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PUBliSHED BY THE • •• SHJDENT COUNCIL OF McPHERSON COLLEGE. McPHERSON KANSAS.

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In bmes of !><lS!<lllliSIII, qloom <Jnd drstrust. the mhment cheerfulness ol colleqe youth rmpresses rtsell upon observers. The staff has sought to catch thrs sprrit and re· cord it tn these pages as a re­minder of the happy days spent here !O·<Jether.

DIEDOtATDOM To the cheerful rodtant per sonal !y aul nsp1nnq exam pie of Deau Robert F.. Mohler lh1s book ts gratef111ly and sm cerely dechcoted.

Sunshme Cdmpus t.n.courc~gE~menfl Admmistral!on Smiles Pep Enthusiasm Applause

Classes ActJvJhes Athletics Features

Pue 'i

SHARP HAll Orgam7.._"l.tion, b'"llidanc~. in:spiratiun urc kt.'y

word:-. in ~uc<·e~~rul college admini~tration.

SUNS1-liNE

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FAHNESTOCK HAU

Tht• gloQ· uf a col· IE.'gt> is it~ :--tnlwart dar in)!. inspired youth. lb buildin~~ ma~· erumhle to ruin but. the al·hie\·t_•nwnts of its mt•n build it a narm.• \\ hich Time \\'ill nver ... and Eter-

nity t.:lvrify .

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• • • CARNEGIE LIBRARY

loThe true t:niversity of th~~t· dny~ i~ a Cnll('<·tion or Rook~;· and it may truthfully ht..' adde<l that the- tru<• Seholar i~ nnto who knc•w~ tht· dft.'(;tin: u .... e of Bfk•k. ...

ARNOLD HALL Girls ~ive tolor to th(' land~ape, n•­lieV{• b:t~s monotone~ with ~hrill tremolo~, pro\·id<' intclle<-tual nnd :-.ocial competi­tion for boys, lend in!-~piralion to the !'truggling you n ~ idt.•albt~. and drain

their pur~!'l: .

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• • • HARKLY HALL

To kn w th<.> law~ Hf tht.• C'nin•r .. t • nnd to t ·•ntr••l ~;Hut·•· ha!-0 het·n thl• tlream nf .. t•it:nti~t~ of all nKt.·~.

Huildinu:oo, ami li\'t'"' an~ dNii1·at•••t to thi~ ta~k.

KlJNE HALL

Ibppy i!'l the man wh,,:-(• {'!)ueational intt-n.·;ct nnd npp11r­tunitit~ t:untinUl' ht·­YIIIHI m:lrring~, and ~·ho:"~ wift.' con!'t.'nl"' t I kt•!!Jl h IUSl ' in a tw.,-room a partment on a collt"~? tampu~ to mnk«.· hJ:.. pun.uit ..

pu-. .. ih1£" .

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• • • GYMNAS[UM

"The wild fn:e joy of living" cumctt only when ph~·~­ical en~r~~ ha .. lil)\'ratt>d the in:-.pired ~:.~ul .:tnd vitnJ­ity and t>XU~rantl' Uubbl~ 1lv~r into t·rcatin~ action.

BRETHREN CHURCH <luaet, di~nified beauty! In thi~ utmu:01phl·n

Ill(' may \\'Or--hip in thl' beaUt>· Of holillt'"""' tt.fllf

find J}t.'ace ror hi:-. ~uul.

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E~ (C@ tYJ 1M:.@ m ~ rg ~'ii' VERNON FRANKLIN SCHWALM

A B. A. M Fn!o. Pres~d""t c t C61

Alon<J wtth h • exe<UI ve "'crk Dr Schw•im h~s ,.,ught overrSJ cl4ues of h t ...... and h4.0 chaLen~ every "'"en! ~ do ~ bert

A dministration

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Paul Brandt, \ "ice-Chairman Ro>· A. Crbt Ira Frant z H. J. li arnly, Secretary Glen Harris

Orin 1-lan·e>· Iru Hoo\'er \\r. A. Kinsie R. E. Loshbaugh E rn ry ~lartin _

H. G. S hank A. L. Patrick B. F. Stouffer Ray C. Strohm F . .-\. \ 'animan

ll olme~v illt", :'\ebra.:tka Quinter, Kansas Fruita, Colorado

~tc Pher~?n , Kansas J enning~. Louisiana

.Joplin, Mi~sour i

Platl~bu r~, ~tig_souri _ Xa,•arre. Kansas

Fredonia, Kan~ns Bloom, Kansas

Bowmont, Idaho Pampa, Texas

Roeky f'ord, Colorado _ Chairman or the Board

)Jc Pherson, Kansas

Ernest Wall _ )1ePher~on , Kansas Ira \\" itmore Rich H ill, )tissouri D. G. \\'ine Ca mbridJ,:"e, .:--:£>bra!ltka J . J. Yoder, Treasurer )lcPherson, Kansa!' \ ". F. Schwalm, Ex-Offieio

)lcPher~on. 1\an~tas

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD Ray C. Str(lhm H. J. Harnly J . . 1. Yoder F . A. \ "uniman Erne~t \\.all \ ". F . Schwalm

Chairman of the Board Secret a ry of the Board Treasurer or the Board TruMce, S. W. Kansns Trustee, S. W. Kansas

Pre•ident of the College

OFFICERS OF THE FACULTY \ '. F. Schwalm, Ph. D. F. A. Hcplo~rle, A. ) 1.

ll. E. Mohlc·r , )J. S. Edith )lcGatTey, A. ) 1. _

J. II. f'rie•, A. B.

President Dean-Registrar

Dean o( M en Den n of \\"omen

Busi ness !\tanager

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Faculty The administration officials have found this a

year of problems, but through eo-operation they have roln.>d them in such a manner that the sehool has enjoyed an unusually harmoniou~ year. ..\ decidedly progressive attitude pen•ade~ the administration, a (aet which the student~ apprC'Ciate and ~ncourage. The change:-; in curriculum are indicative of the trend which i~ being taken by entire ndministrative program. The contribution of Dean Rer>logle has been of unusual \'alue in buildinK up a new educa­tional viewpoint and harmonizing the efforu- of all.

HE:<RY J. H AR:<LY, B. s .. A. )1., Ph. D. Dr. llarnly, vice-presidt'nl of the college a nd

forty year \'Neran of the faculty, hns rctainl·d a remarkable amount of youth, vigor and vision. He celebrated his sevE.'n t ieth birthday on Washington's bi-<:entennial birthday.

JosEPH J. Yoot:R, A. B .. LL. D. Dr. Yoder, althou,Kh not actin~lv en­

gaged in teaching now, ha!ii an en,=iablc record a~ a busines..~ man and profe$0r of social and economic science. At pres­ent he is the treasurer of the college and labor~ againl!'t all odds: of the depr~5ion .

FREDERICK ALLE~ Rr.rLOCu:. A. B., A. )J. Dean R<·l>logle ha~ displayed an un­

limited capacity for work, a remarkable understanding- of student problem~. and some revolutionary ideal;. on education and curriculum building. fl is head mar be fuzzy on top but it isn't in~idc.

RoBERT ELt..•.;woRTH ) t o u u;R, A. B., M. S. Dean )lohler has :spent more time

this year than pr<•vioul"ly in t t:uching bi­ologital scit.'nc<·~. Thi!:i has not diminish­C'd his in tl~t·est in men a nd t heir prob­lem!l;. ln!'tead, he hn:s enlarged his fielci to include men in all walkl'l of life.

)fARY EDITII ~ICGAF>'EY, A. B., A. M .

Dt•an ) lcCaffey ha~ fri''en counSi"l and cheer to mnn~· JWrplexed or di~our­aged girls and ha~ made their lh·e~ more­enjoyable. In addition !the is the head of the EnKiish department. She will be ~incerely mi~S<'d next year.

Faculty Tht' litt-ratun• and philo~phy of tht.> ngt.·~. the

hi~torical ~ettin~ from which they de\'t•loped, the p~ythology of tht.• mind::. which produt{'{f theS(• mas­terpie<"e~ of thou,Kht 3!' wel1 n-.:. of tho~e which en­deavor to fathom thl· dt:J)lh:-., and the trt"asury of all thi!!. \'a~t knowlt·dgt" form a major portion of tht' academic intere~t of tht.> t.•olh.'K'-' ~tudent~. Bible study, ethic~. ex}lrt·"":-.ion t."<lucutional methods, inter­national problem ... and tht.• abiht~ to U!it' a library are outgrowths of tht. .. .tf..• ba~h: tH:ademic studie~ wbieh in mo<lern lift• han.• !<UJK•rct.•dt."<l their prede­ce~"'llrs in importanct:.

JOliN A LVIN BLAIR •• -\. B., A. ~t.

P rofe!!i:sor Blair hn~ or~oranizt•d orw of the most eftkient practice tt.'nthing dt•pnrtmt.ont~ in the state. Hi~ \vork in plnt·ing tc•ach~r:-; hns twen unu:o.ually succ(•ssfuL He lt·<.u:ht.'~ ('ducntmn nnd p!-iych:>lo~y '"'ith an eloqu(•nt, drumatit, and uft-:-;l·en tongue.

J. DA'IEL I!RH;IIT •• \. 1! .•• \ . )1., Ph. D. Outtor Bri~ht i:-. not only an effec­

tive hi~tory l(oac.:her: he is n proft.>:--~ional hi~to rian . for ht: think~ and au~ in terms of hi~tory. Tht• number of hi~tory maj­or:- indic-att:s hi"' ci£:)Jartmt.•nt's popularity but nt.lt the work he d ·mands of his das..~~-

J. lll"G II liEn"""· .\. 1!., B. D., Th. ) 1., .\. ~1. P ruft:'ssor !l (."t·kman wa~ t.:reatly

mi~~"<l tht.· fin;,t ~t.·m<>:-.tt.•r ''hen illness l'Onfirl<'d him to hi!' h:lnu>. All rt.•joiced when he wa~ able t·• take up his Bible ~md philosnphy t.' •urN·~ th(' ~(.'(.'Ond !>.emes­ter. li b Christian mllut•nn• i~ far-reach­in~.

DELL.\ LE II \IAI<. A. B ... \ . ) 1. i\li~~ Lt.>hmun mHkc~ lit.t.•nltu r·c and

expr('~sion so interc•l'lting that her das~es arc la r·g(• and t.•nthu~ia~ti«.:. ll cr travels and ('~p<'ri<'fl('(', ~~ intne)ollin~ly ~hnred, have madt.• ht.•r indi~pen~uble in all :s.ocial vcc:,~iOn!:t, ancl her l'('ndinR$ are an un­failinK ~uurl't.' nf delight.

) l ARGARET lfE\' 1\.t.'"TIIUR;:<rrr;, A. B. :\l i~~ ll&:kllhorn i~ Lhe college stu­

dent'~ k~,. to th(' ... a~r.,.re..;; of tht.l aJre~. Cor ~h~ mak('~ their w t>rd!'. and rt.'t'ord~ a,·ail ­able in the library. She Lirell'~sly assi~ts tho5:t.' who ... eart.•h, and make:" things con­\'l'Oit.'nl for tho~ who will not.

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Faculty Study of !!'C'ienc(> tluim!ii a large portion of the

time and activity of co11e~e ~tudents. It i~ n('Cess­ary for ~orne people to sp~c:ialize in ~cientific en· dcavor: it i~ ne<:<·~~ary for e\'Cry well educated person to be con,·er~nnt with each field. Scien<.•c ha!l: come to mean rnor..._. than th<toric~ of light, matter, and motion: it has come to mean the practice of tht• Jxl.st methods of li\·in~. Tht' !'.Ci<'nce dcpanment~ of the <:Olleg:!' seek to ~n·~ students an under~tandin~ of and mastery over nature which will enable them t') live more happily. and respect more fully tht• Supreme Power.

J. II'JLLAJ!D HERS II>:l'. B. s .. M. s . Ph. D.

Doctor H er~h<.·~· ha~ achien•d fame in the scien­tific world tbrout:h hi~ cnr('ful investigation and ing<>nious experimentation. Th<' loving admiration of hili' students is an evt:n greater tribute to hi~ fine spirit as 8cientist, teacher. und friend.

J OSEI' H L. BOWMA~. A. B., )1. s. Pr-ofessor Bowman r£1\'t'ls in those

ab:slractions of mathematics, astronomy. phyllics, and radio which the ordinary mind finds inconceivabh•. It is rumored he is a man of mnny words, bccausl' to date he has used so few.

• 1-h::t.t::< )ICILRATH. B. s .. A. )1. )J_iss )Jcllra~h ha!-io labon:.-d dili,:~ntly

to tram her pup1l~ whn a~pire to bouse­hold perfection in ull thC' niceti~s of the profe~ion. The tf.'mpting ~xlor:- which gret>t one on enu·ring Science Hall are ·re-ated throug-h the ma,a.dc !i!he tt.'a{'ht•s.

SA>:l'EL )!JLTQN Dt:LL. B. s. Professor Dell ha!ol: enten-<l into hi~

dcpart~n~nt _with <·ontagiou .... enthugia£:-m. Jl1 ~ or1gmahty and Vc l'~atiliL\' h;n·c been help_f~;~l in m31ny !"Cho.1l utli\'ities: his famtllanty. w1th hiil fi<"ld h:1:- continut>d tb populanty.

J. H OWARD FRJE<. A. H. Bu~iness-mannger frit·..., geb a bad

s_t.a~ With studen_b lx.'\.'l\U-.(0 he must re­lu:~'e them of ~he1r ca~h; but when thev h!'''e opportunaty t<_> get acquainted with ~tm, the:r l~arn he 1::: humsn, likable. and mterested m the 5t.tudt·m~· welfnn•.

Faculty ):laking a comfonahle li\·in'-!, Jinnl' hygitmi•:ally

a nd healthfu lly, and ht'lpin~: uther:' tn live tontent­cdly are three of tht.• hiS! prubh:m!' of uu r t:umplex ch·ilization. It ha~ uftt.n lJ4."t·n true that high('r t:'du­cation ha.;:; dt-crt•a!-ed n.th"'r than in~·rf'a ... ~."fl thi:o:. power; but. r tccnt m-"t.·mtnt~ ha\'e endcavnrt'ti to stress thi~ ~id(' of t.•duc.ltLm. flt.·partntt-llb anti teat.•hers han• bt.-en 4.::-.tahli .. h ... ·•l t, contrihutt" to the phy~ical and financ-ial Wt.·lfnn• uf tht.• :-.tudl'nh whil(: in school and to t.·nablt tht>m t _, t•lll ti nu._. to lin" welL .-\ healthy, t.•omfortablt." ph;p-it)Ut.• i:!> m.·~c,..~ary l t> mental growth.

EARL R. BOIILI:<r.. A. B., ,\, ~1.

P rofeE-sor BohlinJ! , huto:inf·~~ ~:ron:,my tht.•>H'i:-t, has. made his dt•ptntm~nt pupuhu· he; au .. t.• of tht· 1>ractical method~ an I vit.·w~ ht• ~l't~ (urth. H i~ chapel ~pft•c:hes J:ht.• t.•\·id<'O<'I:' of n !lt.·n~·-· of humor whirh ft•w su~p(•(·tcd he J)O:'~('~~ecl.

~JF.L\"J.!\ J. BJ~t·fi:Ul, D. ~. C'aac.·h Binfurd hu!o< wun lhl' admira­

tion of all hi:-. plnytr:o', the :-.tUdt'nt bt)(ly, th(" facult~·. and th~ 4.:ommunity·ut-larg(• by hi"' ft.·ll~m ~hip, ._.~opt•ration. clean ~porbman:'hip, ttnad.lu~ uptimbm, and refine':~ J:l'ntlcman1inc.·-.~.

AUtL\"~ TAYLCIR

:\li!O~ Tuylor hu~ :!!lrt:n)...'th t·nt.-J tht· gi rls ' phy:..ic:al traininJt dt•partmcnt by adding dn~ ... t~ whh:h pro\'ide truining in ~port~ and l'X~:n+-e:.. huvinK permanent \'aluc. H t.•t• CXIh.'rit•nc.·e in climhing fare­t·:ocnpc~ at night tt~tifh::o. to ht.•r ability.

~Ins. EARl. BoHLJ'IOG

) f rs, R·•hlin):'s t-t.eno~raphi::- ability is th(.• f'm·y ut' h"r pupil)' and an nvoca­tional intt.>rest t·) her~t.·lf. Hl'r l·heen· ~mile and den•t' wit hl·lp to O\'tlt'(·:mlc tht. monotony of the huun.:. of ~rindin~ pra<"­tice throug-h which ht.•r pupil~ mu~t go.

~IRS. Dr.Lu ll uL~t~ca:ll

'latron H ol~ingcr fi•1ds h~:r~elf hu:-;y tak in~:t l'tln: of ht·t· j.t'irJ~. ...\n!'werinJ[ th~.· t~lephone, rt."t·t>h·inK vi !'it•lr~. mendin~ nuNinK. ad\'binl{ J)(•qllt-xt•d buy~ and ~irl!', and k('(·Oing up ht•r t:orrespondencc ~ompl('tcly tllb h !.! r timl'.

Pat _•u

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Music )tu~u: and art are international lan"ruagl.':-..

Throulo'h th(•"'e m...-dium:-o ~motion:-. and idea~ han.• h~."Cn c.·(mn·>(1J to illiterate J>eople. \\"e are not oftt..·n privih:"'t>d tu ht!ur and ~-e the great ma~u:rs; but th<' interprt•t..atiun~ whic-h wt• are '-'Onstantly able tu hl:ar and the rt..•productions of the work~ of art whic.·h many ~tudt:nts make and learn to appreci:tte an• vital (actor~ in th(l lin·~ we li\·e in after year:o. The line art~ f:u:ulty i~ unu~uall~· efficient and decidedly hunwn in it~ intl're~t. Thi~ department h:'~ donl' u~ much a~ anr other to ··put the ~hoot on the map."

lt...l:51E Bnuw;o.;. B. !\1. ;\1 i!"~ Brown ha:s tli~tin,g-uishl·d her~~lf through.

uut th(• !>.late for the numbl'r of prize piano pupil:-. ..,he ha~ trained. Her urrangf.'ment of r haJ>cl num­lx.•rs und public: r('Cital!!li p1·ovicle good music for all tho~e not primarily interested in music and dt-,·elop Kt'lltrul appr('('intion for mu~ic.

~1.\RC.i\RET SHELLf.Y, A. B., B. ~1.

)li!<.!-. Sht•llcy, \'iolin artiM, in~tructor :•nd nrrhf..·:--tra ('tmductor, ne\·er fails lO dnm a ht•nrty r(.>~J)O»M' from her hear­t,>:-~. To tht·~e who know her intimateh· .. he i~ tharmingly girli!-h and fun-)o\·ini with u det.·ldlod domc:-.tic turn. '

)IRS. AS:'\A c. TATt:, .\. B.

)lr~. Tate ha~ sunt: her"-(.>1! into the heart~ of all who know ht'r. Her larg-e rept.•rtoire include:-- 80ilJ.:'~ for all occa­l'ion:-.. Tht• trl,ining of Jd{-c clubs and lfUaru·t~ for r('(ruc:ot appt·arances and ('Uilct•rt:-. tnke:\ unlimited pati~m·l' and timl'.

FEn:'\ 1.1 "\C:E:o.:n:r.n.R, H. ~I.

~li!l~ ~ .. inJ.rtmfeltt•r has many jun~nih· IJiart(• pup1J,., whu an~ advant·ing with un­u~unl rapidity. ~he hn!li tnlin<"d mam· of th·.• puhlic ~ehool mu .. it• ,::-radualf..•s. A i­thou):'h \'t.•r~· quit.•t sht· has a read\· !'milt: und \\ illin~ly ~i\'l'!-1 of her tulcnt. ·

CL..\JtJ\ C'ot.J~ I S£

. )fi:--.., C'ollint· ha~ lab·1n'<l diliJ!ently In an <·lfo~t to tt.·aeh h('r a~pirinK pupib how lo wu,.(d tht• bru~h, tra\'On knif<· and nil. \\ ith ""' nrti~tic re:-;;tiJts 'a~ ~h~ tint::--. )lnr~ of ht•r ~,,Jendid work need~ to IX' 111 e\'ident<' on the campus.

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Students, around wh1ch a college is built, meet every day, exchang ing cheerful smiles, "howdy's" and "hello's". The common purpose of the students is to become better men and women, and in so doing, to incorporate happiness and cheer m their lives .

Seniors

GI L BERT )IYER!', A. B. ljn~eidt,,t

) I { l)llt:R..'U:\", K.\S~A~

)III.DRED DOYLE, B. S. l"iu Pn10idrut TUI'Eh.A, KA:'<O'SAS

ADA ST t:TZ)IAX, A. B. Tt·tflltltn t'

T II0\1A~. Oii:L,\ II O~IA

JOIIX KI XDY, A. B. SUI'f'fll(Y

SA:-; Dn;cu, CA!.IFOK!\"lA

A note, a t·hord, a solemn prOC('!t::olOn and another c1a .. :o. pa~se~ HUt into the purpl~ foothill~ of hi:--tory. Only yc:-;terdny it wems we- were timid, awkward fre:-hie~ plainl>· bewildered and not a litth..' friJ:ht(>nt:d a~ we c.:ont('mplated the great panorama that i:;. t.'IJtltt:t·.

