Friends University - Talisman Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Om' Faculty . . . The Faculty 'of Friends University is one such as no large school could equal. Our professors are experienced, well- versed in several fields, interested in us, both as students and individuals, and by far the majority of the FU. faculty is willing to help any student at any time. If a few of our profs seem a bit I'stiff and lectures are sometimes boring, remember that some courses just are not snaps, and we are seldom ideal students. To each member of our faculty, then, we of the Talisman staff say, Thanks for your kindness and helpg not forgetting your participation and interest in our parties and all school activitiesf, MARGARET HAIR DR, H. E. CQROXN' LHARLES REAGAN Hama Ei wmnlfr I Bnflfflqy Mfzffwrzlfzfn I GERALD H. XVOOD ISABIEI. KLRAIIB Blfiiflrmr .fIIm1g.'qw .'IIndt'w1 Iazfzglzizyifs Pufxrffmlil MARGARET BURK H mn' Et mfrflvlirpv Dir ffffrlil MARGARET 'IOY lrzwlffrflrfr 1 larm 7'f1wf1'5 , I - I LUCILLE SHANKLIN LLOYD JONES I,ibmria11 Sfrwrlv and 4 l7f111m1!lr' XIII .f NOT PICTURED: GERTRUDE BYLER Biffle CHARLES H. FINNEY Hand of zlfluxir' ELSA N. HAURY lr1.IIr14z'm1' of I 'rm'i' ERNEST KAUFMAN Gvrnlan KARL KETTER I NG livin! of Er fnmrlzzm MYRLE SCI-IUETTE fly! E. R. STEG Slfjzzgv, Pinzmviffzz ALFRED IJ. SMITH Field Rrffmawrlnzllzrf HAROLD JOHNSON iIIw1',f Gym Coin li j. XV. E. STOGSDILL CLINTON KAUEMAN Pla 1 fir .I gf,- G wgflf H P, D. SI HULTZ C.'lwn11,I1r3 f ra. Page

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Page 14 Freshmen . . . This ye-ar's freshman class was larger and better yet, or is that what they all say. We were introduced to college life at the beginning of the school year by a tea in the Commons Lounge and by a formal reception in Recreation Hall. We were soon at home until the sophomore trouble came, but we weathered that storm. Outstanding on our calendar were our freshman chapel fall of themj, our all-school party, and our contribution to the basketball team. All in all, we've had a good year. JO ANDERSON Clmpef Rep1'e.i'e11mfi1'e JOANN E SCOTT SL'l'I'c?ft'II l'-Y11'?rl.l'!ll'9I' IRVIN T. SHULTZ Cltztf Sfwzzrm' CAROL BROWN Vice PI'0.l'jLJf?71f CONRAD CLINE Prefidezzf :wmv was