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Eaiiszifmf Librezi 'y 4 91. 4 Norigfa :ff2g142:'acief2f'mav Qimrach . i Indepe-zgafdence, WSG rf x 5.5 9' j' J , xi. g, 2? if W me N ILLH HHH HHUHL PUHLIHHTIUH UF nf comes UF smmma EIHPUHIH, HHHSHS 1950 EIJITUH JUHHH HUUT BUS HIGH ULIHUHH PFELU 13 V X 5 J X JXXH' YQ HX X -N wr- ,- fqg, . 9 .Y mfg V1-,ff Q H sf, U' H YS X Nbr 1 3 cgffgv 1 0 . X gsm ' 1,5 at W . E z AY MLW-r fef CI. 2 4 vx f A LY' I X 1 IS WTF l N -lr X MW WIHINNIISNIHHIU mm M WW RWM Y.. The 1950 Alla Rah is dedicated to you, each Presby Pete who, by your enthusiasm and diligence, has made it possible for the college to regain and retain the C of E Spirit. This is your book, created by you, for you. Enjoy it. 6 Everyone at the College of Emporia knows Pete the Presby, the little man whose mischievous face and in- domitable spirit invade all school events-the versatile fel- low who is at home on the football field, in the glee club, in the classroom, ,before the footlights. Wherever there is a C of E student, there is Presby Pete. From September to June Pete sparks all the activities on the campus. So follow Pete through the nine school months, recalling with him the people, places, and events that made the I949-50 year memorable. of W Q '9 -+9 X fb n QR l w J, I kdilllwvdyix PW ff. ' -. it 4 MF' X We K , 'D WL X 1 X3 X x E X l Q X X N ix, f X ' 31,9 X ,f' 5 155' O .I -'f: Ji7 . -Jh- 5 ,, jyf cs. M l SEPTEMBER - for Pete, thirty wild I days of new faces, tests, profs, Lake Mergendahl mud, and Which way to Rhetoric B? THE FHCUHU HDHIIHISTRHTIUH President PAUL B, MCCLEAVE , ' '. ' ' ' ' - . ,-. suv-----x , . .Q , X 'Yu K , ,,., -. , ,,.-...,,,6.,,,..- -u:p.y-....--vg-fvyyf-.'-,-41--7.N.-rg-v:-'v'..,-If-,.,..1-xgr---f,.-.,.....,.J- -y-. ,mx-fwu,--mv-gv , NN-wgnu-F. ., .Huw -, NvF '7'n . fu ,. - .. J... ...'...-.. V--e4,...,..1:'-ak-MQ-4-4- f f- ' - 1- A' 'A K ' ' r - ' K, I 5.-H,,n.L,,,.-. jg A . ,uf 4- , -1-s , . - , y . V Y V if--I-- --W-Wir.. . ,f.,,,. ,,,,,.,,, . , ,,,, YW, x 1: x ceqafff ,, zu 2,4 f , ,, ff 1 , X A FS? ,si X ,eff w, X W 2' W NX WX W, ..,. . I X 5 ,M ' fi fi N x XX X 4 fl Q .'AQr?' W FIIIIUIIU DR. MARI LUISE HUTH French and German MR. NOAH A. KNEPPER Music MR. JOHN M. LEWIS Music MR. E. E. LIST Geology MR. W. V. MCFERRIN Chemistry MISS MARGARET MANGRUM Home Economics 'MISS LAURA A. MEIER Editor of Alumni Bulletin, Latin DR. PHILLIPP MERGLER Bible and Philosophy DR. JAMES A. NELSON Chemistry MISS MARTHA PIERSON Organ DR. D. HAROLD McCLEAVE Academic Dean Dean of Men History iHllUllU MR. MURRAY BROWN Athletic Director DR. SARALYN DALY English REV. A. DONALD DAVIES Religious Education MRS. HELEN EPPINK Art DR. F. R. FLOURNOY History MISS CHARLOTTE FORSBERG A Speech and Dramatics MISS BELLE GLEASMAN Spanish DR. KATHARINE GUNNELL English MR. LYLE .HILBERT Education, Registar MISS MARGARET HOWELL English and Journalism 9 l. MR. IRWIN BEESON Pubiic Relations MRS. RICE E. BROWN Assistant to the President MR. ARNE E. LARSON - Treasurer MRS. C. H. GEORGE Student Promotion Secretary MRS. E. E. LIST Assistant Librarian MRS. B. P. HEUBNER Assistant to Registrar MRS. JOHN WEBB Bookkeeper NOT PICTURED MISS LOIS KYLE Assistant to Treasurer 12 I llllIUllll MISS LUCILE PORTER Voice MRS. BLANCHE REDFIELD Dean of Women, English MRS. HAROLD SERVEY Pre-College Piano MR. HAROLD L. SERVEY Biology MISS MARIETTE SIMPSON Strings and Musical Theory MRS HOMER SMITH Llbrarlan ROY STANTON Business Administration CARL STROW Economics and Soclology SAMUEL THORNDIKE Mathematics MISS JEAN WOODWARD Women s Physical Educatnon NOT PICTURED DR STEPHEN TOMA Psychology Biology MR. DR. DR. MR. G. A. WHITNEY , Il They wen 'r that -a-w ay man-about 'row Ps Xesson Span Rn COO VZTSZX rsh.. 'x onaX V, H01 Dawg 52 fi fl srrxrxxxwx sm xxx .4 li 9 , ,RS young if' W eakby VXCXQ your targe K5 , QXYXSX. E ZR.. Lake Mergendarufa srnaXX body of waker surrounded by a Xarge nurnber o'r bodkes Now, as X se Illlllllllllll Not lowly for long Why doesn't somebody get a decent rope? We could spit it in her face , . . Hmm . . . Rather interesting specimen. Ally Oopl Q ...,.... '-if-,...w,f. ----- -ef- 1'-fa .f Q 1 44 0 l Ii? OCTOBER pennants and popcorn for A1 il in f mf f haown and CofE hgehl-3' hllzrtlze :ll-C AV Um-E-S5 ilill 5' Q Q 7 Q! 1 - ll-ifaib 7 Pete as the Presby eleven battle down A X Q . Q 0 0 , 1 ' 'E' 1 MURRAY BROWN Athletic Director Murray Brown, during his third year at C, of E. as director of athletics and head coach of all sports, guided the football squad through their best season in several years. He has high hopes for an even better season in 1950. llillllillll f XY ff f ii s 'M' X E s sf ,,, -- 154 rw, A -X out A gf, , ,v X A N I6 , gyl i949 DALE PRATHER Line Coach BOB WASSON Backfield Coach CHARLES IRELAND Line Coach N ,.. 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P1955 A tm-,tori . 1 0 . e 11 turf-J C S l if 59 n s1ttreevmett'2.0t0l4 'i'f ?l'Z1 McP e'S1'. g n in 1 Nad' P0 C os E. Scot ,awe Collet-is Qjf- -h 0 ' A UP X n oi Em- E xn Leng ight wil M..--Cami?--H mi ' is-1 .0225 we ' atv' i 0 - . 91 Q' 8 Ubemlbiwd W Simi You WG u' Get Kifmg You sine poiifnffvms maxi Ono Swedberg res Wh- 81255 P1656 o - ' ' D . 0 Leif 5:33 ec' fri Elf quad Period Sgfrst ,foE3Vi'Zi' 8:20 to me 5ec0n A .1 21 pganih ts. . gh . 'mg ti- Txcord , 0 H SS Since A slay -eeomst or L' svwge ' we mid 1. cytd0Wn ed Lui' Cagdktfigau you get epabtx gets .um ' 'ua ,O nan . W' me bei' .pta 5 Kane gr me . ,. mst Haut' 5 ieaii since 6. Y ' 'B rceil' mon 'A de ttawa Ffa a- sr. bah me we 1 0 191 I yn I on . gcoix tlexi weameregoapost 5 205155 SWL 1 menilgxi, ' :fa-, L, 1. Yresibe, Braves rl vggt,otYi ance 1935 'tion t-.Zh ,e-M323 had i ham d 5 by d 13 to team 5 is oi Pyesbbldown 0. I ,W by an 50 the Jdqefe e serve al U. upS9f tough hton, KP the b DH' TD rw gn End 69 an Qtliiafw bxggeg' nierefwe Jim Natlg Inovxfkg -has D09 rant-,Q 'W axe ea m0 e over i we G0 nd in om W. aP'9ea ve . ,J D135 Q e 0 1359.5 9' ha 41, if . fgst. -tl SSB -name fffitme -Veiiira and 92.-rent Ka -Mises Bulidofa .wma his --QSOW-131--ss V' Graduating Co-Captains of the Fighting Presbies DONALD EK KENNETH SHERMAN Hampered by injuries and hard luck, the Fighting Presbies finished the l949 season with 3 wins and 4 losses in -conference play. ln the season opener with a strong Maryville Teachers eleven, C. of E. was defeated 2l-O, despite three successful goal line stands by the Presbies. A week later, however, in a powerful second half drive, the Presbies beat a stubborn William Jewell team 20-14. Jim Naughton and Don Ek, substi- tute quarterback, were outstanding in offensive play. C. of E. entered the Kansas conference tilt with a smashing 34-O victory over McPherson College. ln the following week's game with Baker, who went on to win the '49 conference championship, C. of E. lost a heartbreaking 7 to 6 struggle. The game remained scoreless until the final 3 minutes when the Presbies scored to take a 6-O lead. Baker came back with a dazzling drive and in four plays made a touchdown and converted the winning point. Bill Pemberton, right half-back, was the outstanding C. of E. ground gainer. ln their second consecutive conference loss, the Presbies were unableito score against the Bethany Swedes, who won the rather controversial game I3-O. Dave Tremaine, disabled during most of the season, picked up 76 yards with his accurate passing. 20 -Before a Homecoming crowd of 2,000 fans, C. of E. dropped another 7-6 game to Kansas Wes- leyan. C.- of E, led 6-O at half-time, but in the final half, played in pouring rain, Wesleyan eked out a one point lead. ln their next game, the Presbies crushed the Bethel Graymaroons 42-19. Playing terrific offensive ball, C. of E. scored l4 points in the first five minutes of play. The most spectacular run of the season was Don Durand's 97 yard return of a Bethel kick-off. C. of E's. passing offense was clicking, with Bob Swedberg and Steve Bodnarchuk catching three passes each. Wesley Thew's educated toe was responsible for the six extra conversion points. ln the game of the year, the Presbies whipped the highly favored Ottawa Braves by a score of I3 to 7. Not since i935 had a C. of E. team beaten Ottawa. In what was perhaps the most in- spiring game the Fighting Presbies have played in' many years, they upset the Braves and helped keep Ottawa from winning their 8th straight con- ference title. Throughout the season Hamada, Smithe, Chai, Majkrzak, Boban and Sherman were outstanding in the line. With only two of their members graduating, the Presbies look forward to an out- standing year in football in 1950. T Q 2 fy 4 f X 2 X , f I f f nl X f Ky f f W Z f ,A M y v X M X 111 V fy!!! J W6 f q xglfwwf M f f i m , m aff ' 64 , , I 2' Q! 7 I 1 f ' ,M f I 0 Q f W, ,,.,,,,, M 4181.2 ez fe Six fl Z Kanoa Moreland Stenhouse Tremame Thew Gallo Boban Flatte Chan Burke Smnthe Wells Ikehara Pamter f MW X W. Wfl Zn., .X .. V A 19 3 Tv- - ..-.-' .' . :. .. - -- ,,., 9-4-W-M --1 ' NF 1.7--.5 ' .' ' -' wvr--Hxfxw-NV' mir ,, , ,, .,- ...,,.-, ,.-'141..A,,,f'1v-.'.'-1'-!Ut..Q?S :', 'WF'-YH 'af V- 7 ,- , - - - .- HW ' M.-.3 n.., '..-.01-15'-:fm . van:--u-v'-',-.M-jf'..-ff. -,l-M. r - , - -. - V, h , - V I - , HUIHECUIHIHG UUEEII CARP MARY ornore Pxnendant SOPY' JOYCE MARSICEK Freshman Attendant d e . CYOXNTX Huey Prosser SYS Louxsfi . X . ' Mxixrl testwmes by go A ' ' -'Ac' ' -' .::. ' L -'I------- gg.:-.-..... -.,....-....,-....-......w...-..4.,..........,-,!,.,-......-.,....,i,...,....k -,. - .-4,-r0...--.,.-.....,,.4.,.... ....4,-.x,.La - -.. - A ,an-vp.