But tht• year:-. :-ped hy on wins:ed h~t! Our "hurt, ~thort 10ojuurn within de-ar )l, C."s ivy con•red wall:o- i~

O\"(>r and todal we l:'tand on the- thre~hold of life.

In rt.•tro~p<•<:t, th('re are fou r di::·tinct pit·tun· which ~land out in the memori~ of the St•nior~ of tht· Cla~s of '32. Each picture become.-. more dt"finil4.· ami more comJllete than the one before unt.il we rcat:h that Ja,.t ~olemn , imprc!-o~ive ceremony when two hy twu we file :;)(,wly up the aisle to r('("eh·c the ~ymbol of our academk- maturit~·-our diploma.

Whnt w~ hm•t- written, we have written! T ht• 1)3"-l i~ ~:ont! with all its pains und plt .. ·a~ure~. ib jO)''" and ~or­row~, it~ too fl·w moment~' of noblcnl':-;.~ and for~\:tful­ne~s of ~df. It i~ to the future that we look with ~tNuly l'Yt'~" futur(' in which profiting by our <·rrar .. of the y('nrs that lit· behind , we shall usn·nd into u ~r(•ntcr :md lnrger vil'ion in which the ideals of M·n·kt• and fcllow:o~hip and lon~ shall ~hine t:ver brighter uml bright<'r nnd so in pa~~ing we breathe thi~ ft·n;cnt prny<'r "Cod J.:i\'e us thl.:' ~tren,.,~h and power b lh'(' up to lhl' idt•ahl ~et forth to us b,· our Alma :'\later" .... W(' ~0 forth lO (A\."e the SUnrb~ Of 3 thoU:,Rnd to­morrOWS.

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Seniors \TTII.UA C. A~DERSO!", IJ. S

Ch. mi-t I') .\ld'ht•t').4>n, Ka n .. a.• C~miatry Club. 1. ::. ;:, Vk• I'~, I. \\ A. A , 1. :!, :t, I: GIHO ("lub. I, :!, ::. I. ('horu•. 1, :! : Otputation, J Y \\ C. A., I , ::, :;, I : Ch<mi..tr)­A...,.iitant, ::, I: Ph)., El. l n-tru<tur, :\; ::o-Ptte:lllo~­or. :!.

ROY \. ll \RTJ.t~S. I) S t'nmmo·r«- .\I<Ph.,-,..,on. t\al)"a" Bv~rll·al ::..,ua•t. ::. I

KF.:-;!'H::TH OHLIN lllTII\OFEit, U. S C~·mm"r<:~ 11 ,-...,.,ton, Kan-a,. Y. ~1. C. \. Cabinott. :t, I. T.- a .. u~r :O:tudt•nt CHun~il, -1 , ll ~~tun Collt'1(~. 1

DOROTHY llltOOKS. A. 8 . Enali .. h lh· f,he,..,..,n, Kn"''...a>~ Coli~._. of t-.mpo•ria, I,!.,;:: !"t"'t'tlntl ~m., 1.

I .ILLJM-: C'AHL~OS, \ t., lfi .. tol") )I('Phf!r,...•n. h.an-.a• lntermu:on•l ('lull, $('('. ::, I . IHb•h· Tum, ::, I : Y W C. A.,:!,::. 1.

OR\' ILJ.t: COI':.O:THY\1\S, A B .\lath Ph> .j(' ~t•rlinw, (\. ·•~lu hH.Ith.:r.ll, l.:t, I

!\'ELLIE L. COLI.I ,:O.. S. \ U Enali·h l.arn.-1, t\ an..a.; \ ' W C .. \ ., I, :!, ::. I . T hto 11ian Clul•, :l, 4 : w. A A .• I. St><- :.!, '"•··~·- P r..-.. ::. Pn··i•lt>nt, -4: Qul\~..ranglt', 1.

)lll.llRJ-;U OOYI.E, II. S. (.'h•·mi..U> Tol)t·ka, )\a~ .. !l Cht'm. Cluh. I , :!. ::, I . \ \ A \ .• I. :!. ::. -l . Th""'P•an C:lub, :..', ::. I; 1), hut~ Tt·nm. :1. 4. O ra­tor>. I ; ('In~" \'ic('-1~1'\ •. , I; Ch,•o:r l.A.•tul.-.r . a. I ; ~ni6r P lft) l 'n.. .. t

F.SOCII II EttBEfiT EBY \ . It E.lucation )I~Phei'J>On, t\an .. a ...

~;:.~t~~~b~. 1:::. ~~l~~t;~;.~~. :!b:~~. ~r.p ~:.:t·!~;,: I : Cl'<'illan \1 u~i(' Cluh. 1, :!.

F.\'.\LYN Wl'ISF. FIEI DS. A 8. H i .. tut) )I('Pko•r-.on, t<i:an~a ... Glo" Clul•. I. :!, ::, '. \' W. C A .. 1, ..f. Vk('­P~. :!. Cab•n•·t. ~. <.:Ia , • .._.('--1'~~. :; ; \ a ti­Tohacto A'l..oc-iatiun. I, l'rn i ~r'lt •• Internat ional Cluh, ::, 1. 1.:: C. 1-'dkl•-hip

Seniors VERA •t.ORA, A. IJ

~lu .. aC' Quinter. 1\an .. "'•· Cl\"1· ("luh, I : ra- ~ r. ·:: Ut.da.-a QuarUt, :; : Y \\ C ~\, 1, .: ; 1.-\'t•rn.- Coll.-,ce, Calif., ::; Ru. ~) \1-ount.ain Summ.·r Srhonl, l~o::t. l•ini ... ht' I

::,~n.

\\Jl.l.l\\1 KER~IT 11.\\'t:..._, B ~

'urk-uhun-. JhH"'') Gf'n-...o, 1\an .. as. Ou m. Club, 1. '.!. Gt- Cluh. I: t-·u~n-.i<" t'luh. I, '.!. ::: Y \1 (' \., t. Cab~no:t :.!, =~- t. ~nd Orloateo T'"*m. '.! . nau P~nt. OS; lntt<r,...tt .. nal R*"l. ('lub. :t I, Cl..,. Rt-p~ntat:u·. I :OO..~ial C .m. I: ~nior l'la,- Cs.,.t

\IYitETA 11.\\t\t \NS. A.. II 0. )I 'lu·i·• \I rPM"' •n, I\ an •~. O rT...,tno. ~ _. Y \'. C \. I. : ·t. 1: GW Ctut.. • l"t~ilian \1u (' ub. 1 ('kt'm Club, I

H.R:-.. IIECK~I.\!'Ii, fl ~­

(ht·mi,.try \uluradu Sprirw'. (\•lo. C'tH:-m. Club. I . :.:. ~ . :;_ 4 l"hccrWn•tr'Y A••i tant, .!, ~:. ,. : l"twspuu• nub, • I, · ·Patt;y,- :1, g..... Tr..all., -I; W \ \ ,.I,:.:. !t I.

JU;RHERT IIOUI:"TR.\~SEU. l:t ~ lniiU•Irial \n. t···n-•.t ~.n,a.<, t'ovl}.,. , I. ::. t t'a1•la1n :: Tr.d., I, l"aptain :.: ·:; .. ,, nu.._ 1. :.: •••• 1

I.I.THt.R D\I.E IIORS, ll. :5 l'h•·mhlr) \h l'hf'r"'-'"· Kan•ruo, \ ' \I C. \., I ~- :: Ch.m {"lut •. 1. ".! •••

111-:I.ES HOI J.OYt .\Y . .\ , U.

Ladtt· Glt ... t'luh. I, :.!, ::, I Choru .•• I. ~. ::. I: Lad..,. Quarl'l"t, I: ''l'mafurf"," I: "\hl..aOO," :! ; "W•h Jadt-." .;; .. Ruth," .&; !'>tohora C-ourw-•1 S..'(" 3. Y W. Cabin•• .:. I C t:. t.'aloi,.-t, I, :! • l~1-uta1tc>n I,~

POsEY JA~JI:o;QS. n S. ln•tu~triRI -\rt Quinh·r, ~•n•a.~

l.aV.·m~ ('ulln.•t" : 8;uk•lball. :.:. Captam, ::, I; '' \I" ('lub. :.:, s.._.,. :t, I; Y \I {' \ {'abint-t, ::: C'Mm. Cfuh. :: nau fkt•nwntal•u·, ;;.

R.·\LPH 0. JOII~'l'STON. H s. lndu troal \ rb \ld'ho·ro,.n, ~•ru.a.•

Ba"l.t"l..-11 ~,uad. I. :.:. :;, I. f '·•·lb.ll .S.1uaJ, ::. I; '" \1' ('luh, :~. \'k, .... f•l'ftl., I: In u.•trial Arta ~•to-tant, :!. ::; O~m l'lub. I. \' '1 (.' \ . , I, :! •

...-,,.,ll.all, I , :.: . . :, Ca1•t•in I '')I ·~ Club, .!, .:. I: 'tut.l..·nt Cuunc-il. I ~ l'h)'·k \ ... b.larn. ::. I .

P..\LPII \\ J\EEI)\", H. ~ Ch("mi .. tr) l..aUa\ u. California.

Seniors

Ct:.(m Club. 1. ::. ;t, I : lntc-mauonal Rt•l. «.:lab. ::. ~: CM-m • ..\• t.ant, .1, I: JJr.--lient ~tul.k-nt Coundl. l • nw-.,,ian Chi I.. I • \\ t;oi'W $(""' ~ Group, =t. I. Mnlor Pia) ( '..,.t.

JOl-tS C. 1\I:O.:OY. \ U. Ulu..:•l i<•n San Dif'1CO, (:ahf<.~rn•a.

l.a\l"rrk C"oJ~. I.:,!', ht ..... rn. t•f .:. "Sun·UI•:' :t: Tnd. .. ::, ... , , .. Club. 4: ThftPian Clul>, I Clua ~-- -1 ; ~nit•r Pia> ca .. t.

GEORGF. 1.. I.U !f.;.W, D. ~ lndu..trial \ rb Pt•rti~. Kan,.AA. Chtm. Club, I ,:.!: Track, 1. Y \1 C \, l, '.!. ::. I; Stu•l•nt Coundl. I: Jnttu .. trlal ,\ rt. \ ~tant • ..

P HILIP II L \ l \"£R. A R lliiltt••>·· Social Sci(·RC'!" ChltaJIO, lllinoi• F.litabt-tht·~wn (.'t•ll\1ft', lWubetht.uwn, Penn.o)·l­\ania , 1. W<JrM St-r\kt> Gwup, :.!, P~ldt>nt . :t I: 0€'1)Utaoun. :.!. ::: Y :'it. C. ;\,, :!. ;;, I; '11\('!1.­pian Cluh, :.!, ::, I: "Tht" Qut>en'• Hu~Wintl :" ··~h·rton of the- \ to,· it-,.;'' ~tu•it•nt !\f mi,.,t('r, :.!. :1. 4: l.ihran· .\ ~t .. tant. ;:, I

L.H\'RF.~Ci--: £.. I. EIDI.\N, \ n Enrli h Guthr~. Olo.lahoma. ~n:l OtbatC' T-m :.!. \ 'anut), 1: \Jf·n'• G~ Club. :.!, ~. 1 : (.'horu ... , :.!. ::: '1•W Quart•·t... ::; J>t-p­utati .. n. :.!. ::; Anti-Tol•«o .\••""iat .. •n, Pn~iit'nt. :.:: Y lt. (.'. \. Cabin4't., :.!, l\_ I: \ \ 'orl<l &ni~ Gruup , :t I, P~kl~·nt , :! • ~· f:..Uwr .... ::: •'Th .. L ad.y J aJc-," ~: Orali•O. I: Ht-Mt"·' ColW..'-. I; ~niur Jlla)· (.'a .. t.

('L Afl\. t·J:RS \1.\~T • .\ B.

Y \\ , C • . \,'!., :. I. tat,.. t'lut .. 3, I, l 'huru-4o, :l.

CL-\Ri-~!o;CE S \IF.I="If \ROT, .\ B Hi .. tor) l t cl'ht'r«•n, 1\an.._...._ C~ntral Coll'-"ft>, \h•Ptk-•·••·nn. !\.an_..,., 1, 1- : ~tu­dt'nt Miniatc-r. :l, I

Hf-;Rnf.RT 'IOWIIR\Y,Il :-t. l nt.u,tri a1 .\rt.- \f<"f'lwn-.c•n. 1\ruu•a~.

Trll('l., I. ;!, ::, I; Fu<1tloall. I , :!, . :. -\ . "\I" Club. -:. ::. J~r(',., idt·nt. 1.

f.l .. " lf: \lt'SE. D.~ lh•me F..cnnomi<>v M<-P h~:,..,..ln, Kanq,., \' \\', C. A., I , :.!, -4. l'ht m Cluh, 1. :.! ' J-'ulk-rh•H Juni<•r (.'oiiN.r, t'ulkrt;on, Calif., I

LE."l.IE C \1\'ER~ .. \. R \latht-matiN. Ph),.i<'1 Win I• m. l\an ....... Y. \1, C. \., I, ::,::. I Ch•m ( uh .. I ; C.t- l'lub. J ; PhHU"• .\ -ltb-.tant, I.

Seniors

GII.B£RT I .. \lY£R:-', \ 8 lfi,.tul') ~kPhf'"""· Kan~. ~J)t'Ctator. I , :.! : ('! ... a PrY"'«knt. 4 (" t:: P~•­!lt·nt, :.!.

f.:O.SST\:-;'l'E \lf:\-rR \ B Hi..t;•r> E\an~ton, lllinub..

~III.H.'EST .SYQLI!'>r \1~Ptw.-r--vn, Kann.•.

\ t:RLE V. OH~.\RT, IJ S.. In .u...trial ,\~ llt"Ptw-·n. Kan,..,_ Cboe-m Cll.lb. I, \'. ~~- f \., I, ~ ··w· Club. 1, :!. :t. I; TI"IIC'k, 1, ::, I; Th"pian Club. :!. :1, P~ldt·nt. I, ''1M l 'at~} ." '1'hto Qu~n·• ll u~­hand ;'' Ku~in~,. \lanaw:l(>r Q\aadran,rlt". I. 8~kt"t• ball, I, a. I t'uotball. I. -.: , :l N-n•ur Pia) Ca-t

ROY \\II 1.1 Ul PEEHLER. U. ~ Hioio£) W kh•ta. 1\•n,.ll-4. ('h..-m. Cluh. -.!, :;, I S.tudt·nt \Hni~h:r : Soo:nior Pia)· C.a•l.

t'O~ST.\SCF: RA:OOKIS'. 8. S lhor'M' f,A"()n.,Mk• )lt-Pherw.m. )o;.an~.

C'ht-m Clul•, 1; C'o'C'ilian \lu•IC' Cluh. 1 , Y , \\ C. A .• 1. :.!, :;, Calomel, I , H1•mr t~un .. mi• 1 Anl"t· ant, I

EI.IZARETH I.ORETrA RICII \R0:-0, \ B.

Y. W C. _\. 1, .!. Ca.b1net, 1: Woorld ~n.-oe"'!'" C"-"'1'· :!. ~-· I (.'«ilian ''" W' :;.."'"wt). '; Fon· 1~h....-l in :: >•·ana.

1-:\'EL\'N' 1-:I.IZAUF.Til S \Y LOR. 1\. fJ. Erurla..h )lari"-'n. Kalb.&Jo \'. W C \ 1. I_ Ca.-.t Clulo 1. :! Ch~ PIT'I· ck-at. 1. ~. ::; (.'huru. I,:.!

ETHEl. ~IU·:RFY, A. D Erurli~h lllunpton, lo~a.

,. W C .A . 1. :!. Cabwt't.. :t ~ l..adit-. Ql.lartkt, ·~. I. 1-:na-li·h .\.•-••tant. :t ~: Wo•r ol ~n.Wr Gruup, I, :!, ::, Vt«o---P~· :!; ~l'lan, :..!. a, \'JC"~t--Pn-.. I. W A . ..\. 1. ~. ~ I. Qt.;..a.SranKlt. :;, \•"4X'iatll" t:dit.or • .4, S,!Ol"('\at•>f', 1, :!. :; ; lk-putatMon, I. :!, ~ ; CW Club, I, I (."t~m- ('lub, :! ~ C E ('ahont'l, '.! • !"o(nit•r Pia> Ca•t

('HARI.ES It SM ITH •. \ B l ndw.trial \rt \lcP~. ""• Kan•a-. Banol, :!, Co•ntiuch•r. I Kan..a .. ~tat~ A~rkultul"l• Colk'!rr. \tanh...ttan. :t o $ton a. f'la)' Cut

Seniors ADA STUT".tMAN, A. B.

Com mere- Thoma&, Oklahom a. W . A. A .. I,:.!: Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4; Class TN!il.i!., .f.

ADEL)~N TAYLOR. A. B. English-Arlin~tton. Kansu . SpetUaU>r 1. :!. 4: Quadrangle, 1, :.!: W. A. A., 1. :!. 4: Y. W. C. A .. 1, :.!, 4: JA:bate, I; Soe~al CommitteE-, -1: l\li•.ilouri Unh·enaty, :l : Semor Play Cut.

CLI:-lTON DOUGLAS TROSTLE. B. S. DioiOil)'-~idcerwn, Kansu.

Y. M. C. A., I, Cabinet, :.!. PN5ident, a, -t: Che.m. Club, 1 : World Sen ice Croup, 3, t: Quadrana:le. :.! : Clan Vice-P~ .. :.! : Student Council, :; : BiolotfY As~i~tant, :.!.

DONALD L. T ROSTLE, B. S. lndutt rial Education-Xkken~on, Ko~tn5as. Chc.;m. Club., 1, 2: Glee: Club, I, :.!. :J, 4: C horuJ, I, 2, :~: Cecilian ~lusie Club, 1; Y. )1. C. A., t, :.!, :1, -1: S~tator, Auociate Ediwr, :.!. 3: Quad­rangle Editor. -t: Jndu•tria) An~ A.ui.stant, ~. 4; ~nlor Pia)' Ca.st.

FLORENCE WEA YER. B. S Home EeonQmic• Cv.rden Cit)•, Kan:;o;u.

~eg~~:~. ~~it~·;~·w.!de;: } ;;, \~. t :t: 1: ~: :t 4.

).IARY CATHERINE W E DDLE. B. S . Home Economi~s-Bioom, Kanus. W A. A., 1. :~, 4: Chem. Club. ~: World Servi~e Group, :~. Treu .. 4 : C. E. Cabinet, :} : Y. "\\'. C. A. Cabinet. 4 : Home E.co!onomic-s Ani.$t.8.nt, -4.

WALTER W, WOLLMANN, B. S. Chemistry Freeman, South Dakota. Fre..~man Junior College, F'reem.an. South Dakota, 1. :?~Chern. Club, :l, 4: Chemistr)· As•ista nt, 4: Vanity Debate, :1. I: Y. l1. C. A., :t I: Pi Kapp11. Delta, v. 4.

ALBERTA F. YODER. A. 8. Ensrli.&h- Waterloo, Iowa Spectator. 1. :!, AilSoc iate Editor, :l, 4: Cla.u Sec.­Treu .. :?: Sec. ForensiC' Club.:.!; Y. W. C. A., 1. :!, Vice-Pre-s., :t Pre-t.id~nt. I: Quadrangle, :1; Stu• dent Coundl Sec., 4 : Class Rt>Prest-nt.athe, ~.

ROYAL P. YODER. B. S. Agricultur~ Conwa)·, K an10as.

Chern. Club. 1, :..': Orchestra. 1, :.!, :1; Ch4)rus. :l; Gl~ Club, I: Y . ~t. C. A., Treu., -t .

J . DANIEL BRIGHT Class ~pOnsor.

Juniors

rHARU:S Al'ST I =-', History Prtside11t F Rl'ITA. (OU)ft.\00

PEARL \YALKER, Ho nw Ecunomic!'o l 'iu P,-esidult Oll \HA, ::\E.HRASid .

DELBERT I( F:LL Y, Commt•roe T1·eo:w,•er l.uu:RAL. KASSA"'

, . • :RA FLORA, )lu•i< su,·rtt~ry

QlrN'TER, F\AS~A~

SeptE-mber, 1 9~9-we arrived in t hl' far faml>d .:amp of the BulldO~"'!C , n~arly one hundrt.·d ~tron~. t.'a,.r to di~play what W t.• knew and Jwrhap~ L> h·arn mon·. Freshman week get~together:o., ''!'<.tug'' hike~. big !'lister~, ,.,·at~rmelon social~-how could we ket>p fr,lm l!ettinJ: acquainh.>d and fully oriented int'' the ~pirit and pur­pose of th• &hool of Quality !

