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 - Class of 1949

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H Norm MM.5,,:U.:,.::a:am 4.,r.araa,n ,M if Highway iifii .81 1' Independence, wif? 64050 ' pug- Q 1-fgmnmfv' 1 -v 1-'nk-H 1-,Q-.,Q, i.,.-.-1-,nf qf','-my-nf' qeib',92:L'.fv'IfA- ' I. , .,,.A In the fall of l9-48, some three hundred students arrived at the College of Emporia, prospecting for the treasures of a keen mind, a sound body, and a humani- tarian spirit. They had much in common with the '49ers of a century ago, who set out into the unknown to find the rumored gold of the West. As these hardy pioneers made their way across the continent, fall found them crossing the great plains to the Rocky Mountains, where they passed the winter. In early spring, their trek was drawing to a close in the valleys of California. The search for gold, however, was yet to come, and the final achieve- ment of their goal lay ahead of them. V So it is with us, the '49ers of this century. After pushing on through fall, winter and spring toward our goal, we are now ready to discover for ourselves the treasures which lie at the end of our trek. 'waiagais . 'iq . . 'QW' 'i l 1 f X A -Iii. QAQAA 'Fla 'I ' n i , will I f A Q ll i's.f Av.' . .V 'ullllfp,,, 4, if 5 Q - XX t ,f ' E' 5' X , X. . 5 6 ' - J x - 2 ' S P f 15, 3 2 S .i ll fry K , - N- 5 A.. ' - ,..: ..,,-., -......7,.-Q.:-w-4 .A.,,,, . '- . . . , Q6-1E fxzo BT f ,IL f N. 'JZ' ff' 52 - fx rm 'I If ..-,X , Z' 'IA-VEKITA I IL Q' fwwsxs ' ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF I THE COLLEGE OF EMPORIA EMPORIA, KANSAS LOIS WALKER ROSEMARY INGOLD CO-EDITORS DON KOETS ILUSINESS MANAGER Qc ' . - . A , :E A .. A .1 .QA f-. 9. , -Ny? xi ' - '-,z?, . - A,.r:.q 3-,v -I 1?-3:- 'fL. 'L15 . -mf -. f . f- pg ' lr 1 - b.. F 1--Fi A -I -' - 15' . J- :P ' -, .'-. - .Qian 4..,:1- - I - .1 :A i' Q ' Q -V I1 1 rf ' - '. ' 1' - ':. wi , -' 'Z if ' :if :S-. .' ' 'f-' f.:F15f li: 1,r1'3'I , 965, 5 L.-ji ,jfGb,x ' 'il ,.-5?-.. 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Also taking part in the inaugural service were Dr. A. Walton Roth, Executive Secretary of the Synod of Kansas, who gave the invocation, and Dr. David McCleave, the president's father, Stated Clerk of the Synod of Kansas, who offered the prayer of consecration. The honorary degree of Doctor of Divin- ity was conferred upon the Rev. Horace D. Casey, pastor of the First Pres- byterian Church of Enid, Oklahoma, by President McCleave, Delegates from forty-nine colleges and u ' ' ' ' ' niversities of the six midwestern states marched in the colorful academic procession. The College of E , e y Lyndon R. Street, head of the Department of M ' usic, sang two anthems. Miss Martha Pierson, of the Department of Music, served as organist. ln his inaugural address, President McCleave outlined the future poli- cies of the college and explained to the audience his theories of education. Following the service a tea was held in th e parlors of Dunlap Hall in honor of the new president and his wife. mporia A Capella Choir conduct d b B Y , , .. , .., .... ..... 1 i...f-ff-rt.,-. .4 - ,gy sf .-J L15-,.-ef ,.f......1T . ,. ..,.4.i-we-.1411 'KW 1 'I 1 '1 J . I 1 I x Q' A .fx , ,-1-:amen-nresf. -d l! fr!!-fiiigiil . .e:.:v-r-111 . E- ' f-A President MARY ELLEN GUNZELMAN Emporia Social Science M enior C E155 Q 49m Vice-President Treas 1 JOHN PTNPERSON GEORGE CLFSSEKER W.'C 'ta Secretary Spearvme History' LOUISE PERKINS Physical Educafign Howard English ,,...-.JL . .,,...,f ., . , -new . .i.- -'1- if 'i:.3- -3 W. - Q.,-Q-,-,f, 2-,Q , , . - ' 'N '4 'mf'-f1'H , ,i1f nf'W11w-L-was-- . 'L,:-'3f ff f+--:ffff-'wif-eff-'H-rf-22 'i 1Q 'A Ti. A 39-1,:,g-3,-V ',-yy-51-ng lffv '35 fl- vnvf:-g,lmv,-fxghg. 4 Y -uv .a J-rv 1 N Q X n Af? ,, , 1 N. A I WW, 'W W f 2, , , 3' If - .4 ' fl-I L , ,4 f fn, ,gag M F Z, i Z W4 G f 3 U, , D ff N f 3 , 1 x , , , Wviefp., . fu . fu I 1 4 In f ff , ff ff ,WW 3,-4 '. - 1 4 L. if f K W f ' .iff -, ' , !,. , f f ' HUGH HAIRE Herington Physical Education MNA GLENN DOM HAMER M Manchester HUlChl'7SOn English P5yCl IOlOgy GILBERT HEMBREE WalCeer19Y P5yCl'1Ol0QY Waynesville, N. C. Biology I 1 2 Newfon English LD , .Q j-Eg1,4 f LESLIE ANDERS Emporia History and English RG EL wmv MBE LEN CAMERON Scraniff e Parsons . X SQXGUC pSyCl-,Ol Sofja Ogy 4.-1 CHARLOTTE DAVIS -Emporia Psychology oxen QAMERoN Busirl ParSOV15 . ess Adminisfratlon H x WARREN FROST AUWGVTCUS BUSTFJQSS Adnwi Vwisfraffon BETTY ROBERTS Emporia Business Administration NA BETYY io ifexsx SHERIDAN ROBBIN Empogfomggs Hiitchinson S Home Ec SOCI8l Science ELMA ST JOHN Rocky Ford Colo English Bos ROGERS DELORES SEARCY ManhaSSef, N' Y' H E'T'Doria History Ome ECOnomics 14 MARGARET KERAUS Wa Keeney Music EUG IQSON ENE a WALTER JAC? Buff fKOB YLINSK I Osage C2KYstratIOfI Matti: O, N' Y' Admin' ematics BuSIne5S BONNIE MUSSETT Emporia Business Administration BILL MARTIN ALTA NyE - ' I Twi - Emporia ' X fl Bridges' M Business Administration , Ah. I Soda' SCienCeOnt I3 President GERALD ANDERSON Osage City MARIA ACOSTA Havana, Cuba he Vice-President Secretary DUANE CARLSON MARY LOU WILSON Irving Emporia unior Treasurer Osage City ddr! SHIRLEY PROSSER BOB ANDERSON . ADRIAN APEL ROY APEL O ' . sage Cqy CIIHOD Long Beach, Calif. DALE WALLACE Osage City History l U he E TKHVS Olal 'VDO ' MU5lC Fla English Seniors Not Pictured DOROTHY BEERS Emporia Social Science FRED BROWN Huron Biology SANFORD ERICKSON Americus Chemistry JOAN HENDERSON Emporia Social Science GARNETTE STREET Emporia English BILL TOLER Emporia History PAT WILKS WILMA WATKINS ELDOR WAMBSGANSS Emporia Emporia Elmdale Home Economics . . Business Administration Religion 15 ,A - ll ,,. -.e.-- - V Y - - f'f 1'1'- , . J, -5' J.. 1'- MAXI NE F-LOWERS Emporia JOAN FORAKER A Eureka J EAN EVANS Stafford DIRK V. GRAYE Mt. Tabor, N. J. VELMA HAGADORN Concordia BARBARA HOLLISTER Emporia GEORGIA GOOGI NS Topeka 13 BOB HOLLISTER Emporia LEONARD JOHNSON Scranton CHARLOTTE KAPPLEMANN White City RAUL BURKE Long Beach, Calif. C-JARRETT CARPENTER Independence, Mo. MQW MERRILL ATHON Topeka DALE 'DEAN Madison CYNTHIA CARSON Morganville KATHRYN DEHLINGER Virgil HERBERT CARTW-RIGHT Lono Beach, Calif. JOHN CHENEY Hutchinson SUZANNE CARPENTER CALVIN DILL Columbus Independence Mo DON EK Dwight ' A um PAULA SHAFFE-R WAYNE TESTERMAN JO ANN WALKER Palisades Park, N. J. CIaY Cenfef Madison KENNETH SHERMAN WESLEY THEW WARREN WILSON Toronto Brooklyn, N. Y. Hutchinson HAROLD SPEAR RICHARD VALYER ROSETTA WULLSCHLEGER Mayetta Emporia Frankfort RAY STE ER A Richmo d HQHGN WAYNE VEATCH BILL YQUNG n ' I - Y- Emporla LeRoy BONN IE MCCLENAHAN Clay Center PAT MALLUM Speed DON KOETS Colorado Springs, Colo. BEVERLY NELSON Newton HAROLD MUNINGER Chanute GEORGE MUNSON Clay Center B ILL NEIGHBOUR Independence VIRGINIA MILLER Junction City JO ANN ROOT Council Grove VIRGINIA PEERY Emporia JoAN POLLEY Emporia BERNEICE BOSSI Arkansas City BOB BOSTON Council Grove GWENDA BRAUM . Enjnporia MARY BROWN Hays DON BURKLEY NAOMI CRELLIN Pittsburgh, Pa. Paola ROBERT BYRNE JOHN D'ANTONlO Pittsburgh, Pa. Brooklyn, N. Y. JOHN COGAN JOHN DUDASH Toronto Manville, N. J. FRANK CO!-AW DON DURAND Emporia X Topeka Pl'GSICIel'1'f Vice-President Treasurer ,DIQK PERRY AVERY MANCHESTER THELMA FORSBERG Long Beach, Cam- Winsted, Conn. Concordia - sz, ,,,,,,,,,e crm - BILL ALLEN MYRON APEL JOAN BARTLET-I' Howard Clifton Madison CWM JGHN BELL BOB BENEDICT MARTHA ANN BIGGER Yonkers, N. Y. Waynesboro, Pa. Lisbon, Iowa 21 HARRY JAMES Herington DONALD KELLY Long Beach, Calif. LORA LEUGEMORS Oklahoma City, Okla. ART LOOMIS Emoorg JOH N D. MCCONNELL Burlington TOM MCGA HEY Pittsburgh, Pa. LEON MCKUSICK Haydenville, Mass. FORD MADDICK Emporia JAYNE MAI'LLOUX Clyde FRANK MICHAIELS Scranton MARY K. MOORE Topeka EARL PAINTER Long Beach, Calif. . -A L . , -- .- vu-4---C-:-- ':'-mY,'r'r-.-.p...xh-R w, ' 7 ,E , . . -, -f.1..c-,..r-S '?' .:r--'1-f-':11-'-f'e'-:-r-gff-91 f-f '1'- H' -'- - Y . - v?:'.-r-3?