McPherson College - Quadrangle Yearbook (McPherson, KS)

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X . ,I ,N N 3 N KV- N W- , gl F kv Ax 1-9... x i f -ff sQ.y.aLDgiwNfmilf, Mrs err Earl Kinzie has discharged his duties as treasurer of the Student Council with his characteristic proinptness and dispatch. He has proved efficient is securing for the students the great- est possible benefit for 'money ex- pended. His financial policg has been sound and consistent. Student Council A, W A . ...-......-......-...H -Q, if an we -' . was Prof. Bright Harllly Budge Barre Hanna Bowser Entertainments provided by the Coun- cil were: Two plays by the Thespian Club, Why the Chimes Rang and The Torch-Bearersng a concert by Arthur Byle accompanied by Professor George Lewis Dollg a lecture Carlsbad Cavern by Professor H. H. Niningerg The Rose Maiden by the Music Clubg a lecture on Liquid Air by Dr. Cady of Kansas Universityg and a lecture by Dr. Kurtz. The Student Council had charge of the two college publications, the Spectator and the Quadrangle. A sane and sen- sible policy featured the work of the Council throughout the year. Medals and emblems were awarded to students representing the school in inter-colleg- iate contests and those holding respon- sible positions of leadership within the school. Page twenty-thi ee ? s. I . 1 X X . 'x W N if f -f. fx eff x Q N if fx f 1 E 6 f N Ni i hi 'w Vi 6+ fx L xx ,y X 3' 1 N K x 5 f . VI We ' r P-i fr