Por our ~ccond y('ar EOer Tice reJ>hH.···d Blanc·h Harri~ n~ engineer, and web ·gan l'> t.akt! m•lre re.5'pon­sibility for dire<"ting tht• affui~ of the ~t·hool. On<­member ~n·ed hi~ set>Ond year on the var~ity debatt team, both var~ity <1uartets contained memhers of tht• ela ~!li or '33, one h('aded t he Collel(e Chur<·h c. E., OIH'

was a winner in oratory. one was ··Quad" busin~!"~

mana!----er--eac.-h ~tudt•nt in hi:-; own way made hi~ <'On­

tribution.

And now as Juniors we hnve t.ri<.'d ~till further to meet our respontdhilities. 1!,31-32 find!oll mort.> of our memht>r:; in respon~ible position!t than bc•fore, whil(' othe~ win di~tinction Cor tht.·mH>h·es and their l'Chfw'l in other ways. l>ehau• and oratory mu~i(·, ;;;eholar­ship, religious Or-.:'nnizat ions, drnmatics, publication!'., football, basketball, traek, tt.•nni!li look at the record" and eount t he Junior~.

Our annual .. sneak," b!.'J..run under shadt•s of niJZ'ht amid threatening :-.ki('~, but turning out b be hlj:hh: 1'\UC<'<.•!tsful, and our b:1nquet in honor t)f the <"lass of '32, were the bi~g(.'"t s-x-ial t•vent" of the .)'t.•tlr.

\\'e enter our final yl!ar of augu~t ~enhrbo~ mindful of our pa•n record, but looking forward t•• grel\tt.•r R(.'hievement~ and hoping to t•ontinut• w grow in th(• (our-fold lif(' fostered h.)· M. C.

• • •

Pacf' :11

Juniors

OE!'J?~;H~ ASOES. Ctwm~ttr,­\\'indum , k an..a•

C II ARI.ES AUSTIN, lll~lOI")' • ruita. COI411'~'

EOWAnD llRAOI.E\'. lndu•trlal •:;..-•u~allun HRM.&.\illf., Kan...a•l

ESTHE R BROWN. Chf'mi•trY 1-lut chi n i!On. l<a ru. a•

ADA BRUS t<, liomto F...conom ic-1 Mcl'ht•r ton. l<an~""

CENE \'I .. ;VE CRIST. E nKiillh Quint~~r. Kantlh

OIJF .• .'~SA CR IST. Home E<onomk-4 Quir~~r. Kant-a'l

PAL!I.JNE o•:LL, .Mu .. ic &-atracf', Ntobr"a#ka

\'101 . \ D£\'11 .8JS...;;, CMmist r')' OU-a•a. Kanu.•

OOX .. \1~0 DRE..1:t11 ER. lndu.1trial 1-~ucatH)n

Carlton. l<an.u

I>OROTI-t\' I>RESII ER, lliolotr)· Canton, Kan•••

•r.OR•:NC .... I)RF-'"i l-tER, Hum f' t~(Jnomlc•

Can l .. n. h an..a11

f-:.~TII t:R 1-;1 OS F., E mrH•h Gaha. k an .. -.

llERNIC E toO \\ I.ER, •:;..-tuution \\'urthintrldn, \t1nnt>-ovla

~IILTOS GOERI!'OG. Ph)'IIU Eh ria. KanO!&I

Juniors

LII.OL"RN COTT)IANS, Ha .. torr Cf'nter, ~1-..ouri

CRE"'TA WIL\IA GRIJ-""J-~IS. Hi·tJ.•o· M~Ph\'~n. Kan.as

GRA(.'t; HfA' tOJA!'. l.atin M<"P~ r .. on. 1\aw.a.·

).1£1.VI N LANDes, Oiolotr)' Hamlin, f\an'•"'

I.LOYO I.ARSEN. Commerre Abil•nt.', 1\an ... •~

IIOPJ:: NICKEL. C'hemi~tn Wkhila. Kan!liiA

\'F.RSOS RlfOADF~. Latin N To~ka, h.anJ>u

LORE.~ ROCK. JnJu .. trial Educal~n t;ntf'rpri~. kan,._

ALICE Rl' EJILES, F.ducati(n McPMnon, Kan..-.

HARVE\' SHANK, Chcml•tr> CanhaM:~. Mi•'JOUri

t~LLF.S STEISOERG, llu~ic Lorraln•. Kant.a.s

\IJLO STPt'KY. t'hmi.o~tr) El>rl•. Kan•AJI

GF.N J.o.:VA SUTI"LE . E nsdlllh Yak ima, Wa.~hln5rtnn

WARD WII.I.IA)IS. lll!!tur")­tAc•land, North Dakota

GEORGE ZISN, Comm~rn­McPht'"""· Kana.as

• • •

\\"ILBl"R YOIJF.H r•,·('ttidfut WATHCU)(), lOW\

Sophomores

.J. T. 1\"ILLI.-DIS l"1ct Pn .... itlrnt If .\Rill', ~~ IS::iOl"RI

1"11"1.\=-' :-;TEEI"E8 TITli>WI"f~t'

\tcPtu-;w.~o~. K \:\:0: • .\.S

~L-ITTlE SI!A Y Sfrntoru ~l C' PII t:RRO:-.", KA NSAS

Ah, and with \\hat relish we bc).."in our ~nd tlundt•ring year! In accordan('e '"'ith the depre!t~ion, Wl' di ... J~n:--l with any er:--twhile fri,·oli ty. Only one .. t.eial '-·vent, hut "wot :m evf.'nt'' !-the second yearling:-, \\~rc t•nt::.>rtaint.~d at tht.• \'nniman home.

Sn Jlnmd wt•rt.• wt• of o ur Freshman prcMiden t, \\'i l ­hul· Yoder, that wt• made him our Sophomore pre~ident a~ well. lL ~ecm~ that with our poli~h and refinement, whi<:h we al·quirt.' when Wt> arc mo\·ed upward and on­ward, we fairly took the call('ge hy storm, ~o that half tht- impnrt::wt H·hnol vflicer~ were elect('(~ from our cta~s fur tht' en:o-uing )·<.·ar. .\nrl you a~k us, "Are we mod­t ... t?'" and wt• an~wer, ··Oh, ye~, inde<.'<l! ..

\\"hat JK'att and j·)y tomt•:-. from bein~ a l"Oph()­nPrt" tan 1"'t.' tuld unl)· by a sophomore. The blissful knowlt..·•dgt- that t·om('~ from knowing tha t one will not Itt· ~wattetl impartial!~· and well as he wa~ when n Fre,..hman, ,:hi!~ doc:ility and repose to one's facial L'~Pl'cl"'~ion and h t· i~ tht•re fo l"e able to culth·ate hi ~ more n~~blc in:ttint"l!" rather than just to submit t o the humil­itit•.s uf a paddhnJ[-no matter wher e hEc' bt' or who lx• the tmluokt·r~.

The SoJlhOmore girb' (luartet, the mixt>d quartet, men·~ and l:tdi~:O: ttuarh•t.te. all ha\·e talent from our cia~~. Track, ba~kt·tbaiJ, t<'nni~, anrl football han• our repr e­.. ..-ntatin•:-, tno. :\lildn-d l)ahlinl!er di~tin~ruished her­~·lf at th<' l.. ind!-ih1•r~ F esth·al, Easter week.

Our :->lm·~rt• dP!'ir(• i!ll l tl fulfill the faith whieh Pffl·

J•lt• mny hu,·t• in u~. Our th('me is: "\\'e would be true."

Sophomores

RO~ALJXD AL\1£~ MePh~n.on, Kan"•~

AL)IA ATCHISON .McPhen.on. han.,~~

OHPHA IJEA).I \!tPhO"t.on. Kan~•

\"ELliA BEAS Wal!lo. Kan .. 'b

HAROJ.D HI.S.ORD Pratt, ~aru;&»

CORHINE BOWERS Mcl'h«<n.un, Kan .. a•

t;LJ7.ABI:.-rll UOW\IAN Quinw-r. Kan .. a•

DEL\'IS HRADSHA \\ Wald•l. Kan"u

ED\\ 1!-J CARLSO:-o' l.1ttle River, 1\an .. a~

MIL.O F:EO DAHI.IN'C:EU ;\1.-Phe""on, Kanlla4

T.OJS t'.I)\\'AHO~ T"' in I-' all•. Idaho

E\ t:RF.TT ).1. FASS'-\( liT \\'11f'), Coloralo

IH • .\Nl'H HARRI~ Nampa, ldaM

ELI7.ADETII IIOI.ZE ).l E R Mc:Pht>l"l!Ou. h.anu.a

GL"LAI-1 HOOVER Quinter, ..._•~•·

Sophomores

tRAX .... Hl'TCHI::'O~ Tht ma~. Oklah<•m•

LOl'I~E U•F.!\IJt~RKY I)• ('k) };oN, ('~olura·lo

EDXA 1\.\l't'lJ..\S GalH•, Kan,»

\ ELMA t\1-:l,LER Minrw<>la. h.aru.a,.

) IAKCELLA LLI)Y.I.t. \td"hN·-on, 1-i.an'!IAI'

hOY )1A!50!\

Ct-:hTRPHt~ 1.0!-0G ChaH. K an...u

:0..'tJriJolrl\t', ) l j,,.OUii

ED(;.\H liiKO\\ \tcPMnoun. Kanl'h

CU:O MISE\R Canwn, K11n'>8

110!" \tYt:n~ )h'P~•·nn, t\an,.a

fl .. t:I.I.A ~ELSOS \ltPh._·Non, Kan,..a,.

CLARA NICKEL llcPh• non. 1\:a':" .. a

NEO~I A NOUOLI NG lkPb~r-~n. Kan .. a.

GEORGE P E:Tt:R:-o. Gro,dand. 1\an .. a

LF.STER POT E Riplt·>. Oklaho:na

Sophomores

EDITH fUCH.A RDS Waldo, KanliU

UNA Rlr\'(; Mt:Ph("rson. K~tnSf&$

EI.SIE RUMJ' Conwa), Kant~U

~!ATTIE SHAY Mt"Ph("rwn, Karuu

PAUL SHERF'Y H ampu.on, Iowa

:'ltAURIC..:E SORENSON McPb~r--on. Kansas

WALTER SOREN~ON ,\lePhen\Oo, K,.no;as

VIVIAN STEE\'F.S )h-Pherson. Kanu.~

:'11JLDRED ~TUTZ.)JAN Co~way, Kan.tas

MARY SWAIN MePhertoon. K~~on,~

MAXEI.ISE SWITZI!:R l\tc f'hf'r'Wh, KIHUI~t•

l\IARJAN"!'JA T I-IO:'IIP:'ON l\lcPherson, Kan~aJJ

Pl-.."l'ER UNRUH Goe»el, Kan»as

J . T. WILLIA~\IS Hardin, )liuoun

WILHUR 'fOOER Waterloo, Iowa

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!lARRY FRA:\TZ Pn~tidf<nt

Rlt<'k \ FoRn. foLHR.AI)()

Freshman

ELSH: Ll:\LJHOU! l 'i("t-/~,·rxhl~ 11t

)lcPmm~us. KA('.:!"AS

11".\LTO:\ S~!!TII Trf(l~w,·rr

)I( Pllf.R$0:-;, KA:\:O:A~

!.O!S LACKEY S('('rt't(lry

FRl'JTl.A:SU. IOAIIO

It i~ not only mythically trut.' that FN.>~htcs art• green, but it i~ a real and undeniable fad, a~ the ont• hundrt>d and four member5 of the (·la!it~ of '35 diS<:<I\·­ered when they tlrst deposit(.>() them~elves on thi~ cam­pus go full and on•rflowing with mt'mori~:<. of hygonl' classes .

Experienct•:ot. came thick and (u!'ot, and we, too, canu· to a reali7.ation that the hal1:-> and (.·las~room!-., and drive~, and lawn~ would enmtually come to hold prt.--ci­ou:; memuril'~ for u5.

We immediately placed ourH•Ivt'~ under the ahh.• leader5hip of Hurry Frantz. It wa~~:; well Wt' did for we :-oon found our~eh·C"s beinJr ~uhjt"<:t tu abj<>tt treat· me-nt con~bting in tht.> main of t.·h<.·mi~try, h<•ltlint.•', r-hetoric, ... tackl'"<l room~, paddle~, and red cap.ot. Tht.• Sophomorl'll fodt'ited the football Kame, and ~:> the taps. :-:x>n \'UOiJthed.

It wa!:t in thi~ way that Wt.• put the Sophomnl'e~ in tht"ir plat·<>~, and by placinJC membt.•r:o in t.•very field of acth·ity and n majority of ft•llows on both ba!<ketball and foothall tt>am~ we ha\"C~ !iiUt.·t.·('ol'ded in doinJr th" ~arne t'l th<.• n:·maininit two upper t·la,;~t-'.

\\"e cam£' with an ambition tn mak~ the cia~~ of '3•> one to h<> long rt•memlwred and di:-tin~"Ui:-ht.""<l, and W(' shall continue with that J:Oal l'Ver before us, e\'t.•r be<.·koning me on to hiKher and nohlf.'r thin~'"S.

Freshman R~\. A:s'DERSO!'O

l)oj~_, Cit), 1\.a n,..._ .. )Jt\KTH.\ A:OOI>I::OS

\l.,un 1 nu·. \II Rl"T II Altnt :ITt;H.

l)urham. K•u•·tt• JUifS \l':-iTIX'

'II Ph("r .... n, .._an~oa·

\.L t.::-; Al':SfiX Fruita.. C'OJiura S.• ) l l'RIEI. IL\.R,!I. t ;:O:

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n .. \R£,!1.TE B\ttTU.\ '\h:Pht f1IC n, t..:an~,.

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EI~A I:\F..: HEA HU 1\fcPh,•!"!<on, k an a

EDITII U":t'HTEI."IEI\IEI• SA1,;ethR, i<.; lll• •

OSI-:IT\ HOYt.!; ll utchl • (,)Jl, 1\an•a

'IAK J(•RU·: BPO\\ S \ 1.-Ph.- •n. 1\.an ...

\"ER~OS RE.t't\ WITII Pa>Hte-. l•laho

DOS ..\LD Hfll' \lti \noll Fruita. c .. t..ra o

E.\IU.E HIH'\IH\1'(011 t ru1la, folor~·lo

Rl'S't:l 1. (' \RI ' t:!'\T EK :O.:Ilot·lh~~o, K11n""'

ALICE C IIRIS TI \!" :-I E:'~. DurMm. t\:1>1 n'a

lJ..\ I.I.E \II ('I :-.fEI. Quintt·r. Kan .. ~

ll.\HJ.ES E U \I'I'E!\ \fcPI.• .... n . 1\arw.a

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; E$" Dl',!'I;;>:&M; \\'uunchc-e. \\"••hlllt:hm

ll-\\.I~E t :r.uu·rl \1cPht·r~on. f.:an .. "

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l:lt.:U!-IICI:. l i-~I.OT \h·rhu .... n. f.:anu.

L.\ \'£RE t'LOU.\ Quint-.·r. h.an. ._

J.IEI .. \'1:'1. H .. OU\ ~lo.) For•l. (.'4•koralo

\1 Ela~£ 1- ISIU~ I\ Fruulaud. llaho

l f..\Kt;."'' tlt\!\Tf. Rot'k) I or.l. l'nltlra•l••

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Freshman P.OY \1. f"R \XT7.

tt,.nta. C .. io,ra•IU

''-"'" r..u:rmt-.:KT Jnm:!ll"', 1\an a

.JoHs r.ot-:Ju:--.:c Eh d u, h nn•tt GI.E:\ H\\1\1 \:-.";-.'

\h:J'h• t:a •M

t"E.:I<!' 11\:SDI\E \Jd'h•, ""· l\a11 a

I.Ol.A HA\\KI:'Ii:O: TwmJ)a, K an-n

t:\'El.YS Hio:l:">Y \\'at•·· k••, lu¥~a t:UU~RT HI \U-"'

CJuu.t.. han-

GEOIHa-.:. III~IES Uuintt·r. Kan·a~

h.t" TII IIOU.\In \h·l·h~r-..·n. 1\an .a

1108.\RT Hl"C;IIE\' &rtlo<&\dlf'. 01.~

DOROTII\' m·sst:..:GEk \hPt.rr.••n. Kan a111

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l~ l"TH IHDt;

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Qumter. k.an..a LA<E\ JE!\ 1\IS~

\lcl'h\rM)II, Kan .. a•

J,\\lt::o' ROIIERT .... O:\ c;aha. 1\.an~

t \ITHE KI:.ITEh\1 \~ \toilento. h.an ....

HE:.O:h \' h. I IT£1.1. \JrPh• r~til, J\ Dr•!L·

COI<DON !\HAl'S Tan'l'•· 1\an"•

c;R.\t f'. J. t ... ltE\\ I' •Itt... t\an•.l

I.ETTEER l.f>:\\ I~ f;,1ha. hiiii"A

El$n:. I.INIHIOL\1 \h J'h• r .• ,,. h an•St· \fH.:II I f: 1.1:'\IIJ-IOUI

\f, l'ht· •rl Kan ... ~

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Freshman F:I'T\ ~ICkt-1

\lt"Ph~"""" 1\.alb-ar LEET \ 0 \1\~

0 ._.,. lr..1co. kan..a.. .. }f \RG \fU.T OLJ\ f.R

\h•Ph"'"""'"· han-a• ZELT\ ;\I H: 0\1 h\'

W1le> C. -al

DJO Pt:T'EH.:-.OS Canton, h.an~a f:~Tttt:H I~OTf:

R11•l• '. Oklah<>mA \IJI.ORt:n i•R.\Y

II• J)t'. J..:an,.,a: I F.:->.TE.R Q\ IC.C

J)u. 1.1 in J..:anta•

If \KOLD Rf:I!\ECh.t#R Quinrer. Kaf\lt.a GL\0\'~ RIOilELI#

\1.·PMn n. Kan.~ \1.\XI!\t: Rt:-.:G

\ld-'hf'"'""· 1\.an" }JIUlRED RUSK

T•rn t all • lolaho

I.I.OYD ~HOE\t \h':EH \\',:nall'hf'ot. \\a hinKU•n

W..\I,TO:'\ ~\liTH \tot"f),.....,.. t\aruo.a..~

RHtS'ARU .Sl"'TTI.E Yalt.1ma. \\'a..hin"tnu

Rl'TI-1 ~J>II.\t..\N R<,'l:bur)· Kan..aa

El.liER :-.T\ \T:O. ::;~h ia. 1\an .... :>\\ll't:l. STO~ER

Lll•lo>Va. ln-Hana OORETJI \ S-Tl Tl.\1.\!\

('(lfl'l'.ay, Ka""'~u

T0\1\IY TA\'I.OH FruitlanJ. l·lah"

ARC HI€ \ \~ !".'ORTWIC,.. ~ummf'rfit•M, Kan"a..," t;r~ac E \'OGT

\'u· ... all~. \1i .. ~ltlri \RI.fo:~a~ W \\11'J.EH

\td~h•·"""'n. 1\an••• CJ.~;:rr..-:\ \\FRS

\lr-Phot-ro n. kan~

\\ \I.TER \H~DOLE Rloom. """._.._,. CAKkOl. \\ lfiTCHEH

f"alfurna Tl"xa.-. I.EO~ \KO \ \ 'IGGIS:-1 (~~ 1\an .... HO\\ -\RO "11.1.1 \ \1~

Qulnt~r. Kan••,

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~IYR~:T.\ 11 .\~Dl.\:'\:'\, B. ~1.

PA l:Ll:'\E DELL [)iJJillma

fJiuuo

GL'LAH HOOI'ER

1'H,chf'I·'H Cr,.,ifirat!'

J'ittiiO

\'ERA FLORA

Oiplmmr

l 1ttblic- Srhm" Jh, .... ;,.

Music

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Students with an inferionty com plex some!Jmes center their inter­est on things other than books. These diversions vary from attrdc­tionsto the opposite sex, to debate, with intermediate vanalions; more interest IS centered on the former than the latter. (fhe Staff received some good "hush" money, too) .

·rap )(,...._.,.!). Pnc lfk-nt; G1•ttmann, Rri,:oht. l\~t,r, lo\('Ck. 'hd•llf': ' 1ohk:r, \'oo:kr, U•tl'-•,fl·r, Trcao.urt""r; t ..... ·rt·"'· Brown. l"'-•ttum : llv•1H·r. 1lutd1: .. n , ~h•,.·m.;,ol..,r, Rin .. \u \In

Student Council Tht.• ~tudent Coun(.'i) c,f :\fl-Pht>r-.hn Cullt.·~t.~, under t ht! h.·ader-.hi}l of Ralph Ket.·dy

and Kt-nnt>th Bitikoft.·r, ho:- followt>d a prv$:rl'~~ive :--tudt:nt JlroJ!ram durinJ[ th(' pa-.t year. Thl' Student Counc-il i~ t·ompo,..t:tl of two m<·m1~t·~ from each da .. ..:, two fron• th<' fat:ulty, one from th(• .. )1"' Club, ont: (rum the \\', A .. \ ., and one fn,m tht" )lu-.il' Ut:partnwnt, und the P rt.•:4idt.•nt and T rt>u-.un·r.