- -21 :1 9-.26 'i: f'..' g :-1-i - - ' . - . RONALD EDDY . GERALD FISHER DON GH-L Topeka Anthony Long Beach. Calif. JUNE ELWELL MARJORIE FISK CAROL GRAHL Ponca City, Okla. Cotton-wood Falls Waynesville, N. C. A-.L DONN EVERETT MARVIN FRANKAMP MARJORIE HAMMER Emporia Y AY Scottsville, Kans. Emporia im' BOB-FlA'l'l'E FRAN FUCHS MARY BETH HERRIOTT Kansas City Long Beach. Calif. Lawrence mud . President JOHN MAJKRZAK Setanket, N. Y. jI 86Al'lfL6ll'l JOSU E' ACHON Havana, Cuba MELDA ANDERSON ROSALIE ANSTAETI' Bloom Osage City 26 Vice President ART SETO Wahiawa, Hawaii Sec reta ry-Treasurer JANET CARNAHAN add A I Ii . TFSEF- 794 I Ip If. I E V3 III IF IVE 1,1 II If I3 I: IL I 1,1 I It! IJ 'Q 51 . IW I Q vk NL I3 Ii I2 I. Ai 1 II 14 I I I II' II' I I i il Y 1. Q I li I ,. If ls -I I A I MAURINE PIERCE Emporia HAROLD RAI NS Emporia DONNA SILVEN Emporia W DAVE STENHOUSE Zanesville Ohio BILL TARR Washington, Pa. If Q CECIL ULLOM Washington, Pa. LOIS V. WALKER Topeka MARGARET WALKER Emporia KENNETH WELLER Waynesboro, Pa. BEVERLY SPENCE PI'IYI.I.IS WOODBURY Ponca City, Okla. 25 Leofi My WILLIAM CHAI Honoiulu, Hawaii CATHRYN CURTIS Miami, Okla ERN ESTINE DEHLI NGER Arkansas City DAVID CHING JEAN DUDLEY Honolulu, Hawaii Panora, Iowa CLARENCE CHOW Honolulu, Hawaii ERIC CRABBE NANCY FLO CURTIS Emporia ARDELLE DU NLAP DONALD FARMER Honolulu, Hawaii 28 Florence ROBERT ATHON Topeka MELVI N BEACH Burlington Q T FRANK J. BONGIORNO Bound Brook, N. J. GORDON BARKER PAUL BOSCH Minneapolis Council Grove LARRY BARNEY Gallup, N. M MARY CARR i Concordia DALE BERGSTEN Clay Center MARY ANN BASSETT VIVIENNE CARTER Emporia 27 Mt. Tabor, N. J. KIETH I-HESTERMAN Concordia PAUL HOTZEL Emporia ROBERT IKEHARA Honolulu, Hawaii JANIS IRVING Russell BART JOH NSON Winsted, Conn. ROBERT JOHNSON Topeka A .30 K I N N EY KAMA Hilo. Hawaii JACK KANOA Honolulu, Hawaii GEORGE KE Honolulu, Hawaii GEORGE KELIIPULEOLE Honolulu, Hawaii PAULA FANKHAUSER Madison TILLIE GALVEZ Jaroso, Colo. YOLANDA GRECO Emporia QQ JOHN FORSBERG EDWARD HAMADA Concordia CHARLES FRANCIS , ww MARY JANE GRAHAM Mahaska MERLE HARRISON Emporia LU LU FRY J JOHN HAYES Spearviile 29 Winsted, Conn. ROGER MU NSON Nickerson JIM NAUGHTON Long Beach, Calif. JOAN PARKS Mt. Tabor, N. J. DERALD PETERSON Long Beach, Calif. IRVIN PHILMON Waynesville, N. C. ELENORA NELSEN Ponca City, Okla. WALTER OSH IRO JOSEPH PATRICK Manville, N. J. H PRISCILLA REDFIELD Honolulu, Hawaii 1 32 JACK PROIE Pittsburgh, Pa. Emporia ALICE KENERSON Auvergne, Ark A CHARLES KE-RR Mahaska VINCENT KOZLOWSKI Manville, N. J. I f'?'1- FRED LEENEY Winsted, Connz A., Y -.-,-.X ,A- , LOUIS L. LERDA Pittsburgh, Pa. BILL LOCHEAD Weir 31 THOMAS LYNDE Emporia LAVEDA MAYERS Great Bend RAY MOREY Long Beach, Calif. LEROY MU LLER Americus I I I I I I I I TH ELMA STOUT Linden, Iowa JAMES WILLIAMS Bryant, Iowa I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I . JEAN 'FRU EX Great Bend HERBERT SULLIVAN BOB WIMMER Howard Westfield, N. J. VIRGINIA -THOMPSON Howard H EDWIN ULLOM Washington, Pa. TONY YANNE'l FE Bound Brook, N. J. I , we I, . A X, .A DAVID TREMAINIE . , Honolulu, Hawaii BETTY ZlNSzER 34 A Hays GEORGE ROSE Kansas City E l'lJEEN SNLS E-R Medicine Lodge - 3-up: -'Arn-951 'ffhgbeh -fa MARTHA ANN SHAW Eureka LEONARD SIU Honolulu, Hawaii MARJORIE SMITH Elkhart DALE SEARCY Emporia .4 MQ MICHAEL sl-IAN-DRA AHOI SIMEONA Honolulu Hawaii WlLLlAM SMITHE Honolulu, Hawaii LOREN STAMM Winsted, Conn. Concordia 33 Allah, Allah, Allah ...low, green, earthy worms .gnifiafion un The Frosh fake over, and the upperclassmen are all wet- 36 4.5-swegpiunsriui-4-J. 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VVVV V ?,,.,,s,,,: ,- , z ,,,,A s , ,.,,,:, ,.,,,..,aa, , ' ,, ,WA af ff hs or iss, ' 2 ,C i f I 'lr ' Y f fw f, ' A , .wffffmf , 39? ara? 999, , - aaa sea:-.Mwr.gzaz, ...E fm? fs is ,af vw , - f ' ff ' ff ' Q v ' .. 2W2S:fg5'8..,. , ,,?52I.1V 5351944 'WP 4.1 - f ,v,,, W .1 ' r , . f W gps? fals e 5? S5 4 Us 7 W ,v,, Q ,, .77 X lll 9 I, xy .as ,m f, N f Z 2 1 DV wi A ,,f, Coaches Wasson and Brown dressed ' if, sxsss fOl' file fl'3Y. ki ' 'sff A 'Liz XXX5Lx A A xx'4' .f Q f - ,ff' ' I ,s, X155 . . ,, ,,,, ,W ,MN f,fff,4f,,f W aw ,,w,mw,,fW,mL,.,, .C f 1 ' FIRST ROW: R. Apel, Burke, Morey, Peterson, Swedberg, Bosch, C. Ullom, Tarr, Gilbert, Lynde, Fiatte, Tilton, Sherman. -SECOND ROW: Coach Wasson, Rose, Sharpe, Weakley, Haire, Hunter, Burke, Oshiro, Wullschleger. THIRD 'ROW: Lange, Thew, Pemberton, Grayle, Bergsten, Lerda, Proie, Munson, Kanoa, Ham- ada, lkehara, Smithe, Chai, Coach Vanek. FOURTH ROW: Searcy, Rains, Roed- er, Loomis,- Painter, Ek, Wells, Boban, Dudash, Durand, Stenhouse, Bodnar- A chuk, Majkrzak, Coach Brown. With one of the largest turnouts in thehistory of football at The College of 'Emporia, Coach Murray Brown worked with a 72 man squad the opening week of school. Cutting his squadlto 64 men, he ,displayed his group of talented ball players to the public in an intra-squad game. Members came from all corners of the United States, and a fine group of 'boys came from the Territory of Hawaii. David Tremaine was the leading offensive back- field man, gaining a total of 705 yards. Don 'Durand led the scoring department with l9 ipoints. Jim Naughfd ton led the offensive rushers with 283. yards. Steve Bodnarchuk was the leading pass receiver with 199 yards. The Presbies 'gained an average of 262 yards a game to their opponents' l9l yards a game. Four wins, three losses, and one tie game was the record of the team. 'Eddie Hamada, from Hawaii, was the only member of the squad to gain a place on the first team' of the All-Kansas Conference. Don 'Durand, quarterback, and Hugh Haire, end, were placed on the second team. David Tremaine was placed among the top twenty pass tossers in the nation among small col- leges, with a total of 580 yards gained through the air. SUMMARY OF GAMES COLLEGE EMPORIA - - -7 PITTSBURG TEACHERS COLLEGE EMPORIA -,-7 WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE EMPORIA ,,-0 'MCPHERSQN COLLEGE EMPORIA ,,,3 'BAKER COLLEGE EMPORIA - -14 ' BETHANY COLLEGE EMPORIA - - -2 ' KANSAS WESLEYAN COLLEGE EMPORIA , - -5 YBETHEL COLLEGE EMPORIA 'I3 .... ,N-26 'QTTAWA 63 'KANSAS CONFERENCE GAMES Lu- i Q if - F- -' - -af . - E - .A W4fqg, ,i' I Hn-.,., if ,,.. - If if X if Q 'L --f 5 . 5' ' Q ani ,. :nn I H , f. , tt Amr '9' f I + 1 X af' Y , 1,2 W 'fr ' I , 4,4 I, lf .1 ,, wa ,wx N L f , ffflzif. . I v' La, xy v , , 7 ' X ,, - Ja V. , 1 V' I :lf P . 65? 1 Wa A 4 ' , f, ' 'Sw ,WYYM 1 ,,...,1,,,:,E ...,n-rf: .- .A -,-f f-is--1 , -A1-r -f l LEFT ENDS Swedberg, Proie, Cartwright, Haire jigAfin red led LEFT TACKLES Stenhouse, Sherman, Peterson, Bergsten LEFT GUARDS Tilton, Burke, Wullschleger, Majkrzak CENTERS Gilbert, Kanoa, Oshiro 42 'H+:x'a.'hm5E - .-. , . -.-. .,,....., H.. ,... fu, gg-T.,-..'.: -L:ai4z:.:,,,,,,:,,.,,:- I ,.-ig:-.-.Q . qgtnt, v -71,2 A J -13' 1. ,Y ,. I' 1 ,Q f vi L Q -Y p, . -3 -911 1: 5 -uf 1- n-:rg f' 31,2 gacmefr K, QUARTERBACKS Durand, Weakley, lkehara Tremaine, Ullom HALFBACKS Pemberton, Hunter, Munson, Burkey, Sharp HALF BACKS Rose, Painter, Lynde Lerda, Thew 'QT ' ,, ,, M, .f,-', ., Tiff, X ' FULLBACKS Morey, Roeder, Ek, Wells: Grahl 4! 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' ' , - -V , - ' - - F ' , - ' ' A f -1 4-f...... .1-..g..,.,,...r-U........,.--4-nag--ve-!:n1p1-.ggii-1.-Qk'2.i..,r5f45v:ya4fif'-1.'in'5:4g:L,,,,,5,5,,,:,155,-4,,,,,.,, -4.,,4-,,,,,u A --5,----' bf- - ----' -' . f 1, ...J --.-f.v- -.,.f-n-,Q...:.-.-,RAL I- . - ,nr ...,.., .5-F:-.1ur:.efr.f:-.Q-n.1?.,-zwfg-.W-.y 1 v We're not rough, and we're not tough, But, brother, are we determined! omecomin 1 A5 , ..u.a.. wx , .ffm .-'nv srl 4-f M-f ,.-v.a- X 5 4 MLK 5: R o V615 . GQ' Niiiwecow 9205 fa lance 7 0LU'l 6636 5.92 6 5 N9 When the cold winter winds howl over the Gwinn Henry Cemetery, the restless ghosts of Baker, McPherson and all the others hover over the tomb- stones. Named for a renowned Presby coach, the graveyard, located on the -northwest part of the campus, is the final resting place for those teams de- feated by the C. of E. football squad. After each victory the team, followed by the student body, carries the headstone to the cemetery to be set in place with proper ceremony. One of the pre-ministerial students delivers the funeral oration, and the mourners bemoan the sad fate of the deceased. Judging from the appearance of our football team, we will have to build a bigger cemetery for those ghosts to haunt. Epistle to Peter, the Presby . . . Friends, Romans, Countrymen , . . ' A' --- 'F --'3' -- -A-.-4e.,...ggf2'..s. ,e ,egg 241. ,H ,mx ,...4,,.:,-1-, 1 , ,V . 77' .V ' ' ' 'Y y - ,Y , - ' '- Sf- N-we - - ff-M' ' e- 1:-Y.----we .,:-,.se..4.xau1e.1u1ii1aL.-.:4 - - es... 