--1.vJ,x -Jam-. .. , ,,.,, HlllllElIlllilIll6 lllffllfllll Homecoming weekend was off to a gala start with the presentation of Lady of Letters by the C. of E. Players. The following weekend festivities, presided over by the Queen and her attendants, were equally successful, de- spite a cloudburst which soaked team, fans! and decorations during the last half of the game against Kansas Wesleyan. HLHDU llf LETTERS f f ' 1 f f4ff , is ,y.,, W, X ,jf Z 3' W ff 4 1 Z. Q UCTUBEH HCTIVITIES George goes into business. Oh, now we begin to get the ideal The Town Kids have deadly intentions. Rev. Manchester officiating. Jeanette keeps hammering away. Better not Retreat any further. Pat and Don welcome the Blue Mooners. Timber! ,- ,4. ' x fx ..- ,..- -.f,. ,-. 'fav 1 -F- m a ,x Her Ma I6 SWRLEY PREJZSE R SUZPNNNE CAR Sgnygf PxHGOd8f'W ueen of the X948 Queen Q ?erkmS Mcfmhexf Aw N o HUEHDHIHS PENT ER X949 Home fy u,,,O A Affendasfs I' wwf! 5 cyff?! - ,ffff 1' ., J 1 .., .,,, , H . A. Vi i i V 23 i exxQ S23 Lis. . ,.- ---:if-.-...,.,,m -fvf-f-1y-- -w-Aw--B!!--sw---C--V -H+' ff 1x -'YHEHY'. rfAra-tif NOVEMBER Rec Room redecoratlons Tramp Stamp and carnival Dorm lights burn late as the end of the lst 9 weeks sneaks up on each Presby X 5' . i ' -' ' -is ll Q' beging Frosh and Seniors entertain with , 1 'X 1 - , 4 l a , ' DUHlHP HHll Spreads for suite mates and friends . . . call downs for making too much noise or return- ing late . . . signing in and signing out . . . an 'occasional lack of hot water. . .quiet l?l hours' . . . good, bad, and indifferent table seatings for meals . . . short sheeting beds . . . stacking rooms . . . long, long talks during which fellows are blacklisted or made into romantic ideals . . . studying now and then . . . the center of femininity on the campus . . . Dunlap Hall! DUNLAP HALL HOUSE COUNCIL .u L STANDING: E. Dehlinger, Fisk, Dorey, M. Davis, Carr. SEATED1 Bartlett, Carpenter, Mallum, Carson, K. Dehlinger. l 2 6 L HUVEITIBEB ElllPllllll-l Hllll Home of approximately 80 fellows from all sections of the United States, Hawaii, Cuba, and lran . . . a friendly home with Mrs. William Hanna acting as housemother . . . the place where gripes are aired, football games replayed, the future planned, new friends found . . . Emporia Hall! . House Council officers: Don Koets, President, Tony Yanette, Secretary, Don Burkley, Treasurer. MRS. WILLIAM HANNA Housemother , EMPORIA HALL HOUSE COUNCIL Burkley, R. Munson, Koets, Grimm, Bill Tarr, Dawson, Young, Yanette, Durand. 28 ' -l ' ' ' -- ....:, -.ff....,. ..- ,, ,.s, A-,-, .. ,, ,.,,,,, ,N , , . R ' l a 2 ii W? 2 2325222555 xxx GIRLS UF DUHLHP HHH 44198 e , PLO Pat Mallurn, House President Nous 'QHVCE U 91-ho P mer 45577 .. .,,,,. e.,..c Hmm. ...--..-F . 54 f if J , Z, llllllll lllllS ' President ............ Vice-President ...... Sec.-Treas. ...... . Those students who did not live in either Emporia or Dunlap Hall organized during the fall of '49 and became one of the important campus groups. The Town Kids decorated Kenyon Hall with a mock burial ground for --........WaIlace Hinkle ........Robert Anderson -......lVlary Lou Wilson Homecoming and won second place. they sponsored social events throughout the year and did their part toward improving the Rec- reation Room. ' ' ' ' V -f' ' ' '::1 5-'-----L---'----H --- ---.--- +V- - -4- -f-M -V M V - ' l B093 UF EIHPUHIH HHH Don Koets, House President The Frosh-approximately IOO new Presby Petes, almost evenly divided between Emporia and Dunlap Halls . . . representing IO states, the territory of Hawaii, and lran . . . faculty sponsor, Murray Brown . . . RUTH FORCE .............................. CHARLES FREEMAN DON FUHLHAC-E ..... INA FLOY GOOD ..... BILL GRAHAM ..... DAVID GRIMM ...... JOHN HARGER ....... CLELAND HARR ...... ANNE ,HARRISON ....... JOYCE HAVENS ...... MAX HEIRICH ..... TOP ROW ..........Emporia .........Quincy .......Asl-:land ......Mahaska ........Marysville .........-.......Emporia ........Rutherford, N. J. .......Pawhuska, Okla. ......Muskogee, Okla. .........WelIington. PRESIDENT EUNICE VALYER Emporia I I I I I VICE-PRES. I SECRETARY I I I TREASURER JACK JARRETT Columbus I I WILLIAM FITZSIMMONS Yonkers N Y FRANCES ANNE SLOTHOWER Wellnngton BILL AKANA JOE BARBER Honolulu T H Insjed Conn iii EANNE CUSTER MAXINE DAVIS Wakeeney Topeka GENE BLOXOM Emporla BETTY JO JOAN CLAWSON JACK CRACRAFT CARPENTER Omaha Neb Great Bend Emporna I on-J f XM JOHN DAWSON ALEX DOBAN SHIRLEY DOREY MARTHA FORCE Salma M nvIIIe N J Newton Topeka II , , 1 I I E V. . 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I. I, I II I I - - W' , . I ' , , I ' II II gI I I I II , ' II A , .I , ,. f,I' 1.444 ,xv X I I I IW I I 'I M f II f I 22, , ,I .44 I , , , ,,I. II I V , I X f ,af - , , :ii , If I ,Z Wf . ' IIJXQI I II ' a ' , . . 31 I I I I . . . -7 ...J-.--wwf-f-is-s. Y . ---1. .,.Q ,,-,aa-Q.:-A .,...,.-, -.., , .,-..wf..f-. f .V V . - z 5' ik? V ' , M 4. ag. W . I 5- f fi 'z' , -1 Z, ,V V, , L -1 , if? in 1 .' - ff f ,f - ,mf 5 ff Survived initiation, rhetoric term papers, to sponsor the Tramp Stamp as a Recreation Room benefit . . . an unusually talented and spirited group, they displayed varied abilities and added much to campus gaiety. I T OP ROW SHIRLEY NUFFER .......................... CAROLINE OWINGS .... JUNIOR PALMER ........ DAN PAR KH URST ....... VIRGINIA PEARCE .......... AKBAR PEDRAMPOUR ANNE PERKINS ................ ELIZABETH PRETZER RALPH PRICHARD ,...... ABALGHASEM RAFAT ...... -........Emporia ...Q..Dodge City .........Emporia .-..-.Humboldt ..-......Nickerson Teheran, Iran ..-....SpearvilIe .........EImdale ........Fredonia ...-..Teheran, Iran ff Vw huns --uf Nix X f fag MLP' f 'W X X X MIDD MARY ELLEN HIRSCH LORELLI HOCUE EVELYN HUEBNER WALLACE INCMIRE ELIZABETH JAQUITH MARY JANE JOHNSON WILMA JOHNSON NANCY KELLEY JEANE'I'I'E KINNEY DONNA LOCKARD vw A Aww f f fi Vfd X XV! ff f l X W L ROW BOTTOM ROW Derby Sprung HIII Hufchmson Councnl Grove Emporia Kansas Cnty Newport Ark Carden Cnty Dover Foxcroft M Coodland 33 ALICE LOWRY BRUCE MCFERRIN ALICE MAJKRZAK DEAN MANNERS JOYCE MARSICEK DEAN MORDY CHORAL MORTON BRUCE MUSGRAVE LOUISE NOONEN Auburn Emporia Bound Brook N J Emporua Narka Fredonia Oberly Emporua Elmdale ' . .. L L -3411, -.f 'l 5'-F A - A , AW- w , A ., I A fs . f f Q i .- R . I K ,V , A, N N 1 'jf' . vi -. . Q A - Y , , ,,,, ,f f , 4 . In A I . N Q, K xx I I f ff - ' , . . ' w J I A V L . ff, .. L L I ,, ff' 0 f ' - I f L x X , , .A ,,,h I Z , , f , , A . ' ' ' X ' I ' , sf f 'ff 4, f , I My f, r 2 A rf ,1 U, A are f, ff , , , L1 5 . f ff , f m, . J, . 91 L , iffy , .FJ I 4 7 , . I 1 5 - I f Lk , 'Q I W ' mf g X ,A L55 , xwyfgfl , j j ' F0 9 f- Sf W7 I ' Q , 2 7 X Wy: . fa :, , , +A C 'ff W :eff I ff ' f a . x v Q' we :sp ,fm may 'lf ,ff , ' vf Y J K 5 ff, M gg, K qi, . ---- ------ ------ - ---- ............ . , , , ' ' 1 ' -----------I--1-------Q-----.................. ...... .... ......... - , e. .. .......... ....,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,.,, , , en ladies and gentlem . t up, Hgh i 2 2 2 Doc passes the beans as dancing wfth someb ody just af fhe Tramp S fafnp a minute ago . All the comforts of home. e about - ' ' heard the on and Charlie. have ya , , ,,., .,. ,..-Y-.-.,.:,., ...,...,.-.,-,-,,.f-,....-,,y.....,-,-.-f-',7,--...,....-,-..-,..,t,, 4----41-L.....,.', ------- ---- I A A D I, N . ,,... ..,.,..u,cwf-y-f4- fr- - -1' .- .- I M7 3. ,fy , ,, 1, fy , f X! 2 ,L I ., , ff-If ,K -Ll, ' Q' I . ,j L , f j Z f f C ,Clif V 7 L ff aa X W-Hlxf 1 N f Q 'X xfifw W Y f AX X ff X QR MIDDLE ROW BOTTOM ROW DAVOUD RAFAT ....,..................... ....... T eheran, Iran GENE SOBKE ..................... 1 ............. ...... C ouncil Grove MARGARET RENSHAW ..... .............. E mpOria ALICE SPENCER ......... .........,..... E mporia RENA ROOT ................... ....... C Our1CiI GFOVQ GEORGE THORNTON ..,. ...... H olyoke, Mass. HUSSIEN SAGHEB ,..... .....,. T eheran, Iran MARY TRUOG .......... ............ C olumbus AMIR SAREM ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ........ T eheran, Iran CHARLES TURNEY .... ............... E mporia WAETREEN SCHERTZ .,,,,,. ,....... L a Junta, Colo. GAE WHITNEY ............. .................. E mporia CLEO SCHULER ,,,,,,,,,4,.,, .,.,... P erryton, Tex. BOB WILTERMOOD ....... ...... K ansas City, Mo, CARROL SCHWIEN ,-,., ,.,,,,, W akeeney DONNA WINZELER ..... ............... E mporia JACKIE SEAVY ........ EARL SHERIDAN ,..... PAULINE SJOGREN ...... ..........HoIton ........Emp0ria ........Concordia VIRGINIA WOLF ....... . PAULINE WOOD ..... .......Garden City .........EImdaIe ,,,.,,,,.v.....s-...s1un.,, -F :sive ,.:..... ,, ,,,.,..,..,.- , 30N . , Gghvvg WX l l J ' 'Mlm 59 - ya W Cin LELU9 053 f CHI K DECEMBER-Christmas time, and as C? N O Pete dreams of home and mistletoe, the l l Alla Rah dedicates this month to the organizations which help keep Presbies busy throughout the year. V i l PI KHPPH DELIH Redfield, H. McCleave, Forsberg, Manchester, Langley. NOT PICTURED-P. McCleave. Interest in Pi Kappa Delta, National Honor- ary Forensic Society, was revived during the year, and C. of Efs chapter, Iota, was reorgan- ized. Throughout the war years, the organiza- 38 tion was not active, but as enthusiasm and participation in debate continue to grow, the group hopes to regain its old place 'of promi- nence on the campus. , 4 A-rf 'iiihfi wnvmmummvfsw v-.n ny...-'Hn was .-.mnn.,,.,,, ... -,fx .. ,, .., .- ,, .-m.-1:-e-,rap-..w W'- v,,,.,., ,,,. .,..,,,.-..-1 ,M-vn.g1i -' Y 'X' -1- '-' . L BACK ROW: M. Apel, Thorndike, Servey, List, McFerrin, Maddick, Cheney. I FRONT ROWQ D. Martin, Salser, Dunlap, Zinszer, M. Allen. Slllllllll CLUB Dale Martin .... Myron Apel .... Betty Zinszer .... The aims of the Science Club are to advance the cause of,.and to stimulate interest int the several natural sciences?-Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Geology, and Physics. Any college student interested in science is eligible for -.---.....-.-President ---..-.-Vice-President -.---.....--.-Secretary membership. At the regular bi-weekly meetings attention is given to demonstrations of equip- menfanid to current developments in the fields of science. I I BACK ROW A Apel A Lehman Cheney Manchester Neighbour PSUlJHlllUllU CLUB Wnlluam Nerghbour Presndent Alan Lehman Vice Presudent Helen Owens Secretary Dr Stefan Toma Sponsor The Psychology Club was formed early nn the year to gave Interested persons an oppor tumty for research and observatson nn the held of psychology lt offers assistance to those stu dents :nterested an psychology as a vocatlon Thus club hopes that by focusnng attention on the basic problems of the students nt can best promote and develop the sprrltual and moral :deals of the College of Emporia 39 I l l l V I ---1--.1..,Q-,ff-be-fezw--um--saw--XR.L-,sf..',fs---- JS- 'v:'rf'-bv Q i jf Don Burkley ..----- ' P resident Mary Truce ---.. ------------------ 5 eC'e'a'tf l Don Koets .----- ,,,,,,, B usiness Manager V . le ll l The dramatic talent of C of E 's students I October 28, in Memorial Chapel. lf future finds expression through the C of E Players. productions of this group live up to the The group, under the direction of Charlotte standards set by this year's C of E Players, Forsberg, presents two plays each year. Lady the College of Emporia can be assured of of Letters, an amusing satire, was produced superior dramatic entertainment. l i l FRONT ROW: Zinszer, Owens, Prosser, Nelson, Peery, Wilson, Harrison, Foraker, Walker. MIDDLE ROW: Good, Leugemors, Salser, Stout, Mayers, Greco, Carr, Fankhauser, Redfield, 1 w Truog, H. Pfeltz, Forsberg. BACK ROW: C, Pfeltz, Stenhouse, Dawson, Munson, Koets, 3 Burkley, Manchester, Byrne, James, McCahey. NOT PICTURED: Jayne Mailloux, Millie f Lehmann, John McCallum, Alan Lehmann, Sabu Simeona, Eddie Hamada, Anne Perkins, l Eunice Valyer, John D'Antonio, Kathryn Dehlinger, Harold Spear, Max Heirich. l i 42 i l i i ,J FRONT ROW Klnney Mallloux Kappelmann Carson R Root BACK ROW Carnahan Meier Graye Cartwright Zlnszer McColloch UUlll CLUB Cynthua Carson Chancellor Laura Meier Vlce Chancellor Jayne Mallloux Keeper of Parchment Charlotte Kappelmann Scrlbe Clnfford Pfeltz Warden of the Purse IS Rune the local chapter of the Natuonal College Qunll Club us an organization flOr would be wruters Electron to membership ns on the basis of competitive tryouts with ong anal manuscrnpts Members meet twuce a month to dlscuss and crntuclze orngmal wrlt mgs and literary trends Contrnbutuons are made to the Scroll IS Rune s own publncatlon and to the Parchment natronal magazlne 1 Y I Y Y ' ' : I 3 I D D ' . , - , . ' - n D - , , 1 41 ., Wg.-A - ,, , ,I 5 iq- ,A-,,,,L,,,,,,,,,,Ty,. ,,..7 --1-3--f-.,,,.-Qprpj-45?-L:---Arm-,Q-.x-T .L 'W'- llHPPll llllllllllllll PHI Mary Lou Wilson ....... Jean Evans ........... Velma Hagadorn ...... Maria Acosta .......... Margaret Mangrum ....... In 1922 a group of Home Economics majors at Northwestern Missouri State Teachers Col- lege started an organization and called it Kappa Omicron Phi. This organization grew until now it is a national honorary fraternity with twenty-tour chapters in many states. Its purpose is to develop high social and spiritual ideals and to further the best interests in Home Economics and the American home. The local chapter was organized on the C ot E campus in 1928. To become a member a girl must .............President .......Vice-President ..........Secretary .......Treasurer .......Sponsor be majoring or minoring in Home Economics, must rank high scholastically, and must also possess qualities of leadership. This group is often called upon to serve meals and provide party refreshments. Dur- ing Homecoming weekend they entertained the organization alumni. Another important social event of the year was the annual Founders' Day Luncheon, FRONT ROW: Mallum, Evans, Wilson, Acosta, Bigger, Mangrum. BACK ROW: Hagadorn, Irving, Curtis, Salser, A. Davis, Peery, Foraker. U ,.,, ,,,., M ,.,,. ....,,.-.,,.-..,, ..,-T.,-... .,,....- av-..-..f,.'.-.-.,.,-- 7..-...,,,.-,.WN...,-- ,.,T......,-,,.k ,U .... ..-,. ,. ,..,,,..- ...,. .- V-Mn., A., N, ,,- G.. .. ,,-,.,-..,..,.ex. ,.,-,-...H .., . I 1 , , FRONT ROW Carnahan Thompson Kenerson Owens MIDDLE ROW Carson Kappel mann Jaqurth Flournoy J Root G Anderson Stenhouse BACK ROW Graham Strow G Carpenter Majkrzak C Pfeltz A Apel Kerr McCleave Manchester CURRENT PRllBlElllS CLUB Garrett Carpenter Presudent John Majkrzak Secretary Treasurer Affanrs both foreugn and domestic are grust feature thus year rs the exchange of panels for the mull of the Current Problems Club wnth the KSTC Club The club as jointly spon Topics of national and lnternatnonal slgnlfl sored by Dr Flournoy Dr McCIeave and Dr cance are presented by guest speakers or stu Strow dent panels for dnscussnon by the club A new David Stenhouse ........................................................................ Vice-President In A 43 ., -fs-- ' ..f , l , -.-2.,..-..,.,.,L:ruf,.,,.,.,:-..,:m-.-.f.-L- .. '- ' - W? 9 ff 5 Wi- 0 W- 7 'X it Z' CHEERLEADERS: Jaquith, Johnson, Pretzer, A. Davis, Clawson, Dorey. PEP CLUB: M. Davis, Whitney, Peery, Mallum, Schurtz, Wolf, Dunlap, McColloch, Kelley, Crellin, Carpenter, Dehlinger, Mailloux, Prosser, Bigger, Perkins, Woodbury, Hogue, Hirsch, Valyer, Perry, White, Fry, Irving, Zinszer, Lowe, Seavey, Evans, Nelson, Wilson, Kinney, Greco, Noonen, Pierce, Myers, Carr, E. Dehlinger, Renshaw, Fankhauser, Smith, Curtis. - Donna Perry ........ Gael Whitney ...... .-..-.....--President ' -...-......Vice-President Virginia Peery ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,...,,....,,.,,,....................... Secretary-Treasurer Cheerleaders: Ann Davis lHead Cheerleaderl, Joan Clawson, Shirley Dorey, Elizabeth Jaquith, Elizabeth Pretzer, Mary, Jane Johnson. What do you say, College? was the lead- ing question at C of E during the year. Under the spirited leadership of the pep club and six enthusiastic cheerleaders the college rein- forced its reputation as the small school with a big voice. The pep club worked especially hard on rallies and burial services for defeated opponents. During basketball season they were on hand for every game in their white sweaters with the big red E's. The club sponsored social events during the year with special emphasis on after-game dances. Many hours were spent decorating for dances and teaching new yells and pep songs to the student body. The loyalty and en- thusiasm of the pep club were a constant in- spiration to the student body. Hllllll ElJ0ll0lllllIS CLUB . Joan Foraker ...................................................................................... President Jean Evans ..............-................................................................. Vice-President Cathryn Curtis ............................,.........,..........,..................,............... Secretary EI leen Salser .............................................. ........................................ T reasurer Miss Margaret Mangrum .......................,.,.....,.........,..,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., Sponsor Students interested in any of the various interesting were two programs on Food in divisions of the field of Home Economics may h Europe and Fashions in Europe. Miss Pier- ioin this organization During the year the son ofthe music department modeled some clubs special projects included discussions of of the dresses hats gloves and purses she What s New in Home Economics Especially purchased while she was in France FRONT ROW Perkins Curtis Salser Foraker Evans Mallum Peery MIDDLE ROW Slothower lrvmg Wolf A Davis Bigger Crellxn Noonen Wilson Hagadorn Acosta BACK ROW Wood Graham Alberg Wullschleger Hirsch Pretzer Mangrum ' P l y . . - ' - . , Y Y cc 1 . - as ' v A - - f i l if fight 5 , wL . I , , p , i v ' - 1 1 i - i r - 1 1 D ' Z I I I V 9 Y ' , r Y .- .....,...... -....-, , -- ..,, ,,..-. -. .,.., ...a-0... . - -- - lllU PHI EPSllllll Shirley Prosser ...... Marjorie Fisk ...... Mary K. Moore ...... Mariette Simpson ........ Lucile Porter ,......... Barbara Hollister ..... .................... -.............President ....................Vice-President . ...... Corresponding Secretary .........................Treasurer ......Recording Secretary .................l-listorian Thelma Stout Mu Phi Epsilon, a national music sorority, was organized at C of E in i929 to recognize scholarship and musicianship, and to promote friendship among its members. Membership is limited to girls majoring or minoring in music, who maintain a B average and can demonstrate ability as performers. Programs include study of musical background and presentation, and frequent performances by the members. FRONT ROW: Porter, Prosser, Simpson. BACK ROW: Stout, Moore, Fisk, Hollister. t t. . X5 . im FRONT ROW Painter Durand Lange Kelly Dull Naughton MIDDLE ROW Swedberg Majkrzak Bodnarchuk Stenhouse Morey Kanoa Hnnkle lv1cCahey Tremaune B Anderson Brown BACK ROW Searcy Forsberg J Smith Burkley Wells D Smith Perry Allen Sherman Boban Kenneth Sherman Earl Painter Wallace Hunkle Murray Brown Formed for the purpose ot promoting good sportsmanship the E Club IS one of the most active organnzatnons on the campus Its membership IS llmlted to men who have won their letters In varsity sports Homecoming Day one of the hughlnghts of the school year as sponsored by the E Club They also have President Vuce Presudent Treasurer Sponsor charge of the sale of programs at athletic events and the dances after the football games Wnth the new Interest nn athletics sunce the war the E Club has expanded nts honzons and IS fast becoming an umportant factor In student lute E ClUB Bill Allen .................................................. .......................................... S ecretary -.,...,..