T ht• clutito!'o of thl' ('ount.:il t·on~i~t of )l\.l.rtially or fully :-.UpJ)ortin~ vnriou: ~o;tudent

actl\'ltit· ., ~ut·h as ) lu!'it·. nramatk~, Ul·hntt• . .l..thiNic:-. nnd tenni~: und uf general :--UJ)t'f\'i~iun of the SJ>t'(·tntur and Quadmns,dt.•. T h2 f'c,un\'il apJ)Ortion~ ib fund:-- amon~ th~ variou~ at:tivitics an·orclin~ to tht-ir rt:luti~·t.· net"<h-.

In nddition to it:-; r\.•gulur duti<':-., tht• ~tudcnt f'ounc:il in the JHl~t ~.-eur hu~ ~pun- • ~on. .. d an Indian lecturer. "Bra~·eheart ," thrt·<' ont.• tH:t pin )·~ pre:;:ent('{l hy th(• da:-;:-. in Prin<.·iph.·~ of I nterpretation, a cantata "Ruth," pre~t:nU'<I hy the <.·ollcJ.:t.· c..'horu:-:, and st·~·t-ral partie!< and other >~c)f.·ial t.'\· ~nt:-.. It wu:-; rt'!'pOn~ihll• for the rehuilding of tht• tenni~ court-. and a "Clt>an-up Day'' h(·ld thi~ !--pring.

Durin){ lht.• pn,.t ~·('ur u -.un·cy wa~ made of tht.• ~tudl'nt::-' opinion rt.·J,:anlinJ! tht Studt.•nt Council. Tht• :-Uiot'J.:-blion:o that WC't(' mad(' wer(.' l'nrefully consider~ and many of them wert> carried out. A F>urn·y was nbc• made of the ~tudent C<,uncil orgunizu­tion~ of th<' denominationnl co!Jeg{:~ in th1.· ..,h,te of KanM~, with tht.• view of findin~ ~ome other :-uggcstion~ that might ht hrlpful for the "ell-\)t!ing of our own f'oundl.

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• Tup (;mtmann. Wilha~. Doylor, ('arl .... n.. t ... hrn 1n, Yo .. 11man UoU6m : Go.nnl{, Nkoktol, Rut"h~n. P~b·""· Staat ..

Forensics Tht• fon·n~ic: !'{'&!'on opt.·ned at the Winfit•ld. Tournament em Dt..,:cmlwr I and ;;,

About 150 tt·am"' were t.•ntered from toeven f'tatt":o. Of the ~ix ) lc Pht!r:-.on tt-am!-'. t•ntert.-d, four !'Urvivt·d tht- four elimination rounds, and in the final round the !lilv~r tup fur st."Cond Jll&tt• in the mt"n's tournament wa~ won by Lilburn Gnttmann and \\'ard 1\"illiam-.

In the fir:o(t r~1und of League debate~ the )lc:Pher:-;on \'ar~1ty v.un etl"iiY from the !"lrong Bt'thany tt•am but Jo,..t the decision of tht: judgt.• in an exn•lll'nt debati.' with \\'iehita l:nivt>r::.ity. R('('ond round debates with Bt.·thel and \\'t'~le~·an n·~ulted in vit.·· torie:-o. fur )lt·Ph..-r ... on. The third round with Fritnd!' ancl Su·rlinK rt ... ult\-.:J favorably for )h·Pht>r~on al~o. Thi!! ga\'e )lcP ht•rson n tie for fir:-;l place in tht" Lt•ague. On April 5, in n dual debate to break the tit', .:\l c:Phen•on dt:fl'latcd B£>thany at both t>ntt ... ,

2 tu U and 2 to 1. Thi!" is th(' ~rtond successi ... ·e Stote Champion~hip for )lc.'Pher~Son, tht• fifth in tht• pu!'lt st•\'t•n Yl'ar~, and th(' sixth ~int(' 1922.

Tht• \\'otnl'n':-:. team~ held non·dl"<"ision deba.te!i; with thf.' Cullt.•gt.• uf F.m, ,ur·iu, Beth· any, Bt·tht.>l, and Hutl·hin~on .Junior Coll('ge. The St.'t.·ond Team~ had dual non·dt'<'i~iun dt•batt'~ with F.IOurado Juniur College and Hutchin~on Junior C'ollt•ge, and dt·bau•d tnt:h oth(>r with audit-nt~ deei~ion~ at Gron~Jand and Elyria.

In Oratnry, Ward \\'iJiium~ repn~nted )(cPher~m at tht• Statt.• Anti·Tttbact:o Ccmtt·,..t un ~larl·h " and plac:t.-d !J:et·ond. On :\!arch II and 12, \\'arc! William' William .Juhnkt·, ~hldrt.-d lluylt.• itnd Hope :\ickE"I entert..-d tht- ~t:Ht• tournam\·nt uf uratury a nd t.•Xtt•mpnrt.' ~pt.•akin~. Ward \\'illiam:o plact:d fir:-.t in OOth oratury and {'Xlt·mpurE". On \lar,:h 13, tht.• Lnl•al Pt>ac:e Cunte!'ot with t:'ight orator~ wa:-- won hy t.awrt.•lll'£> Lt.•hman, "·hu rt·Jirt:o-t·ntt-d ~tc Pht.•r ... on at Frit>nd~ in tht.> Statt>- Contt-~t un .-\pril t:l and pl&n'il fin.t.

I'Vf' lt

T•t· Yodlrr. PfT"i•I<'Dl, HdJu.ay, \~a' l'~t: IAhm.J& S:b~·. :->1nlur, :.;.,...,.lar), RrC'hant... Tn-»urTr Ko 11 m: :->._rfJ, fta,ktn. lh·C'•man. Brow D. llrual., \\c- ldllo

Y. W. C. A. Tht• Youn~ \\'unwn's fhrh.tian .\~"''"·i:lt.vn of :\L: Pht.>t~'ln f'•)ll'-'"'~' i~ a laboratory

u( fl•1l<tw~hip of 4,;oli~J.."l.' ,l.rirl .. ~t"archin1! fur .:uy«•U ... , l·tE"atin· lift• fur th~m~h-~ and for nil pe lple. It ha:- hrnu~ht new r~alm.;, uf thuught, frit·ndl"hlpl-'1 and ha~ gj,·~n d "t'p purnu:--~ C> hfe. \!'an or~anization thl· Y. \\'. C'. :\. ha ... h\-.•n a vital and ~i~ificant '-'h·mt.'nt in the !'l)iritual tH\fl s<X·ial lift· nf tht• J!"irl~ of )11..-Ph'-•r:-;nn Coll<'ge durinK th·· pa ... l yt•ar.

Tht.• ~ociallift.• of tht.• campu~ ha~ h('{'n t·nrkh1·d hy tht• t?\'t..nts. whi<·h th~ Y. \\'.C. A. hrt ~pun ... ort.-d. Amon.: tht·"<' en:nt ... nre th,. Bi~ and Littlt> !'i~ter Tt>a, a wat~rmelon ''"'•:ial, thE' Thank ... 1!i\'in~ party, )lutht·r'oc <W•I UauJ.,tht~r· ... Tt•a, and fleart-Si~ter \\'l-'t'k

Prat·tical atH·mpt.~ han bN>-n math• t(l makt· C'hri:--tian li\'iOJ.r tht• ba~ic:- campu~ ntti· tUtlt•. Each Fr~ .. hman J.,.rirl was 1"'in•n n Big- ~i:-tl"r to aitl in nril·nting her to ("(lllt.'~e.

A C'hriHmas part)· w;a~ ~JXIIl!i=.Ored for pnur <·hildren of thr~.· <:ity who otherwi!'.e wouM hn,.,. had ,~ery Iilli(• ('hriMma~ thct-r. lnt ·n:~t was fo:;.tl'rtod in tht.· Oi-o:armament Con~ ft·rrn~<' durin~r tht• winl~>r. Following H ~~·r·it•:-~ nf frif.'ndship programs th<' Or).:'nnization oh:--t.•rn:d "Appn· .. ·iatr >n Wt·t·k," which was a :-. 'urct: nf k ·t·n intert·~t among th~ J:irl~. Jlt·art-Si~ter \\'l·t·k wa:-( oh:--t·rn-'<1 \Vith it"" cluminant intere:-t lH.'in~ kindhne:-o~ and th ·u~htfulnl· ... :-.

)I any ('XJl<'rit·n« .. J:O intn tht· dl·\·t'l >pnu-nt of un~··:" lift•. Tht• Y. \\'. C" •• -\. ultimntely htt <tOUS!ht throu~:h it~ pnrtic:;, mectiriJ..""l-, ;md ur~nnizatinn:'> tn ht•lp th(' wholt> life uf tht· ~irb of ;\lcPhl•r .. m Cnll,•ge reath uut in Chd~tian ~rhwth hy mc·an~ of fdlow~hip and t~X!ll•rimentatiun lO.I:l'lhl•r.

Pari!' u.

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T(•P: Tr.+tlt'. Pr .... idO;"nl, YoJt-r. Trea~ul't'r: RrhrhL : US)('~: l.t-hntan. s.-~·r•lJOr) . Au-tin. \ 'let' t'rt.·•l•knt ll Uf>M: nltlkn(,. William .... Shf-r(), ~hank. Lindhulm. Gnttmann

Y. M. C. A. The YounJ: )lt-n·~ Chrbtian A~!'<K"iation of )lcPher~on CuHtoge i!l n ft•llow~hip of

studC'nb. and faeulty, whn, belie,·ing that the ~pirit of ton• i!" the greate!lit r~ality in life, are enrnt::-;tly ~eekinSt t 'l di~eo,·er .Jesus' \\'ay of Lon• for them!teln·~ and fnr FOCi­

ety. It i~ dt>\'OU-d to the crtoation and mainttonance of the ideal~ and attitudt.:~ vf Je~u~ in all the rdation!thip~ of Jife. Thi~ group fe-els that a vital r~ligion i~ the SCIUf('(" or tht• most abundant living. It~ work is laid out to further the ideal!<. of the col1ege and to !tupplement the training which the re~ular curriculum gh·es the !"tudent. The central phu~E" of it~ me~!'agl' i~ tl inspire F-tudcnb to de,·elop in th(•ir lin·~ thl• ~pirit of }O\'{' a:-- wn~ suprl'mely embodied in the life of Je:;;u:" of :-\azarNh.

Among the ncth·itie~ whith the or·ganiz.ation has promoted in its cndea,·or to realize thi~ PUfllO~e wcr<.' th~ Frc8-hman "Sbg'' party. the regular weeki~· a~~ociation meet· in~~. educational and reli~ious motion pictures, the brin~ing of the regional travt!lin~ S('<'retnri('~, Glerm Grif11th and Felix )lanlr, and the bringing of Dr. Jame~ Chubb, who prc!'Cnt.<•d a challcngt• for noble Chrii'tlike living whi<-h influenced the lives of many students. In c.-ooperati:>n with the Young- Women'l:' Christian A~sociation c..'f the C )llt.·~t' it SllOn~on•d the annual All-Sehool \\'aternwlon Fe..-d, n Thank~gi\'ing pnrty, n joint <·abin~t retrtoat to T\\~in )founds, and brought Pt-rrr Rohrer to the rnmpu~.

T he cabinN i!' thto "Inner Circle'' of men who are ,~jtnJiy interested in carryin~ out thfl' purpo~c of the ..\~:<)ciation. It met each week at the hom<.• c.1f Or. Bright, the fnc.-ulty ~pon~or, for un inl'pirational di:;:;cu:;.,.ion of prohlt:m~ and plnn~. The c..·abinet mt.·mher!>-' daily dt·,·otion:-. Wl'rl' ha~ upon Harry Enwr:->on Fo~id:!oo book, "The )ian­hood of The )la:-.tt!r," and werl' a eon~tant !l:oun:e of ~tn.·n~tth and in~piration fnr the tn~k~ whit."h fact-tl tht•m.

Tt•v: Tl'(lootlf'. Editor : Sbot•r!), \ iat~ Edih•r . Pn•f. &hlinll L.anJu. Auociall 811..•. l:IJrr ; Ohmart. Bt.~~. Mlrr.

Hutwm: Kt>ll), •·a~na ... ht, Collin•. Yudtr. :-hank

Quadrangle College day~ a1·e among the mo!-lit (.'ventful and eolorful days of our ti\·e~. Many

friends and ncquaintance!-li contributt' hourly to the ~urn total of our happine~~- En~nt~ crowd in upon us so rapidly that we cannot tak~ time to record all our acti\·ities, thou~ht.o;;, and aspiration~. ..\!oil a rt.>sult, many students go away with only hazy and jumbled nwmorie~ of event~, organizations. and peop)(', and in Jat~r years find it im­po!'~ible to rC'Call man~· well-known [acc!-1 or re-live many thrilling experienc{'!4.

The QuadranJ(le provides the tangible record and abiding t.>\'idence of thl' friends, d~!". and ~urroundin~ of that exhilarating experience kno\Vll as cullege. It has been thr purpo:-t> of the Staff to make that record a picturt.> so true to life in all its details thnt a glance through it~ pnge~ will at once recall to us whole ~t~tions or the panorama of our c'llleJ.:iute ~ojourn. Every friend appear!cll h~re in the organization~ which hll mo~t enjoyt_-d, with hi:) achie\·~ment'!oll and eccentricitit·~ appropriateh· recorded.

Only through the C'OOJK•ration or ~tudents, faculty, and bu~inc~s frit•nd~ ha!S the Staff been ahlt~ to reduce th~ mass of life and activity which ~urrounds u~ to n concise, graphic, pictorial form.

The purpo!'e of making this book true to life lt>d the !litatf to select for its theme the dominant note of eollel{e life, cht.'erfulne~s. The one imprt>~sion to he gathered !rom association with t'ollege :student:t is that of carefr~. exu~rant ch('('rfulness. E,·rrr effort has been madt· to portray this attitudt• in eaC'h ~ection, picturt>, and draw­inK in the book. The t•ditor and hi~ !".tofT have work('() ehet•rfullr and conlli~tently to Jlf._l(lut·e a hook which wiiJ excel the ~UJlerior quality uf its pre-dt.'C(•ssar::. and lx-c.·ome a valuable part of the library or en:•ry J!t31-!l:? ~tud(•nt at )lcPher~on colle~r.

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To?: Rhoa.t .... Eoit .. r; Yt•lu, \ .. IC'IAt• £J1tur : T:a>l••r: lluto•hi ~·n, \ \ 1lham \i~~~o~ Bu \hrr. La.,...t·n ou~. lhrr.

\ l i dl• lkan. An•l.,.., 0.. \ llbboo, Carbon, Ounnintt. ~·> 1r l$..otlt•m Yv•!t·r. Rinl!', !'ha\, t'a na('hl. llrnb.rr Sho rh .

Spectator Jludng thi~ , tht• Spt•c.·tnlt,r's fifteenth year, nn honc.•:-ot l'fTurt ha~ h{'l'll made tu

impr(n·e the qualit y of t ht· pap"•r, at tht' ... amt: time.· maintainin~ thl' ::;t andard :oet in pa~t year!(. \ 'cr non Rhm:ult:o', the t•ditor, ha~ madl' it hi"' aim to ~t·e that the nt-w~"

app<'arinJ,!' in its C'olumn:t wa,. lM•th r~ad:thlt: and intc.•rbting. .\5: Jlt.'Ople ar~ alway.; of mfne importanc(• than thing'!'-, faN~ ahout J>t"(1ph.~ and thei r .t.)ing-:-- w ere con:oo.iden"tl to haq~ fir-:-.t place in the.• nt~,,.,._

Bu~in(':-ozo ) lanal(tlr Lluyd l.ar"t-11 with hi!'- :t''i~tant"' ''a"'" (.'nnfronted thi~ ~·e;'r with pt-rhap~ th(' hurde!-~l ta:-ok t:\t•r fano.d in the hi~tory uf the.• papt:r. Thc.•y h1we fought f\tf tht· "dt"pre<: .. ion blut:~" and manaJ,:"t.•tl to kt•l'p T h\! Sph·tntur abavr hoard finaneially. A~!=Oi!let·

ant:--. on t ht.> bu:o,inl'~~ .. tafT wt•re Paul ~herfy, J. T . \\'ilJiams, nnd .Jc·::::::tl Dunning . F rnnk ll ut<·hin~on, C"irt·u latinn munag-t•r , and \\' ilbur Y OOe1·, mni...C'-up t•d i to r han· been un tht• job t•\'ery Wt.•t>k to produt·t• a well organized JHlpt.•t' and g~t it prup('r)y di:-t rihutt"d. E vt"r·c.·tt Fa!'nat.•ht, in a dditiun tu ~t>J'\' ing as a faithful , t.•ffic•i(•nt n•por H• r , rendered valu­ablt· aid hy doing a lar~!t' pan uf the W(.--t"kly proc.1f r cadinJr w .. k. P rof. :\laurit·(' . \ . li t'~,, the faculty mhisor, wa ... t.•\·er r('ady to prm·idt• h~lpful and c.:ons t rutt i\'.! ad\'i<·t•.

T he :-:;pE'<'tator i~ 'fkm~un.·d hy tht.> Studt.>nt Count.·ll. It i:o. cl('~igned tn ht• n mean~ of exprE-::!0-itl~ what ~ludt:nt .. thi11k, :-.ay, and dn. T n uttomplbh thi~ ha::; f)(>~ll the aim nf tht· ~tatf for J~t:)t.:t:!. and tht·~ hn\·t" ~.;,·t-n of th...-ir 1-.... .. t that tht• pnJlt'T miJ!'ht ht> truly w~;rthy uf a ~,·hO(•I of Qunlity. T hey han• c.•njoyt•d tht• luyal ... upport and ~ l>irit ,,r ('J-41Jlt'Tati n cuntinuall). n'anift· ... t ·d hy th~.;· :"-tucknt hotly, tht· f:kulty, and t he hulo;int"'~ m£·n uf ) ft: P her:-:.tm whu makf! Tht• Sp\·~·tatt•r pnl":-;iblt•.

Top: .\ndo•, C. \u,.lin. G. Au•tin, l'~n. lkc-httolht·•f'n('r. B~u.hA'A, l). Hruml•aiJ~h. 1-. l1tumhau~th.

N-t:ond ( ' rtat, Uunninsc, Gutlmann. f'nnu. lll"<'~man. lf..'("kt-lh<~rn. lh•l(·, Fa.,nlk"ht. Thirol : 1\t't"•IY, l ..t'hman. l.a\1\t·r. Oalr.•. :;:hank. tllul111h Rit"h•r•l , t;.llth R•c·harok Ro•nlo.. &ttl•m Rump, Stuuman, l'nruh. \\'NJit-. William-.. \\ hitcht"r

World Service Group Ourin.: the fino-t part of the !'Ch.-.ul rt.•ar uf H•:H-:1:! th~ \rorld Servit-<' Group wn~

mt>:-.t ahly h.-d by the Jlrt::--idtmt, Philip t.nuv\:'r. t'ndt.·r h1:-. lead\:'r:--hip tht> thirty-two memht·r.., havt.- endt'avnn·d to ineulcatt: in th!! <.·ampu.., lift> the purpo .. t> vf the \\'f•rld Servitt.> C: roup m (_·ulllnllin;:- a de,·otionul life for t.·;u:h une, and fo:-U:rinJ{ the growth of adh't.' ('hri ... tian ~en·ice. In th~ nh:->t.>Ol't of th'-' llrt."<idcnt durinK the t.•ntire ~e..·,;nrl scnw~t('r the \"ic~ Prel'\ident, ('harlt~ Au!'otin, ha!' comnu:ndably cnr rit.·d on the work and ... pirit uf the presitll'nt.

) t nnr acti\·itit~ ha\·e bt:'-·n carrit-"tl un undt.>r th£" au ... pic(>~ of tht- GrHUJl. Deputation work ht·ld n pr.lmint.>nt plan• in b1 in~ing :--tudent:-;. rl'prt.• ... {'nting :\lcPh~r!--t~n Collet..re in cnnUtt.•t with the l·hurcht-~ of the !'talt•. Other nctiYiti ....... h:l\'e ht'en :o-upplying Sundn~ Sch<.~<Jl tc•nt•ht.·r~ and mu~ic for yuun~or pt•oplc·~ group~ iu the various ('hurche~. Th<' ~tudy vruup:-> haYe founcl di!'cu~~ion:< \"ery ht'!Jlful and in:-pirational 'l" :-;uch ~ubjc'(·t:-. a .. "\'ncation Biblt.• :::-ehctHI," " Church Hi~tory ·• and '')l i-.;!-oion~:· Thl'-o(' !'tudit:~ w<•n• t~•ndut•tt..·d by per:o-cml" hUt:-oidc.: of the Group.