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LEFT TO RIGHT Bernard Black Mrs. Blanche Redfield, President Paul McCIeave, Dr. CLl'l'll0lft6 The Administrative Committee of the College is com- posed of faculty members appointed by President McCIeave. Thiscommittee, which was formed last year, meets on call to discuss general administrative problems referred to it by'the President. Questions concerning curriculum, discipline, and academic policies are worked out by this group. They have also undertaken the development of a faculty handbook. As the name implies, this committee is responsible for final de- cisions in many matters ofadministration of the college. Presi- dent McCleave, Dr. F. R. Flournoy, Academic Dean, Mrs. Red- field, Dean of Women, and Bernard Black, Dean of Men, are members of this committee. 52 A N ' , , ,- ...e 1.-,..z,,, - . .5.- l 1 3fo2v ,f-r.u.w- m-m.u-..-.agn,f1-'-':w,-e::-.--r:----'r-- '-- Pj-'-A ---:v -Y---fe ag.5f-:e1:fHs'Fji7ff2r'fa?d'-'esff'e2?-'A T'- -wrn--?3f -3429'f'A1:ff f 5'-:1-1' -' - ' ' ' ' ' , 3 0 ffffm Jana me fewf We LOUISE PERKINS Attendant THOMAS MCGAHEY Attendant 51 PAULA FANKHAUSER Attendant EARL PAI NTER Attendant - .- - V ---W Y--ff-ff- j'gj:'4 Z f Y - -fi HEY A ,-... fiitf ' 1 - .. ,1 ,, .- x v- v f ' . fs- v ...M ..,- -. ,g-g:':L,.1nZQ-.,2rr::.f- . V, .,p,,, 1 ',': '35, .w ,4,-J. --57:1 'fifi'-. 'Z1-xl ., fffl- '- - fa. . FJ - 'f.'C 'I V' , 1 T -'Y ---' ' ...gg-e.p53::g55::Af 'w-ff -g -.5-'Sr' . , -1 ..: -fy: Q- -1 V fi ' V- - 1 -'- ' ,,,N,.k..--. . . 1 ,. , 4 . PN i YU 'U Dx 'U 3 .Q U 'U 1 C , O ..I ..l X I I D. ...I z D Q . ,,,, I O 2 w , 4 r U afzsu' -ww A-.-.F A --' 1-0'2 1 mr? lj...-.r-' I-,- :--f..---Q. A , .--. .4-Ea: ,,..f.1- - .-.Q - .- 4-u44Lcf-.Q-gi-Si4-5.ng'- -ftsi-hiiiL.Lf16gLi5'vwfukli'e'-13.55-ErQ3j4r.Q-3Qa:L4:14-fia:-317 '.f.....2jL 3.-lhkggs ::.:: A 'g'f A':'l'YlW x f 'f,Ff'17'?-'55,-'93f'5'3 3 4'f':-'.,.,f, A - FIRST IROW: Mr. Black, M. Munson, Majkrzak, Carpenter McGahey Byrne SECOND ROW: Cameron, Kappelmann, Haire, Hamer, Dudley. lflleefa The chief purpose of the Student Commission is to foster cooperation between students and the administration. The Commission also sponsors student activities, such as clean up day, the all school picnic, dances, and the issuing of the stu- dent handbook. Their latest project is the improvement of the recreation room in the, basement of Kenyon Hall. Mem- bers are Hugh Haire, President, Charlotte Kappelmann, Sec- retary, Tom McGahey, Treasurer, Ellen Cameron, Doris Hamer, Garrett Carpenter, Bob Byrne, Jean Dudley, John Majkrzak, and Mike Munson. Mr. Bernard Black serves as the faculty advisor. 53 w,,f,:,:,: K ' ' X4 ,.X.1,--': . . -A I 1 1- - -- ,1 -12 ::f ' J - 3 J-'-1 'f- 3 in ' 'M A' 'Y in , 1 3 5 1 . if I J X r 1 1 2 E x E 2 l i E E I e ir 6 ?i 5, CU 'U . L- 0 r 2 Fr Q X, m I, c 4 O Q cn i 3 2 2 1 'ES Nl- Q! .J ' 3 ...I QS 4 i I E 5 oc 19 O G- i l l..l..I i 72 Q I A u l .. .4 ,, 1. ,. .x- .. ...Q.. M,,...g. .. ,U Nm N , A 4 ,'wHi,RB,wL::,:-:LiamQv:QyN:Jmwxkvg-,,:Egy.',f,M :Z-0 iii- Q ,,' ,W 2- ,-A -li, Ai T -i , -L I Q- , . K vb Y !, ,A Q V Vi V - , - K ,--m:m4.:. .:..4'f 551-v, '.-....,,,,1 ,,.. ,U .,,,, - ,.- f- Y 5 -21 - v 'Y-- -- 4----- -f - - 1, 3 f W- -Y A 7-4 ,A 4 , l Y , - --M , - 2' - ' '-' - ' , N' , ,, 664+-ti , i,..N-.- - f.::-4.41-ww w -.4,:.--, - 1 .. V ., ' . - - :,.. L. A l'n ?gNk -gg, t um , .l xu:--zsvrz-me--m--1 . -yt..-. -.--a---- ,..T-.:.,- L- V . -, sxH436.?3f:,5? 5 f ff-'F f ' ' -7 ' -2 - 45+ 'E H, . EUHKCLIU Ct Known over Kansas as one of the best women's dormitories in the state, Dunlap Hall has been the place of many happy hours for the seventy girls residing here. The House Council of Dunlap Hall this year was made up of Margaret Keraus, President, Doris Hamer, Vice-President, Mary Beth Herriott, Secretary, Marjorie Fisk, Treasurer, Cynthia Carson, Head Proctor, and rep- resentatives from each class. Mrs. Florence Lesh was the capable House Mother, who looked after the girls and their home. The new sponsor, Mrs. Blanche H. Redfield, was the Dean of Women, she frequently came to the house meetings. Last summer the parlors were completely redeco- rated. The floor was covered with new dusty rose car- peting. New lamps, slip covers, and venetian blinds were added to enhance the beauty of the carpets. Dunlap Hall has sponsored several outstanding so- cial events this year, including a reception in September for the new students and faculty, and the traditional Open House. MRS. FLORENCE LESH House Mother LEFT TO RIGHT: Carpenter, Perkins, Hamer, June Walker, Keraus, Curtis, Carson, Fry, Fisk. 55 ,M ., -...-,,,..-: '.1- v - ,,,, . ,.,1.,.,. ,.--- Y-3 5' ' . -' l You should see it at ten o'clock! l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l Clip joint An A for Apel 58 Crumb Chums Old Folks at Home 0l lfl'l ik aidin- .. -AAR' 4 A F5 A -fl , fl, -, l 9 '- W mlaoria ,Ala Emporia Hall was the home of approximately 80 students from all over the United States, Hawaii, and Cuba this year. The executive body is the house council, which consists of a president, secretary, treasurer, and one representative from each class. lts functions are to enforce the house constitution and to deal with other matters that arise concerning Emporia Hall. The members of the house council for the l948-49 term were:Bill Neighbou r, President, David Stenhouse, Secretary, Dick Perry, Treasurer, Dirk Graye, Myron Munson, Kenneth Weller, Cecil Ullom. This fall Mrs. William Hanna was secured as the new house mother. She and her husband occupy a suite of rooms on first floor. Mr. Black is the faculty representative serving on the house council. Emporia Hall, in conjunction with Dunlap Hall, sponsored their annual fall formal in September. They put on a chapel pro- gram in February. Open house was held on February IO. Many improvements were made in the dormitory last sum- mer. The furniture in the parlor was reconditioned, new beds were installed, hallways and landings were laid with permanent linoleum, the rooms were painted, broken windows were replac- ed, and general repairs were made throughout the building. 'M i f vgg f if 3 fall? K 4 e 'Sv f N i 4 my ' 9 s 1' f W3 f J X X 4 'X ' X15 ' ' . s..,,f.f . ff 5 . . f I 1 7 . ' 3 ' I 'Iam A qv 'lghi rfp-. 9, A 1 .J .... V l gyda V? I V A ., V I .V MXJ: It k 7 ,.... ' ' ' 7 t W . 1 ' . - '1g.1i2'i': -WN' 'Q 'J :fx MT'-s'61b1'w10'-mf , - ' ' v-'-'ff' V 1' W A ,Q ' .0 . fe' ' fy ' vi r, . .,,,, ' 'T 'Y -7' 43 7,,,.'y 1 in M ' ly, ' 'V I , 754 N 'UC'-f N - f ff - ' VT v .nf ,. Q- -f. .V 53?-if . V ' .- ' ' :fl r zfz' ' ' , -.N 3 - ..- 4 - ' LEFT TO RlGHT: D. Stenhouse, D. Perry, Mr. Black D Graye B Neighbour K Weller C Ullorn, M. Munson. 57 f f , if ffszzi' -' X w,4,,w Presby Basketeers in action Ernie Vanek, Coach ' I Af 60 W 4 .f.L.w5:v.!w-m:....a.,-14 - f 1 .-.A ,- .. v.f.,4+-x...-1-T..--,.g, -agzf g:.:r .. ,..-...Mg ,,,-,L,::.:-.,. .. , Y - , ' -. - ' 1 ' ' V - -- -, ' - '- .-'ff 1' u- :-:ff .I-.-....- -, A ..:....fa.-,:u-:.4L1.g,f 1. - 1: rf' ,.--f. 5 sw-' --- ,rw -4--' 2 ,-n. - n.-L :.-.11 .L-wx ' ' - - - . - . ..V V., , dw.. -LM M-..-Firm, V ,,,,,,, .-vc --:-f-4-2 w9l?F'F 26':1f::nTasn.::-e'-Q.-g--.g,ggpwfr:Z,,1gi.i'zzS 2 ,.:::2 J? ,' - -:J--Q-4- . 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OFFICERS Clifford Pfeltz .......................................... President Robert Rogers ...................................... Vice-President Cynthia Carson ................................. Secretary-Treasurer Dr. F. R. Flournoy ........................................ Sponsor Mr. Bernard Black ................................ Assistant Sponsor SEA-l-ED: Carson, Kappelmann, Walker, Carnahan, Root, H. Pfelfz. STANDING: Kerr, Ander- ginit A- APSL P- APSL R- APSL Black, Fl0Urr10y, Achon, Carpenter, Manchester, Keraus, C. e z. MEMBERS NOT PICTU RED Leslie Anders Robert Rogers Alta Nye Wayne Veatch Dick Ballmer Dirk Graye David Stenh0uSe Arnold Wullschleger Dale Dean Bert Jamison Dr- JOY Talbert Kenneth Weller 66 mari l V V ...WY g,M,,gY,-V . ., .,.- . . .. .. . .-.a ,... .a 4a...e-rt-. ,.-,- .Q - 45: gialy ..t:-1-he : ,.-,'-af,:45b1ig.1,,Q,g,,,, ,,,J,fif,,.,4 ,..,,,1,-'., , ,L--wa -.3,.:Lw T, 1. . 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F ,,,,.,,q .,. 