-, I. M.-.,,..,. at-.xnN.,..,.... -- FRENCH CLUB Davoud Ratat ...... Rena Root ....... Yolanda Greco ...... Donna Locka rd ........... Dr. Mari Luise Huth ...... Le Cercle Francais is an organization for those students who want to increase their skill in the language and study the culture of France. During the year the club increased in membership and influence on the campus. ln- .. ......... President ......Vice-President .-.......Secretary ....-..Reporter ......Sponsor cluded in the activities sponsored by the club were a college radio program, a tea for Miss Pierson who related some of her experiences while in France, an International Gala Night, and joint meetings with the KSTC group. FRONT ROW: Zinszef, Kinney, Lockard, cm, owings. BACK ROW: sagheb, R. Roof, D. Rafat, A. Rafat, Greco, Pedrampour. NOT PICTURED: Myers, Carnahan, Hunsley, Thornton, Huebner, Morton. FRONT ROW Harrnson Penland Schertz Pearce MIDDLE ROW Perkins Good Redfleld Pretzer Greco Hogue Lowry Hsrsh BACK ROW Graham Achon Custer Acosta Noonen Gleasman Dorey Josue Achon Yolanda Greco Prlsculla Redfneld Mlss Belle Cleasman The alms of the Spannsh Club are to and students In Improving thenr lmguustlc skull and to provnde an Interesting and lntormatnve club for the members enjoyment During the year the group sponsored two parties featurmg Presadent Vice Presndent Treasurer Sponsor Spanlsh games and music Their most ambu trous undertaking was a dlnner cooked and served accordung to Spanish custom They also helped sponsor the lnternatlonal Cala Night 2 ' , . , . 2 ' , . , 3 I ' V l I , - Jean Custer ................... ................................................................... Se cretary 49 v '7 wvrimn'-wmv. r 1 v . 4 Q v + 159 0 1 A' ,V QF: X5 his I ,sf 37' Q U I 4, ,7 5 .,.. , 'E 9 , Y? z? 4. , 1. '55 ah Q I 531 5566, J 35 E' 1 gif? Q12 T . pw' :fir FVEQ .5 'Q W9 I 'fue re 3 , 1 ali? .QF .V-1 7,1 Y, 54.1 HRK X r 254, .,- r? 12 w 5- A5515 :riff Y r, 5. f .a 3 ffifi' 395.1 : vw .QH WHL I 'JJ U11 ff Q4 541231 A ij. . 14' 1 ,s- 4-1 V' 4' f W a 1 1 gi 551, 5 , 1 Z 1 Ei-4245 if 53: 4 J if 5, ,. Q3 if, , ksWl'E MS -bf y ,um 1 ,WA- . a . 'R L4-U Q NA., 1 'f QM, Qs' .ff ' , -'Fl' ,F-IPL S-153, ,fgf ig!! 3,4 V .SPX if-fr 2 . v 1 23,5 I f3 i3I' ' 'ff .1 ul Qi, ' ',. 31,1 13f1,' ,. ,J F fl-'N' V .r , if ,-em, . , T3 2931 , 1 , . S lltlllllllll CLUB Mary Carr .......................................................................................... President Betty Jo Carpenter .................................................................... Vice-President Bill Fltzslmmons ................................................................ Secreta ry-Treasurer Dr. Mari Luise Huth .................,......................................,................... Sponsor The German Club, reorganized at C of E in l9-48, was continued this year under the sponsorship of Dr. Mari Luise Huth. Abound- ing in interest and enthusiasm, the club mem- bers undertook several projects during the year. They promoted the sending of CARE packages abroad, presented a chapel and a Christmas program, and helped sponsor an International Cala Night which featured the music, dances, and games ot several countries. Through the many activities of the club, the members get a chance to increase their skill as linguists and become better acquainted with the culture of Ciermany. i FRONT ROW B Carpenter Fitzsimmons Carr Shuler MIDDLE ROW Jarrett Kanoa Huth Truog R Force BACK ROW Turney Stenhouse Ciorsky Tremaine Schwien 5 - , , , - 3 y i 1 1 ' ' : 1 1 n 1 ' 51 C - --- - --- --W -------is..v.....4.,..- .......,,.,,, , ,,,,,,, ....g. Q, ,, ,AM 4.4044-4 ' ' ' ' ' ..,,,,,,, -,,,,,..1.,,.,.-,. I ' NU' ' 1- N- Hn Q- L FRONT ROW: R. Root, Kappelmann, J. Root, Zinszer, Wilson, Kinney. BACK ROW: Carson, Cartwright, Pfeltz, Hinkle, Fuchs, Mailloux. JoAnn Root ......... .................... ................. ..........-.....-....-- E d i for J Clifford Pfeltz .................. . ..................... ....... B usiness Manager Charlotte Kappelmann, Cynthia Carson ...... l ....... Layout Artists Wallace Hinkle, Francis Fuchs ............. .............. S pOrfS V Betty Zinszer, Betsy McCulloch ....... ........ A rt Work Jayne Mailloux .................... . .................... ...... S ubscriptions Earl Sheridan, Rena Root, Myron Apel ....... ....... P hotography Herbert Cartwright, Helen Pfeltz, Jeanette Kinney, Mary Lou Wilson ....... ....... C opy Miss Margaret Howell ....................... ...... S ponsor Here near the center of the Alla Rah, with the book's reputation already established or ruined, theeditor feels it safe to print this picture reflecting the confusion and mixed emotions of a typical yearbook staff. This sad photograph was taken at a time when meet- ing the first p.ublisher's deadline seemed vir- tually impossible. But the situation was not quite so desperate as these miserable coun- tenances would lead one to believe. Diligence, cooperation, midnight staff meetings, dozens of packs of cigarettes, and innumerable aspir- ins conquered all, and here is the Alla Rah - completed and presented to you with the hope that it has succeeded in capturing and record- ing the highlights of i949-50. 54 llll The primary task of a student Christian group on a campus is to create a living fellow- ship -- to draw together a group of persons who are committed to Christ, and through work, prayer, study and play to mould them into such. a living fellowship. The College of Emporia has such a group in the movement known as CHI ALPHA. The Chi Alpha mean- ing Christ first recognizing the necessity of such a fellowship on the campus came into being in, September of this school year. By combining the YMCA and the YWCA groups which have been separate campus organiza- tions the newly formed movement of Christian students found that its great strength was to come not only from cooperating with the program objectives of the Y groups but also in taking advantage of such programs projects studies and activities as were being sponsored by the World Student Christian Movement and many other agencies through which student work is being advanced today A committee of fifteen students elected by the group have the responsibility of planning and leading the programs of this small com munity in action. Chi Alpha is vitally in- terested not only in local campus problems, but in serving humanity wherever there is need on what may be called' the world cam- pus. Therefore, the interest and activities of Chi Alpha vary from motor tours to interesting sites, to carrying on a twenty-four hour ex- periment among members' who keep journals of their attempts to practice Christian prin- ciples on a campus. , Other programs included the following: a series of interviews of professional men and women a re-examination of the meaning of Christian vocations a study of the problems of student life in other lands religious movies retreats for the purpose of study and gaining spiritual renewal a survey of the Churchs stand on world problems a look at what other Christian movements are doing today Into such a fellowship have come members of all churches and through such a fellowship the Chi Alpha students continue to witness the fact that where two or three are gathered together they can and must have Christ in their midst MEMBERS Jaquith M Allen Koets Mordy Sagheb Parkhurst G Munson Redfield McColIoch Wullschleger Barrett B Anderson Sarem Prichard Heirlch Seavey A Apel Mayers Cheney Carnahan Sgogren Wolf Lockard Acosta Kenerson Good R Force M Force Thompson Dunlap Slothower Wilson Leugemors Perkins Owens Schertz Salser Hirsch B Carpenter Huebner Whitney Valyer Havens Miller Donald Davies sponsors 'the group 1 Il ,D ' 7 . 1 . . I dl ii I I I P . ' ' Cl ll , . . , l Y ' 1 . . . . . . , . . . 7 . . . , . . . ! . . . . . , . . D . u ' KI 1 I ' ! l ! Y ! ' l l y n D - 1 1 1 1 Q ' D ! l Y l I Y I Y D ' i ' , , 1 , 1 ' v 1 1 1 1 , . , g 1 1 x ' ,. ,.. .. - -- - - --' r-----------4-w-------itg.,,,,,',-....,-,,A-4 ,,.A,,-,, -,-.,A ,,,.--4P15 A IA up 'AM' - '. - AA, V 1 Y , W, N.. ,,. -,.-.,,..., ss.. -. 1-.ngamN...,,.,. ...F--H , -.s N.. Sllllltlll lJlllllllllSSllJll Bob Byrne ........ Don Burkley .......... Elizabeth Jaquith .... John Majkrzak ...... ..-..-.......President .......Vice-President .-.......-.Secretary ......-Treasurer FRONT ROW: Kappelmann, Burkley, Byrne, Majkrzak, Jaquith. BACK ROW: Manchester, B. Anderson, Davies, Freeman, Stenhouse, Gill. The Student Commission of the College of Emporia is the most important unit of student government Composed ot two representatives from each class a member at large and a president elected by the student body it en sures full student representation. The primary purpose of the commission is to consider the problems of the students and to present them to the faculty Donald Davies is the sponsor of the organization l - V . - 1 - - 9 . , . 56 -r B, . Q . V n . 1,. ..-C. ,.., .--Q-..,......,....--,... .... .... .. ..fg-.,,Q..-e..-..--n...-..ff......- .-.-.lJ,e..f-W-.Q -.N...--4--.---'- FRONT ROW Swedberg Moreland W Martin BACK ROW D Smith Hayes Kelly B Allen lllllltlil lllf Bull Allen Edltor : , , . ' . ' Don Smith ............................................................................ Business Manager , . . , . r - . Q . . 