Hunter Scores For C 0 E E E Q : if V 1. , x E, i fi V 911' Ny? lf' mi 'fi I. ,Xiu :Ei If? xii 'Y XF 1 H wk ll me ww 'U EV N w , A f i M 5 EH nf QE? z L eg. I F 3 I dig w J, 4? 1 w ,+ in 5, w E f Ei! W !L si' .M 1511 rw sw W V ,-R 's wi ,lsr 'E 4 ul? QM! 1 uc: 'ummary of the Baseball Season BATTING Name Pos. G AB R H 2B RBI W SO SB SH Avg. 1 D011 Smith, of . 7 16 1 0 2 1 2 0 0 .313 2 Bob Fiatte, 2b, P. . 6 17 2 0 3 1 .294 3 C61 Hunter, p, 2b 7 20 3 2 2 0 .250 4 Eddie Johns, of . 7 21 5 0 2 0 .238 5 Duane Carlson, ss 7 17 2 0 2 1 .235 6 Vernon Weakley, 2b 7 . 22 7 1 2 0 .227 7. Vin Zujkowski, of 6 18 0 4 1 5 1 .222 8 Dick Perry, 1b . 7 21 2 4 0 1 1 .190 9 B. Stittsworth, of 5 6 0 0 1 0 .166 10 C. Christenson, of 5 8 1 0 0 0 .125 1 1 Harold Rains, Ib . 5 9 0 0 1 0 .1 11 12 John Dudash, 3b . 7 21 4 0 2 0 .095 13 H. Hoffsommer, c 7 14 0 0 0 1 .071 14 Bill Allen, p . . 4 4 0 0 0 0 .000 15 Don Ek, p . . . 2 2 k 0 0 0 0 .000 16. D011 Burkley, lb . 1 1 0 0 0 0 .000 17 Fred Bedigrew, of 2 0 0 0 0 0 .1 18 Don Durand, pr . 1 0 0 0 0 0 .- 7 217 27 43 4 2 3 3 1 5 .19 8 8 FIELDING N cmze . g POS. G A PO PB Avg. 1. .Vernon Weakley, 2b, c, of . 7 1 18 2 1.000 2. Vin Zujkowski, of . . . 6 0 10 - 1.000 3. Eddie Johns, of . . . 7 0 8 - 1.000 4. B. Stittsworth, of, C . . . 4 0 2 1 1.000 5. Harold Rains, lb, of . . 5 0 5 - 1.000 6. Don Ek, p .... . 2 1 0 - 1.000 -7. Dick Perry, lb . . . . 7 2 .5 9 - .95 3 8. Harold Hoffsommer, c . . 7 3 26 1 .936 9. Calvin Hunter, p, 2b . 7 21 4 - .862 10. Bill Allen, p, 1b . . Q . . 4 4 2 - .857 11. Bob Fiatte, 2b, p . . . 6 . 11 9 - .833 12. Duane Carlson, ss . . 7 16 15 - .795 13. John Dudash, 3b . . . . 7 13 14 - .794 14. Chris Christenson, of . 5 0 5 - .714 15. Don. Smith, 'of . . . . 7 1 3 - .667 7 61 1 8 0 4 . 8 79 . PITCHING Earned Run Name W L IP H 2B 3 B H R WP Average Calvin Hunter . 2 3 42 273 38 6 2 1 2 4.167 Bill Allen . . . 0 2 9 173 10 0 1 0 0 4.222 Bob Fiatte . . 0 0 4 5 1 0 0 0 4.250 D011 Ek . . 0 0 4 8 1 1 0 0 4.375 2 5 60 61 8 4 1 2 f136 I 1 l l 1 I 1 Q I 3 I l l I I 1 1 I 1 l 1 6 ! l l 1 I I i l l l l , Q K l K '-- .... ...,, ,,,,, K.,-A - K I Frou! row Chrlstenson Durand Rames Brockelman Lang Morgan G Kashak Second row Coach Wasson Zukowskl Ek D Smnrh Allen Perry Stlttsworth Dudash foach Vanek Tbzrd 1ow Byrne Stevens Flatre Hunter ohns Hoffsommer Carlson Weakley 11371 ,ll E - 'YvY-- ---W-.-i... 1 E 5 5. 5. F ,I 1 iQ Sl 1 E ,ix ll 51 5 5K ,N fi! IEE lil I.. :iv sg. 1,1 11 1l 11 1. fl J' i. 1 i 1 1 1 1 E1 351' 1 5-1 15:- 151, Eff :ffl 155 115 11 F .FQ lil E 2 gil iii nj l, gal EH!! 1141 ig' 1 1 1 1 1 li til ll 5 54 F 1 f 11' 1 ll ' E11 l 5 lip 1 ' 11 ' . . 1 ! : 9 3 I I j Q I Q of l ' : 7 .9 1 ' U 1 a s ' 1 y v ll ' ' 7 2 7 7 7 9 3 1 l 1 f - l l 1 li 11 VERNON WEAKLEY ED JOHNS CALVIN HUNTER DON SMITH BRUCE STITTSWORTH BILL ALLEN BOB FIATTE HAROLD HOFFSOMMER ,. , ...,, I ,,,,,,...,,,,,,- S 51521 'x 4 4 A..SLe-s-..,.,..4.'.. I Q m.......4u.-.a- if ln Q Ia . I 1 I W 1? I 1 I 2 15 I I If I 5 ,I lI- DICK PERRY GEORGE KASCHAK VINCENT ZUKOWSKI DUANE CARLSON LEONARD CHRISTENSON JOHN DUDASH DOIN DURAND DQN EK I-199 11 4 I 1 , , Kg wi -i 13? ri I wg? 451 wfi W' M H , H i. A ww in Fei IU NA if Jzl 1 w'5 1 I! 