5. f ggmrgf:-:Ir ggi-:.45'9?argsi1Q:':L.,+,4'.5,n,5'y,J'k A A v i I-A ' fgrgi . , -:-:.ue'.vx , ,..t,o..1.3-: ,. been - H - fr? , MEMBERS NOT 'PICTURED Helen Pfeltz Jayne Mailloux Tulio Quagliani Mary Bell Jack Bell Harry James Tom McGahey Dirk Graye, Dave Stenhouse Rosemary Ingold , Avery Manchester FRONT ROW: Peery, Fankhauser, Nye, Wilson, Forsberg, Nelson, Prosser, Redfield. BACK ROW: Lochead, Pfeltz, McCallum, Burkley, Gill, Byrne. C .J 5 WA., This year the Players have been among the most active of the campus organizations. Two plays were presented: the fall produc- tion of Angel Street, and George Washington Slept Here, y which was presented this spring. The Piffle Play, a one-act satire, was presented for the student body in chapel. The Players also sponsored a trip to Kansas City to attend a Maurice Evans produc- tion of G. B. Shaw's Man and Superman. Officers of the club are John McCallum, President, Tulio Quag- liani, Vice-President and Treasurer Cfirst semesterlg Priscilla Red- field, Secretary, Don Gill, Publicity Manager, Miss Charlotte Fors- berg and Dr. Joy Talbert, Sponsors. Inspector Rough-just in time! John Barrymore McCallum won't talk-for once. Furniture compliments of Mrs. White. ' ' ee A 'UAH'-562464-A , , ., .. ., ,. . .. .. ., ,,. -. . - e . .-- .... ...- as -ey - L.-...Q-we .ff-.e,:4:Q,L,fq,5,h:,X,-5,iw., , ga,-,,a v. ,..g4gxM -,- 4- or -. . . 1 -'H'S1lwfr: -2-1-use-wwf--Q,-ag -xv-1--H .-v-- ' -- --,-f:4-- ' , vga: ,.- an --.fxEu3.,:9.sf-v,L-..,,, .,,., .,,....,....V.1- . Y, , ' .ai ' wks QRS' 1 , . Q Q? N X FRONT ROW Dudley Galvez Athon Draper Gleasman BACK ROW Dunlap Salser Acosta Mayers Kenerson Barney 06l'I'L0l00AfCU'L A Since l925 the Cosmopolltan Club has been actuve on the campus as an organlzatlon whose asm IS to develop appreclatlons of all racial groups by studying and understandlng thelr cultures Thus club made up of students from foreign lands or from varlous racial groups and students majoring or mlnormg ln rellgnon assists foreign students by fosterlng contacts among the racxal groups represented on the campus Thus year the regular club meetings have featured movies and slsdes on several countries and talks by the forelgn members on the customs and characterlstlcs of thenr natlve lands The club also sponsored a program whereby books were sent to students nn Korea OFFICERS President Flrst Semester Merrill Athon President Second Semester Peter Draper Ray Sfeger Vlce Presldent 8. Program Chairman Ardelle Dunlap Secretary Mass Belle Gleasman SPOHSOI' MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Josue Achon Phllup Pettugohn Wulma Watkms Clarence Chow Raymond Steger Alfa NYG Gegrgla Ggggmg Jlmmle Barber Donald Watklns Sheridan Robbins Maxme Flowers JOBN Henderson ,a,E:.,,,,,., - gf! Jiriii- : I I 1 I ' : I I 1 I I ' ' O . . . . . I I a I I , ------------------------------ . I . ---------------------'----'----- 1 Jean Dudley ...... ...-.-.- --------------------------- - - TI'e3Sl-lfef 67 3 ' A ' f ' '+-+::. . H - i fy w A nerr'ff'- 2w'f f'f'a -'211 - L-4,51-rg-5 qgggegsgfggigrgfggfggai1-52553,-gg-e7g,,v35r.b.y'Q ' . ,.-c, . r -J . . -:gas-'-ff - Y-eu-1 -22'--' K -J FRONT ROW: Fankhauser, lrving, Woodbury, Mallum, Evans, Crellin. MIDDLE ROW: Elwell, Spence, Prosser, Bigger. BACK ROW: Leugemors, Zinszer,' Peery, Silven, Bell. 5742 fa, cm C. of E. is once again coming to be known as The Little School with the Big Voice. All the students supportthe team with their cheers, but the members of the Pepa Club yell loudest and longest. ln their white sweaters with College of Emporia emblazoned on the back, they are a colorful and noisy part of thecheering section. , The girls hold frequent meetings to learn new cheers and to plan pep chapels. They are especially busy during the football season,'when they or- ganize pre-game pep rallies and post-game burial services. To the Pep' Club goes a great deal of credit for the C. of E. spirit. The club also sponsored a number of social events during the year, including 'a dance after each home game. The highlight of the year's activities was the Sadie Hawkins Week celebration. A Phyllis Woodbury served as President of the Pep Club, assisted by Bev- erly Spence as Vice-President. The Secretarv-Treasurer was Naomi Crellin. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Ruth Thomas Joan Foraker Jayne Mailloux Tillie Galvez Katy Dehllnger Ernestine Dehlinger Mary Wise Marjorie Smyth Jean Truex Barbara Weesner Mary Carr Martha Ann Shaw 70 M' 'A W ' ---' W'a---rea'-'f --is Hr-1-'fe-lr' s - if- ' - . -f.Zf.,eg a t P -W: 4 . -,...,-- N -sf. ' : . 1' - J alalaa micron The local chapter of this organization, a na- tional honorary home economics fraternity, was or- ganized in l928. Its purpose is to develop a keener interest in the home and to promote a broader cul- tural and social outlook among its members. , FRONT ROW: Penna, Hamer, Searcy, Wilson, Wilks. BACK ROW ' Hagadorn, Mangrum, Acosta. ome conomicri -jr ' FRONT ROW: Foraker, Hamer, Penna, St. John, Mallum, Hagadorn, Mangrum. BACK ROW: Evans, Crellin, Salser, Acosta, Curtis, Alberg, Bigger. All students who are interested in any aspect of the field of home eco- nomics are eligible to join this club. Reports on subjects of interest to the group are given by the members, and outside speakers appear before the club occasionally. Emphasis is placed on new methods in the field, so that members of the club may become acquainted with them. 69 4fffv'f-f.-- -vw,-:'f.-Q 'y ,, Y-Y -r rr ' ' -f-'-Q-:ye-W -if FRONT ROW: Moore, Brown, Simpson, Prosser, McFerrin. BACK ROW: Pierson, Porter, Fisk, Walker, Hollister, Keraus. Wu !0Ai gpdikn A Mu Phi Epsilon is the national music sorority in the professional field, the purpose of which is to recognize scholarship, musicianship and to promote friendship among its members. The local chapter was organized in 1929. Election to the organization is based on musicianship, scholastic ability, personality, and character. Any girl majoring or minoring in music is eligible to become a candidate for membership, if she can maintain a B grade aver- age and can demonstrate her ability as a performer. Programs at the meetings vary and include frequent musical presenta- tions by the members. A study is made of the performance and background of music. . Among the national projects of Mu Phi is a rehabilitation program, whereby music and musical instruments are sent to war-devastated areas. Mar- garet Keraus represented the local chapter at the National Convention, held last summer in Cleveland, Ohio. MEMBERS Margaret Keraus ...........................,,,..,,.. ,-,- P resident Shirley Prosser -................ , ................... Vicel.. President Barbara l'l0lllSTeI' ...... .4 .......................-. Recording Secretary Mafieffe Simpson -----.....-................. Corresponding Secretary Kathryn Perkins ......................,,,,,.- ,,--,-,,-,- H jgtorjan Martha Pierson ................,..,,,.--, -,,,,,,-,---,,-- W arden Lois McFerrin ...............,....,, ,--,,,,,, 4 ----------- C haplain Lucile Porter ..............,...,,,,,, ,,,---------------- T reasuj-er Connie Brown June Walker Mary K. Moore Charlotte Rogers Marjorie Fisk 72 4-L - -M -.. .... . .U -.,,..v-4',,-. L, ,Q-f -',- g,,1.'.,,, ,- -w'-'-'-- , ,' .- a , -' .: .- 1 r- . nf . ' - - '- -f-' -rr'-Serra.-.1wws:. .+,s1.- ew-4. .-.....- 1 .. rs.- -91:-:.4s. ,: . f -ii sa- fu ms, , M ::. .a1w.V:+fr -.w 'W' 'rf FRONT ROW: Kappelmann, Carson, Talbert, Flowers. BACK ROW: Green Perkins, L. Walker, Graye. , During the schoolyear of i948-49 the Quill Club continued to function as an organization for those interested in developing their creative writing tal- ents. The members submitted their writings to the club for constructive criticism. They presented a radio program made up of short articles and poetry, and also contributed articles to the Scroll of the ls Rune chapter. - MEMBERS NOT PICTURED George Langley, Chancellor, Marjorie Hammer, Scribe, Janet Carnahan, Miss Laura Meier, Vice-Chancellor and Sponsor. lainie Under the guidance of Miss Charlotte Forsberg, coach, the debate team sprang from oblivion into the limelight, bringing home the second-place trophy from the first competition of the season. Following this coup at Pittsburg, the lngold-Manchester combination went on to win three out of four- at William Jewell, three out of four at Ottawa, and similar successes at other tournaments. Climax of an eventful season was a trip to the national Pi Kappa Delta meet at Peoria, Illinois. Other members of the squad are George Langley and Harold Spear. Avery lays down the law, while Rosemary reveals her sole. 71 PLEDGES BACK ROW: Thew, Allen, D. smlfn. FRONT ROW: Burke, Johnson, ' l-llnlele, Michael. I Presby athletes lettering in a major sport are eligible to join the 'fE ' Club. Meetings are held regularly, and the lettermen sponsor a number of ' social events during the year, including the E Club formal dance in the spring. Officers for the year include Wiley Alberg, President, Calvin Dill, Vice- President, Kenneth Sherman, Secretary, David Stenhouse, Treasurer, Vernon Weakley and Bob Fiatte, Publicity Committee. P l l l l l l l l l l l l ee- eeee l , , BACK ROW: Stenhouse, Durand, Ek, Alberg, Sherman, Haire, Vanek lSponsorl. FRONT ROW: I Sharp, Heckman, Dill, R. Anderson, Fiatte. Q l l ' 1 V 74 gr -n4...s1beln1z : -. P 5-auf: f' -:Q-7,151 -'fji-eg vi -- va- -.1-e!:..,.E,-.qf.1.,L-,,., .:.., .,,.. -. -.