55 H , ,,A,, , ,,,A Y , , , ,,., ,... ---,,,4,,-.,,.,,-,,-,,w4'-1-ip -,--4 -,DM ' --Hn I-hm vu -nv pA,,,.,,- .- -4w---'--f4-'---f.-- - ----f-f--- --- ' A' fc ' The College Lute under the edltorshlp of Bull Allen has faithfully and accurately e corded the pulse beat of the student body The College Lute IS publushed semu monthly by the members of the journalism class whlch ss taught by Margaret Howell lt has been of consistently htgh qualsty throughout the year and has done a commendable job In unlfylng college spurlt -,,' -,Utd ,w--uv-pQs, -lm-.. A.,.,.Y-e.- -,'1-H-'HFS-uni! , . .,, --:K-v-. .-. .4-.-x -Q sn... ' , ov . f -fav-:-vf--v:-'-f':f'f'-' -V ff f ' 1 X 3 2 I , f . I - , 7 so aff peuyfff ffwi ,f f , f 1' jf, xp J eff' ' fg Fefe s 1 Snow Scene I iv' ' 7 nwyf, of '!'Q7MS:yW ' 7 Y fy f, l 1 f-V' , ' ' 4' Bev and Shu ey C a up ano er op ou Q 5. Oh, or an e ectrlc an. W xX,X.- Z, . 6. Looking for something, Jack? X X, SQ Q 7 D ' i n -alwa s decisions' - eC'5 0 5 Y ' fx 7 5 8. Snow Scene Il fu G' Q 2 ,, ,, , ,W 'ED , Q ff W 1 Y 2 I I 58 I W I '15 -' a . :' 7- 7 - T'f7 7 f'XT-iii-'ix?if???'f+2'1'E?fi?i!.M w-'ivfwfr:'N-''E' -' 's f swf? 1 1 + ,. L , . . 1 fi- '- ' 1 ,lk- X, 3 za f fini- , -.'..-, , 15 fi rl' .H '- . 1,-NLE.. 13 If ,,. ..f.f?Z,g, , r- 19.31 ' 5131? I . Qs., -V f - . 1, -vw -1 Cuuk M NLG. 4 QL i JANUARY--Basketball fakes A 4 V I the limelightg final exams and ' , .H I R 1, l U enrollment add to Pete's gen- f W ' eral confusion. s W O B - Y , 'W 'Q A V I - 3 1 2-2' lHE HGHTIHB PRESBIES SUUHD ,FRONT ROW: Bodnarchuk, Dill, Hayes, McCahey, Rose, Lange. MlDDLE ROW: Brown, Ek, Smith, Corsky, Perry, Allen, Williams. BACK ROW: Ireland, Burkley, Schwein, Forsberg, Blvoxom, Ramsey, Kutz. NOT PICTURED: Burke, B. Anderson, Swedberg. 'Q so .. R ,.,,,,,,,,f,..,,..,.,-,..,1-1,-,-.-.7 'fn -s':+ojre.fq1-fH:---n-'v-s--x+-'l-N-,-w,-.- --N -rx-in - :f1'4H?i-an-i '45, , ,,,,-4,,4,,Q,,, ..,4-rf:Q,a-..a..g.,-,,.:.-:9i-,--aIffi.1.5..:.ggvq.wvQw-W1 '-'P'-C211-.-fir 'ff-4:-?:i' 'F'!'ii' 57 l ' 14,-i-'iii-i''-j37fh5fT'i.izF'5'F?'2r99-3-ir-1St3?14+-fzvfflfrv-.-kv-4--wflkf----gm hmraen-yr Q x- . - . A . , . f , I , ,, 1 Q: dw f ff 2 , ,cf T 5,415 4 L . f, ff ' -mm 9 x gggsf ,An 'QA ix, fx frm f' BHSHETBHH , 51 2 so coRsKY Bos swebssnc Afwff lx - v X N I 1- r V I , Q ln x N X 7 V 5 g ' 3 Q. JIM WILLIAMS lbf L x . ' H 1 fd J noN sumuzv J.- Si Tom McGAHEY 62 ' - ' ' ' ---- l-:.-------- -.A,. . ...,.., --- ..f- -Un.. ..-1--V--X -f-. V ..-.fS....,-,,..,...-,,.,... ,,,- .f-X.. ..,,- ,-.,,',,,,,.,N.,.,,A,, ..3,,,,,,.,,,,, BHSHETBHLL - - Sparked by nine returning Iettermen, the the team made the going rough for several teams '49-'50 squad succeeded in proving again that averaging over six feet tall. Their never falling C of E spirit never dies. Although handi- energy and determination deserve the apprecia capped from the start by their lack of height, tion and admiration of all Presby Petes DON EK CALVIN DILL BILL ALLEN X i LESLIE HAYES DON SMITH v -.-f f H 1 A'---- svn-..---A-----.rp-...JA-.nn!,-,.. .,,u,.,. -... ...,f..-.-,,-,x.,,,,,,,-,-. MM.-.UF1-fi' PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SEC.-TREAS. ., , V.. i . JOHN MAJKRZAK' ERNESTINE DEHLINC-ER ARDELLE DUNLAP Bound Brook, N. J. Virgil Cotton Plant, Ark. JOSUE ACHON ....... .............. H avana, Cuba JOHN GAITO .......... ....-.- A I'r10ld, PB. MAYNARD ALLEN ....... ........ P ompton Plains, N. J. YOLANDO CRECO ......... .....-- E mDOI'i8 WILLIAM BARRETT ........ ........ P onca City, Okla. DOROTHY HYNSON ........ ------. E mporia HELEN LOU FRY ........ ........ S pearville JANISIRVINC ......... --------- R uf-Sell 1949 50 SEHSUH DICK PERRY BOB ANDERSON F- 1, cw, 4. Vf x E W F s...J 'U PAUL BURKE GENE BLQXQM GEORGE ROSE K xv 5 , , A E ? ! z ' .4 . ,,,,..-,,..-..1......---nv-if'e---7 'P 'rf1'NT '-1 ' 1 '--K l MARY JANE GRAHAM LOIS LOWE ............... LINDEN MOBERLY, JR. ROGER MUNSON ......... IRIS MYERS ................... ' GEORGE S. ROSE ........ t EILEEN SALSER ....... MIKE SHANDRA ........ SUPHUHIUHES M 66 BARNEY MAKOVSKY ...... KERR ....... BETSY MCCULLOCH ........ PRISCILLA REDFIELD ......... ......Mahaska .................CIyde Louis, Mo. .........AlIentown, Pa. ......Talent, Ore. .......Nickerson .......Garden City .....-.Emporia .............Emporia Medicine Lodge Winsted, Conn. PHIL BOBAN STEVE BODNARCHUK JANET CARNAHAN MARY CARR CATHRYN CURTIS PETER DRAPER JOHN FLANAGIN JOHN FORSBERG BART JOHNSON KINNEY KAMA ALICE KENERSON Manvllle N J Manvllle N St Louls Mo Concordia Miami Okla Chmle Arlz Emporia Concordia Wlnsted Conn H o T H Auvergne Ark PAULA FANKHAUSERU., .............................. I...Madison .f'4f:.fM lk- uri,-Q Ji.41.s4g4g--'ff . ,,,?-,,,, 1. QF, L M--.-v.N-1--,-fits: ie'-, 1' 1-gy -ggi:-f'fL2 7'-A-'f:..:-wire-1,fe-...W . 11: - . ,g,L+,-1-f ' ' xx , I, ,.-1' ,. Q' 1 JE7-.r -i J 121- ,,, ,wgvg -Y , ,Nd ,. ,. ,Z , 41.77, rv. ,-, , , .X , ,i . X -- , vf ,ly , Q, e fr ,, 1..,..5a4, 4...m . qgwg-e , fn, AA. ,1....V,AA A, , -jr, L Y.- 'L NT ,- . 111 1111 '11 11111 111' 1111 11111 111 1 11 111 1111 11 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 I 5 1 11 11 11 V 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 11 1, 11 11 1 11 1 V. , 1, 1 11 V 111 11 11 1 11 11 111 Nice V1 ew 110111 UV h JHHUHHU 1101111168 eve'- Munching along together Nature Boy Kap, your And I remember one night in Paris haIo's slipping. How's the view from down there, C1iff? .68 11,1 . 11' .:- '..,:1- -H' ..-...-, Yi. -..,,.,,Y, ,Y ,, ,T , , . 14 -1:, .f 'f -' -1, f.. , 5.11.9-A ., . ,qfr.,,.v,: +f -1525 ,J ,g .i f f f- , - - -.p,. -'li . 1 - f, -2 - - A-F,-1, ,U ,.. ,, 5 , A ,, , V , , -M-mamma-wi 1 M e U-gf,i,.-.-.gg e e?e3M?,x, s-i'if5t'2t17-ew' 0A,'f 1,,.1 if vufvifza Awvn, ,nn ,d,,,N,:,0,.4,Kv,,,.S,,1,.,,1f,,..f,-,-E.-----....f-A..,.-M-.....,-wr---raw-...,,-f--vv q...-,....N,.T-m--,..,-.E,.,,, WILLIAM SMITHE MARJORIE SMITH HERBERT A SULLIVAN THELMA STOUT VIRGINIA THOMPSON BOB TILTON DAVID TREMAINE BOB WIMMER TONY YANNETTE BETTY ZINSZER SIIPHUIIIIIIIES Honolulu T H Elkhart Howard Lmden Iowa Howard Topeka Honolulu T H Westfreld N J Bound Brook N J Hays ,..s.o4'r-p..1-m- ELAINE WHITE ..............................,......... Denver, Colo, I ,, r I 67 W: l! N I w W ,, , 1-g:1ez,fsa- ,-.- f ,, was A 'f ?xg.,,a1g,.. s -' 'T' -V '- of , K ai 1 ifgl jyxxx Egg Q0 ,Q X . i- uf FEBRUARY-Big freeze on Mergandahl W brings out skaters: Intramurals in full gf X swingg W.P.E. sponsors volley ball tournament-3 Yearly highlight-St. Val- ' A 'hs entine's day dance. ,r X , o-if s X M-xl gxv xxx n Q-:M ,1 -- o 4- , ' .A , e' f am 1 3 ! Q V 'r ' T wr X n X r Qx'g,.R i 7' l r ly I ' ' . U10 IHEIVS M r, PHUSICHL EDUCHTIUII I w V ff Last one in's a piker! 70 1 :ii ' '- 'T.1 '2F.' ff , '9 iv'T.1: f u -f -. Lb: Sv ,..QfE'::g ' 'f'17T4'gC -rp-.f-v gs-z '+ ' - f - ' rg: ,:-,,..a-,Q F' fr, err?-12234, -y L V., V , V. Y i H ff-1 32'iiiawfzrfaffriffifilefifif-,QQ :ef fs: -f 4-ff.,-1 A v ' ,...,...,.,...g':.a..,,. -V'fT.gg,5,,1,4yiL?1 f?T-ff' Y g: 7f '2:'LV '??fY?P'3.a -- Q' - 'r?:Tq5'i'7'f'?52?f53rr'5 ?L:rll'iis'2!'!?:5'3??ff1-15ii51:if-Fw Y SEQ-.iihvni-:hrr51-'i-,7-..,,-ff-Mm. . ,..,,W,,-.x,,.. -Q :,m,4q4...,....q- M .ur f ' v I. Q, , , , 3,7 0 , 4 21', m fi ,fl 7 WS .x 4 . .,,': xi W cl .QW f x--, .VE ' 'RA' S fx f 1 - 52 N aff' U 2 Q, 1 1 4' A g X MW? W 1 , ,W V ' I 1 YT f 1 4 ., i Class mot toXBeaT nd yOur DOfl7f Of aim Doc! I. i H. X V H w,,,.,. -- - K , 2.1.1.6 kv ,hm D+' ,Nha-Q W ,.,..-TT.. ,,,..x,--.,,---,,... .....i-,.l.,-af.-Y...-r-q'-n..... -,.,.....,-.-.c-,....-f. ,x , Bull's eye! Miss Jean Woodward, heading a capable staff, plans a year round program of exercise, relaxation and fun for the coeds. Some of the exciting and interesting aspects of the physical education program include competition for class honors in swimming and volleyball, note- books for use in camp work, creative outlets through the modern dance classes, and tennis matches, Instruction in recreational leadership brought about such projects as a faculty chil- dren's Christmas party, a student-faculty Play Night, a Freshman Cookout, and a Square Timber! Dance Instruction Night in preparation for the annual Square Dance Jamboree. The interests of almost any girl can be met by the varied courses offered-archery, bad- minton, shuffleboard, social and square danc- ing, basketball, darts-and the emphasis is on cooperation and friendliness of spirit. Develop- ment of mental and social concepts is stressed in the program, as well as physical develop- ment, practical knowledge of health rules and constructive use of leisure time. f ,',f , u 1 6 CLHSSRUUHI . 4 ..'1l W BllSIlElBHll The intramural 'season proved to be one of the most exciting, closest races in several years of play. The teams, coached by student managers, pro- vided entertainment and thrills tor everyone. Playing ranged from the hard, fast tactics of the league winners to the carefree methods of the famed Boot- leggers. Two teams held perfect season records-the lrish who won 9 and lost none, and the Seven Dwarfs who had an unbroken string ot 9 losses. SEASON RECORDS W TEAM L lrishmen .:..... . ....... ............. 9 O l-loopsters ..... .... 7 2 Swishers ....... .... 7 2 BeBops ...... .... 5 4 Crusaders ..... .... 5 4 Sportsmen ...... .... ' 4 5 Suicide Squad ..... .... 4 5 Straphangers ..... .... 3 6 Bootleggers ......... .... l 3 Seven Dwarfs ..... ......... .... O 9 73 llllllllllill E .sissww ,MM et! Q s DHHCE ,Wa .,.......,.. ,...-,,.,,,, ,,.,,,,...,,,.,,,,.. ,..,,,.,m..-,.,.n-.:'...n-....a-,.:n!1,,,,.,u,,, -1 - ,e-. ,,.L,,,L Q..'m,.,' -J' -- e. -- A vmfnnnf Q His Majesty, King of Hearts Her Majesty, Queen of Hearts BOB BYRNE JOYCE HAVENS 76 W P V -.L ' CHHUIDS lllqfeyg ,f -,gg 1 ,ewan ig ' I l l u I , Ng- ,....