Friends University - Talisman Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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WWW f --' f f f fx x X MRS. LARUE HORNER ENGLE A. B., Friends, 1905 Instructor in Latin Mrs. Engle took Miss NeWn1an's place, and teaches Latin in the preparatory school. She adapted herself to F. U. life very naturally, having been a student here herself and a former deoater, so she has no lack of school spirit. She has won a place for herself among the students and has proved an effi- cient teacher. Page 21 v , -. fi 4 ,, ft... M, I It . , 2, ,' XW ,f Gy , f X 6222 .5164 24 ' 4crying,,-,,vf,:,t,f1w .4 37.5 ,-, 411.4 xW f 7 f f f . W ML: ,4 4., ,ffwggfa 7 ' ,f.y,,f.,,,i'jfTjfT'W'--in .,. -Q j:zfwfc3,Q,Qyfff4' 55.53313 ' x if' 3 y 4ff,-,t5,w3,y5 I C, f 45, r ,LA u' gf11 'fE f?ig :i, gf-vf.w.wf'sQz ,gtg-' Ly1gf'gf,:gf1,7', E:ff , fi fl

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strikingly f na- R. L. MARKLEY A. B., College of Emporia, 1914 ' Athletic Coach 1 Red is our athletic man and one of the busiest people around F. U. There are three things peculiarly his own and noticeable about him. The first is his hair, the sec- ond his walk, and the third his ability to detect and classify good athletic material. We have been so interested in watch- ing the results from the latter that we haven't thought to in- quire about his hobbies, but we feel safe in making the state- ment that he does have them for he has all the other ear- marks of a great man. He has helped us enjoy one of the most supremely satisfactory years in athletic lines that F. U. has ever known, and the nine rahs for the team have invariably been followed just as enthusiastically and sincerely by nine rahs for coach. Page 23 AM ,,' 2'iQ.13172V2,' f 31, , r ,:faffw:if'z''nlfifii 4 5f,4fM44, Nga, f .,M,.4W, , ,.Wy7,.7y,4 W, , , 'V f 4 wwf fvefvyfwf 'W' +7 fzf'1fW'?'1f :gfffzfjzff We f f., ' f 4 'f?'f 'af7wff' 'f MW' C' ' ' f ' 9 'Q' 'f V ,,,.. , ., M, 7 'YZ L' 7-fffaw, My W s .' , fffyc W la cf' 2:11 ap mlaiawffag f,1.vq,.fzf. gf' 'ifzwyfjpfwff' fflwwfmf 4 ,-ff ffvfjfi 5-v l : ,-'sax lgffgggf , It rs Gag f . i fwa xl if yi f' be emls'i?U Qtmsliis ii l .751 Tifiiffiai. A-q, if lr'-iaulal iF3iifW31' 1:5-i Lil .iiHs9gffff5?1.EIl'Kffg3'kiE2fA li .a ff' fwf WM 1f',WwfzQfw f i,f, ,a1,,,,4, ff ' V f ,,., ., ,W ,WW Q f - - I, My f 1 ff ff72 f47jf?fiff5uf5 4 Ziff 'JW Nbfffh. :Wag 1 ,7,f,-f,igf, W fa, AM, 2AVmfff2.w44fwf: '4,wfz.,,-W 'A 4 wwfirvfffff' ,wa 2.4351 f ig. Z!-fbf KWMZ WWW Q?4i 7Z,M5Z 7W!f4