-.,..- mi mu .xdlalza C of E's chapter of Phi Mu Alpha, national honorary music fraternity, has, during the past year, continued to work toward improving and enlarging its organization. Established at the college in 1929 and reorganized last year, the Beta Zeta chapter. promotes fellowship among men interested in music. Membership is open to men of good scholastic standing who participate in the school's musical activities. MEMBERS George Munson ......................................... President Don Koets ......................................... Vice-President Ford Maddick ................... 5 .............. Secretary-Treasurer Merrill Athon ....................................... ..--Historian Leon McKusick John Forsberg Joseph Townley Lyndon R. Street LEFT TO RIGHT: Athon, Maddick, Forsberg, Koets, Munson, McKusick, Street, Townley. 73 ' W ' 1 W.-.1 .. .. ..,f. . v ., 'f 4 -::iAf f i f 4f2:f -iflf ' ' iff' 'W'- STANDING: Bender, Baumer, Steger, J. Anderson, G. Carpenter, Koets, A. Apel, Manchester. SEATED: Hodison, Watkins, R. Anderson, Barney, Maddick. imc . A The Y - attempts to fill the needs not rnet by any other organization on the campus. Their objective is to broaden the understandingof Christian principles by working through the mind, the body, and the spirit. This year, in conjunction with the YWCA, they held a Christmas Dance and a St. Pat- rick's Day party and sponsored other social evenings. The joint Y's worked on a project of week-end and Sunday Caravans. They also helped students find interesting and instructive summer work. Encouraged by the healthy in- crease in interest shown during the second year of its existence on the campus the Y will continue to play a vital part in the activities of C of E. OFFICERS Avery Manchester ................. . ....,,,.,..,.,.,,, President Donald Koets --....-....-.......... ............... V ice-President Bob AflC.l6l'SOI'1 .......... . ........... ,..,,,-,------,-- S ec,-Treas. 76 I 'WPI'-fa-afar-2:-J-ff-,.,ng -if-5.1: Lrg: ' f- '-ff-iff - .- -.av ww..-,,.,a.1,-my-5,-.,,, ,:,g,,.,.1 .....,,.,-, M- . ,Q ,- . LEFT TO RIGHT Anderson M Apel McFerrm Nye Boss: Brown Erickson Bender Hembree 3 C0 eg? 0 g,l'l'Ll00I lCL CLQFLCQ to advance the cause of, and to stlmulate mterest nn, the several natural scsences astronomy biology chemustry geology mathematics, and physncs, to emphaslze the close relationship between the varrous natural sciences, to understand the Importance of scnence m man s daily llfe, to glve service to our college and the surroundmg commumtnes whenever at us possuble to do so OFFICERS Gllbert Hembree Presudent Larry Barney Vlce President John Anderson Secretary and Treasurer W V McFerrm Sponsor -as-ge.-,---f w P '9'-44' W Ae B ! ' . . 9 Cf Z U Sanford Erickson ........- ---------------.------------ R epoffer vs A BACK ROW: Sullivan, Farmer, Ek, James, C. Ullom, Zujkowski, Kozlowski, Achon, Chow. MIDDLE ROW: Gleasman, Dunlap, Mussett, M. Bell, Root, F. Brown. FRONT ROW: Kenerson, A. Davis, Greco, Thompson. Acosta, Salser, M. Anderson. anguage Cfugd i The increased interest in the foreign language department in '48-'49 re- sulted in the reorganization of the Spanish, German, and French clubs. These clubs give the students a chance to increase their skill as linguists as well as provide an opportunity for study of the cultures of the different countries. Tillie Galvez, President George Langley, Vice-President LaVeda Mayers, Secretary Maria,Acosta, ' Treasurer Belle Gleasman, Sponsor FRENCH CLUB JoAnn Root, President Cathryn Curtis, Sec.-Treas. Mrs. Faith Brown, Sponsor SPANISH CLUB Alice Kenerson Eileen' Salser John Majkrzak Steve 'Bodnarchuk John Cheney Yolanda Greco Thelma Forsberg Paula Apel Maria Acosta Margaret Keraus Phyllis Woodbury Barbara Hollister Ruth Thomas Mary- ,Bell Betsy McCulloch Alta Nye Herbert Sullivan Donald Farmer Donald Ek Harry James Cecil Ullom Vincent Zujkowski Vincent. Kozlowski Josue Achon Clarence Chow Ardelle Dunlap Bonnie Mussett Ann Davis Virginia Thompson Melda Anderson GERMAN CLUB Tony Yannette President Helen Lou Fry, Vice-President Mary Carr, Sec.-Treas. Mrs. Faith Brown, Sponsor Nancy Flo Curtis Gerald Frisch Bill Smithe Bob Poire Thelma Stout Bill Lochead Bob Wimmer Myron Apel vu1urx-rse-.u-uq-vns-::fwe-wKg- ' wma- - --- - L- ..-.-- rf... -- '-'1'- - - - -1' :4e,:ev'-G-'3.ff?,! --1:4--.-I - - ,Q-L: - 'fame--1-qs-9-5,-,wan-wee,-1 -,-.-,.,.--1-fl-.-,.-. , BACK ROW: Black, Dunlap, Thompson, Leugemors, Wilson, Acosta, St. John, Talbert. SEC- OND ROW: Galvez, Nye, Pierce, Zinszer, Salser, June Walker. FRONT ROW: Redfield, Miller, Dudley, lrving, Truex, Shaw . WCA The women of the YWCA were very active during the past year in their program to serve the student body. In addition to their regular inspirational meetings they sponsored several successful social events: the Iittle sister program for new girls on the campus, a skating party, the Christmas program and party lwith the YMCA7, recreation night, and the St. Patrick's Party lwith the YMCAJ. Maurine Pierce -- OFFICERS President ' Vice-President Doris Hamer- ...................................... Elma St. John --- Secretary Alta Nye ' .................................. Mary Lou Wilson Charlotte Davis -- ---....----- Treasurer -- Program Chairman Project Chairman Project Chairman Eileen Salser ........................... ......... Velma Hagadorn Georgia Googins - Lora Leugemors - Publici Chairman - W Devotional Chairman - Devotional Chairman Membership Chairman Maria Acosta ....... Mary K. Moore .......-.......................... Music Chairman Sponsor Dr. Joy Talbert .-.------------------------ - ------------- Mrs. Bernard Blac Sponsor k ....,................................. Maw Jane Graham Berniece Bossi Betty Jane Roberts Elenora Nelson Charlotte Davis Alice Kenerson Janet Carnahan :-' , Q-f -S , V MEMBERS NOT PICTURED 77 ,ear-f.-gvr'2 'S'-,AEBBZVJS-4' Maxine Flowers Pat Lange Wilkes q Wilma Watkins Gwenda Braum Delores Searcy Georgia Googins on-1714. 'T - '1'- l LEFT TO RIGHT llN BACKJ J. Bell, M. Bell, Kappelmann, Carson, Root, Weller. FRONT: lngold, Koets, L. Walker. C. RJ. The staff of the Alla Rah presents this l949 edition with the hope that it will give pleasure to the College of Emporia students, faculty, and alumni, now and' in the future. COMPLETE STAFF C0-Editor -------------- R0sema Y lngold Class Panels ........... Marjorie Hammer Co-Editor ................ Lois V. Walker Sports ------------.-------,-- Bill Allen Business Managef ---------- .Dfmald Koefs Sales Manager - Mary Beth Herriott Ph0f09 aPhY -------------- Fred Bedigfsw Salesmen ................ Mary K. Moore Clarence Chow 'Adrian Apel Copy Editor ................. 'JoAnn Root COPY ------------------- CYn'fl'lla Carson Faculty Advisor Kenneth Weller Charlotte Kappelmann H 80 Joann Walker Pat Mallum Lora Leugemors Miss Margaret Howell 5: E 1 l Q, 1 l l F L l a. Y E E l l if :J f l 1 if H4 G l W--fe- l xl l x 1 r l 4 Q ll l il il ii l . l l l r LEF7- Garre-ff.TO RIGHT afrvaieili-ff f?'-'f-'xv -ef-1-5.15-wjge -:Q-js-51 '-ffjfr. 3 -.- -env f-qw, I . 11.1-fme,-., .,. .,,,v.,.,.L ., FR0 f fl N7-. G 'V ,9 ' D3-1,,, ACK: . Ohio EGIIL C 1 . SIL Har,-e tz' H. P l Allen felt! Ne. . lghbour , Joann Walk e 'L Welfec D Cofdge ,ik jay The College Life, official newspaper of the college, is pub- lished every two weeks by the journalism class. Numerous printi'ng difficulties were encountered this year, but a satisfactory arrange- ment was finally made. V Bob Rogers resigned as editor at the close of the first semes- ter, and was succeeded by Bill Allen. Gerald Fisher is the business manager. Other members of the staff are Kenneth Weller, Phyllis Woodbury, June Elwell, Bob Fiatte, Harold Rains, Donald Garrett, Velma Hagadorn, John D'Antonio, Clifford Pfeltz, Helen Pfeltz, Bill Neighbour, Cynthia Carson, Don Gill, and Margaret Walker Harr. Miss Margaret Howell is the faculty sponsor. 