A ~plt·ndid pit."t't: of work wa~ dom• in n financial wn~·. ThrouJ.rh plC'ds.:t.·s the- Group was abh• tu give w tht• t"au o.;c of mi~!'iun~. th rt.''' hundn .. d dollar~. It i~ hnJWrl tha t. tht· World S~..·n•ict• Group will du its n~ry h~..·!"t to t·arry un it .. work in both u financial way a~ wdl n ... in the ~pirit uf Chrbt ian st•n·it·t.• a~ found in tht· mottn of tht• organizatinn: "Std.a· .. t thou J:reat thinJ,:'":o. fnr thy>:t•lf'! !"t'(·k them nut:'

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T.p . Ohrnart, l'rYSiJ~nt . lht'kman. s-.~.-Tn-a : 1\inrty, O.·)·lt· lko Vilhi ... )Jiolol.t· h~"t'<h Sbrrf)o , . ..,, -Prt_-.o.i<k"nt . C~·JIII1 .... H•rri..o Cri-l

O,ltt~·m .\u~dn. Hrunl., l'.:id .. t:'l. lh.u.:h~·> ·

Thespian Club Frnm timt.• immemorial fll-ople ha\·e t-njoyM IH't:tcndinK tu h<- ... onll'an!' cbt.>, dra­

mati7.U1J.r ~turie .... aud watchinK uthe-r:-: prt.>!-t..'nt imper!"unatinn~ and dramatization!'. Th(' Gn""t·k:-. <h·n.·lnped tht.• dramn an(l it~ produttion to an art n..•prt.'!-t.'ntin~ a hh:h lt.•\"el of culturt.•. )1nny nf tht.·ir ... t·wdar1l'" Hf mt•rit and h(•:luty are .... tall :tt.·t.·eptt.·d hy dramatit· arti!oot~. Tht.·spi.;., a Gn.·t.•k. uriginatt:d impt.•r.;.onatum anct dt.•\'t•lopt·cl traJ:<"dy. It is Cor him that tht.> locnl drama• k orl{anization i~ nnmed.

For mnny n·nturit•!'l. interl'st wn~ lo:-;t in clramatit pn"·(•ntat ion uf tift· :o:ituataon~ t:ncl \'(•r-y little- dt_•\'t:lopm€:nt wn~ made. \\"ith tht.· Rt.•nai~ .... ;IO<:t.· and ~hakt.>:otJll'nr€.'an

l>t.•riod the tlruma r(•:tthed a n(•w hiJ.!h point. Jts arti~ti(• JH'oduttiun ha~ fl unuawrl SitH:l't hut lht• dt•lic-ht of p • 1ple in drama i~ a!- ~r('at u~ t•\'t.•r. Tht• ability tu UpJ)rl'ciutt· nnfl prhdUt't' lll't i!"lil' c1nnnn ill' n matter of traininJ.:-, esp t•t'inlly ~ i n<·~ tht'l'<' i~ ~<I nnll'h ch t·ap nnd \"Ulgnl' rlruma prt>~l'ntt-d. Little Tht•aH•r ~rt,up:- un1l t.·ulh_•g,• dramutil' 8-oc.·i­Nit•"' ha''l' for ~omc tim<.' lwtln atttlntJltin~ to cultiwttt.> a tastt' for :u·ti~t it.· dt·ama.

Tht• T ht·:-.piun Cluh n•pt•est.•nt$ tht.• :\1<.-P ht.•r!-ltfl Cullt-J:"l' ~tuilent:-;. of clram:u.iC' a hilit\' nnfi nthit.•n•m('nt whu nre intt'tl'~ted in J!ood dramati<.· pmdu<.·tions in tht.• ~.;.<·hool. It i!-' tht.•ir llUti>O~t.· tn ~tudy th·nma, huth mod ·rn :md old, anti to hrin):' J:OHd pr'tHiurtinn~ w tht.• otht•r .. tudt:nt..:.. Thi:-- ~-,·ar tht·~· thouj.rht it h<'ttt.•r t·• tti:op(•O!'(' with th~ rt•J:ular play anti turn tht·ir <·tfnrt:-- t • ai1l tht• Crn~:'ro.:ul Pl:tymakt·r~ nf tht· city.

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Tl•P : Andt>""j'"· Atthi>~on, ~am. B~htelheimer. 8. DIYI'ht-r. F- On ht>r, Uahh~cer. )li ldll· : f"t•hf>r, 1-uwl•r. heJ.!t-, llol:t~er, lhJe, Kettt-rman. \hbl. Bvltl•m : Runk, ~tt-in\.1(-1'1:, Suul.-, EJ••ant ... HuUo\\a), Flo.~ra. !"hf"rh

Ladies' Quartet and Glee Club The Ladie~· Glet> Club, organized and dirt"l'tt..-d by )tr~. Anna C. Tate, i:s compo~ed

or twenty :>t>lt-c.:ted \'Oiees which are cho5-en by the dirto1:tor. Tht> dub meet:r. once a Wl>t>k ror praNice and each member is. allow<.ad a half·hour cr<.>dit for each scme~ter·~ work. The officer~ for the year were: Pre~idtmt, :\..-oma :\orcllin~: \'ice Pre:ooident, Eciith Bechtelheimer: Secretary-Trea~urer, Faithe K~tterman : ,.\c..•eompani!-it, Evelyn Sa)· lor.

The Ladie!~o' GIC(' Club ha~ been quite an acti,·e or~~nizntion thi~ y<•ar. It has been called U!>On to make public ap{J('aranees at ntri:1us pine!!:-. In F\·hruary, the Ladi(;>s' Gle-e Club cooperated with the other musical or~anizution~ of the :;.ehool and ga\'(!' a conrt:rl at tht! Conl("rCKational Chut·ch. Tht' girl!& al~o l'nlt>rtninl>tl in chapel early in tht- ~~N\r and wert.' well received. T he club a:-~i~ted in ~riving th<· t·antata early in April which helped to prove the talent of the members of the organization. The organ· izln~ and directing of the club into a group of harmoniou~ voice!' ha~ bc..•en n task which hu~ b<><?-n uccomplishcd very successfully by the cmcient leadt.•rship or )Irs. Tate.

Tht• Ladi('~' Quartet has been acti\·e this year in 5inging on tollt.•ge programs and nppc..·aring before variou~ organizationf' of the city. The~· a!l~i!-.tl"'<l in the local concert gin•n by the music department and al~o the one broadcn<c.t from )lllford, Kansa~.

)Jb~ Flora, who has hnd a year of expericnn• with the l.acli<"~' Qunrt<'t of La\~erne Colll'J.."e, will ~rnduate from the mu~ic d<'ll:.trtment this yc..•ar. )lr~- Holloway and )lis~ Sherf~· are graduating from the Engli~h departm<'nt. Both han• had exJwrience in otht'r musical acti\'itie~. Thi~ i~ ::\ti~~ Shed~··~ ~econd ~·t.·ar on thl' quartet. )ti~~ Edward~ is n ~ophomore in the nlU~it departmE.'nt who b wid('ly experienced in quartet and \'OCal work.

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Top J. Au·tin. G AU•lln, Dnd..lla"', 0 nrumbaUJrh. &. lhuml•wrh. 01"'(':~-ht·r. ··a...nacht. Hora Mlddlt'": GuC'ring, ll ut~hi on. Land('oO , l..a.n.<·n, Nachth•al, lthttlldl"", :::.h("r(), Multi<'. Hvllt•m : lkhman, :O:hank, Han;,., C. \u~tin. Tn~ !It· \\ W1t1n R. Yudt-r, \\ , \'C)'.k·r.

Men's Quartet and Glee Club The i\len·~ G lt.·t.• Cluh prac.·tin·d ~very )l(Hl(IAy nl 6::10 P. M. The G!c(' (' luh, ~on­

~i!'ot ing of twt·nty-the sc)('i.:h:d \'Oite:-o, U)CJk p:ut in th~ ~td .. her~·)n Calleg<.• :\tusical Rt.>t·nnl, in Ft•hruary. T hl• mcm~r~ nf th(' Glt·t• Club took part in the cantat ;.l ·· Ruth,"' Charles Austi11 carrying the malt" lt.-ad rule. The Glee Club appt·ared in cha~Wl t-arl:r 1n t ht> year.

The grOUJ) h. under tht· din ... ·tion nf i\lrs . .-\nna r. Tult•, ln~trurtor in \ 'uice. Pauline Dell ~l'f\'Cd efficiently n!li ac<.·ompani-.t. T ht• of1ic4.' rt~ uf tht.· o rganization were Blanch 1-l arrb, pn:sident; Charll':-. \u:-;tin, \'ic.:t.~·Jlrt.•sidt._-nt: lJ('nnh. A ntle;-. , ~t.··cretary­

tn.·a~urer.

\\'orkinl[ in th~.- club J.,.~\'t.·-. t..'XCt..•llt•nt train in): of the \'oice. ,\ choke of M.!\t.·rnl hun­drt.·d of the IM.:>:-t ~Oil.J..":<t iJo<. at hand, :tnd many uf tht::-.(' art• u~t.'11 during pnl<'tkt.• ...

Thi~ ye11r'~ mt.·n'~ quartet wu~ t·omposed u f four nt.•w mt•n, three o f thcrn, :\'al·h­tiswl, Kim, and ~t-iman:o;, t.·ominf.! from th~ Buhlt:r High Sthlt(ll t.auanet of ta~t yt•ar. Tht• fourth mt•mbt.·r, Oel\'i:o- Brud ... huw, wa!!> a "'ophumort:', and ha'S bt-en •auite ucth·e in tauartet nnd dt.·putativn work during hi~ two yt.:ar'!'o he-re.

T he quar t{'( hcogan thi~ ~ca..,on·~ :-.~ri:·.:> of appt·aran<.·t.·~ early in Oct aht.• r, wht.•n they wt.•nt to ~umm('rfield, in :\'ortheastern Kan~n ... , where the <1unrtt·t apJwan•d on the pro~:ram a t a :\'ortheast Kan,.a~ Di!'trict Chur ch Confcrcnc<.•. Th(~ men'~ quartet to· gethPr with tht· ladit·~· quartt.ot, )ln-. Anna C. Tall' nnd Or. \ ·. F . S"hwalm, brt.lndcasted a ) ll·Phtrt"On f'ulh.•Ke program over the radio ~tatinn 1\FBI , )tilford, Kam.a~, Januar:r 2 L T ht!- quartt.>t apfleart'<l in ·hard and un luc.:al program~ ... •\'t?oral timt:~.

-IA"fl to Ril:!'"bt : llarno J, 0 Hrumha Jo:h, l.in·fhulm, .:o'hu, , U II, ~mi!h. R.tf~rt..-l)n, .-\u~tin. f:_ Bn.~mbauch.

Dllp~n. r· .. b.,or, Pta) , Ro·nil;, H~rn,._ ~horlk). Hammann.

Orchestra Throu,:h her ~killt-..1 dirl:'Cth•n and trainin)l, ~li:-:-. )lar,:aret Shellt•y hu ... c.h.·\t•lupt.'il

in Mc..·P ht'r:-oon ('olh.•Kt' this ~·ca1· an orche:-.tra of unu~ual llll.'rit. )li:'s )lattil· Shuy hn~ b<:-t-n a \'ery t.•ffic..·h.·nt t·uJH.'t'Tt ma:-:-tl'r. Hl'pn• .. t•ntt·tJ m tht.• on:h:.-~tra an· tht.• thre ... J,:rOUI):-.

<'f in:--trunu•nts; thl' ... trio,~.: .. , tht.• wind, and thl' rt·t:d: indu linK violin ... , piano, t,: •rnt:b,

t.romb1mt-, Frt>nc:h horn "'axuphont.>, anti eh1rint.'t ....

T he purpo:-t• Clf thi' orKaniz:t.tion ha~ lx•t•n tn tn.·at(' ant<"re ... t, t, t:"iH~ 11:-. ml•mlx-r:-. experientt.' in en-.t>mbk pla)·ing. and w enh:rtttin at ,-nriuu ... proJ!ram ....

~luch intcn•:-.t tliHI a('lpn:·ciation fur thi~ or~.Util;:ltion ha~ lx.'t•n ~ht,wn h •th nn tlw eampu~ and in tht- dtr. Their appcnranl'l·~ at Friday morning chnpel~ J,:"rcatly l'Hn­tributt-od ton finL·r l'-<'hCH)) ~pirit. The urchc:-.tra hus all'lu a:;.:-.il'ted in many uf tht- mu~ku\ progrHm~, und h:ts O.lllll'81'l'<l in JJublit· perfurmanc!!~ in )lcPht.<r:;.un.

T he :o.tudtmt. body apJ)f<.-ciatc:s its un.'hl· .. tra und i~ ~rcatly ind<·htc·d tu it~ h.•adl•r, )liss Shellt:y.

Th~· on·hl~~tra in '-·•~operation with the ladil·:-.' <lunrtt•ttl• and ):1<--e dub anti tht• mt-n'~ quartette and gh.~ cluh, ~an~ a conct:'rt at thl' (' '"~n·,.mtiunal Church.

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Tv1•: llo~R>'el"'', St~\t·•. Dahlir•~:t>r, CarJ)('ntt·r. ~liko", Rock. f'rantt., T~t)lor, :O:uttlt'. ::Otaat.., (; • ...-rinJ.". Roi...el'tllt•n, llr\lmhau~th. C. A•Hlin, J<~hnl!ol•n.

~ .. ·"n'l lfurn. Ft..tr~). (....,·wi.•, \llnt .. r. H1m~. \\' ... Jdl~. \\'ilhllm~. Rf'hltc .. '-~r, lhn(tu'lt, \\t'loh, Dunnlnc, L ntuh, :SlOnt·r.

Thlrl· lla n•ll..;:·, Rln.-. Hul~o:m('T, Olh-et. !'ic:l...t'l. ~pilman. L.in•lh·•lm . \IHrri'(.ln. l'nU t'tllt-rman, Jta•L.an-. Leon:·..-·. lk·an . DaH>-t>n, Burlr.h•·l<in, 1\aurman.

l14•ttum u~am. J),. \'llluts, ~iorl..orl, Doylc. Bro"'"· \ndcN.o.•n. Ht't"lo.m•n. lh·~hor). \\ullman, :smnh l::nb...-tll J .\u tin l'rtt.lu

Chemistry Club l"nder tht.• leadt!r~hip of Dr. Her ... hey, head of tht.> Cht:mi~try Ut•panm~nt, tht•

\hemi~try l'luh had hi-\\("t.•kly nu.._•tin~":-0 throughout the ~- ear. The f'h<.•mi!<ttry Cluh {'n· d(•avor ... to intt.•rt::-.t th{' ... tudt-nts in lhemi•.try hy f!i\'in~ informat itm ;md makinJ{ a Jlractic·al applit·ntion of the print"iplt:s and procc~se!-1: of M.:ientt.• to t.•verycla:'-' li,·ing.

Tht' pruJ,:'rnm~ fur tht~ yt•ar wt.·r~ \'ariNI. Pl'rhap!1! thl' mo:_.;.t intcn·~tin~ prt.J):ram of tht.· Yt'tlr wa!<t th•• on<.• ~howinJ: tht• mo,·ic "The ComJx>nents of the A tm'lspht•r(> in Ht•lntlun tu Animal Lif('," whkh was made in the laboratories durin~ th~,.• Thank"'J.:h·in..:­vacation. Smm.• oth<·r uf th .. • p roJ,:ram!'. were made up of turr~nt en•nt~ uf M:ientt.•, dl·mcm:-;.tralit>n uf tht.• diamond experiments, film~ on the diamund, lht.' lllO\'it.• shuwin~ the prtK:('"'~ tlf makinJt tht.· diamond !ln Ethyl Ga:-;olin<.• demon!ltrution, a Ch('mi~try play, sp<.•llin~t t•nnlel'l-h for both the beg-innin)!' and t he advanted lhemi~try <:lu~:o:c~, and a lt"t.·tun• b~• Dr. ff er~ht.•y un railium.

One(!' t.•aeh ytnr the Chemi:;;tr~ cla:t!"t.•s motor to Hutchin~on and re\'iew a dozen or tll'Jre t.•h('mil'al industrie~. among them the paper mill, tht..• :-onlt minl' and flour mill~.

On Dl'\:t.•mlx.•r 11 Dr. Ilt·r::-hey entt."rtained the Chemi!<-LQ' C"lub at n p;u·t~·, which wa~ !liven 111 the Y. \\·, (', A. room in the Administrat ion BuildinJt.

Mid.dlfo: t 'irblt>M Holtt·ft\C'r, UOfo\otr, ~llf'lh'man, Hattt,bll.ujth, HUrk'"t:', U.t·n~rl'), )luuftuo, \u:h••n. Nordl10 ... RinJr, l!ohlotr, S..-aln, AIM("n, Huhhard. Land;. .. Tht·ms)lo(>n, Tat.:

t'ront t·a~nacht. Oaw• •r"l, \'oran. Str'in1:ot'llt, Hu•wn, Rill, A~lin, IA'hm•" • Ho••"""· ll<•llu'll-a)", Shanl.. Turn<'r. Rhua·l~.

"The Lucky ] aden "T he Lutky Jnde," a liv<'l~· mu~ical comt·dy h~· J. B. Harrison und Uun Wil!-'on,

wa8 prest.·nwd bdun• a pack(.'(l hou~c in \ammunity llnll on )lay 2fi, 1931. The.' (.'U~t

and member~ of the churus w~re drawn from the.• comhincd llll'n's and wumen·~ gl(.-e dub!<! of )tci>hen-on College.

The lllU!lit:al St:Ort' for "Tht> Lucky Jadt.·'' wa-:-. unu~ually plt·a~inJ:, and that com­bined with opportunitit>:-. for excellent hits of uctins: by tht.> char~1cters allowt..-1 a rendi­tion which drew fnvorablt' tomment as one of tht: oubtandin~ mu5i<.·al pro).:"ram!-0 t.'\'er given by· the (·ollege. ru~tunH::-., scenery, and lighting t'ff('(:tl' wen~ u~t.'<l to fu11 advan­tage.

)lary Ann Courtnt•y, a daughtt>r of tht.• o;unny south, pla)o·t.-d by :\ada )lae Ritz, brin,:~ with her n )..rue~t as ~he returns from a visit to :\c..•w York. He is Hornet! FerJ.,.ru~on, u ~mooth ~hiek who come:-; o::-ten!libly tn do a little hunting, but really to acquirt.• a ,·aluable jade tar of an old \'oo-duo idol, in po$~~~ion of )tar~· Ann·~ old negro mammy. lhrace ~oon cros!'l~S with )lary Ann'~ bas.hful lovt."r, John Endicott, and befort.- he can obtain the jade ear it dbuppenr:~. in other hand~. \\ ith a multitude of misfortunf'S followin,: its lo~..:t. Finally thl' plot resohel\ ~o that llorace receives his desert~, while .John win~;, .\tary Ann and s.omt additional good fortune .

. lohn Endi<.· ltl was. played hy Chari('"!" Austin, and \·ernon Rhoadt•l'\ aeted the role of ll orace. Other leadin.e- parts were taken br Eu$renia Oawl:'on as l .. iz.u, Ruth Turner aF tht' Frt."nch maid fan<:hon, £,·erett Fa!lnacht a!l. tht> ~heriff, Lawrence Lehman a~ Colonel WS\\erly, Orvillt.• \'oran a!'o th"' pen:.ioner Downs, and Ellen Steinberg and Clarence Brown, who played 8"' )lr. and )t~. Courtney.

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Secretaries and A ssistants

Cllrmi ... t;-u l>rptu·tmt ,,,

Ralph Keedy 1-\·rn Heckman Attillia Andt:r:o·,n \\';titer \\'ollmann E!-.ther Brown

l~hy~tirH Ot·JHit'tmr,d

Ll•:-.li~ :\l;rcn .. Elmer 1\l·<.:k

.Jth/~t;,· DtJmrlnu,,t

Pu~l'Y .Jami:-.un I..un.•n f~ock

f. "!fl,,.}. [h JHtrlmr,d

Etht·l Sherfy

Atla Brunk \'elma Kell£·r Philip l.aun·r I )uroth~· Un:~ ht·r E,·en:tt. Fa na-.:ht

l1td,. tdt~l Edurrtli'lll lhJ;~IIImnlf

Uunalfl T n•~tll'

(;t._•OI'"J.:l' Ll•l'l'\\

flarvld Uinfonl

Jl,,/111 £n,,tomirs !J, pol"fllltJif

)lary ll'oddle f"un:-.tam:t• Hankiu

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''fight, Bulldoas, Fiyht''' Hold that Line'" "Fight lor old M. C.. M. C. wdl win!" These and a host of other expressions typify McPher­son spirit and pep when students are booshng Bulldog athletes to VIctory.

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To•!• • Oh.mAn, \\Ill Lam·. )1• foill, L.nc-n, \ntkr'Ml'n. c.·.,~ nt .. r \luwar. :\lloMit; \\ l~a'ln•, \In"' bra), Zmn, G· ttm~~aru lo.:ro• ), 11~11. tta Mr. RNwd.o r U.•tt .. m: Br~otll('), Joohn~tun, Juml o•n. l'o•a~h lhr1ft•rd, [h-an Hra•l•'l.tfC". Uin(\•rt, ltciC'k, l'atilf.,

aM" Club To tht· athlt:tt: whn hy hi· athh tit ahihty and Khnlar hrp ha ... ,-..·on tht right to

wtar the ")I," the Pmhlt.·m of tht.• ccJih·~o:t:, al ... u J;:l)(:l'l thl' prh·ilt~~"-' nf }x,·ominJ,: a m~mltt•T of tht• ")1"' C'"luh. ~chul:t,.tic EtandirH: arul :-ot)Qrt!linwn~hip ar11.• the nt.'1:c~~nr~ Clualitiea·

tiun~ for nwm1K·r~hip.