'Q A I I P. E' I, E ii I I 1 -I I 1 5. 5 3 l 1 1 i Girl's Tennis Team .i. ,IO ANN ROOT MARY ELLEN GUNZELMAN PAULA SHAFFER KIT CARSON ROSEMARY INGOLD CHARLOTTE KAPPELMANN 51403 l aAH---...........--uan:nuuuIliiiiiilliillilIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll GULF TE M For the first time in the history of C. of E., the Red and White entered into Intercollegiate Golf Competition. The team, consisting of Donn Everett, Paul Spurlock, Josh Wells, and Jack Rongish, lost only to Baker University and to the Conference champions, Kansas Wesleyan. In the Conference tournament, Donn Everett, displaying the same great ability that made him the sparkplug of the team during the season, Won the Individual Kansas Con- ference Championship. The Presby two-man and four- man teams both placed second in the Conference behind the champion Kansas Wesleyan team. Josh Wells, who graduates this spring, is the only loss the golf team will suffer, and with these returning veterans next year's team will be eyeing that Conference Championship in 1949. f141j Tennis Team ' The C. of E. netters, led by Jack Gosch playing Number One 'Man position, enjoyed a mildly succesful season this spring with excellent prospects for next ear. A T Y Playing against seasoned competition, the Presbies turned Q fl ' ' I in ine aggressive tennis and suffered defeats only at the hands of Conference Champions Kansas Wesle an d , y an runner-up Baker University. The Tennis Team was com- posed of e Jack Gosch, Tom McGahey, Don Burkele ' Ya Charles Ireland, Calvin Dill, Dirk Graye, and Don Koets. Charles I l d ' - ' re an enjoyed the most success losing only one of his singles, matches. The team was managed by Earl Painter. 51423, 7 Ji L 2 1 Ernie and Murray show Bill Allen, E. I. 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EMPORIA RELAX -1 Roll away your troubles at EMPORIA BOWL - Phone for Reservations - GARRISON'S MUSIC STORE COMPLETE MUSICAL SERVICE 715 Commercial Phone 2125 OFFICE SUPPLIES Machines and Equipment N AVRAT OFFICE EQUIPMENT 504 Commercial I Phone 499 OQUHUQOQ' Q QOQOQOQOQUQOQUQYQ Headquarters for Nationally Advertised Brands KERN'S Main Store - 14 West 6th College Shop - 1107 Com'l U. C. fUrbanJ BROWN FOR INSURANCE Two Good Names in Life Insurance Urban Brown and John Hancock 701 Commercial I insure everything but the ashes OiuilliibltliibilbiiDllbilliibilli 0-0Dl Q Q - - l- -Us 11-1101 i Q0-0QOQ0-0Q010 1030101 1 3 U i ioioioioioioioioioioioi01010 Q4 C0mDliments of HARRY F. ALSPAW AL9S S WATCHES, DIAMONDS, . HGP JEWELRY 723 Commercial Phone 993 707 Cgmmercial Compliments of 614 Commercial Phone 698 BAIRD CLEANERS Bender's Food Mart BERG 8z FROST FINE FOODS Prescription Specialists Phone 656 19 West 6th Emporia, Kan. Get PENNA' THE NEW LOOK S at the COLLEGE GRILL College Beauty Shop DELICIOUS FOOD 1025 Commercial Phone 475 ' 1117 Commercial Phone 2657 CONEY ISLAND CoRoNA GIFT sHoP C Gifts and Cards for A11 Occasions Phone 391 Crystal, China, Pottery 17 East Slxth Avenue Classical