McPherson College - Quadrangle Yearbook (McPherson, KS)

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SIUIRVIIVAII. GDIF TVIHIE IFIHHVIESTF Going to class is little more than running a gauntlet of H0wdys,' Hellos' Good Morning Professor, and What truck hit you Wild Hair? Everyone is acquainted or related. If you push some little fellow off the side walk his cousin on his mother's side will smack you from behind and his uncle by marriage will jump on your stomach. The whole family is here so go cautious and greet every- one cordially. , Did you notice our two red haired executives? Look on the opposite page and meet Mr. Spohn and Mr. Fasnacht. The picture shows them a little better looking than they really are. ' That young man you just saw coming from the Women's Dormitory was John Harnly. He doesn't exactly live there but Beth Hess does. A Two hours of any professor's teaching is enough to tire the strongest. Chapel at 10:00 A. M. to 10:30 A. M. comes just at the correct moment for relaxation. The chapel speakers are all very original except in one point and that is they all feel the importance of something which may be anything from study to recreation. The Y. M. and Y. W. organizations meet once each week at the chapel hour on Tuesday. Those who missed church attendance- Sunday may make up for it at this time. ZW , A .q . Eleven thirty classes were dismissed early'one-day yet not one student woke up until the noon whistle blew. - - 'A - , . This page is a hodge-podge of material but that's just the way the morning goes. ,4- Page 26 it

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A if tof ' 1 A 1xCk f ' ' Q M . ood' 5 lQb All , ggi! D Gu, wwL!',,,. 4 ,'s,S, ' ui ' 'S l 1 'PHILIP SPOHN HAROLD FASNACHT 5 President Student Council Treasurer Student Council 1Vll'IIE STVIU IDIENTV CGD IU N llill II. In addition to sponsoring the usual school activities, the Stu Council presented the following programs: I. HalloWe'en Partyg All School's Partyg Two Nininger Leciguresg Peace Treaty with the Swedesg Tabor College Oratorio, entitledlgfhe Holy City g Thurlow Lieurance in an Indian' Recitalg Thespian Play, entitled He and She'. X- TOLAND KINGSLEY SPILMAN BALLARD GUSTAFSON DAWSON Senior - Senior Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore fe ' . WHITENECK CRUMPACKER BOWMAN HIGH Q Freshmen W. A. A. M'Club Music Page 27 . 5 3