-- ,...fx-.e.-.,.,.f., , Ka x ul 2 ,,.,X. f..,, , , -, . ,- , ., ,L lf ,4.A,.,.,, , W - -,3,.1,V: , .1-, Y, . a ex Q l l l I l Oh, well, who cares where the ball is anyway? FEBRUHHU PHUTUS Ah, me, thus work-a-day world! Food-a la Married Couples Club The rlgors of college life Food-a la Dunlap Hall l - . Q THE HUUHL UUUPLE UIITH THEIR HTTEHUHHTS MARY CARR ROSETTA WULLSCHLEOER an an TONY YANNETTE BOB ANDERSON IHE IIEPIIHIFIIIEIII UI IIIUSIII Strengthening the College of Emporia's position as an outstanding school for combining a liberal arts education with a study of music, the department of music presented many interesting and inspiring programs to the student body, to Emporians, and to interested groups in the surrounding territory. In addition to the traditional concerts by vocal and instrumental ensembles and recitals by the faculty and students of the school of music, the'department presented a three-day festivaI,'consisting of a Bach concert, chamber music, the Pergolesi Stabat Mater, and the American opera, THE DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER. Under the direction of John M. Lewis, Noah Knepper, Mariette Simpson, Lucile Porter, Martha Pierson, Dorothy Knepper, and Mrs. Harold Servey, the department has succeeded in bringing enjoyment to all those who appreciate fine music. A CAPPELLA CHOIR MEMBERS, BACK ROW: Moore, Hollister, Lowry, N. Kelly, Lowe, Johnson, White, Carson, Wimmer, C. Munson, Koets, C. Carpenter, A. Apel, Yannette, Park- -hurst, Woodbury, Stout, Schurtz, Carr, Fry, Whitney, Prosser. FRONT ROW: Havens, Huebner, Mayers, Hagadorn, Fisk, M. Force, Apel, Dawson, Swathel, McKusick, Naughton, Tester- man, Seavey, Dunlap, Walker, Peery, Irving, S. Carpenter, Mailloux, Lewis. 80 ' MARCH --Choir tour, student re citals, orchestra recital, Mu Phi stunt night, and Messiah rehearsals take the spotlight. Month of music and beginnings of Spring Fever J ' 'f ' ' U ' ' '-5' f' ' 'i 'f 'i 4-If- ' -Q-6.1- J .' -,v'-vc' 4'M' ' ' '-flifiii-V' '1- 51'13 Z ?t':f1EFi-'-Q--1-' r1x6-Twu---1-v--'g AT giiyii-21-'-,f. 3:y.1f.,-na,--, ' ',.:z:.-H ---q,,fgg,,,- D, ,AM ., , 7 ,I , 0 N y -.5 Hfff..z4q4nf.:-,f--iii-ff-nwffgfwfv-f-- .--Y. :V f --- -M. -Y V. . 4, . , . V . - -Q x ff., , -,...,.,,:.,,... X . , g i 4 '-9 ,..-, fr' 3....,,fm., w-,Q ,,,w0 N f ' f '1 -.M in 51. yy f . 2 , ' 25753 . ff? y My X -, ' f - A , X . --I , .1 l i 1 ,, , . - ., V.. -- , -,- --Y 7 -- - --b------. A V - -4 -, - , . ., ', iv- --Q, - V ..: - .s.'L- ' '. ,r 4 X ' nfl!- -1 - xv 2' L TT' ig. ., 4----V, .x fi '- f- 'Hg-- 'f-s-,, - - Nj 31-Q --, fv-r-- Q-12-Q-'-::q1J ' l, 1-f'1Ff:- '3,fgjf41f:f2-' ?'3Xv?a 'b?,y1-'-'-V1.1-'.f3'T-I.' T-'XJ-ff.:-' ' ' rg we-.-ua '. ,,, A ! !'9h2E ?Y2kffa'X1 . - 'P .3F,f?fJ,ty'fza,: --1. g- l qi i l in ii i l i l ii ii l: ii l l l f , , 1 1 i 1 i il, iii f i L , . 1 f i i i l l l BACK ROW: Fisk, Nelson, Truog, Hogue, Irving, Fry, Porter, White, Wood, Schurtz, Dunlap, Lowry, Havens. FRONT ROW: Carpenter, Frankhauser, Prosser, Seavy, Carr, Kenerson, Mailloux, Peery, K. Dehlinger, E. Dehlinger, Bartlett. lllUlllEll'S GLEE CLUB Under the direction of Miss Lucile Porter, ested in music to gain experience and pleasure the women's glee club is one of the major mu- by working together in a well-directed organi- sical groups on the campus. It provides an zation. opportunity for those women who are inter- ez g,y1!i-Ln. u ,- l ' - . f . -J. s, --: 'fl-'J-few '-V-. -.11-zz z ':f:,Z a.: -1-,nw-o - '-:ffl-.':' 51: -gf-----: -, T11- F 'J-'-'ff 'f '- '-' HM W ii :N - :..4. ..... .:-.,-- , 1-fularmti' , nf L. ' veg. -V ' ' .mR .ohh-. ...-,,-4m ,win - X -I Q' V THE VESPEH H IIHPPELLH CHUIR ' cgi' I -'N .,.T5xg' ' '-fy, I ig ffl!! ,VU ry , xi .- ri . f- s' 4 E' 'iq Fu Q. ' .f' 'Q' . .,-f 3, 57:5 r.-' 1, ,G swf? V- . UQV: 'li' ' 24 15 i 1 'F i X 5- , . A He. A 1, I . Kg. , Ffh rf 43 91 hw .t . Q, . , ,V -' 1. ' 1 , M' ' .J 3 -V4 I A 'I. '1 1 .. ' r I. , -L ', 1, fi A ., M Y 6.1 -4 .QD n 5-, .-, , '-4 3 fl-. f F: nv. yul 1 Ii 1 N 31 . . r I: , wi 'xg 1 +1 -, , . , x is xv' si' :'- Ta L 'lj S-,xy 1 L il .,. x 'I f U :nu I -6 1, 61 '24 ' 2 4' . 1 ' 4. 1 S , Ii .Rs . -2, lj ' A L5 : . H J IKM u 'Pg : ', 5. Q 4 fp sa K. ,ggi 2114- -ar ww ,W .1 .r - V. ep- V, M.. . , M In ,,V, G., -ff ,-f . -... 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 ,1 111 1 1 1 1511 1 111 ,J 1 1111 115 1 1 1 ' 1 11' 1 ,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 , 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 MARTHA ANN BIGGER ........ .......... L isbon, Iowa PAUL BURKE .................. ...... L ong Beach, Calif. DON BURKLEY ...... ....... P ittsburgh, Pa. 1 1 1 1 NAOMI CRELLIN ..... ...... P agua ANN DAVIS ........ ...... T opeka ' DON DURAND ....... ....., T opeka 11 1 ' 11 11 -1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 , 1 11 11 BILL ALLEN ............ MYRON M. APEL E. J. BARBERQ ..... JOAN BARTLETT ......... 1111111 PRESIDENT HARRY JAMES Herington ..Howard .....Hoxie ..Howard .......MadisQn lllEll'S Vlllllll EllSElllBlE A new musical group at the college this year the music department. The ensemble is directed was the men's vocal ensemble. They added a by Noah Knepper and accompanied by Barbara great deal to the fine productions presented by Hollister. Munson Accompanist Hollister Knepper, Forsberg, Parkhurst, A. Apel, Jarrett, Swafhel, KOGTS, Wimmer, G. 83 TOM MCGAHEY ......... ............ P ittsburgh, Pa. LEON MCKUSICK ....... ......... H aydenville, Mass. FORD MADDICK ....... .................... E mporia JAYNE MAILLOUX .......... ..................... C Iyde AVERY MANCHESTER ........ ........ W insted, Conn. LAVEDA MAYERS ...,..... ......... G reat Bend ALAN LEHMANN ........ ............. K irkwood, Mo. LORA LEUGEMORS ......... ...... O klahoma City, Okla. VIVIAN MCALISTER ..... .................. B urlington BEVERLY MCCALLUM ....... ......... P onca City, Okla. HIUR 86 SEC TREAS MARY K MOORE Topeka BOB FIATTE MARJORIE Flslq FRAN FUCHS DON GARRETT Bethel Cottonwood Falls Long Beach Calif Burlmgton WILLIAM GARRETT Cay Center ED CORSKY EUGENE HYNSON DON KELLY CHARLES KERR Wa Keeney Emporia Long Beach Caluf Mahaska DON CILL .......................................... Long Beach, Calif. l , M V , ,M W4 .,,,.,,e,,-,,,,,Y.7,--,,4,...,.,..:vsv,-.,-H-M:---1.-zq...1..,.l..,-'. WMV. - ---- -1+---' 'wr-'-HX'---11x ,V W.- ,,i,.--.,..... ,faq .,..,-,-.... ML ,.-.... , . , , ,. t . , l l l l l l l 1 l l l l .l c l e l l l l l l l l BACK ROW: McFerrin, Thompson, M. Force, C. Munson, McKusick, Fry, Fisk, Yannette. MIDDLE ROW: Mordy, R. Root, Lowry, Good, lvlayers, Wilson, Schuler, Walker, FRONT ROW: Harger, Parkhurst. Clll E PEP BHHD The College of Emporia band, reinvigorated T games. Under the direction of Mr. Noah Knep- by several shots of straight 212 and 314, has per, this small force of determined musicians added zest to all home football and basketball has striven to maintain the spirit: C of E fights! 88 VIRGINIA MILLER ....... ........ J unction City DUANE MOON ...... .................... E mporia RAY MOREY ....... ...... L ong Beach, Calif. HELEN OWENS ....... ........ A rkansas City 87 DONNA PERRY ........ .................... E mporia RICHARD PERRY ..,... ....... L ong Beach, Calif. FRANK SWATHEL ....... ....... S tamford, Conn. WESLEY THEW ,,,,.,,, ...... B rooklyn, N. Y. CECIL ULLOM ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ......... W ashingfon, Pa. PHYLLIS WOODBURY ....... .................---- I- 201'i . T, mrmvm HN ,ww , .-. -..,,,,.,.,, .,.,a..,,-..,,f....,c.,..man,' This page is dedicated to the memory of Miss Jean Woodward head of the Women s Physical Education ,Department who died March 3 l9SO. Miss Woodward was very active in all campus affairs and was known as a friend to the students and as an inspiring and understanding teacher. Her seven years of devoted service to the college will be remembered with sincere gratitude and deep affection. n 1 1 v 9 O U UF E CHHIHBEH UHCHESTRH H e - 1 1 ix Qu 'i t ,, wt 1 I 1 'E ,V I t H f t ,tt W ,t Int' gif P? King and Queentof the Custodians tt MHRCH ti MISCELLHHU fl t t i WE M 1+ t gt t Two Deans I of the College t Just relaxin' I Q E F t Meduavon? . C M t t t H t 1, t tt V t f it ll U t M tt Stage struck PJ wt pf Ht gan r' CUP E PLHUEHS PHESEHT UHSTEHH UHI gl ,,.,,,- ,Nh---.,.... ...ug -,.,.......,,,.-3qf:.....n.q41-1,,.q-:Hof1-1.14-ff'--f-a1 2'P'P':4v'-29U1'e!:v'f uv-as-Psi.--.,,,,.,. . -... ... ,---.-my-:-as-...,,y4A,--'M M . , gi 4, 'fi 'ig ' i N -- f HIL --l i V Y i in. W Siu I A wi I X K XX-'fd' Qu t A W .xx-N ' ,rt :NI . 1-45 ' ' i APRIL-picnicking, track practice, clean-up day, tennis, just relaxing-lt's spring. 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W 770-77 .Y V ,--A --- -V - V- - - -4, mir, The l95O track team was one of the strongest and best balanced squads of recent years. Paced by fresh talent and the return of such veterans as DuWayne Hinkle, conference champ in the half-mile, Don Kelly, point win- ner in the dashes, Ed Johns, high jumper, Don Ek in the shot put: and Don Durand in the javelin throw, C. of E. had a verv successful track season. R. Munson, Kelly, Durand, Cartwright, B. Fitzsimmons, Sarem, Hinkle, Ireland. 96 i iii ia E? ig- inncl sfnsnn lif i,.:. SQUAD, STANDING: lreland, Naughton, Perry, Rose, Williams, Ek, R Munson KNEELINC: Kelly, Hinkle, Sandusky, Cartwright. i 'i il fi l l l ll l i a lr l l l 'l l li l 'l ll ln .l 1 il l . ei. ll. li 'l li li lx X lx li S i Inv 1'- 1 ,., 40, , 1 ag. inf siiiiii 1 R. M on Carfwrlgru, simmollnson, Kelly April 5 April I4 April22 May 6 May l2 May l9 l , R, Muns ' ns: S ' 'DUI' KellVa arem, Hlhkltgnciegzgwrighf' B. F 1950 mann scnfnulf Emporia State Relay ............... ........ E mporia St. I Bethel, Wesleyan, C. of E. ....... ...... S alina K. U. Relays ..................... ...... Lawrence Ottawa, Bethel, C. of E ....... ........ C .of E. . McPherson, C. of, E ....... ........ C . of E. Conference Meet ....... ........ S alina ffz DOH Kelly 97 4 Don Durand Cleanup Day C how line A Paar oT 1'5 Y W here'd theY SCP? HPRIl HCTIVITIES . .,... 10,2 or 4? Now, this game is ' called volleyball . . IOO fifufg' wi i '-iff 1 51bff,a:fLff2f'3-9-9- -':54'?913--G-'i f's5f':QQ-35p4::E5E:E2 5 V -4-Q' - 'M'Hff5Qf ---'fir-:1+:,-ff-61-, fl: ' f-: Q -f ef ,- - :ia --71.1,-,L -V-5. , ,Y V J , Y H- - Z, V .,,,,, , W 1 , ,W-,Q ' - -- 4 -7- , - '-'f' frwftf. ,- 3-..,.'T'A .ff-:-mp.vfif.5.,-Qggyfrirwf1:Lg...r,9..m..,.-,...L,xmmn--N.,-W 1-.H-1 1 A AVWMWN N, - n,-?..-1--.V . xl,-,F ,,n,, ,,.1-.-F. 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'Mh.,,.T.'4,.1-:Y' Saburo Tokunaga Leroy Hall Joe Barber Steve Bodnarchl-lk Gene Sobke Mike Shandra John D'Antonio Eddie Johns Don Ek Vincent Zujkowski '04 Paul Bl-like . - -V ' ,j--- 1-3, -'- ' ' 3 - A--.-...-1.'4.,...... ...g......,--,..,..........f...,......,e..,,,....-..?,.,b,..,...-.....,.,.:+m,. ..,,-..V..-,,.,.,,.,N.A,,e,-,...............,., we ,...,....,.e.--4--. . . 7 I ni :E I- ww N -A-V1 rw -I Q Ln I A 2414!-Q bw-VAT. 44... 'z,.L.7,T ,...,-.-..,,,.,-,. . ...,-... ..n-.,,.,...-ww,-.-...,.1-,.,.... , .,...-, X April l l April l3 April 20 April 26 April 28 May l May 3 May lO May l5 May 20 ' n 1950 SCHEDULE Wichita U. ..........................,..,,,,,.,,, , McPherson College ................,,,.,,,,,,,, Washburn U. ...............,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Emporia State .............................,.,.,, Rockhurst College .............................. Emporia State ...............,.,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,, Washburn U ........................,.., ,.,,,,,,,, Emporia State ...............,........,,...,,..,,,,, McPherson College .......................,.., Wichita U. ................................,,,,... . .There Here .Here .There Here Here .There Here .There Here Bl-lSEBl-lll B05 Swedbmg Bob Fratte Larry Colhns B Il Graham Gene Blo om John Mark k Ver on Weakley !O3 X ' rza n . ,-.4 l-in-hw Han- -wi n5,,--,-N- --YM -0 -J-.Nw V f Nh- x an-,d.,,,,1.,,,,.,x.re,.f,.'.-,,-- ....--..1.....L.'-V--5: . -1--'fi-0 - '- 'T ' .f ., .4 -,.,......,-V. . . --..,.,.,.,.enf..,..a:---up-..1..-Juni.,. Lew. . -... ., 1-1 s-.. aka- mf,-. M' '- .Q .,.-v.-.-A-..v,...gf:-v.,. , ,-:- ff- fy. A .- ' A GERALD ANDERSON Osage City Social Science Class President, '49 6' '50, Cur- rent Problems Club, Football, Intramural Basketball, Married Couples Club, YMCA. ei MARIE ACOSTA Havana, Cuba English Chi Alpha, Council '50, Cos- mopolitan Club, Home Eco- nomics Club, Kappa Omicron Phi, Spanish Club, YWCA, Treasurer, '49. l SUZANNE CARPENTER Independence, Mo. , En lish g Class Secretary, '50, A Cappella Choir, Current Problems Club, Dunlap Hall House Council, Vice-Pres., '50, Messiah Cho- rus, Pep Club, Women's Glee Club. CLHSS DAVID WEST Great Falls, Mont. Biology , Class Vice-Pres., '50, Athletic Trainer, Married Couples Club. ROBERT ANDERSON Osage City Social Science Basketball, Chi Alpha, Treas., '50, E Club, Student Com- mission, '50, YMCA, President, '49, Secretary, '48, ...V -'.- A - - -. ::. -. ' -- Y -,Fri-:.:::::H:f:a,,-Y .-av. -..--11: N.,.-V-.., -... f. .,,-..,Ji,-,..-,..M1.., W, .N-f,...,..,.f...-., M-, SW ,ZW V ,-Wm, Vu ,Ok-mm- SQUAD-BACK ROW: Zujkawski, Majkrzak, Bodnarchuk, Cracraft, R. Tilton, Bloxom, Graham, Sobke FRONT ROW: J. Barber Johns, Shandra, Tokunaga, Weakley, Hall, Swedberg M In-M.-NJ, ,v,,,1,,,,,,,,,,-,,,.,-.-, H-..,..N,..,-.-xr-.-.3-a...-..mlp.A...,,.,. , ..., .,.,q...f.,-.s-N..,,s4.: ' mi ' JOHN CHENEY Hutchinson Biology Chi Alphag Science Clubg YMCA. CALVIN DILL Columbus Physical Education Basketballg E Club, Vice- Pres., '49g Tennisg Married Couples Club. CLHSS EARL DEAN Madison Political Science Current Problems Clubg Mar- ried Couples Club. i08 KATH RYN DEHLI NCER Virgil English A Cappella Choirg C. of E. Play- ersg Dunlap Hall House Coun- cilg Messiah Chorusg Pep Club: N-lfi!omen's Clee Clubg Women's l'lO. DONALD EK Dwight Physical Education Baseball: Basketballg E Club: Footbal Q Track.. fa- .r fn -,1.q4A-x -1.4-Av-u v' f-- ,-- .,v.... ,,. ,.-. fr:-xv--b l 'vr---rs--sm,-,--U,--.-.--.1--.-.,.,1. ....-...-.. ,i ,...... . ADRIAN APEL Hoxie Social Science A Cappella Choirg Alla Rah Statfg C. of E. Playersg Current Problems Clubg Intramural Bas- ketballg Men's C-lee Clubg Mes- siah Chorusg Psychology Clubg SCAQ YMCA. Ill DAVID BRUNER Miltonvale Geology Bible Study Club Intramural Basketball Mixed Chorus CYNTHIA CARSON M rgan Ile E gl h A Cappella Choir Alla Rah Staff College Lite Staff Dun lap Hall House Council Mes siah Chorus Womens Clee Club Quill Club Pres '50 iffy CARRETI' CARPENTER Independence, Mo. Political C7 Social Science A Cappella Choir Current Problems Club President 50 Emporia Hall House Council Intramural Basketball Mens Clee Club Student Commis sion Vice Pres 49 YMCA HERBERT CARTWRICHT Long Beach Calf Engl sh Alla Rah Statt Football lntra mural Basketball Track Quill Club Y , . I . , . I I 1 I . I 1 - . . I I I - ' I I ' I I l I O VI F1 IS . ' I I ' I , ' I I -I I 1 T ' . I . . I I , - I ' I . , . , . . -uf.:--...--.:..a:4..,44.L,1e.-14... ......,-,.......,..4..g..1T......g..,...........- ' v '- M- -W' ,...- ' 'Q .4,...u3-M-::,a:f... -' .I .. ...2L.a..-..L:....Mf- -J-.'.'. .pa ,i,- I-:,y. ..,. ,..4pid'5' -ml-,,,M.AW,,u,T,m .,.w,W4,,,,..,:,,,,, .-. ,...,,.,.,-,.,,.,..,,1:,..,,s...,..,.mn:n. we , .. . .,. ,.-, s.,,.,.,.,:' 4.4: -' ' JAMES JAUERNIC Burlington Geology BARBARA KOBYLINSKI Hutchinson Business Administration Married Couples- Club, Pep Club. w CLHSS EDWARD JOHNS Union, Mo. Physical Education Baseball, E Club, Intramural Basketballg Track. .I 10 CHARLOTTE KAPPELMANN White City English A Cappella Choir, Alla Rah Stattg C. of E. Players, Treas., '48, Current Problems, Mes- siah Chorusg Quill Club, Scribe '5Og Student Commission, Sec- retary, '49, Women's Clee Club. N DONALD KOETS Colorado Springs, Colo. English A Cappella Choirg Alla Rah, Manager, '47 Cr '48, C. of E. Players, Chi Alpha Cabinet, College Life Staff, Emporia Hall House Pres., '50, Men's Clee Club G Quartet, Messiah Cho- rusg Phi Mu Alpha, Vice-Pres., '49, Student Commission, YMCA fr SCAQ Pirates of Penzance , The Devil and Daniel Webster. ,pr y n 14.1.-...1 an n.,-4--c .1-:-'f -Q . ,., i f -'---' 'Q'-fv' lf 'E P '0 -'w':-- -V --vw--'rs.-5-Q--:xy 1: --wr--.,.,,.-,.----V-.,..,.,.s,,... --,-.-..,. ... .. Q .. ,, , , , JEAN EVANS Stafford Home Economics Art Club, V.-P., 'SOL Current Problems 3 Home Ec. Club, Vice- Pres., 'SOQ Kappa Omicron Phi, '50 Vice-Pres ., . WlLl.lAM C.lESWElN W lsey Bnologncal Scuence Science Club lll P955 DIRK C-RAYE Mount Tabor, N. J. English JOAN FORAKER Eureka l Home Economics C ofE Players Home Ec Club Kappa Omucron Phu Messrah Chorus Pep Club 109 A Cappella Choir Alla Rah Staff C ofE Players Current Problems Emporia l-lall Coun l Intramural Basketball Men s Clee Club Messiah Cho rus Qulll Club VELMA HAGADORN Concord a Home Econom cs A Cappella Choir Alla Rah Staff Band College Lute Staff Home Ec Club Kappa Omucron Phu Women s Clee Club YWCA . . , . , 1 , . ' a 1 - - v Y - C l , , y l - , ' 1 ' 4 I I X y l D K' ' V V D 7 f 4' f 1 ' ,Vg s ' ' Q ff' ' f ' 4, , lr , -wnarn . . i i , , i , l , l 1 .D Q , . , I , , - . .,...:.a:4...4.'..,11.n.,-.. ..4...,'.,-..g.g-.gL........4.....,,........... - Y . V - H 'QQ' an-::..':I.-.. -1 ..: .. ...LL -...L.11.,,...,.. ..., .. .. :..- If . z:.:.'.-, ,l , , , , -?-e-ssl'----g-...-.,f,V?,,,,,:-.,.., ,, ,,.,-,L , , V X M f , i V , K ,..gnsP5' . -,Q A, hu E I sa BA Marri Clubj BEVERLY NELSON Newton Music A Cappella Choir, Messiah Cho- rus, Pep Club, Women's Glee Club, Women's Sextetteg Night of January l6th g An- gel Streetmg Lady of Letters , The Devil and Daniel Web- ster g Pirates of Penzance. CIIISS VIRGINIA PEERY Emporia Home Economics A Cappella Choir, C. of E. Play- ers, Home Ec. Clubg Kappa Omicron Phig Messiah Chorus, Pep Club, Women's Glee Club. HELEN PFELTZ Chadron, Neb. English Alla Rah Staff, College Life Staff, Current Problems, Mar- ried Couples Clubg George Washington Slept Here. 112 CLIFFORD PFEL' Baltimore, Md. Political Science S I Alla Rah, Manager, ' lege Lite Staff, Curre lems, President, '49, lr Basketball, Married Club, Quill Club, 'I '50, George Washing Here. SHIRLEY PROSSER Osage City Music A Cappella Choirg C. of E. Play- ers, Class Treasurer, '49, Homecoming Queen, '50, Mes- siah Chorus, Mu Phi Epsilon, Pres., '5Og Orchestra Cr Band, Pep Club, Pres., '48, Women's Glee Club, Women's Trio Cr Sextetg Pirates of Penzance. . A-r n I 1-e1,...x f N - fa' 1 - ff- '1- - .- f '4 H' '---'v ' I . , E 'i -'-K . 17 -v--r---w.--rx r fs-..-..f-.,,...n1.....-...,-.,,,,. ..,,....,.,..,.,.-. -.... W ,. , JOHN McCALLUM Yonkers, N. Y. English Alla Rah, Ed., '-485 French Clubg Married Couples Clubg Intramural Basketballg Psychol- ogy Clubg Bachelor's Wife g Night of Jan. l6th g C-eorge Washington Slept Here g An- gel Street g Lady of Letters. MYRON MUNSON Nicke son B siness Ad n strat on Emporia Hall Council Student Commission Football lntra mural Basketball Track Ill PAT MALLUM Speed Home Economics Dunlap Hall House, President, '5O' Home Ec. Clubg Kappa Omicron Phi Messiah Chorus Pep Club lll lyjy GEORGE MUNSON Clay Center Music A Cappella Choir Band C1 Qr chestra C of E Players Male Quartet Mixed Quartet Men s C-lee Club Phi Mu Alpha Pres 49 String Quartet BILL NEICHBOUR I dep de ce o C ology A Cappella Choir College Lite Staff Emporia Hall House President 49 Psychology Club President SO Science Club , , i 1 , . . 