Tht purpv·t uf tht.• ")I" C'luh , .. tu prumut11.· hdU.·r nthletU.!! in )lcPht:J'"''" Cc,]kg-t·, and 1.ett£'r athll'trc rclatlc•n ... ~mnn1-: th,· ci•llt·~c~ of th11.· ~tate.

Within the.• c.·ulle,!!t.', th" purptt-t of th,· ")1"' ('lu i~ t11 prumntl' a hettc.•r :-.piril of fric.•nd .. hql nmnu~ athlt·lt~:-, f:h·ulty meml•t•r ... and ~tullt·nt J, ~))·. It i tht.· dut~· uf "\I'' \luh mcmt>t:~ t~ toupt·rntl" \\lth tht• athlt'tit- d('partment rn t.•m·out·as.:an~ l'nr.,llnwnl

or athleh.'" in thl' c.:ollt.•s.:t·, and lu h,·lp maintain tht idt>ab of ~port~man~hil' and f~ur piny. for which uur olkJ:e ~tan~l ....

Thto annual initiatwn \\lt ... hdd :\l.art·h II in the .:ymna!'ium and wa!'- t.·njoyt•d hy ~ 11llt· whilt.> otht•r!< urry plt·n .. unt mc.•mori(·:-. of uak pndllh:~ and '"'imiluz

runishnwnt.

Herh..·rt )luwhra~ ha ... n·rr dl1• 11·nt.~· at·t ol a .. tr<•sident this yNtr, with Ralph .}uhn:-.tun, vic:t.' Ju·,·~·

dt.'nt. and PH~t·y Jami:-.on, '-~t'Cretary·tl'(•a...;urt.•r.

Tvp; Ilium~. Ha_., Van ~IH1\I.I•I<.. k.1m, A"•' t COlll"h S..•hu, Co;,th f:li11rorrt, S.•r.-nt<~n, Jt•hn•t""· Hd\\mau. Ca )';;rt 'lt11.•r.•, Pf~•l('r

\hddk: \tlo.u:r Quir·~. l'aub-, Hmrurl. )1 ..... hray, Z.nn. \\"i~u~. "'i•nun•. \h-Gill. Roth•m: llr.enlwrr), F,fi ., r. l'ar']"k·nh·r. l'uuntr)man ..... ·do.. llt<l.atraQ4•r, It \n•IN'JOn, 1.:. \ruh:rM•n. U..rhdth

Foot Ball Foothatl at )h·l'ht•r~m CulleJ!(· wal) a ,._.,.NH ~Ut.'l't· .. :s thi~ )o'l':tr t·H·n thuuj!'h we I , ... t

a majority of uur ~:ame~. ~tartinJt the sca~on with unl)· a r~,.•w n·teran .. and a fiJ:htinj!' bunl·h uf new men, (' )fil'h Binford a.nd Seh·e~ ~oon d~velupt:d n neat wurkinJ,r mtu:hint·.

Aftl'r tht· fir:--t two J,tnmc~ which were lo~t to Hutchin ... '" .Junior ('ollcJ,:t' and Kan­~u~ \\'t:~h:ynn hy ~·>rc:- u( 13-U and 11-f.t, the BulldoJ,:~ ~ettlt·tf duwn and playt>d a mu1.·h bt.:ttcr gnrnc.

Tht' next thret• ~o:aml"~ Wt'rl' lu:--t. 7-U, 6-0. and fi-2: tu Phillip:-0, Baker, and 1-la~· .. ,

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impro\·ing a great d~:nl with l':lth ~amt·. hoWl'\'('f.

Th1.. nc't garnL· wa~ 1 ):o.t t' Frwnd~ at 1:!-7 hut tht' boy~ w~rt.• not ~uti:-.fit·d :-.11 th~~- won rrum Ottawa 11-H :md dt..r'cated R . .-tlwl h~· :t 1:3-U ::;<;Urt.'.

Thl' Thank::'):i\'ing Day j!nnw wa:oo th(' ilnnual ·wttlc with the ~wt·d~~- lt. w;t~ pluyt"<l nn a :-.pecial­ly L·on:-otructl'Ct tidd at tht.• air·porl, amid~t a hliz.z.ard tnd :-;now:-.turm. Th(' ~tmt• cndt.-d 111 a ~t·orcl<·:-.~ tit· . The BuJidu).!"~ rnadt.· ont• mor\.• tlr:-t down than thl'it· tppont:llt!' hut tht• Swt>dt·~ ht:l1l a ~t.·ant ath·ant~l~e in

\·ard:-: ,~.:aint'C.I from ~crrmmal-{t.'.

Elmer K "C..'k, C'apt:lin n( tht• BullduK .. and unc uf tht- he:-t i.,rtJard~ in the Cnnft·rt·ntt.•. Pu~""t.':-o!'inJ: an untl}inJ! :-.pirit of J,tood --p:lrt-:-man .. hip, ht· wn:-. l"'n-:-tantly h ... adinJ: hi:- tt.'nmmatt·-:- tu ~rentL•r tu·­r-t•mpli:-hml"nt:--. Hc wa ... u thrt·at t, t·H·ry team m tht• (' mftrt."nce and wht·n tht• All-('·mft•rent·t• tt':tm Wa":<o picked he ""a~ gin·n th• Cuptainc.)· of thL· H't"-

nd mythical team, whkh ht.: \H·ll d~,: ... ~,.·r\·t-d .

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lll·rh ·rt Ht)l('k~tra~sl·r

ll t:rbt.•rt :\luwhruy

On illl· Cuu ntryman

tlaruld Binfuni

H uc.·k!>~t r·a~~l·r wa~ mlt.' of th t.> fH~t~!5t t.•nd!>~ m tht· ronfert.•nc-c. lie t:aptaincd the lt•am during thl· l! l!jJ "'ea .. un and thi..;. yt.·nr hi:o. fi~htinJ.: :-opirit kept thl' uther nwn trying. l ie wa ... t" ... )lh·ially \"aluahh.• a"' a man tn gt:t d<•wn (Ul punt ... and un tht.· n·n·i\'in&t entt of pa~se::-.. H oc:k~tras:ol•r'~ J,:raduation thb ~pring mark:-. the pa~:--ing of a ~reat end nnd h i• place will h<· har d to fill.

)lowbray de\'elt~p~d into a ~r"•at ta<'kll• and it waft hard to )!~t t h r ouJ,!h hi.;. 8-idt.• vf the line. He 1:-o big and nm~'Y and ht.• alway .. kl'Jil up thl· fi~htin~ :-:pint. )lowhray wa~ not a fta!"hy pluy(•r hut ht> hnd the fi~htinK qualitie:-. and endurant.•t.• that macl"• him a n out~tanding p)U)'l'r. Hto graduate~ thi~ year and ht- will bt_. ):really mi!" ... t.·d next season.

Cfmntryman w~t!oo. t h(• man that could enter the Bulldt)J:' linl' at ~'U~'rd and m·n•r !>~laeken tht• puc.·(·. Hl· b of a bh.llf,:ky huild and ha:oo held hb uwn again"'t men muth larger thnn him~elf. H t.• ha~ won the admiration nf both hi:-o tl•ammntt::-. and uppont.·nt~ due to hi:. fightmg quulitit's and ):'OOd :-.port~man~hip. Thi~ was his la=-t year anfl tht!' Bulldog-s will lo~e- a fin(• player.

Binford i!" a fint.· quarter·back, being- e!"flt."Cially ~·lOd at findin~ Wt'Rkne-~ .. t'~ iu thl· o(lpo!'ing ll·am':-. defL·nH·. Hl• wa~ \10 tht.' r(.>(.·t·i,·in.a: t'nd of many pa ...... e:-. an.t abo carried the ball for somt.' nit·~.• s:-ain:.-. II is clrive with hi~ wei~rht made him a hard man to ~tup. II~ ha~ two mure ytmr~ tu play {or h i:;; alma mntt•r.

Cle.• "int>nr

G<-.UJ:t.' Zinn

1\"allnce )kGill

\\'nltt.·r Paul!S

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''Spud'" )lin(•ar waS~ u \'cry hard driving J,"Uanl und wa~ cun~tantly breaking through to throw an opponent for a lo:ts. He was c-xccptionaHy fast for a hi~: man and many times was the first man down on punts. "Spud" wa!'; a big a~set to the team and much more '''ill bt- exp<'Ct.ed fr()m him in his next two years of football.

Zinn is a ~rreat lug man with n world u! •P<·«l. He played in both the line and the backfield and wa~ t"QU&Ily t.>fficient at either. He wa~ u~ed ~me to back up the line and when he hiu-. them thl·r tan fi~"Ure on no further gain. He ha~ one more year of football !or )1. C.

)ltGill wa~ the find t•f tht.• .. ea~nn at tht' center position. H~ is a _g"reat dl·fen~in• man and hi~ pa~.!'-(':.C. from ,-enter art' accuratt and well timtl{i. He i~ not tla:-hy, but i~ very com:istent. )feGill ha:o~. two more year:-~. of intt>r-collt.•J:iatt.- football.

Paul:;: played a great J,:"nml• at t.•nd durin): hi~ Frc~hmnn year. He is a rang-y man with con~iderablt' weight whit'h muke~ him nothing lci-t:". than an l'ye :;ore to all OJlpo­flition. lie mak~s many UH·kh.·~ \x.ofore the play hal' J,:'Otll'n :-.turtt'<l.

Foot Ball

Ru$:-oCH Cnrpent<>r

Leonard \n{!gins

F.u~::enc .-\nder:oon

\"crnon Beckwith

Carpenter at a haltbatk position wa:_o;. the tla~h of tht• BulldoK ha<.·kfit>ld lit> canw to )!<.·Pherson with an em-inble high ~hool rt.•('ord and made good in hi~ fir~t year of college football. ''Carp" ran low and hit hurd, whith mndc him t.•xceedinKlY hurd to stop. He wa" placed on the :-~econd all-Conference team.

\\~iggins at the other halfback po~ition is another Frc:-hman thnt proved hi~ worth. H i!ol. punt~ pJ·obably a\·cntg<.•d as much Ul.i tho:o.L' of any mnn in the Cunf ... rencc. lie also did most of the passing for the Bulldo~s, with accuracy. Jle is a good deft:n~i\·c man and al~ .. Jugg\.-d" the ball at tim ... ~.

Anderson is our fa\·orite for making tho;-;e gains throu)rh the: center of the oppon­ent's. line. Being of a short ~tocky built and running very low, he wn:~; usually good {or tho~e much net-d(."() yaJ'd!'l for a fir:<.t nnd ten. On defcn:-;e h~ hac.:kcd up th~ line with equal efficiency. He will b<' back next year and much wilt be expected of Andy.

Bt-ckwith, although \'try light, made up !or thb in :.-p~ed and ()(_•termination. He had a good high ~hool n.1:ord and Pl'O\'cd hi!< ~pet>d and ability in '-'o11cge. Hi~ ~pcciahy

was \\ide end runs where hi~ speed could be made to c:ount. He wa!il. abo good on the recei\·ing end of pa~:!e~.

PAJre 1;.1

Lester Qui~rg

Che5t(•r SiemC'n~

.-\rt Ediger

Rex ..\nder:'on

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QuigJ: i~ a great big man v .. ·ho played J,:"OO<l con:o\istcnt football during the entire ~ea~on. \'ery ~eldom did an opponent get throu~h or around Quigg's tackle position. He had lot~ of fight with his dt:tl•rmination, which made him n big asset to the team. He will be back next year.

Siemens \\'3~ th(' tackle thut entered the gam(• for t he Bulldogs when the line lackt'd punch. He i~ a big man and he handle~ himself wt-11. A~ a Fre!:'hman, he looked very good and much can bt> exJX_-cted from Siemens during tht.• remainder of his college career.

Ediger, a team·mat(' of Sienu:n~ du1·intt his high school day~, proved to be a valu· able man at an end po:-.ition. Hl" wa!:' cuntinuall:r •·talking it up•· and gl•tting the fight into his tt-nm-mate:s. \rith hi~ fiA'hting ~pirit and ability he wa~ ,·ery valuable to the team. lie wa~ n Frc~hman thi~ year .

.Anderson came to llePherson with a good reputation, hlWing been chosen a~ all Ark \"alley t·nd. and playro g<><wl football for the Bulldogs in hi' fir!'t year. He was fa:--t in g"t>tling down unclt>r punts and hi~ tac.:kl~s: wt•re hard and ~ure. He was on the n-c~iving ,,.nd of many of 'Wiggin~· pn~ilt~~. Rex wa~ placed on the s:econd .-\11-Conf<.'r­tnc€.> team.

Top ldt : l.arHn, ~hiri;, \\ Yod~r. John liOn. Jenklno.. Ti.ct-·. Pankrau .. Tnp rivhl: "'~1... l..inn. )iin<Nr, llowbr~~)". Bard"' Both•"' ~(t: lkr~w. W~bb. fl . W illiam•, C.U.tt.mann, J Williamo., R.. Yuckor, G. Albtan, C. Awtin. B<•ltvm rilrht: lhmet, \\ hitt'nftk. llutth•~n. If&)'"'"' Lantk.-.. 1\t-11,-. R;o~~·n.

Intra· Mural Basketball Early in th e- full Coach Bin ford :-;tartcd un extcnsiv(' program of intra-mural ath·

letics with the idt:oa of ·•athletics for all." The physical t.>ducation cla5-~~ w~:re di~band· .,.'(~ and in~tcad the ones enrolled in phy.sical edueation were gi\'t?n JlOints depending uJ)on participation in these games.

Se\'('0 basketball team~ were organiz.t.'tl and thi~ formed the intra·mural league. The Captains of these teams were J. T. \\'illiams, Wilbur \\'hitent.'t'k, Cleo )linl•ar, \\'ilbur Yod(!r, Wallace l 1cGill, Gordon Krnus. and Russell Carpenter. Tht.> teams were very e\·enly divided nnd as a rt•sult the four teams pictured abo\•e tied for first. t>ath with eight wins and four los..-.e~.

At the close of the season an all-lengut· team wa~ picked b~~ thl• memlx-r~ of the \ltr:sity and the captain~ of the intra-mural lea~'"llt•, with the fol­lowing tt'am r~:o:ultmg: Forward~. Wilbur Yodl.'r and Charle~ Aust in. Ccnt~r. Grorl!e ! l imes (CllJ>tain). Guards. Cleo )lin<·ar and 1\'allacc )!cGill.

In the spring ba~ball was orgnnizro with th(> ~nme tt·ams. Jllus an additional team conll)nsed or m(·mber" or the fneulty. Tht' faculty play~ some ~:ood bu:-o.t•ball and will fini~h well up in th(• !>ttand­in~:~ from pre!'t'nt indications.

)1eh·in J. Binford, Athlt>tic Dir~tor of lhe Col· lege, has. created a great deal of interest in intra­mural athletics. li e ha~ kl•pt the work J)TOJ:rt-ssing and il ha~ bt.-en helpful and inten·~tinS!' to all tht.' mt.'n of thE' College.

Tt•P: :'w~r. 8inf,, rd, (..._~h lhnf• r•t. R•JC&, Brao!l~y. Ohmar1 8ultvm • Wi.Jcvin,.. Juhh ,., n. Jaml110n. Paul-a. Rt"in«l-t·r.

Varsity Basketball Baski:'tball at :\tl'l>ht1 r~nn Colh.·s..~ wa::o. a :su<.·tt~", ahhuu~:h Wt' )o:;:;t ~e\·(.iral uf our

!:Rille~ by narruw murgin!--. Th~: fact that thl• Bu11411lK~ impru\·~d a~ the ""'ason prn· J.:T(>SS«.>tl b. a c:redit to any H•nm. Timt" and ag-ain the Rulhlng-~ led their opponent~ up until the la~t ft·w minutt·~ and tht..n lo:o-t hy une or twCI puint~. Only a few J.!ilOlt'~

\\l'rl' lost by ·wide marginl'i and th«.·!.-ie ganw:o" w«.'rl' tc1 tt·am .... of widl' reputation.

~tartin~ the :-«.•a:.-un with but a minimum nf )t'ttt·r mt-n and a willing bun«.·h or Fre,hm~n, Cuach R1n(orti dt•\"l'lo)\\-d a t{'am thnt c.-nulrl J{in~ uny tt·am m tht· Cunf€.'r· ("llCt' a good ~amt> hy tht• cJu .. t· uf th«.• 't'b~un.

Thi~ fa..:t wa ... dl'arly ~huwn when th(' Bullclol-,'"' play«..J tht' th:al ganw \dth thl' rhampion s~:thunr

~wt·,Je:o: 111 tht' ln:-.t J,:alllt' (,( thl· ~'"·a~on, at Lindshor~. Earlit•r in tht.' "t·a:-cm thl· Swt'tll's hnd w<Jn rntht.•r handil~· from tht• Rulltlv~:-. htorl·, but a dNermint-cl )1«.-Pht' f~tm tt•nm j!a\'(.• th«.• rhumpion!'- thl' 'lCUrt• of thl'ir li\·~·:-o in thl• rinttl JlUnw. Playin.K a ... aft> , con~ 'h·h·m. lll'liht•rah• Htf~·n~t-. lh~t Bulltlofl~ Wl'rl· ahlt• to hnld thl' ~\H1.It'!(. t:ln t· uti th«.• way and at Ollt· tinw )lr Phl•p.un lt-1l tht·m. YH Bi·thany caml' hac.·k ... trun.s: in thl' ta ... t ft•\\ minuH· ... and mnnag'"..C to win hy :a """'ant marStin.

\\'ith mo ... t of tht ~lu:t.d (>)i)[ihle for <"nmpt·tition ne\t yl'ar, th'"· Bulldu).!"~ ~hnu141 bt> well up in tht• Cnnft•rt·rH: l' ... tanclin,:' nt tht· tlo~t· of the "l'a~on.

Po:-«.•y Jami:-oHn hn~ ht:t•n Captain of tht• Bulldu" ~.w~kl'tt'«..•r:-; fur t\\o yt•ar..; :~ml hns been pl:u•t•tl on ... ,.,·t·ral mythlt·al tt•:1m ....

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Basketball

For tht.' pa~t two y-.·an~ Captain Jami~cm ha~ been the hackh:m(" of the Ru11dog haskt.>tbnll tt•nm. lit.' i~ n ~nod ()Xampl(' of true ""l~lrt~manship and l)()~:'l.':'i.H'~ an und)*ing spint, alway:-; ('Jltnuragin~ his tt•ammau.·~. Po~t:y i!-1 our favorite for breaking UJ) those ... un· ~hnb [If tht· uppont-nb undt:r tht.' ha!fl;kt>t.

Rock i~ a grNll ball ru~tlt.•r in ~pite of hi!; ~hort stnturt>. Rtw=k sometime!; lt~ the Bulldog~ in ~orirLg and alway~ ~ut his :--hare of tht..> point~. Ht• drin.·~ hard and i!' a ~xwl dt.•ff"n~iv~ man. He ha~ on('> more ye~1r to r<·prt.·~ent his alma mater.

Binford wa~ ~hifted to a ~mard position thi~ ~·ear and pro\·t-d to be as t.•fficirnt, if nut mur"" so, than he was at a forwnrd po!-ition. I-ll• i!-l. guvd at working th(' ball thrnu~h tht.• def.,:n!'t.• and is an e~lWdally g.1od !':hot. Harold has two mort• year~ which shuuld bt• V l•r)· J,:nod ones for him. He wu~ chO!'t'n a::; ~'tlnrd on Kemper'~ second Ali­Confert'nt·(' team.

Paub t·amt• tu :\lcPht·r:ton with a good his;:h S(·hool record and mad<.• gO<.w.i in hi~ fir~t y(':lr uf colh•giatt.~ h:.skNbnll. Paul~ play<'(l the pi\'Ol position and did it very W('ll. Jl i!l nne-hnntll'<l ... hots wert• hard tu guard nnd h(' provt·d to be n consi~t(.lnt

Wig~:in~. anntht•r Frt·..,hman, hl•ld do\\ n a fir..,t h·am J>O!iition in spit<.· of ge,)O(l t'Om­pt .. tition nn the ~•1uad. \\'•KKin!-:- j.., a H•ry deH·r pn~~r and a r(•al tll•fen~i,·e man. He dHt·sn't ... huut oftl·n. hut ht get"' tht• baH into ~·,•rin~ pt).;jtion. Ht=" b rangy and Ust>i-1 hi~ ht>il!ht tu ad\'nnlaJ't'.

Basketball

Bradley a:;. n J,!reat furward with lot~ of ability and d..'h.·rmination. lh· U:o-t.>d a onc·hancled Rhot from the side of the court that ,,,.as usunlty good for ~orne point':\. l-It.• is u good cool player.

