Friends University - Talisman Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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History ol Class ol 1932 Friends University was in a slump, yes, an awful slump. The morals of the school had disappeared and that old Quaker spirit was a tradition. Few superior looking students, claiming extra mentality, roamed the halls. But, let bygones be bygones. That was before their day. As the powerful class of '32 enthroned the Freshman Court, with pomp and dignity, the entire school blinked both eyes, craned necks, and felt that perhaps life had returned. The usual difficult I. Q's were given, which each and every freshman promptly devoured, much to the surprise of faculty and upper classmen. At last they were convinced that F. U. now held an unlimited source of intelligence. As love at times turns into hatred, so sometimes does the friendly spirit of Friends University become antagonistic when imaginations run riot and precautions are thrown to the winds. Altho this matchless class of '32 recognized the fact that they were superior in every sense of the word, yet they gave the sophomores the benefit of the doubt and considered them sensible, welfaring men and women. However it proved to be a mis- take, for they dared to upset one of their many social functions by steal- ing, yes stealing, the delicious refreshments. The class of '32 showed perfect self-control and generously left the thieves with the stolen goods and ordered more. Under the leadership of the famous Myrnon Wilbur, these fighting Bull- dogs invaded the quiet jungles, the home of the hooting Owls, the yowling Black Cats, and the restless Tigers. Unfortunately the Black Cats made a slip and crossed the path of these powerful braves, causing such conster- nation and excitement that the Bulldog ranks were broken and Squall Day brought defeat. But this was just a minor incident, now entirely forgotten. So, while classes may come and go, all know that none can compare to that of '32, which says, with Caesar, I came, I saw, I conquered . ' I LJ .x X 'q Page Thirty fiii I S 1'Au.lT?i+4 AN 2-H