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RI-IETUR STAFF LILLI.-XX BONDURANT, Secrelary JOSEPH E. ROOP, Business Ztlanager :-XGNES HANK,Edilor-in-Chief HARRIET IDOL, Lilerary Edizor CARL A. BALDXVIN, Treasurer MRS. X7ERA HAGEMEYER Ar! Edilor AIARY REDFORD, Literar f 4 ' I A ' ' ' 3 1 sszs an! RTHUR ADAMS, Adwerlzszng Manager MRS. LAURA MARTIN, Art Assistant Page 26 X
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W. E. Moiuaow ELMER POLLOCK A. G. HARRIS Sponsor President Sponsor A Radio Program HIS is station C. S. T. C., located at Warrensburg, Missouri. Mr. Elmer Pollock, President of the celebrated Class of '26, will now address you. Qlsoud applausej W Ladies and Gentlemen of the radio audience: As the school year 1925-26 nears its close, the Seniors find themselves in sight of the goal of their college careers. It is with mingled joy and sadness that they think of graduation, for it brings with it separation from places full of associations and the parting of friends, as well as further progress in the adven- ture of life. , The Senior year of the Class of '26 has proved the fruition of a good be- ginning. The campus activities of earlier times, the friendships formed in previous years, and work, which has been the chief element in college life, all so important at the outset, have grown into a perfect whole which will be in future years both a pleasant memory and a permanent influence for good. The Seniors of '26 leave their chosen college with this deep love and respect for it which has gradually developed during the four years. They are determined to do their parts in the world, willingly and unselfishly, ever mindful of faithful- ness to the traditions of this institution. i - Station C. M. S. T. C., Warrensburg, Missouri broadcasting. Mrs. Doris VVillis, prima donna of the Class of '26, will now sinyg Alma Mater, Farewell. 'fFarewell to our Alma Materg For four years here we've been glad and free. XVith deepest sadness we leave thee, Our own dear C. M. S. T. C. Four years we've been loyal and trueg Our affection it's needless to tell. Dearest and best Alma Mater, VVe bid you a final ffarewell'. This concludes the program of station C. M. S. T. C. for this evening- L. R. H. announcing-Good evening. Page 28 l
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