79 F0 H ,f' . g' - . -1-,- ::,L,,..3,,-3,-,-1,57-uzzsz., ,. ey,4'frs-JH. ' 'av-5145 BACK ROW: Mailloux, Carr, June Walker, Truex, Joann Walker, Woodbury, Fisk, Porter, Herriott, White, Kappelmann, Carson, Mayers, Keraus, Stout. FRONT ROW: Nelson, Prosser, Fankhauser, Fry, Irving, Peery, Redfield, Graham, E. Dehlinger, K. Dehlinger, Leugemors, Bartlett. amen its Le Music lovers throughout Kansas had an opportunity to enjoy the superior qualities of C of E's Women's Glee Club when this group made a four day tour over the state in early March. Emporians and fellow stu- dents were entertained by their annual concert which showed ample proof of the ability of the glee club under the direction of Lucile Porter. The Women's Trio and Sextette, made up of members of this group, A gave several outstanding performances before clubs and churches of Emporia. C OFFICERS Katherine Dehlinger ................................ President Mary Beth Herriott ............................. Vice-President Joann Walker ..................................... Secretary June Walker ...-........................... Business Manager Helen Fry -----------------------................. Librarian Ernestine Dehlinger .............................., - Librarian Marjorie Fisk .................................. Accompanist l ez 2146- 9.4- JK , 4 , X Ha , .14- , 'K , .lllvf -,::L,:,:- -5 ' s Q ,'1 fx X 1 . ,. ff Q, .. ,Q . Q Q fi , . 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Apel, Fitzsimmons Swathel, Hembree. FRONT ROW: Lochead, Barney, Naughton, Barker, Richard Johnson Robert Johnson, Koger, M. Apel, Fiatte, Francis. Accompanist-Maddick, Director-Lyndon Street. . ' ...Q gi. cm The Men's Glee Club serves to bring varied musical offerings to those students and Emporians who appreciate fine music. During the '48-'49 year this outstanding organization took part in many activities: the Christmas program, engagements before Emporia civic clubs, their annual concert which was followed by a week-long tour in April, and the Glee Club-Quartet Conclave. This conclave, in which a number of men's glee clubs and quartets from all parts of the state participated, was a memorable part of the year's musical activities. lt is hoped that this will become an annual event at C of E under the sponsorship of the Men's Glee Club. The members of this organization who comprise the Men's Quartet, Bill Lochead, John Forsberg, Leon McKusick, and George Munson, ap- peared at schools, churches, and before various civic groups during the year and plan to make a four-week tour in June to Presbyterian churches over the state. OFFICERS Donald Koets ......-... ------------------- ---------- P F esident Leon McKusick -,--,-,, ,,-.,,.,...,.,.. ......... V i ce-President Bill Lochead ......- .---------- ---------------- ----- 5 G C ef3 Y George Munson .....-.- ..--------- ------------- ---- T f 6 aSU'e John Forsberg ....... ...--------- ------------ ------- l- ' b faflan Ford Maddick ...... -..---- ------------- -------- - A C C0mPa 5f Lyndon R. Street ...-.. ----------- ----------- -------- - D ' rector MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Leon McKusick and Tony Yannette 83 r '2f:vT-'hiss ' .f . 'ff X ' F U ' n----111' 'e - -- A?E'Z5 '3 -' :.,- f'?:.:.1 an X, 'N X f , , f- X NS N. XS., 6 wwf? M..-,......... ..4,,.., W ki sv at-muah isw 4,3 .X , X 1 Rf' f , W Xmxx 5 Y gg fff 'if bw x A W f O 2 . f, ' 9 Vi fw.,fM.,,..,.W,, ,, N..- . , f' f f , x Q 2 , A 2 A ay V, , jo x I xg. f XS 1 X I Q, T3 f X5 K i . '1 fm WW S W, fm ' T if K K ...-1...,, 1 , , x-1-w - - --s ff.-'.1-f-1. - .-V 4--u-Q..-Qeifir,-.pig gaaf.i,a.q.ggi,,-.,-,:.21,Qq:,g2:-gg lx-L-g..-...Q-mmm LYNDON R. STREET Director BACK ROW: Naughton, Seto, McKusick, Swathel, Barker, Koets, Carpenter, G. Munson, Berg- sten, A. Apel, Schwartz, Neighbour, Maddick. SECOND ROW: Lochead, Weller, Carr, June Walker, Joann Walker, Woodbury, Zinszer, Herriott, Ingold, Leulgemors, Keraus, Stout, Miller, Fiatte, M. Apel. FRONT ROW: Thomas, Shaw, Prosser, lrving, Peery, Truex, Fankhauser, Fry, Nelson, Hamer, Silven, Glenn, Kg Dehlinger, Moore, Nelsen, Fisk. .A Calalae a C4000 Approximately fifty voices, blended into a choir of outstanding quality, compose the College of Emporia Vesper A Capella Choir. This group, under the direction of Lyndon R. Street, sang at the inaugural service, presented a concert with the orchestra in May, performed before civic groups and at the William Allen White recognition program, and supplied the music for Bac- calaureate and Commencement. During the past year the choir has carried on the tradition of the College of Emporia, continuing to present inspiring music. OFFICERS Margaret Keraus .........------------------------------- Pl'6Sid6F1f Donald Koers ,,.,..-............. .................. V ice-President Leon MCKu5iCk ---,,,-,,.,,... .................. S ecretary-Treasurer Jim Naughton ............. ...-...--- -----.....-.-.----- L i brarian Marjorie Fisk ...........-- --------- ------------------ A C C0mPanlSf 85 'fi 1, 4 I 4 f Wi 92 2,01 WI 2' 1 1 ya M, f. x F ff , 1, 4 1 . I 5 Y ' 1 NX Y--44 :,f'ff:wws1M fswlegw, f 4 , 1 ,X.q':'?: 1-:ale-9s:L--'j:'f1f':f1f-5-H---qs- ., , ,, U1 N -.zlerh-:Ts-T 1511-Vu' W-uf ln, V A 213-f',-3 , H 1?gQ.?Qz,.-':-paa,yn5ggu!.ri.5g,xy1gg:.xf-'nv1- -:sf-g .A.-1--Q-1--1-if-pu-7-1 mv.-1.-.-1-A,. r--'gk:'?'F' 1 ' ' r 1 4 - - 5 - - ' - f --' ' 'A.,:. L gg..,,gg,,fZA ,,'-,1y-g,- f-,, 3' :.,1- 'AJ4 ,A V, 145: '- k , - ' - r ' ' . - 'O IQ- 'Q 'Q af- 4' x ' ' '5!S'2?'f 'if2i 3335552 '?::Wfvsa-wfefff4s-wwgm-wv'1-J-r- 'm 'n 'f ' 'fff ff 'W ' - ,qu-.gg,..:p1 rf -'f-4,-L1-' - - -'iL:..g:..'4g:' . , -,,- '-'2': :.v , - A, , , ,vm-M N-, ,----L-- ',- .,.T.. Af-5 A.-Y - H - - - U 7 M an , ff, , ., ,,..,,. ,-..j,4.,i-- 53 . I - ,Vik Y, - .,Y, W -------Y - 0I'l'LQI'l if THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Shirley Bolanger, Miss :lean Woodward, Mary Lou Wilson, Marian Daniels. Q Miss Jean Woodward, heading a capable staff, plans a year round pro- gram of exercise, relaxation, and fun for the coeds. Competition for class honors in swimming--techniques of teaching individual and team sports- notebooks for use in camp work-music and rhythmic expression-these are some of the exciting and interesting aspects of the physical education pro- gram. The interests of almost any girl can be met by the varied courses of- fered, as they participate in volleyball tournaments-in modern dance, dance their own creations--swimming meets-tennis matches. Development of mental and social concepts is stressed in the program, as well as physical de- velopment, practical knowledge of health rules and constructive use of leisure time, The emphasis is on cooperation and friendliness of spirit. Social activities at the gym range from the now-traditional square dances, to the annual Moonlight Cookout for all women' students. V MINORING IN PHYS ED BACK ROW: Carpenter, Carson, Foraker, Herriott, Wilson, K. Dehlinger, Crellin, FRONT ROW: Bossi, Dudley, Greco, Irving, E. Dehlinger, Thompson. so l ww. 5.1. -11GiR5 'x' ggfugiaiffff' '5 L'.-:I Lilff '. 'fJ Taf '9' :fn E' --' inks- fab-..1-..-A-1Tr11:L-'- rx Wx? 'i Us i if f Z ' 'x 4 4 I V - Y x 69 i 3 3, Scv::.g3,gP'4' JLWHCQRL 1 Potential Life Guards Red Cross Senior Life Saving Course KappeImann's racket revealed! i F, ,s- , I sz- f-,,-..- Fire when ready, Gridley Time out for a test Point! Don't forget to let go of the ball! x ts,-we 'U Cheesecake a Ia Durand Carlson on the low hurdles Muscleman Sandusky 94 j6lC SCHEDULE OF EVENTS APRIL 9 K.S.T.C. EMPORIA RELAYS APRIL 'I4 WASHBURN, ST. BENEDICT AND C. OF E. AT WASHBURN APRIL 23 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS RELAYS APRIL 28 C. OF E. vs. BAKER-HERE MAY 6 C. OF E. vs. McPHERSON--HERE Where's the fire? MAY I3 CONFERENCE MEET AT BAKER Hinkle, Siu, Cartwright, Sherman, Hamada, Cogan Out for a breath of air. - Made by a Haire! Keep your eye on the ball. Over the fence is out. Big League stuff? Wealdey at the bat! ' '3'?k? rzak, Coach Vanek. Perry, Ek, Leeney, Stanley, Majk edberg, ski, Sw OW Z hh, Zujk M U fi rn www, Z WLM Y if 'as- H552 v' .35 .ff 1,5 ll' fi R9 fl 'If s A 1 1:2 5 Ez 2 2 3 Q. 5 Zi 5 narchuk. Bod er, offsomm H arte, Fi ea kley, andra, W Sh hns, Johnson, Jo W: RO NT FRO -L if 0 nl-17l3 n '..' wiv vs-14 'f 1- 'N f' ' Dj' -A ,L .I WM-,,,,,,,,7-,f.-,- - 1-1-1,7-1 1---,671-.,f':+, , - A . ,., ,-:. ' '---' vi, ,.fg,-ru ix, jr 5 Q. ,Q-2,5555-,' -Q--, . 4 I f'z4w:'r'f 4vv-Q '-:ivan , - . . , , .. , - 5... - .., ., - , , . . ..