1 1 , . Y ' r U ' mi I i V1 BFI V1 , Nl . ' ' . 2 I ' Q . ' ' . . 1 , n u ' , ' . , v ' , . . u . , i . , U . , . ..,:. ...a-': . 4 ...ii :.... -.-.... ....,... .... -., m M :rv 1-uni.:-kwin-i I ' VQ,g,,.,,fas.:r,4:j.,,,- ,i,, -..g -..,.L.5g,,...-.1 ..,. .'.. .'..1 Q,-ry..- .Linh .,..-....-..,..-gf-.... , .ff-11-sfi': '---I-1-.'f -A-I ' ' -'fr --v-- .. N... 1 N iv- sm RAY STECER Richmond Hill, N. Y. History Cosmopolitan Clubg Chi Alphag Married Couples Clubg YMCA. JOAN THEW Emporia Psychology Married Cou les Club Psi- P 5 Y chology Club. CIIISS WAYNE TESTER MAN Clay Center Business Administration BILL TARR Wolfdale, Pa. Business Administration Emporia Hall House Councilg Footballg Intramural Basketball. A Cappella Choirg Band and DICK VALYER Emporia Business Administration YMCA. 4 Orchestrag Intramural Basket- ballg Men's Clee Club: Messiah Chorusg Phi Mu Alphag YMCA. JOANN WALKER Madison Music A Cappella Choirg Band and Orchestrag C. of E. Playersg Messiah Chorusg Pep Club: Women's C-lee Club: Women's Trio. .-11--Y - V . 1 .4 -Q ..f.f,..qt.fv- -.N-., 4 .v-1.-'-'.f.-Q47-ff,------,....,l-. , .. -.....,.,-yrvy'-f1rpgy---..-v-,1--,:-f.a-,...-p--.,,...r. T ,,,...-.v1.,..1-- x----,- -. c., .. .C H J OAN N ROOT Council C-rove English Alla Rah Staff, Editor, '50, Cur- rent Problems, French Club Pres., '49g Bachelor's Wife Night ot January l6th. is lll KENNETH SHERMAN Toronto Physical Education Chapel Committee, Cosmopoli- tan Clubg E Club, Pres., 'SOQ Secretary '49' Football' Track' YMCA o Prob amural ouples asurer fi Slept ,L JACK SMITH Scand a Business Admin strat on Basketball E Club H3 DON SMITH Scandia Business Administration Basketball College Life Bus: ness Manager 50 Baseball HAROLD SPEAR Empor a Business Adm n strat on A Cappella Choir Band De bate Club Intramural Basket ball Men s Glee Club Messiah Chorus YMCA Pirates of Penzance E ub 3 1 I I , C I- , - . y l - i A it it 1 1 l 5 , Z I i l l 1 I 1 I sn xl , , I U I - . - . 7 . ' 1 i l 4- - . - I! .N A-J ar- ., ',....:-4:4...-....4,1,,::.... ...-.... .,...V....,.g,........d...+.,.,,....-..,....... - ,,, A wg V Q V 1 ..,l.3,L,,,,,g,,.:,,f,j,,,,,L ., M ,,,,g --4.lg.,.,,.,v ..L,,'1.. .f,.: .. .-,... ,L- ...Q-0'-5 4,-- -. N ,A Y y.. , -:mggl-,L ,rV,,A,, ,- ' N1 ... ,, -. ,.,..,,, ,..-fr- ,,,,,...,.-..-f.-,,.Mf...,1-f.---f-A 1-W 'wr-2-'1 vP-+'- M H- ,,,..,... , Jw... ... Q, tr-. ,.., N., ,. ,-W . is .. .. . IH THE WERRU r 7 No comment. WEHRU NUHTH UF MH! Anderson Memorial Library The Thinker. Ah, Spring. No speaka de Englitch, meybe? H6 ..,. 'I 4, , ... I...,..--4-. sry.-:I-.., 1. ....-. ., .. - .. 1.4-16.4 vga.-fc-.fue ff-.--w.-v::-eff -fv'---ea.-. A -Iv-vu,-.Iv-f, pu- vrg-s-...'.I...f--L q..,. .,,,,. I, ,. ,, R, . A . I V . . . , , . . , 5 3l'1 3 HOWARD WEBSTER Mt. Vernon, Ind. English Intramural Basketballg Married Couples Club. WAYNE WHITAKER Emporia Business Administration ROSETTA WULLSCHLEGER College Life Staff Frankfort Psychology Chl Alpha Dunlap Hall Nurse Home Ec Club School Nurse YWCA and SCA BILL YOUNG Leroy History Emporia Hall House Council Intramural Basketball 5 lyfy MARY LOU WILSON Emporia Home Economics A Cappella Choirg Alla Rah Staffg Chi Alpha, SCA3 Kappa Omicron Phlg Messiah Chorusg Pep Bandg Pep Clubg Women's Glee Club: Night of Jan. l6th g George Washington Slept Here. NOT PICTURED BARBARA HOLLISTER Colorado Springs Colo Music A Cappella Choir Orchestra Accompanist Mens Ensembles Mu Phi Epsilon Glee Club ROYAL LANGE Emporia Physical Education Manager of Athletics GEORGE LANGLEY Emporia Biological Sciences Pi Kappa Delta Debate Club Spanish Club Mar ned Couples Club Quill Club VERNON WEAKLEY Emporia Physical Education Baseball Basketball ECIub Football Intramurals ' 7 ' Y I al h , A E , ul n In ' I I - I - I I Y . ' ' . I I - I I - I I - I 1 7 - , . I I I , I I I I - I I I I 0 .4 1 'I--:..,:..-SQs: ...-4-'..,L1. 41-1 ..4.... ..-.f....L-4,..i...g...a,.....'.......-,.......... ' ..., ,V 1 in --L A Y ' . ,, I ' Qh,:,4,f.,.,,.f - .. ...Ig ...-.L.Qg.-L...,:I ..,.'l. Ii.: l.- I e:.g.3. LE-A. .,.I. I i ,.4Qll0'5hf-00' Ihr Eliirzt rvahgtvrinn Glhurrh iEmpnrizt, lianmm S 1. Congratulations on your Graduation! . . . . whether you go into business or industry, work at home, or on the farm, Reddy Kilowatt will be your dependable electric helper. He will make your Ki' work more productive and add to your leisure. He will give you greater comfort and convenience-to help you live BETTER all of your life. THE KANSAS POWER and LIGHT CDMPMIY L eg 0 9 vw y Monofore Barber K Beauty Sho Greetings To A Grand Old School P C of E Expert Barber and Beauty Service lgrom 619 'Commercial Phone 2399 FRED J. SCOTT INSURANCE AGENCY lO E. 6th Ave., Emporia I BAIRD CLEANERS Compliments of DIDDE OFFICE SUPPLY 81 r I' PRINTING CO. Complete Line Of Bond Stationery Parker and Shaeffer Pen Dealer Ezeatrice Foods Co. Meadow Gold Ice Cream Bulk - Package .f',.t'-.., Ice Cream Bars Office SuPPlies and Equipment Fm-Up Cups 24 East 6th Avenue Phone 344 At Your Favorite Merchant XJ' I 2l2 COM'L PH. I803 SPORTING GOODS OFFICE SUPPLIES Baseball- Tennis - Golf - Fishing - etc. Machines and -School Prices- Equipment 504 Commercial Phone 499 The New Process Laundry 9 y And Clea-ning Co. 1 1 420 Merchant Street Phone l27 Quality Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service for 39 years. -A Dependable Store- Women's Wear-Accessories-Yard Goods -EMPORlA- To the Faculty and Student Body we give our sincere thanks for their valued patronage and their loyal neighborlinessg and to the Graduates of I95O we extend congratulations and every good wish for success in the yea rs to come. BROADVIEW HOTEL ELMER W. SEIDI-IOFF, Mgr. ......,...3,,T.,,,,, ,,,...,,,.,....,,.f--ff.,-f -- --.,,....Nqg-f-fx:---.:M....-.:aQ - ,.,,.,, . - - NA., .,,'-Q - My YOUNG'S THE REXALL STORE Ladies' and Men's Toiletries M A R C ' S P . . . amts, Wallpaper' Lmoleum' Tlle Sheaffer, Parker and Eversliarp Pen G' Pencil Sets West Sixth Avenue at Chestnut Candies-Fountain .w 'cc .W . . me -:-M-9:4 603 Commercial Phone 306 EMPORIA SPORT SHOP Headquarters for Athletic Goods A complete line of Supplies for any kind of BRUCKNER'S Sport. STORE FOR MEN A complete line of Supplies for any kind of Sport. EMPORIA STYLE AND QUALITY CENTER EARL H, HASSINCER, Mgr. 705 COMMERCIAL. I Ti-is SHERWIN-WILLIAMS co U . M -, Paint Headquarters . ,..,i .l-- 4 NZ : I: ssl-t' 4--FA: ,-.-4. : ...-, 1 xg , .-.- : ---A-f ' ii -jfgy . -- '- K4 cfs . -'.V, .-,-'., - ' A ,P , A if 1, ii ,- ,l l ' 'l.W A R562 ' ' 5 . ,S - 2- 2:5:fse2s:s:z:z:5:a - -.' i-fo., .g.g.564.54-.14.:.5.g4.5.:.g.g.5.:.3 1' lf: Z !2xbo:Qb:':':-: , A, : -- v. ' .-:-:Z-:+ . Compliments of 3535555252523 , .. E1S1E12rE1E131E'21E -EIEIEIEIFIEFIEIEJEIEfEfE1E1i2EfEr12:r:r:-:-1 -.., , ,...,., :rf 723 Commercial Phone 993 Emporia, Kansas HUMPHREYS BAKERY PBUTTER-NUT BREAD 8 wEs'r ELEVENTH AVENUE PHONE 618 suvonui, xmfisns 1 L46 A Emporia Plumbing Q9 l-leaking Co., lnc. --l--'-R. D. MARSH + W. l. MARSH 4 A.T.SlJGl-lRUE 1, O.A.HARGER ' PLUMBINGM-IEATING-1-AIR CONDlTIONlNG CONTRACTORS 7:2 COMMEQCIAL STREET PHONE 223 EM PO RIA . KAN SAS l The Citizens National Bank EMPORIA, KANSAS Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profit Over i'p700,000 ' Member of F.D.l.C. EMPORIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. C, 0fE. Fights Compliments of The slogan that has sent scores of C. of E. grads M IT-WAY HOTEL AND CAFE OUR COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES Dining Facilities For All Occasions THE EMPORIA GAZETTE onward to great achievements. Furniture of Fine Quality A HEADQUARTERS FOR BIGELOW AND ALEXANDER SMITH RUGS AND CARPETS Emporia's Largest Furniture Stock 606-608 COMMERCIAL ST. PHONE 802 CRAWFORD FURNITURE CO. We are proud to continue to be of service to the Instructors and Students of the College of Emporia. ECKDALL G' McCARTY SkklllllllllmMMQ HILTON AND HEATH INSURANCE AGENCY lE ALL KINDS OF iNsuRANcE The Sf.0l'e With the Glass Door RED X PHARMACY EMPORIA FLORAL COMPANY 624 Commercial St. FLOWERS Phone 6 Phone 448 12 5 WEST. Sf- U. C. wrban, BROWN THE MUTUAL BUILDING FOR INSURANCE , AND Two Good Names in Life Insurance Urban Brown and John Hancock ORGANIZED .1907 701 Commercial 51- SAVINGS AND HOME LOANS I insure everything but the ashes. Emporia Kansas SEA OF .EATS KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS 'S Located in Kenyon Hall , CQMPANY, INC. Hamburgers, Sandwiches, Coffee, EMPQRIA, KANSAS -Milk, Pop, Candy 'fSunflower Soya Meal LEONARD CRABTREE, Prop. Sunflower Feeds Fanestil Packing llnmpany EMPORIA, KANSAS Processors of Blue Stem and Flint Hill' Brands fine meat products. WARREN MORTGAGE AND KUALITY KUP COFFEE INVESTMENT CO. EMPORIA WHOLESALE COFFEE CQ. Farm Loans and Investments PHONE 26 EMPORIA, KANSAS H A Y N E s HARDWARE COMPANY WHERE EMPORIA BUYS ' Stanley Tools 'Corbin Hardware I 'lr Imperial Wallpa-per Enterprise Paints ' Crosley Appliances Wilson Sports Equipment 'Y EMPORIA ICE C. OF E. INN and You'll always meet your friends in The Lop COLD STORAGE Co. A Good Luck Gnd' See us for the New Ice-Conditioned H-I-HE STINSONSU Refrigerators PHONE 122 224 COMMERCIAL Compliments Complimenfs STANLEY JEWELRY STORE HUGHES-TODD JEWELRY CO. C I. t Compliments Omp 'men S msLANo's snols REPAIR sHoP EMPORIA BOOTERY i .1414 fogralo :S .All f0gI CLl0 if ,f..,..,.f -yf-x.,...,- V -.--,..g.,... - ,.-. 1..,.,,...u.,g,. ,, .,Q,,: ,,,-.,., , ...... -,-Y.L, ,,, . 1- l, , , -,A ....--N.-41,-,nf-...-1:97.-.v,.,,N,,,.,,,,,-...,,, ,hh X -if-DWYEARBOOKS .O THE PACEMAKERS OF QUALITY 0 MYERS AND CO INC TOPEKA KANSAS N -

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