Reincckt.'r add(•d greatly t•J tht· r~SCt'\'C stn•ngth and when 8Ub':\titutt.'d he alwa~·~ gave all he had. 1ft.• i~ a ~ood pasiter and has u good l'YE:' for the ha:okt•t. lit• hn~ thrt.•P more years to play for th€' Bulldogs.

Samuel Stoner came to :\l('Phcr:-:on from Indiana and f!Ot a lcttt.•r in hi~ fir:-t ~·car in college. He plays forward and ranges the floor well. lit• ~hould dt•n•lop into a great plnyer in the next three year~.

\·erl~ Ohmart i• a fine guard and wh,n •uh•titutod he add<'<l pun,h to the Build<>!': offense-. He is ~hort, but hal'; a lot of drive a nd determination. Ht• ha~ much ability, althouf!h he wa~ not u~ed so much in games.

Ralph Johnston clo!-t":o. his college ba~ketball curter thi~ yt•ar. .John:--ton •~ v~ry w;IHng and ha~ lot:-. of fig-ht. He work..: hard for the ball and alway:-. did hi~ :o.har(•. He wa!'oo u..,ed at forward or center.

Top: And~~·n •dn• lh~ low hur>lk-s l~tU and ) t tCill tlo:o in tM milt> run. C'•nt~r: llt'GIII, William ... Z1nn. Bt.tu

linn tak, • ru·.,.t •n ~t ••th lk-tMI

Track )lcGill was the find of the ~<'a~un on the Bulldog trot·k team. It t• bet:an runninJ,!'

the (tuarter a nd fmally ~nded by runnin~ t he mile in fast t ime a t the .. taU· mN•t. H t.• has a world of endurance and ~peed a nd train~ hard fur hi:( t.•vent~. This wali )lcGill' :-;. fi rst ~as.on in T rack.

\\'ant \\'ill iam~ i~ t he !'<~tar distante man o( the Bulldor:~. H i~ f:tvoritf! j.,. tht.' twu mile, although he runs in other ~horter rat·e~. li t• i~ a con~i~tent t rain«..'r and a va luabh.• asset to the Bulldo~ track :..<tuad. H f.• has one more year.

Harry Zinn made hi~ l('tte-r in the pole \'&ult. He workt>d hard durin~ tht' .. t•ason and won his letter by con~tantly working and training for hi~ en.·nt.

f. rne:-;t B<"tts graduah•d with thrt.'<' letter:-. 111 track. li e was a di~tance ma n with the mile being hi~ feature run. H t• wa:o. a good consist'-·n t r unner that t1·a int.•d hard and lO\'ed to run.

ran oo

Top: Ohmarl wlnA the 100 yard dtih. CampMIJ talr..r-.., fin.t 1n th~ t"" miko. :\I iddie: HO<"k•lrat~..-r, Obmart. l\m•1) . \Jo ... l•ra)'

Bottom: Hoclutra ... ~r YriRl! tht> ?.:0 )·aro.J da~h U\t'r OhmarL Kindy and Mo"bra)' tak~ f;C'<'onl.l an1l third in th•• hi~:h hur.Jk•to,

Track llockstra!i'ser graduates this year with an e"'·iahlc r(.'{·ord. Hi~ ft'aturc race is thl·

quarter mile, although he al~o run the 100 and 220 yard dashc~. li t> hulds the ~<.·houl record in the quarter mile, hil) time being 50.6 st.'COnds.

\~erie Ohman ran the JOO and 2~0 vard da!>-h<'~ and sometimt..-~ tht• t.]Uaru~ r mil~. He i~ a ronsistent point winner and wo;k~ hard for hi~ ~choul. lie ul:-;u ran on thl· fast Bulldog relay team.

John Kindy made his letter by constant trainin~: and hard work. Hi .. ran· wa~ t he high hurdles. He develope'<! into a good hurdler although he had harl n.. pre,·iou> txperienC'e.

Herbcrt )1owbray was a Jtood point·geuer of tht• Bulldog- traek team. llc ran tht.• da~he~, 110, and the high hurdle:-. He al~u wa~ a fa!->l man on tht.• Collt.·•.:l rda.y tt.:am. He trainlll hard and benefit.!-. from it.

Tvp: khrnart. 8mft•rd. Cuttma11n. •lamanJ,:. Butlo·m : \lorrl... L)U ..

T ennis and Golf Tt•nnb and J: ,Jf, two of the ~prin~ 'I)On~ at )h:Ph«..·r'40n Colle):t', h •Itt tht- atH·ntiun

nf man~ of the lbllchg athlete!>. Tht- )h~ Pher:-;on tt·nni~ team hml rnut ·h«..·:-. with 1\:au­sa~ \\'('>l:!eyan, B~th"ln~· and Bethel durinJ: the ~ca!"nn nnd made a _Lt'J:Kl rt"Cnrd a}!ain!<.t all o f th(·~(' t('Rm:-.. J .,hn Lehman, Jtnro1d Binford, Lilburn Gottmann, \·t·rnon FtaminJ.r, Ct"l'il Ander:--on, and Frankie :\Jorri!"- mach• lettl'r!l'. un thi" yt•ar' fl. t.mni!l t('am.

J uhn Lehman, n•tt•ran of ~e,·eral H•a:--onit of tenni~. wa::- the nmin~tay of tht• Bull­d"J! tt·am and u:-;uatly playt.'d the numbt.>r one- man t~f tht• oppo~ition. In the ~prin): ~t tournamt.•nt wa~ ht+l within the ~hvol with Harold Binford winnin"' the ~ingh.·~ and John Lehman and Hrtrold Binford winmnJ,:" tht- double!",

In )!"Oif, llcPher em wa~ ably n·pn·:-ot•nted by Franki<' \lorri~ und ,Junior "DO<·'' Lytle. T ht·:--t• mt•n b •th r{-c.·eiv('d ll'ttt·r~ from the l'l4.· h "3ul in ret:u)!"mtiun of their work . .\lorril' won fi~t pla1·t· at the state mt'('l an golf, in th1• ~prin!.:.

l"N"'"r ar•41ll '(up; \\ am1•l•·r. C•• I, I,,.,,,,.-.. y Hur h. H•an, Bc,.•m:tn, Huma•. fhC"ha• I Hav.l..m,., \niJt-1\toll•tr. llc·l>art.

lli1Mit': \\a!k, r, E•lv.:m.l:e, :'oht·rf) \\f·loll, lh \rman•l. lt1h•, Oak1, Bn•.., n, O.llfl"'l"l, C.:hrt~IMII•""• ~~utt· nu&n, Lt•r,·v.

B.•ttr•m: Cru-1, t'lar~. Woa\('"f, II yl llt'("'l.man. ('ullin. I.Jn•lh·,lm, P•1tf'. Oc·\'tlh , \ulf' fllur'l. lntll\iolual• R1wht: ,.,IJin. l'rt hlcnt. t.c-f1 . Bt·<ln, Tnu•un·r, l..c•"'ll'r lfrooUI" ~~ I' ruth rt r (.' I lin U .. t-nllf"rY") ~hltl.mllll (.'hra ti.:u~n. l"n I. Hu111 "'an. ll.;a•·kin U tt m: I.UI'tlh U<))'lor, Hun.h, l»t \ 1lbl \ n '"· 1..-:r ..

"\IV. A.A. Tht· \\"oml'n':-. ..\thktlt' AsMJt·~:uiun ha:-. fillt·<l an llll!)ut·tant phh·t! on thl' f.:a mJ)Us hy

~pull!'nrinj.:" a prug-rum to t·n·att• intt•rt·~t in athlt.•th:~, phy:Ooit·al l't1it·it'nt·), :-o.l"hvlnr:-hip, anti gutttl ft·lluw:-:hip. I n :-o.ut·h a JH'o~ram. tlw ultimatt• J,?oaJ i'l:- a ~uund nund in au t-tfi('ll·nt huff)·.

It prum~th•:-- '1Uite a vurit:tl pru~ram in uthh.·th·:--. Z'octtr. Vhllt.•y.hall, ha .... kdball. l;a~t:hall, tt·nni ... and hnr:-~·:oo.h I( \\hit·h an· J)]ayt.•d :tt d1rfl"'rcnt timt·:-o clurir1~ thl' year .-\1~11 hikinJ: ar d ht·ahh ruh'$ ulft•r rj·wanl ... t(l indi\'irlual:-. who wi~h tu ~:nclurl' them.

Tht· \\", .\ .• -\. :-o.t).JU:-o.t,n•d a hd·w and phonic :alter :-o.(·html ix.-}!un which !"~·rvt.·d to Jntt.'r­t.•:-ot thl' rww .... tudenh in tht• t~r~anizntiun, ami :u·quumt tht•m with th4! prHJ,:rum foHIIWl'"fl dunn!( the )Tar. Thl' initlution 1n th(• ~prinK p rmt<d tu be a wrrrhl(• l'Xper·icnn•. but ~ixtt·cn ,s:irl~ with .. tOt»d the h<.trcJ ... hip!>oo of thl· Hrclt·al nnd ~·aml: mt·mbt_.r .. of tht.> ,,rf!ani­zatinn. \ "Gt-orJ,!"(' \\ a.;.hinJ,.,rttm" bamtut.•t \\a'- tht.' main <;;oc.·ial t.'n·nt uf tht rear. It wu~ u nwmurubll' ut:ca ... iuJI for tht ,,Jd nnd Ill'\\ nll'nllttr~ and tht:ir J.."Uut~. t

• • •

In acknowledgement of outstand ing achievement and mnuence m c reating cheerful athtudes on the campus, each class has select. ed two members of their class to represent them in this section, which is a cross-section of stud­ent life at work and play .

)

.9race Jfecknuuz

Junior H4.:prt: entativt•:s

) Vf/6u r )Ioder

Jl1atlie Slzay

Sophomore Rt:pre:sentati\·c~

!/(usse// C:arpenler

;J-' )

llumorou~; l n c 1 •

dents~ of which there an~ many on a Col· ll'g"P Campus, add zc~t. intcrc~t. and l!l'OCral chl•t!rfulne~~ to the life of a stu­dent.

These tuke away the d r u d g c r ,. of elas5es und Jes.son~ and help to make a finer type or school ~l>irit.

OF WORK OUR. IDEAS

Th re art- many nf e hahle hup· tht·~· l~ug H~ry tiny

Jl<''!.m~ iO:pro,·e th£> '' h•ch atm b>[lh<'rt' :-ombre f~ 'JOel n of ~ome pro . ~

f<'w studenB.

\\' have end<•av. e catch the ort.~ to out!-ta.ndin~

m u ~ t humorou~ f)( an 1l d rt"t.·ord tht>~ 3 n

3.,. "Tht·

thl·m ht>re . r the Big Lnff:-. u Yf."3r:•

Diy11itu pl'•·,onifiHl. 1\htderg{o·ttn wnr/fll'l',

Jl ;acuity frio. St·renth hrtll'tn (I ud tht: bug

h.or•k~ rho''Ul rQltu. c.;,litcd l('f" ~tl(llld, tlit'idC'd u·r

;au. J~ook pltmwnt ,wu:. Ire don't lik• Kun~tott.

Ki11g 1l'i11ll'r 1~'1/H a ri~i~. I' uruey (t)ld hi~ Jillt-JJitf

wagon. 11 mo,.,liuu attn t• J(uowjall. Cu11ght • . lfoilt pnpu/(1, mf11t tm thr

campu~.

Pull, brnthrt }mil. St-t'11b 1("1W/fi1.

f~(tliOI' d(IJJ. '.<t u_·, I wat1lu Iran~'~'' it." ll'htat thl' u·tll d,·r~tud lnbru·-

l"l" i11 ll"(·al"it'fl-tt dt'd•JI· ~lt the 8andJ>it. Ju~t l"tlltiug. Ftrrmcnttrtt. Th~ uletultrll. Th r dm,dc/inu'Jt. llilf"-PIIIH"('.

()o,. ' t bt "ro,·rd Eitthf '· it' a ju•l lht k·ndal·.

lrurk IJt(o,-r Jllro twrr.

r

St.lf timt rlnttr luJth ql«

Eight littlr maid~ ,irom Sdt.O(I/,

.~-\ ffectirmnlt boy.'f.

The gospl'l tl·um ~rts forti!. Four gnulr• of idiottt.

After di,wcr.

T he girltt drt'lWI o.f rr Htfli,.­u·cry to hra1·cn.

Tllr timr 1' 1•r lo11t iu II'Ofliug,

I n u:ot,.ltiug nnd p1U"8tling Th r /i!Jht thllt liu~ 1 ,, jl"fl~lllJ 11°.'1 ( !Jl'if,

Ho~ b<·c ,, m!l ltt nr(:w, ,,,tf,. Ill fl.

Tlwugh WiHclvm oft lwlf souuht me,

ltl'(U'iH d fht /un Hhl

bruught mr . .\IJJ Otlly lwoks 11'tn wnmcr,1'slo(,f..-~t.

Ami {<~lly's o/1 thru·,., lrwght mr.

- Th omas .\lam·r-.

T t1·o of the b ig(lt 141 ct·c·n t ~

hdd in fh(' inli ''' r lh< /•"'roil.h·Seuior 1\ i<l JHidJJ flttd

tht .\"ight.Shi, t 1.rtmdl.

Th eM: pi<'IJta<o; fin- '' If'· '' ·,,do· ni lhl· timur u•ltut s .. ,,io,., /Qxt Otril' di!JIIil!}. rn~JtJ1UW ("(Ill {Ot'Uff Jt., ''ft>dst any, u ,ul thr whnl*· ~trh1wl i~ 0111 to JUol't tn thr tnr'"'' t hot 1a'n llnrl.· nj nur ttCim.

Th e /Jux . .\lflt·. Ju1ws IIi~ ftpt·rifl/t!J also.

Thr I)(!JtllJW tdo.

lrcwt('(t /il'f' nuu.

11 ~light WiiHUU[t·rMftturfiUfl.

Sl'tti,t' tOld thi,,J.-iu',

0111· t wimt.

lrht1t tdll Chnrltt~ "'Ill l.-~on '' ~trul

Out tor u ttlroll. ( mtf(Jrillnti.t~t.

lfmt/d l1t sthoo/ It ruht r~t.

f~rnhmau rh11m~t,

Tht prirt OJ ( ,,gogruJrntJt­l'OIIdJJ lxrrlf.

Calendar of Events Sept. :\.fi. F'Hrd~ hei,rin t.o roll cheerfully

4•0 tu thi.• t.:ampu!" frum differ~nt ~tates. Old friend" and Dl'"' (rit.>nd1' say ··bello''.

~ept. i. Enrollml'nt i!; in order, and Prof. l'rib rt•lit!h·:, our o\·erhurdened pucketbool~. Fre!'l:hnu.-n Art!' t,>Olt>rtaint>tl in th@> homes of the racult}" ml'mber:;...

~e)lt. :00.. Tht• "tudent"' frolic ··chet.•rfully'' un tht" cnmpu .... Th~ Y. M. ~ponso,-.;;; a picture -.hu" in tht.• chnp~l. and the Y. W. S(H"'nsors a tea for all tolleg-... women.

Sept. t). ~tudem~ are ad,·i5ed by Dr. S.ehwojJm tn ''ht: Swtch'' and ··go Dutch ...

Y. :\1. "r>tln~or~ u ~Ult[ party for all new m\~n.

SeJlt. I I Evt.•l'yHnc enjoy~ the annual wa­lt·rnwlon .. tH.·iul )tiv<"n by the Y. W. and Y. ) 1.

S{•l)t. 13. FriL•d rhid:en attraHs many pei)­pll' to th(.' ''nnual harvest mt.>etinJ! and dinner at tht• chun·h.

!')(•pl. II. Thto L'vcninJt tl•1the~ parade in nn C'ntllt'joi.~ line of hand sh:.ke~ and smilt>~. Tht occa~ion i~ the fuculty n.--ception, held in honor or th(' ~tudent~.

S<·J)t. l!oo.. Tht· ehapd turn!i into a theater, u~ tht.• Y. )1. l"llOns.ors the movit• "When n )I nn·~ n ) lan''.

Dan Wt•:-.t \'i~it~ the campu~. Sept. 1!1. Tht> Hudt'nt~ all enjoy a sociul

hour in tht• Y. \\'. roum, E:lch one fini~he:o. off the t:\ l'ninJ!' by J..iddi:o~hly licking an il'C> l"rf.'am cone.

J)(!~f~t. ~~~!· t:h;l'~h~rlfu1~00~~l:~d a~~u~r~~~~ Th<· mtthud u~rtl i~ n ~lX"inJ. ht.>ld in the church ba~nwnt.

~ept. 21. All ~tudentl'l; join in th~: gr('at flaradt>, auirE'tl in pajama::- and other ~uitahl..­rt·ce:-oqori<'!', and ¢\'t' t.ht· town a sam1>le of \1. C'. pep.

St•Jll. t;;,. The Bulldugg fn11 before- llutch­in~on Junior Collet.~ in tht> fi~t football gamt­uf tht• !1=4.'a .. ~m. The :'cOrt;>: 6·0.

Se1><. 26. T h<· Y. II". C'. A. and Y. ) 1. C . .\. cubinH membt:r~ "retn:at'' to Twin llounds.

~Jll. 3U. The \\'. A. A. sponsono. a hike for ne\\ g-i rl~. Th..- purpoM- i~ to add m('mher:o; to thl• @:ltm rank~ of thi:.-t year.

Oet. 1. T hc ladi~l-< entertaih at a lea fur all t:olleU'l' women.

Ort. :;, Timt.• has n relup~e. and the Fre~h­mt•n nnd ~t.•niurlll: min,:le ao:; kid!li once again.

Q('t. 10. A 11-l'chwl Sfk.·inl hour in the Y. W. room.

Ot·t. Hl. T ht.• Y. :\1. ('. A. sponsors the nmvit• " P ih: r im'!!. Pro~r<'Sl1>''.

Oct. 16. Bakl'r •·\\'ildcatl)" win a ti-U vic­lOJ)' O\'cr tht.• :\f<:Pher-«tn "Bulldogs" in a hnrd-rouJ:"ht gnme hl're.

Oct. ~=J. T ht• "Bulldolrl~" travel La Ruy~ and mix with the "Tiger~·· . The "Tigers .. win r.-2.

Ott. :!!';. Dr. ("harlb :\1. $held'" and Or. .f. :\e,·in ~nrrt.' t~-J)t'ak at ma~~ Pt=act- mt:etinK in .\h·Pher~n.

Xov. 3. ''Bravehl'art''· a ful1-h1oad Ameri­c.·nn Indian, ~JWak• in tht.' chapel thi~ tn~ning-. fl~ tell~ aht)Ut hfe amon): the Indians.

~0\', H. F'rt.'!C-hman- ~ophomore Sunday ~t·hool cla!l~~ meet in tht churt"h parlul'$ for n party.

:\m·. 10. Two vett•rnn~. Ward Williams and Waltt.~r Wollman, huld their Jln~ition5 on th(" dt>hatt• tc.•am a~:ain:--t tht.• fien·e unglaul{ht nf

comp..·tition. l..awn.•nc~ Lehman and Lilburn Gottmann nrt' the othe-r two members.

"B~jj~~~~;. --~~~g~i~ot nO:htt~;i:~it~t D~~'j ~~~ feat Ottawa 1 t~G. Raidt.-d ~hows and nu study i~ the program of the t.'\ E!nin~ for tht: oth~r studL·nts.

.;.;o,. 13. Super.nition (ai)!l ttl daunt the ~eniont, nnd they hnv~ a party. ''Coollt.•" Cur· ni~hL',., amu ... t>mt-nt.

XO\', 13, II, 15. Stnlt• Christian Endeavor Convention is held in )lcPher::-on.

Xu,·. li. 1..\:aurant, a maboician. offers the S<."Cond number of the Lyceum cour~('.

:\'ov. IV, 20. "If I were King'', i~ pre:.cnt~ by the C'ro~rond Pl:lyers.

:\'0\. 25. ;\ funt•rul ~·n·i<:l' i~ held in the

f~at~~·ln f~~ ... ~~~~Jhiu t~h~il~~n:~~~;)l .l l~. ~jj ~hine ToniJ,rht.''

Xov. :.W. Thunk:.givin~o: J)ay nnd t he first ~nuw of the )'Ntr come togetht·r. Thl' "Swedes" und "BulldoJ,.~" hattlt'd in :t ~rcle~~ tie.

~ov. 27. Thl• Y. )1. und Y. W. sponsors a Thank~gi\'ing p;lrt) fur all ~tudcnts \\ ho re­maint-d ht•rt.•.

Xu\'. 30 A' ll n•!>ult of tht.• game Thur~lay we g't.'t n day ttf vntation. The faculty t'nt~r­t:tin ut an all·~hool NK:inl in th(• £'\'cning.

IJt>t·. I. Tht• fatht.•r' f'nlt.•rt.t\in the ..,un~ at n barHiUN.

Ot"<.'. II. Dr. and )1.-.... J. Willard Hcrsh~y cntertnin all c-hemi ... try ~tudt .. nt~ at a "Cootie-'' pnrty.

Dte. ll'- ·Jan. L Christma!t \'3l'aliun, and (•\'Cry ont.• ~tarts eht.-erfully !<.Qme-wbere-.

