McPherson College - Quadrangle Yearbook (McPherson, KS)

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.uighi 1V'l'U.,1.. - J any Rigorous .physical recreation . . . so tiring. All-SCHOOL PICNIC Sun and water .... Early last fall, the entire student body spent the afternoon and early evening in fun and fellowship on the north shore of Kanapolis Lake. Many students participated in a variety of games, and later en- joyed adelicious meal and the in- spiration of a campfire experience. SID BACON MOTOR COMPANY I'm starved , . . At last . . . The wind doth blow . . . 6 'Q m F ff? f fx ,4 ',. 1 4.w .-411 My . x,- N Y ' 4, I 2223? it N' ,:', , alert . Agvh ,J rf-if A

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- f F---'fi-ei. .: ' :ge-L 1 I -1-an..- , ,4-iy,,,.,Fl li Bedtime? . . . Sleepy? Pep yells fill the cafeteria . . . PAJAMA PARADE Hip, hip, hooray .... Through the street, down the alley, winding through stores, the cheer- leaders led pajama clad football en- thusiats on the annual pajama parade. It aroused interest and pep for the first game of the season. The parade was punctuated by pep yells and con- cluded with a movie at the Manor Theater. Food . . . to keep us going. WALL-ROGALSKY MILL All kinds . . . vplaids, plains, Fire-engine red flannels . . . checks, and polka dots. Almost time to race down the streets . . . -. .5 A wi , f' ,IM ef

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1954 vt HONXECONHNG ATTENDANTS N Rachel Anne Brown, Sophomore Attendant A radiant, blue-eyed blonde, Eula Mae Murray, was chosen to reign over the coming festivities. Her at- own l954 home chel Anne Br , ' hman. tendants were Ra sophomore, and June McDaniel, ires Anneliese Koch, senior retiring queen, crowned Bula Mae at the Queen's Banquet given in her honor and later she viewed the homecoming football game from her throne. MCPHER SON A ND CITIZENS STATE BANK .l une McDaniel, Fr eshrnan Atten 'UH ,Al '-v, w 5 . ' 'Il V . 1 , ,, u.QQiQ5i,1i d ant i v , A 4 rl., W 1 1 n rr '- V-- tr qt, 'X A ,I H Annelie s e Koch, his Seni or Retiring Queen