- - , ,4,- 5a91!M:', '-1'-rv.---'-Q:-!'rw-c Lyfzvvs-1'-e1Z?1 'I!'f?1f:'?F 2Fi5?5-kH 1'.'i-5.'2f'Ye-1'r'i?:fJf5ifTar-v..-n'f --r f.-1-Y 'aff 7. 'Y ' ' ff'---- -' f W X 6. .gigllfo Everett tees off! IRISHMEN: lntra-Mural Champions Grahl, Carlson, Hoffsommer, McGahey, Klintworth, Weakley, and Bang, And he's off! Burkley. - V 98 11:34 --'M ...- - .. - l .... .M .. .. ...fH.x...g-1-'.--. Q: -fgggfug-J,:.'g--M ug.:-f-+f,:4:,ggg.,gq,gJ,,,,-,g g'5.,,..,- janv'-. , , any ..,1:-J.::f. f lu-siiv.i ' Sinn, ,L QAL, ,, , . QADLE- wuts., P7 'I 'PF I .V I ZF! 'T I I I- f A'7 2T2 fT-I z-'--'jY'-- , sg . '- L n , .2?35! '- Pl 't h gr1h,apgr1nPum--env-rags-1--e-1---n--r-P---. .. . 5. -: ., APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL IAAY AAAY IAAY IMAY IAAY IAAY .... -f--xii!-1 ' 1-L ' - --H Slide, Weakley, slide! KCLZIQACLZ 199 c. or E. vs. Mcmsnson c. or s. vs. mvonm Tucnsns c. or s. vs. wAsHsunN c. or E. vs. wAsHsunN ' c. or s. vs. KANsAs w:sl.svAN - c. or s. vs. amen c. or ra. vs. smrom. Tncusns - c. or s. vs. Mcrusnsou c. or E. vs. BAKER c. or s. vs. KANsAs wssuvm 97 THERE HERE HERE THERE HERE THERE SODEN3 GROVE HERE HERE THERE .-- :- - ' , - : ? ' . v- . ,.Q - - f' 'h1n,Hr-4p 3ii',Plp4g3pjfj,w fi-2'l,r E','1,'11374371252-?112:L.:v 5-tfHv'4- !t'fv-f1r::'sf'15n2l!5?!!Ff!ff k5!-,-:!4!i-ggag,4:2aN-fyp,,f'L.,,.,- - , -. ,Y , J F- T ' ' - 'f '- ' r Q ' W, .. .ZW .ff T 7 if ,7 '1l- ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' - -4 rr -1 - - he-.rl 'L uv-' .Y1..-.L-.pffgw 1,-,J . . . ..-'gg-:,-L,-, ,A,,, Z?6aAQfLaff 148 - f49 The College of Emporia Fighting Presbies closed the 1948-49 basketball season against a colorful University of Hawaii team, losing to the N.A.l.B. participants, 64 to 56. The Presbies finished their season with nine wins and nine defeats to take fourth place in the Kansas Con- ference behind co-champions Ottawa University and Kan- sas Wesleyan University, and third place Baker Univer- sity. The most inspiring victory this year was the 58-57 victory over Colorado College just before Christmas va- cation. The Presbies won fourth place in the Conference by defeating Bethel College in the only overtime game played this year in Mason Gymnasium, 51 to 49. J. Smith and Alberg were co-captains. - Led by Jack Smith, the Presbies rolled up 968 points for an average of 53.8 points per game offensively. Jack scored 318 points for an average of 17.6 points per game. Don Ek was the runner-up in scoring with 91 points. Jack also gained honors among the small colleges throughout the nation, as he was among the top five in free throw percentages. He made 120 shots of 154 attempts for an average of .779. As a team the Presbies gained recog- nition by being ranked high among small colleges,-with a final average of .651. gy I1 fI CLl'i'llfl,l Cl, 5 A The basketball season wa-s a busy one for the mem- bers of the various intramural squads on the campus. The teams were coached by student managers. Most of the games were quite exciting and the audiences cheered for the teams of their choice. ln the final play off the Hula Hoopsters met the lrishmen, after winning a close game from the Black Devils. The lrishmen defeated the Hoopsters, 41 to 32, giving this team the championship for the third straight year. ' 1 ' EDlTOR:S NOTE: Due to production schedules, this bas- ketball summary could not be included with the basket ball pictures. 'i i - l One down! Four to go! l Wanta make a bet? 100 uq 'hir '1 1 1 ' W 1' 1 ' ' ' 4 -Q5'5Ir'f-'-J'--5 '45'ih.:.-Ja.t:gfa-.u3.-.4-.-.5f f -' - .- 5. . 51- Y A - z.. - 1 H . - , , .A , . , . , ' 2-2- ' -' : . '-fs-.- - .- ,,s,,.,,4,,,-:. - f gf- -- 1 -- --------r-U '-. 'Q .r .' . 4 g . ' -f 4-H-I'- - -1' -1-.L we-.-ig.-s H - '5-1--N---.f. .,.,-1-m,f.L ,,g use-an ., .-.q-...,t,, ,.,. ,,,,, . .- . , . .. . , , . , . , - 5' . 'T f1?- 'fT-'-'r-- -f-- - ' 7.-' ' ,31W5 '1- '11-L---ifxgx-14-3.-..f.f.a..:4-wx y-,,.-,--,.,..,,,...-,,,-. , , ., ., , X ,iw The guiding hands In the classroom mf WW Through public appearances 99 .,,,-.. V .,. . ..4 -..,-, -Y.-, vi,-A-fa. - , . ,g..' '-1 -'Q gf' -'f L:--:- -f- A - 'fsfh -4 A , -'- '- , 4. , '- A ' . .::.n '.'1 ,,,55,,, ,gait fa,,-,?g.,:5:i5Q1gC,.- Q1 H. , , f 0 eafizrir- fi. , , .DJ 1 ...,...,,.,5.4,.,2. L.. v 9 n gp ,.-mar ,. 43 nf- -F 'S--'11- ing O! fAe MA MRS. E. K. LORD, OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, SELECTS 0I'L lfll dl'l 102. .,--'- ..,-Em . . M.. -..-4 -4' -...Q-gi-51,-z..q:f,,,'-Eff''SLQS:iowu3-J..-,gi-1kgf5.-,'WL' .,4 :3lkL7QN34i,: 350 ,- - -1,1-ii.g,,g,' i..:f5.: ZW 'Qrygfk 1' JJ 101 -1-hw -Q ff-v-umm 'f-' f !5'W 1'-I-:'. Lo'- 'a.'ve'1r'. v..-'iw-F '.' - ...1-. A '...,,,..:,. . - . -ami - be - o .911 Wemorzam DR. BERNARD P. HEUBNER Dr. Bernard P. Heubner, registrar, field of education, especially for his of the College and head of the depart- research. He was the author of a text- ment of education, died unexpectedly book on education and several articles Monday morning, December 6, l948, in professional journals. ' after a brief illness. Funeral services Much of the progress which the Col- were held Wednesday morning at the lege of Emporia has made in recent First Baptist Church, with Rev. Orlie years is due to the untiring efforts of Wilbur and President Paul' McCleave Dr. Heubner, who gave so freely of his conducting the services. The men of time. He was a thorough, untiring, the C. of E. faculty acted as active and and willing worker, and members of honorary pallbearers at the services. the faculty and student body have al- Burial was at Galesburg, Illinois. ready been made acutely aware of the A member of the faculty since 1942, loss which the college has suffered be- Dr. Heubner was director of theplace- cause of his death. Everyone joins in ment bureau and head of the summer extending heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. sessions in addition to his other campus Heubner in the loss of her husband. duties. Prior to coming to Emporia, he Students and faculty members are had taught in Ripon College, Ottawa at present contributing to a fund to University, Baker University, and the purchase a memorial for Dr. Heubner. University of Denver. He received his The type Of memorial has not been Cle- Ph. D. from the University of Wiscon- cided, but the purchase of books for sin. Anderson Library has been suggested. Dr. Heubner was well-known in the l 104 . - ., .M . .1.. .H ...K M, 0 4-,v,,,..3n.-, 2: ISS, 2. .lf fwiiw A , -U,-Qi.-.17 NL: 7 A n Q- A-VD I : . 'I i , Y' Q I U NH H '4'Rb .w.....-,1.- , .av .-.-...,. . - ,,,,-.av.u4. .--1.4.-:rag - ' Miunssaii - . '-N -aaap,-7: uf-1'-Z: :ar 'r-5-as---'ff 1-e -...f-A. M.,,,.,,., .,,,,,,, ...N F ueen of Me 1949 .X4 a QA DR. F. B. ROSS, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, SELECTS argaref .Arnaud - 103 f :-Lf - '12 fT f'f'f ' ,.' m mxswrsia : fif'jjf A.,vfs5i1?veff+?12f?iES-Qwf 1'- f ,UNL-1q1wam::1:42:m.:ff ' pf 1 :ff-1 Aff H DR. JOY K. TNLBERT, Head of English Department A M I SS MvNR'GA1R+ET HfOWElLL, Engl ish and Journalism MRS. FAITH BAROWN, French and German MISS MARY L. Cl-l'ANiEY, English MRS. BLANCHE R'E'DF l2ElLD, 'English SMISS BELLE GlLE'ASMA'N, Spanish and German 106 M l SS CHARLOTTE FORSBERG Speech 77 MISS -LAURA ME: ER, 'Latin -415 -Ki 5-110171 121i 'YT4' PHE '?'1'PFP '-V' , 1-1--4-e.a.4-F,-.u..-.-..,-fe-P - ... , A lk ' U. ' 'if-5-7? 4u'f 'ff, f'1g'fQ--r?'e', ff: ',-5f'jgE:.1.. I',K'.-,- -' '-A-:Arif-. '5-'! '1'5! . .. , . 'ii: :hvl'h:'f-Qw-1qI+- b -. 0 , , gg .-.,..s, ommerlcemenf I9 9 The end 'of the trail - but it's really only the beginning for the Forty Niners. They have persevered in the true 'pioneer spirit, they have sought their treasure and have found it. Under the inspired guidance of the faculty and administration, the members of the classof 1949 have gained knowledge, wisdom, and social grace, and they have learned to use this intellectual wealth, contributing to the -progress of mankl-nd. May they follow ever the ideals of the Forty Niners of a century ago. IO 5 ' ' ' ' -'Z -4' -' M -1-P -:W-',-ff-fra - ' -' f gif q i acqgpqf H' . 9f iin4Ff13it'i .PQ94pv137l 7 -9-fn -' , A .1-.. Y . , ::.,,., , Q, - i L ...I hc x A-uw- 1 fvnqmlnnrf 4--sf gggfyw -gg-d1,,,..4-5 ,fgqli-,,,.,. 3,5.P' .....- - Z?-ff MRS BERNAIRD BILACK, Social Science for Nurses MRS. HOMEIR SMITH, Librarian MISS MA-RGAIRET MANGRUM, Home Economics MR. LYNIDON R. STREET, I Head of Music Department MISS CONNIE BROWN, MISS MARIETTE SIMPSON, MISS 'I-UCII-IE PORTER Pre-college Piano - Violin Voice 108 '- 4-ff -A --- --- .. .