Jan. I. &·hoo1 rt!'-<~J.tCn"'. ~tudent=- agret.> that .a good tim<' for A vacation it- ju~t after a vacation.

Jan. tO. Dr. ,..\, W. Curdit.'r, famous hi~tor­ian, ,·i:saB ) f..:Phl'r:-on. lie !lpeak:-. on ~ubjects n( peal·~.

J.an. 1:!. Tht':"Pian -.:luh elt'CLIII thrt.'t' new mtmb(.•r::-. to it:-~ ranks.

Jan. l:i. "Bulldon" Jos,p a game to the Bakl'r .. Wildcat~··. The tunl.' wa~ 13-15, w1th the "ButldollS'' running right up the !tl'ale. T he ~ong ju~t wa~n 't lung enough.

The Fn•shmen ~ta){e a leap-year party. Jan. 17. Dr. Schwalm attend~ the mt.>ctlng

Jf the- A~~ociation of Amerit·un Collt.'Ji{t!'!l nt Cin<·inn~ti, Ohto, from Jan. l8-2l.

Jnn. 20, 21, :!2-( - - ) week is ht>re. Ev­c•ry one looks worrh.•d before th~ cxamg, a n d more ~ after .

Jtln. 22. A red il•t t('r night. \\'e d£'feat the Ottnwa "Bra\'(•8". The tw:Ofl' ie 1S·1G.

Jan. 21. )fl-Ph!!rson Coli .. ·)!'~ Sunday i!'l ob­!".<'r\'l'<l with a hro~Hieast f rom M1lford, Kan· -:--a~. T ht: t:olll·~t- qunrttt~. )1r~. Anna {", Tt\te, a 1ld Dr. ~·khw:dm pre~wnt the Jlro~rarn.

Jan. :!.-,, :\o ('}as~~! XM hard to ket>J) c-hN'rful l\f'. \ \ <' tnke a \·acat10n betwt>ttn -.e· mC'5iter!l.

Jan. 21i. Set·ond :;.eme~tt>r ix>lCIIl!!' Jan. 2!'. The De\\'illo rune~rt Company

entenain wjth a musit·a1 program. T he pt'()­~ram is a feature of the- L~·(-eum C:)urse.

.\tcPher~on dt'fent.~ 1\ansa~ \\'e .. leyan 23-16. Jan. 30. The stlrl~ o( Arnold HaH rf«'i\'e

friend~ in their roomg from 7:30 till 10:30 P. )f.

Jan. 31. The Y. \\·. C. A. ~pvn..,lrs n t~u in honor of the mutht'r!l.

F~b. 1·5. He~ionnl \onfen·nce i~ held in )h·Pht:r .. (m. Th(> main speaker il'l Dr. Paul H. Bowmnll, Pre~ident o( Bridgewater College.

Feb. :!, 3. Colle~"-' Bonrd of T ru:-tee8 hold~ ib otnnual nu .. -.:tinJr.

;\II~! .ltcGaff<>r i~ J!'r antt.•d h.•ave of absence. F<•b. !._ Tht.• Bt.othuny Symphony Orche:-tra,

dirt..'('"l<'<l hy P rnf .. .\. rthur L"he, give:- a c-on~.-·ert ht.•rt-".

F.,•b. II. Th<• fir:-t ,·nrt~ity dl~hatt:. \\·~beat tht.• "Swt.-de::l'' hut lu~t to Wichi ta.

F'<'b. 17. After terribl~ ritl':-i of ceremon~· . sixteen new mt.•mlx-r~ art.• tuken intt.1 the \\'. A. .\.

Ft>b. 1~. Or. D. \\', Kurtz lt"Cture~ on the ")leanin~o: of Culture."

~ t cPhen~on loses 11 thrilling ):arne to Baker, 22-2:1.

Peb. :!0. The \\". A. A. l!ntt·rtains with a "George \\'u p,h ington" bunqu<'l.

F eb. 2:!. \\"n"hinKtOn nnd Dr. Harnly are honored with u party.

Feb. :.!:J. 1'ht' \\'e~leyan CuyQtt>~ w in nver thl-' "Bulldogs'' 2~-:.!ti.

Ft.>b. :! I. Thl.' mu~ical organization~ of tht' collcKc unite 111 ~i\'illK" a concert.

Ft>b. :,!:;, T hl' wumen debau· with Bethany. It wal'\ n non..<feeh.ion debate.

Feb. 4!ti. T he "BuJidulo."S" recein• am)ther tl~fcat At th<• handg of thl' Swedes. The &"1re, ~-II.

:\larrh 3. Charle:o: .\u~tin was t>l<'i.·ted P res· id("nt of the \\·orld ~en·iu· Group.

~ts.rch ~- Ward \\'illiam:o win:; ~t"t"ond pla<.,-e­in the f.:;tate .\nti-Tubal"('() Orat lril·al contcS'"L.

.\lal'\:h 10. Perry Rohrer "'Jl(!ak~ at eom­bint..>d ··Y" mN•ting.

The Ch{'mi~try Club pr('~lll!l; a play. .\tarc:h 11. The lnterpret.ation cia~;-; a:h·es

thrpe om•-act phn-:t, under the direction of )tiS5 D(•lla Lthman, the clas~ in~truct?r.

~larth 12. \\'ard \\'illiam~ win:-o, fir.-..t place in hnth t~rntor) anti t•xtemJ>Or<' at thl• Stat<- Old Lint.• ("unte~t held m )(anhattan.

)farf.:h I I. Ten men bran• the urdeal of itutia tion nnct llE.'Cnme member:,.;; of the ".\1'' Cluh.

)1ar<..'h Jli. The \\-el~h Jmpt.·ria1 SinKer~ prt·~en t the ln~t numlwr of the Lycl•um Cour:o.e.

:\lart'h lh. The debate~ are \'ictorinu~ ag11in. The atrirmnti\·e team win:_.~. on·r Friends l' .. nnd th<' 11(-'J.t"uti\•t! team clef<'ats Sterling-.

)lurch 20. E\•t•n•tt Fu~narht i'- ele<-tt.>d Prt.'~ident of thr C'olleg{' Chril'tian Ende<tW'Ir SOl'iet y.

~larch 23. The Y. \\". C. A. and Y. ~1. C. A. officer~ are installt"<l with an impr(.)~he in­:stullation ~cr\'i<..'e.

)larl..'h :.!!.l. Dr .. lume:r: Chubb of Southwc~t ern t:mn:r!lit)· \'isit~ the ('ampu" and <:onduet:c Jllt.-<'lings and inter\'iew:'l.

~1ar("h 30. T he The~pian Cluh initiate~ nin(-' n~w member:->. Su<·h e"~CDr{> ... .sion;;. a;;.~"\'~ my dear!". J am the F:a8ll'r Bunny;· pre,~aiL

A pril 1. ~t'C.""ond Annual B~)l),;,;tt-r Banquet i~ a J!Tt.:at ~Ut.'('(:~s. Or. Burri~ .Jenkin~ of 1\:an­~9;~ City pr<'!'t"Ot!l the main address.

April 2. ~len of Fahne,too .. k llnll '"""P r~tk:npd~~~)~·eni:~n hou ... t>. Th~· "d.jrm" really

April :J, :\uw C"hri.:-tian Endea\·ur offil·l!r~ are in:~otalled thi~ t.~n•ning.

April :;, A dedl'h·e drhat~ i ... h"ld with the

Calendar of Events Beth:ln~~ "Swt'tll·:--." The ··Rullcio~otil" win at hoth fllau.·~. thu~ \\ tnninJ,! th~ tit I~ uf ~t.tllt.· \ham1liOn~h1p fur tht• "St:hool uf Quality:·

April '· Dr. Edwurd F . :\'i('kulnv. Uesn uf the .\meri •. :an l"nin•r!"ity nt Bt.•iiut, ~yria. !tpeak~ in c:hapt·l nn th<• ~uhject uf "[)i-:;.armn­ment."

S:tudent (•lt..•<4.:tiun~ ttr<" held. .\tilo ~tuc:ky, Junior, hl•ad!\ Student Count..·il fnr next year, with Frank H utt•hi!"CIIl. So11homure, nl<l tren"'i­urtr. l"nn Ring i~ (·ditur uf th~ Sr>ectatur, and .J. T . William~ j.., Bu:.ine~t~· :\lanager. Chcf.•r leadt'r:!- an• Etta :\i<·k~·l, nnd Tummy Tarlor, b:nh Frel'hmen. Dt·lhl•rt Kf.'lly, Junil.lr, and \\"ilhur Yudet·, Snphomure. ar(• editor anti Bu~~ i ne!5-~ )lanuJ(~r. re-t-J)l"\'tin•ly, uf thl' Qua.d­ran~h· ..

Apdl II. Sl•nator \\", ,J. Kn·hbil~l ~peak~ in chnpel.

April 1:!. All t•ollt •Jlt.' women nr(' gue:;ts tlf ~he fu~mo~ fluh Ill ll plU)' and 1<'8 thil'\ C\'Cil· mg.

.-\JHil l!i. Campu;~; lmprt;\'\•mtnt Ony trans· fnrm!<- th~ HJlJWUran<..'t.' nf thf.' ground~.

Apri l J L Thl' fir~t mt."t'ting t1f th:• fHth .\nnual i\lt.1.•tin~ of thl• Knn~a>i Atadt.•m\· uf !':den<:c i~ hl'ld in the C'hapt.'l thi;.; E'\~enin)!'~ L . E. )Jdchl~r,., hNuJ of thtt Butany Dt-'partment u( 1\:an~a.:-. Stat:· C'ollt•JI<' Jti\·es lUI illu~tnned lecture on "I:::Jr!YJltian Oai(t.• ... of tht." Libyan Oe5:<'rt."

Bulldott~ lOSt' dual truck lll(.'Cl to \\" t:'!'-h.•v;.m. .-\.pril ta. S:tit..·nce b.-nqul't h<'ld in the ·cot­

ltgt- \hur,·h par)(lrtt. Ur .. ~. A. BarrNt, Uirt"<·­tor o f th~ )lilwnukee Publh.- :\lu~eunt, gives an addn· ... ~ on ··Tamt:oo' ..\fric.:n" in C'ommunitv ~~~ .

Tht.> mo~t ... ut·u·:--~ful f<lr<•n:.:.ic.:~ '\'"8::-tm in tht• hi!!=tur~' of :\lcPht•r- .1n Colll'J...~ b t•lv:ooed tunitdlt when Lawrent.·t.• Lehnmn. :O:enior, win:-- fir~t plat.·{_' in the Stnte P eac:o Oraturie:al c•mtl'!"t hdd at Frit.·nd ... t· .. Wit.-hitn.

.April :W. T ht..· .-\Jiu.•d Cumpail!n(•r .. \"i:o-at ~tcPht•r:.tun today. Ur. nanwl . .\. Polin". edi t · nr uf the Chri~u:m llt·rald untl pn.-... it.ll•nt uf the International SCH:if.'t\' of Chrt!<>tian Ende~t\·~ hr, is m~rin ~(H'Uk('r. ·

Annoull<"l•ment i~ m~tdt" that l\. t:. F <'IJuw. !ihiJ) j.,. granted tu f.ndyn Fieldf;.

April :!:l. Thl' W<·uther runt~ trul' tl) form and l'ain j ... in hl'dt•r Cor the .\ nnunl H iJ,:h ~chool fl•!lith·u.t. held an )h· Ph<'•·~nn tndav.

April :!!1. Four ~<.·h~)(tl~ p;u·ti<•illaWd irl tht• Annunl \\". A. A. Pluy D<~y. held at ~lcPher· !-' " 11.

April ~1H. The mt>mht·r~ uf th<• ")1" Ctu'• h"Jd th<'ir unnual bar:qu.:t..

)hi ~· 6. Tht- fht=mi~tr>· (.:In~~ make~ the an­nual pih:rirnaJ.;"l' t1J Jl utt.·hin~·m.

)In)· I. Dr. lll'r~hl'Y l'ntt.•rtain ... thl· f'bt•m­i~try majnr~ anti a~~::-~.i ... tanb.

)Ia\· 22. Tht• Bnn·alaun·att.• !'-,·rm•m wa ... preadtt.-d hy Or. Schwalm.

)lay 2:!. Out ~~:in~ uf Omi::-.~iun ar .. being­found out.

.\lay 2-L :'l.'ni{Jr Play "Th(' Fourth \\'all" wa:-. a trrl'at otUt.'"t."t.>~~-

)lay :?~ .. Finnl ~o·hapd. )lay 2ft Th.- Se-ninr .. ht·ltl tht·lr da ..... day

exert.'i'<t>:- in cha.p<"l thi~ murnin~r:. )lay :?';'". Tht• ~t'nitlr:o- J!'l'l thdr hnnorabl('

di~·har~..: .... nnd lt·U\"(' th~ Jli.lrtul"'" 8'- graduatl·~ uf th() "S<·hool ,,( Qualtt~·."

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:: LC1IBER - HARDWARE PAI~T - COAL ::

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~ ~ l~ FINE ARTS ~~ :: Tht Home of ~l ichaels-Stern ::

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:: Complimentar y Ad HUDSON AN D ESSEX CARS :: .... Phnm· :15 ..... ~ ~ ...... 11 :;-11;; S. )lain :\td,htor"'tlll. Kan. ... ... ~ ~ ~ ~

~ BUY ~ :: Picnic Lunches 6% Sound Investme nts :: ~ ~

:: at Pioneer Savings &. Loan :: :: Rothrock's Grocery )JrPht·r•on. ""'"a• "'' t iR) the Tax :: ~ ~ ,• 2 Deli\'erie~ Daily ,• ~ ~ ~ ~

$ ~ $ $ ,... Dr. Sehwulrn tin chapel) : "We will read the ,.E· r~es o{ tht• st·riptU I't..' in unito.on." .....

~: Kermit Hayes: "Say, is "uni~on'' in th l! Olt.l or :\e" Testamt.'nt~.. :: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :~ F:tht•l ~herfy: " A noted scie-nt ist sa~·s: that the ~t!<.:ret of health i:-. to t..·at raw :: ...... onions." ...... ~ ~ ...... Alberta Yoder: " ll ow could that 1>\t kept :-t.'Cret~.. ... ... ~ ~

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~~ Peoples State Bank ~~ ~ ~

:: Ca p ita l Stock $50,000.00 :: :: Surplus $25,000.0 0 :: ~ ~

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:: Since No,·ember. 1 9 thi~ bank ha~ sen·ed th e people of ~l cPher~on. :: ~ ~ ~ ~

:: We ha,•e enjoyed many years of Pleasant as<ociations with the people :: ~ ~ :: of :'llcPher:;on College. :: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

~~ \\. e hope we are li\'ing up to ou r chos.en motto. :~ ~ ~

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§ ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ' ~ ~ $ ': Shot•mnkt>r: "Ln .. t night I rlreamt.>d that I a~k(>tl th;.• m.•~t twautifu1 girl in tht- .... :: world t•' rna rry me." ~~ ~ ~ .... ) tyn•ta II.: "0h Lloyd, w hat did I say!" ", ~ ~ ~ ~

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~~ CHURCH DIRECTORY ~ :- Church or The FIR T BAPTIST ·: :: BRETHREN A Rl'XIJA y {"lll"IH"II ::

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~: ~~ ·: FIR T CHRISTIA :-

':~ CHURCH PRE BYTERIA ,:~ • J II .• \nd~r~nn. :\lini~tt>r •

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;: HOTEL HAWLEY EXCHANGE ;: ~ ~

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:: in the Roof Garden. :: .... Bel•n in Busines:". 12 year~ . . . .. ... ~ ~

:! Phon~ :!4 ' h·Piwr .. on. Kan!'a... There must be a Rea!-'on. :~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :~ Ward \\'illinm~: "llo you think l"m t·ont:t·ited about my hrain~'!" :~ ~ ~

:: Lilhurn Gottmann: ··:\onst-n~t·! J"m ... ur\• that nt)lhing uf the lond t:\'er t.•ntert'i.l :: ~ ~

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!~ McPherson, Kansas ~~ ~ ~

:: The Econontical Place to Litt'e :~ ~ ~ ~ ~

:: Municipal Water & Electric Plant :: ~ ~ :: ;\[aking Po"siblc :: ~ ~

:: LOW TAX LEVY :: ~ ~ :: LOW WATER RATES :: :: LOW ELECTRIC RATES :: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

;: Lowest Natural Gas Rates 1n Kansas :: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

:: Com~ to )lcPher,-on and t•njoy thP econ- :: :: omy and pleasure of li\"ing in a clea n. pros- ~ :: perou~ and beautiful city. :• ~ ~ ~ ~

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~~ Restaurant ~~ ,' ) lulwwk Tin•s - - Oils :tnd Gas •' :~ :: :: :2 ~~ The Home of J a-qhawk ~~ ~ ~ ,, Juicy Steaks em S · ,, :: J llotor ervlce :~ .... .. .. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

:: 24 Hours ... One Stop Service :: •,: Open Day and 1\ight ',: ,' 317-23 N. Main ,,

:: T elephone 1165 111 S. Santa F .. :: ..,, PhmH• :?34 Phone- :!3:? , .. ,.. .. .. :: Salina, K a n sas )((·Pherson. Ka1U18~ :~

~ ~ :: F ern lle-<:kmnn (as hran is pa!l~t..·d to her ): ··~o thanks, I'm a ,·egetarian.' ' :~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :: ··rm ju~t J!.,ing to thl• dog~;· ~aid the flea as he grablx.-d h is hat. ::

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Index

A Admini ... trat~n 1ri

o\hnfon, Ro.alin.J :11 An<koBOn, Attillia :!1, :-.:.. _-;;, ~

Aodf.non. E\ur~n• r;J, rill, tH

.\nlW,...,.n. Ru ;t ... •a. H~ Ander.-on. Arlt-n~ :"o:!

Andea. Den nil :a, 1:• Andet~, MarthA :: ... ,;,o,'j;\

\rbeitl"r, Ruth :t-. Arnold Hall 10 A~Utanu :,7 Akhinaoft, Alma Loub.e .\-1, .>:.. /o\htin. Charln ~. ~. :n. u.

-H.,-.,,,;,;, Awtin, Glen Austin, John

:l ... ,;jfi,:-.::,:;J,; .. -, ::-.., ;:iJ,:""o..'l,: .. ·,

B Harnf"'!.., ll ur~l :-; ... , ;-,1 l'artle5, Roy :::-, Bartley, Cla~n<'f' a_,

Huketball r;.;, ti7, ~~'. l:!r llf'am. Orpha :; I, ::i:!, :.,·, Scan, A.2ntl4 :t ... , -1~1. ;.,·, l\ean, Vt'lma :u, ;-,u, ;:: Burd. Elaine 't' B«ht~IMuner. E lith ~ ... ;-,o,

lk.:k"·ith. VnnC'ln ~'- •a, til Umford. Harold ::I. :,; . •:.0.

ca. H:.!. •17. u ... 1:: Bi nford, M. J :!0, :-tt. 60,

m . lin. •!7 UitikCJft>t. K~nrKth :!'1, 43, 44, 47 Blair, J . A I' Rhune, Wayn~ Iii

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Index

'" Stutzman. )lauMn~ •• Stutzman, ~\ltl ;,...j :!tl, .",0, i:t Sunk. l~rnant tO, .-.1. ;.,; Sutt~. Gene\• :1:!. :.:: Swain. Mary :;t: s .... iuer. ~· ax~lln4' ::.:

T Tate, Anna C. ::1 TaJ. lor, Adotlint :..'tl, :.." •. -W, O•i Ta)·lor, Tom m) -10. ;.,-, T .. nnUJ 0:! Thftplan Club ;,J ThomtliiOn, Marianna ::n 'fic.P, R•> mond 0:. Track ;t;, 01 Trc:.tl .. , Clintun :..~ • . -t::. 10 Tro.tl<-. Donald ~. 1::, 1',

Trua~ l fi

u Unruh, P. A :;1;, ;,o, ;.,·,

v Van ~ortwick, t\~hiot U;, If~

\'otrt, Euntcot IU

w \\'.A. A Wallo.t"r, P ot•rl \Va m t•lcr. Arlt'ne" WeaH•r. F l-or"ent'e Wll!'bb, G~nn W~dlc, leary W eddk, Wahn Whitdwr, Carrol Whitcn~~"Ck, \\ ilbu­\\'Qin•. Lo.'O:-tar J

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Ul, ~.::, 1~1.

til, tH, tiO. "'· t:. Willaim ... Ho•arJ 10, ;.,·, WilliamJI, J T. :!:>. :0:1, :It:, 1~ 1

William•, WarJ :~.:. 1:,, 4i.

Wollmann, \\•atte:- '-~'. f;,, ; .. -•• ;,; \\'o~rlu S.C.ni.t'\" G~oup ~"'

y Y ~- C A li Y• !er, Alberta :..-: • 1:~ . H. 46. 1~1

Yoder, J. J. 17 YvJ~r. Uoyal :..~•. 10, ;.:: Yo..!~tr, Will•ur :::;, :~o:t, ::1;,

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