and Popular Records Graduation Gifts CO' Wallpaper and Paint 625 Commercial Phone 266 Davis Paint Store Emporia' Kansas 502 onnnnennnl Phone 1150 Compliments of SHOE STORE J. C. DUMM 12 East Sixth Phone 1488 Furniture C0mDaIlY . ll ,, QXWMIHIMWQ Compliments of T FRAZIER'S CAFE F 13 West 6th Emporia, Kan. The Store With the Glass Door IQCii0Q0l1ll0l0QOQ0l0Q0i0ll l I1 l0l0l0l0l0Ql it 1Ul0iUi0l0Q0 51531 Q1 .xg I l i I I u 5 14020 REFRIGERATED GARMENT STORAGE MODERN RUG CLEANING BON 'TON CLEANERS 827 Commercial Phone 130 RUC NERIS Jvaayawix' Thanks for C. of E. Friendship Best Wishes ECKDALL Sz MCCARTY W. I. MARSH R. D. MARSH EMPORIA PLUMBING 8a HEATING CO.. Authorized General Electric Home Appliance Dealer General Electric Refrigerators, Radios, Cleaners, Washers, Ironers, Plumbing, Steam Heating, Hot Water Heating 721 Commercial Street Phone 223 'I-HE n Wilson Sports M N E S 0 Manual Art . , S 1. THE PALACE Complete Outfitters to Men, Women and Boys 501 Commercial 9 I I Commercial at 7th Avenue WARREN MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT CO. Farm Loans and Investments . Emporia, Kansas 51541 110:0- 0.0Q0l0Q Ol l11P10IOI01lPI1PI4PI4PIOICiI1D11lI1lIOK1PI1PI1DI1VI1Pi1DI4l P1011 310101010 Oillii 01010101011 ! a s n n Q ! u ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Q ! ! ! ! u ! ! ! ! ! 1 ! !. L O 0.0li0i0i0l0i0i0i The Citizens National Bank EMPORIA, KANSAS Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over S600,000.00 More Than Sixty-two Years of ,Service to Emporia and Lyon County Didcle Cffice Supply 8. Printing Co. 0 COMPLETE LINE OF BOND STATIONERY 0 PARKER. AND SHAEFFER PEN DEALER O OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Exclusive Dealer in Emporia for the Royal Standard Typewriter , ' and Royal Portable 24 West 6th Avenue Phone 344 EMPORIA ICE 8 COLD STORAGE CO. See Us for the New Ice-Conditioned Refrigerators 224 Commercial Phone 122 .lieatrice 'Ponds Co, Distributors of V MEADOW GOLD FICE CREAM 212 Commercial Phone 268 '1lQ Q1 QI Q DQ DDQ Qi Q QOQUQOQUQO . 3 Q Q Q ,Q 9.0 nioioioioxzrinivi li if 51553 lltlltliliiliii51011bitlitlitlilbitbilililldiitlltiil it it 1011 141 1Oifiitrillillliiltlillilbi i Better Portraits Made Our Business GRAN ADA STUDIO i lf!illilliillhlliillitiitliliilillillbitii GROH BROTHERS FURNACES SHEET METAL Composition Roofing Phone 705 D. D. Degler, Prop. Emporia Kansas HUGHES-TODD JEWELERS KRAUM SL SON Diamonds and Watches 523 Commercial Auditing Income Tax Service Systems S. W. KUFAHL 8a CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 517 Merchant Street, Emporia, Kansas Telephone 156 City Drug Store 203 Commercial Emporia, Kansas Ross Latimer's MAYTAG SALES CO. 616 Commercial Phone 1015 Listen to Waltz Time KTSW 6:15 P. M. Emporia's Finest Barber Shop MON FORE'S N Beauty Shop For Ladies We Bow To Popular Demand Phone 2399 PAT'S BARBER SHOP It Pays To Look Welli' 1107 Commercial Call Us for Pastry Orders PHONE 142 Emporia Pastry Shop 612 Commercial POLK-A-DOT CAFE - Sunday Specials - Bob and Dutch Dabbs - Props. 