- - -...4.ym.-W. L: -gg 1- - g 41.2-Lv'-1- . i-9245-A ' f -mwue. .- f fa ' - La. '. 1-Qu-:4:1Q.f f 'f' ' l f 2 1 ' - -f ' - fY ,., - Y - 1- , QL - . .ir T Qui,-,. :fE-if-:T::: .:.:.L.i',v:.:igg-ii' if if-F--if V-.-Q -ig S -7 H -v--R- J.'3'j N, Ale .A ,Ar '?Tl - Q 'B lu Ax- vamp nm -n-1.1.--:ur -Lv-1-. . 11-rv ---vw. -pq. .A ... . .. - qu - -. A - -- . MR. H- J- BENFDERI Physics and Philosoohy DR. ALWA-Ro BRowN, MR. W. V. McFE'RRlN Chemistry Geology and' Geography C6 MR G A WHITNEY Biology MR ROY E STANTON Business Admmlstratuon MR MURRAY BROWN Athletscs MR ERNEST VANEK Athletics 10 7 .nd-Q age ,apa-,W-libs:- ',afJ'9 'trl3 is-if' 41,4-se MISS JEAN WOODWARD Womens Physical Educaflon ' . . . , . . .V , ' I, ,, i 44' ,, ff , , ff 1 ' -5, Am, f ' haf 2, . l f 1 - , .uf ..,, ,-,,.....-- --'- 11--.....1.1--.eM: --,ph-5 :T-'.-271-TTS ' - ' - 4.931- '2 fi ,125Q-mv-vsifaw'Aff.a:-,P ,.'+'1 f' 'f ' A 1-meee,-f-B,-i, uf, nf- 1 1, E A, A- e l .4 fi i 1 i i i i i .,. 5 ii MR, A-RNE F. -LARsoN MR. I'RWI'N BfEEsoN, MRS. OPAL GEORGE, 1 Student 'Promotion Secretary - Treasurer Student Promotion-'Public Relations . MRS. RICE E. BROWN, Assistant to the 'President Siu!! ittr X X 3515 3-. . ' XXXXX f .EX iii?- , sms tk ,Q ' '- M ff PM WSXXSQ I ,. ' t s f 4.5.31 N zsiXwi?'5f1:4f M. NI MRS. B. P. HEUBHNER, 3 Assistant to the Regist 1 , i I i I Fai' N it S f X C+:-.2 I rs ,, so -1 -1 ,if , is XX-1 ' C Vi - . f -. .545 - ' iz - fs R S Q , y 'fnfw , x f P Xx gg ., Rx f Q 1 X X I N S ig 1 N X 1 , A W f fi Nx X is N K 1- 4. is xg 'Xt is 1 X HHN V, 1 Zig A W F 5 if z M i 5 X S, fc XX 'P i H' X X 'W 4 .T X SX -C X ' x X 1 i xsff ,Qi 5 X N Q is 21 Xa X ff f 1: 2 X :fy 5 x Q, K f' 'fi iz r 32 'X f KX S X 1 f X i X we X N 1 I t w X -E wtf? X M, S f X H s. MW - vm RX 1: J' QHQLQPJ Miss -Lois KYL-E, MRS- JOHN WEBB Assistant to the Treasurer no Bookkeeper MISS MARTHA PIERSON, Piano MR. BERNARD -R, BLACK, Social Science Q H1 MRS. CARL BOWER, Art MR LYLE H ILBERT Education DR F R FLOURNOY H :story 'UUE y'hu..4--4 DR PHILLIPP MERGLER MR ETHAN M TURLEY Mass MARY L VER KOULEN Ma,hema,,CS Psychology e ugaon cg R I I V c I Ry .ff Q if fm, , A W A Q V' i ' 1 Q . . I A I . ' 'A 5 , M3 ' ' -. , 4 'I J 1 Wav. fl K f ' .a,,:,. ,,,. - ,',-4J,,A.,,g,,.g:g,,,i - I ' I ,z iL,:,i,l.g LQ ,- 4, ,L-,,.,. - ---- ---:LgLj.'L,,l:-Q,-li-U VA A- U W4'L..5,:-'M-.segrglli V . ?-..,f?,l?1,-nj.: . 4 -,gi-vi -.' QI, -V W ,,. .,,1 ij.. V1-.:5, , ,., ,,,- -ff . V . . - Y Y V Y ' -' f V ' ' ' HAYNES HARDWARE coMPANY WHERE EMPORIA BUYS Stanley Tools ' 'Corbin Hardware I lmperial Wallpaper EMPORIA BOWL Jud 81 Pat 7I6 COM'L PHONE 966 'T Enterprise Paints ' Crosley Appliances V Wilson Sports 'Equipment STUDENTS DROP IN ' A Emporio Sport Shop Red X Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Headquarters for Athletic Goods A Complete Line of Supplies for any Kind of Sport at The Earl H. Hassinger, Mgr. 705 Commercial 624 Commercial' Phone Six ' WARREN U. C. IURBANI BROWN MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT CO. Farm Loans and Investments PHONE 26 EMPORIA, KANSAS FOR INSURANCE Two Good Names -in -Life Insurance - Urban Brown and . John Hancock 7Ol Commercial E l insure everything but the ashes. 8 WEST ELEVENTH AVENUE HUMPHREYS BAKERY Burrzn-NU'r BREAD O PHONE 618 A EMPORIA, KANSAS I Emporia Plumbing CS' Heating Co lnc N -l-R. D. MARSH . w.i.MAnsH . A.T.-sus:-neue . o. A. HARGER-LL-C PLUMBING-eHEATING-:-AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS 7l2 COMMERCIAL STREET . PHONE 223 E M , N I 1 -f . r 112 . .. .. A, ,.,,-..,-,. .. ,a.....y1-,Y-V-,.-.1 -ug 1- ' 4 --lg--M: . f 1,.:4ams..fe.g,,,,.,,e -gf ,- ts.. . .,.4..e A sf Es. -V -4-'V-v ---4-1-L 5,554 --,- ,:'q-- Hr .Dug-:,3.,,,Ng:J,,5.,jfEzgg5-uA:,?E.--T, 1-g 3 3 ---nm--,3 lx.-91.2, ,-- ..-.1 ,H-A -1... -b, V... ff- -1 ,.,,. V. V Q- -- -' ,K-,Lx ..,.....,. .....-.... .., 1- ,X , v- -N 'bg-ng fe. ..n.n.m X -. agar: 46' 77 fo wn Alclfcf xx K ii 1' is JI L Eg,-19 navtri'l'6lK7v'h?5'-'sf' fn J' 7. -411:53---f As age creeps upon you And your ulcers inflame Please remember THE LOP And that guy and that dame. Those GASTRIC MONSTROSITIES Are probably to blame. C. OF E. INN THE EREEMANS KUALITY KUP COFFEE EMPORIA WHOLESALE corree co. K EMPORIA FLORAL COMPANY Phone 448 12th and West C, of E. Fights The slogan that has sent scores of C. of E. grads onward to great achievements. OUR COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES THE EMPORIA GAZETTE EMPORIA ICE 8 COLD STORAGE CO. See Us for the New Ice-Conditioned Refrigerators Phone 122 224 Commercial GROH BROTHERS O Lennox Aire Flo V O Forced air heating for I Gas-Coal-Oil Phone 321 324-26 Com'l -EMPORIA-- V THE. MUTUAL BUILDING 8z LOAN ASS'N ORGANIZED 1907 SAVINGS Emporia, Kansas LOANS TOMS MOTOR COMPANY Nash Sales and Service Phone l78 910 Com'l 114' . ., , . - ,....,, rt. ,. --.-s -...,. -1-.U - - .v--1-.1-,fq,,..-:,q,,Q:,,,,gf,9 ,- ,. ,,,V-Y . , -L--,.AN,z,:'LL-i5- i . w , .-..-- -,Y A Li-A-,A AV .V I ws-vw-I-SI: -2 29 -if-?E 'J -' 'W'2,,. 2 -.. -, -. s,,..-.., -nr. . - ..- ,-...,...-...,, a-. Q. -q- -ry- vf 2 Y - , ,, ,. ,N . -, 222 .--V--22-22-22 f .Av -fn A .. , L , .Q I an g Fanestll Packing Company THE HOME CF BLUESTEM PRODUCTS TWU' 'Egqx mv 4 e 1 SSE X X ' RQG X lx X w S X0 f Q f Z izfga iff W f E X WW rn 3 'U 0 2 N K 2' -I ur N cn N9 xsmxk 2' A IMYOII KANSAS CITY 41 Pll0llUC INC 0 o A AND A E mzmous :ooo EMPORIA KANSAS un mm Amour 113 nu' II' z. if m,3sI,,,,,,g,7..,,g,.ife'.,-I,r!4.f,,,,,g.,-qg:,15 ,, -un. , I 02 rs-1 1.1 N 2 A . ? 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SIEDHOFF Manager The New Process Laundry OFFICE SUPPLIES And Cleaning Co. Machines and 420 Merchant Street Fquivmenf Phone '27 NAVRAT OFFICE EQUIPMENT Quality Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service 504 Commercial Phone 499 for 39 years. f - Beatrice 'Foods Co, O 9 Meadow Gold Ice Cream Bulk - Package 'Ce Cream Bars E -A Dependable Store- Fi I I-Up Cups gf, ' f HAt Your Favorite Merchantn Women's Wear-Accessories-Ya rd Goods 2I2 COM'L PH. I803 -EMPORIA-- SPORTING GOODS Baseball - 'Tennis - Golf - Fishing - etc. School Prices- THE REXALL STORE t Ladies' 81 Men's CHOTTLER ELECTRIC AN D. Toiletries PQRTIENG Sheaffer and Parker Pens I Candies Fountain Mo Com l Phone 205 603 Commercial Phone 306 116 ' ----Hg . Y ' 'A-ff'Vif:el:-1 -.- wah- 3-q:,t,:,t... fmfrwz 4. .ri -,,,.,..,.-Au... ..- . ,E N,-A K, The Citizens National Bank nuclQ1En's Jvefsyawizawba Featuring Brands Men Prefer EMPORIA, KANSAS Capital, Surplus and Undivided Proflts Over S600,000.00 MORE THAN SIXTY-THREE YEARS OF SERVICE TO EMPORIA AND LYON COUNTY Member of F.D. I. C. Corp. Furniture of Fine Quality HEADQUARTERS FOR BIGELOW AND ALEXANDER SMITH RUGS AND CARPETS Emporia's Largest Furniture Stock 606-608 COMMERCIAL ST. PHONE 802 f cnAwFonn 'FURNITURE co. Compliments of . DeBAUGE BROS., INC. WHOLESALE Fooos EM PORIA, KANSAS vlcToRY WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE THE STUDENTS OF C. OF E. . DAIRY PRODUCTS DALL 8z McCARTY ECK VICTORY CREAMERY I Phone 2405-2406 22-24 East Seventh Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF The Kansas Electric Power Co. 115 - M ... ,. 4 .4 fb -e-1'ggi:.af 1-'-:1Qig, -Ll-jf-- 'f'- ' ' 'g.g2,9q,. ,,i.:,:,,f3i5n,g:.fg5,zQ3gT--w'n-efvi4'i1' - '- - A- .-ha. g - ...-. V - I -V J' ' - ' .!4ll,t0gl CLl0 5 Q-.Q--f-f-1.--. ,,. Y -ng, - - . 'ifflie--5 rf-v reef-leaf-uw-E-,...:. DIDDE OFFICE SUPPLY 8. 1 - PRINTING CO. Complete Line Of Bond Stationery ' Parker and Shaeffer Pen Dealer 1 Office Supplies and Equipment 24 East 6th Avenue Phone 344 EMPORIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 3,DAY SERVICE Watches and Diamonds AT SELLERS JEWELRY EMPoluA JEWELRY 813 Commemia, 9th 81 Commercial SPADY BEAUTY SHOP SPADY SHOE SHOP Compliments of AL, ' I 124 Commercial I 124 Commercial 723 Commercial Phone 993 Phone 35' Phone 178' ' MONQXQLIQQE 'QIEEBEDNBILQQIHEER CO- FITTS PRINTING COMPANY Rowu.. oFFlcE TYPEWRITERS dvmflflff gD f'1ff7 5S'Wm PHONE 2880 PHONE 2 1 83l-A Commercial Emporia, Kansas E ' I 19 WEST FIFTH AVI. Sales Service Supplies Rentals ' 1 Compliments of BAIRD CLEANERS FOR Weddings, Family Groups, or PENNA S Photos of Children IT'S COLLEGE GRILL THE GRANADA srupio DELICIOUS FOOD every time 1117 Commercial Phone 2657 I Phgne 705 D. D. Degler , , Xxklililllllllfhjllf THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 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