410 Commercial VIRGIL J. RICE District Agent NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL L-IFE INSURANCE . Citizens Bank Building RITZ QUALITY DRY CLEANING 12 West 8th Phone 733 C. W. Roberts, D.D.S. Emporia State Bank Bldg. Phone 487 Roberts Leather Goods 414-416 Commercial Emporia, Kansas Shop at Schottler's FOR EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Philco S-ales and Service 610 Com'1 Phone 205 SCOTT'S ICE CREAM QOQOQOQ0ilQ Q Q Q QOQOQ IQUQ Q Q Q IQ Q Q Q QIQ1 ill! i lalf f1561 V? it iqjq 3 P1010 it J l1010l0l0l0i0lKYi011 O'Oii010i0i0i0101q J viola :if 3, ,1 , 1 I Cl of E. F ightsv The slogan that has sent scores of C. of E. grads onward to great achievements. OUR COMPLIMENTS AND BESTWISHES A THE EMPORIA GAZETTE EMPORIA FLORAL COMPANY SHOP AND GREENHOUSE 12th and West Phone 448 YOUR BLUESTEM-FLINT HILLS STATION IN EMPORIA Organized 1907 'THE MUTUAL BUILDING 8z LOAN ASS'N SAVINGS EMPORIA, KANSAS LOANS VICTORY QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS VICTORY CREAMERY Phone 2405-2406 22-24 East Seventh Avenue 9QOQ0i911 5:9 lililibiiillliiliiliilitiillitllfliilifiiiiifPl0i'PQlJl0l1Pi1ll1li0l0Q f157:l Q1 Q1 QUi0i0i0Q1 QOQ1 Q Q0 14020 The . . . i SELARCTS Sherwin-Williams Co. je TRANSFER CQ, Paint Headquarters i 17 West 6th Phone 2099 E 1 - SPADY BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of V 1124 Commercial Phone .351 S S- Kress 85 CO- SPADY SHOE SHOP l 1124 Commercial Phone 1781 g STANLEY JEWELRY , g Home of IRELAND s 3 'Keepsake Diamonds i 619 Commercial Phone 841 422 Commercial Q 4 - l Q i M . D C PARKER'S 5 01'1'1S Fug 0- KARMELKORN SHOP Q 423 Commercial Popcorn, Candies, Nuts Q P110116 232 803 Commercial Q Q BRAPTTON TOWN ER Home 8z Auto Supply i Home 85 Auto Supply A 420 Commercial I . Sporting Goods Fisk Tires I l , Y David R. Davis, M. D. E Infants' and Children's Diseases l Q Gazette Building i 2 Foncannon 8: 3 Foncannon 5 General Surgery Q Gazette Building P K , lllll ' ' J. M. GORMAN 62655 5f , -5 lIG.U.S.PAY.0FI. E Gazette Bldg. Phone 447 IISSJ 7 ini 3 ioioioioioioiox ini: 30301 if FINE CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN Q ?l0i010QOQ i0Ql QOQUQK YOUNG'S ' Cara Nome, Stag, Old Spice Toiletries P Sheaffer and Parker Pens Candies Fountain 7th and Commercial Commercial Phone Good Food for Good Health u-we-Q Little Kastle Lunch No. 1 . I P L Empor1a's Most Popular J . . - H Eatmg Place C L E A N E R S ' 706 Com'1 Open All Night 0000 9 Hara S ioa fot el COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE THE LYON COUNTY STATE BANK 508 Commercial Street MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION A .- THE IHIIISIIS PRUIIIIITS ITU., lllt. I I P U I l u K A n S A S K A I 7 ' K A pg 5 A 5 A uns c v f159j .:QiQUQ illi Q 1 Q Q l Q i lDQIl i ilQ ilQ Q Q ! ! C i i i 5 i Q 9 Engravings by BURGER-BAIRD ENGRAVING C0 KANSAS CITY MEADOWBROOK ICE CREAM Meadowbrook Creamery 22 Commercial Our gratitude and thanks to you at C of E for your patronageg and success to you always Hope to see you next year Your 1948 Alla Rah Photographers WAYNE KENT STUDIO Corner 6tli and Commerclal 1402 9 f160:l HOUCHEN UTICAIUIVIAHA NE BINDERY LTD