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C. Wettherell, Mrs. C. W. Whipple,
Mrs. Robt. Weir, Mrs. E. A. Hecker
and Mrs. Chas. Bennett.

Short talks on terms of the game
with applications to life situations
were made by Reese Pollard, Phyllis
- Matlock, Audrey Oberhelman and Da-
vid Whipple.

Billy Hall and Kenneth Meek play-
ed two trumpet duets, with Mrs. Meek
as accompanist. Jack Reninger then
sang ‘The Riff Song’, accompanied on
the piano by Mrs. H. W. Reninger.
Jean Marie Cleary gave two piano
numbers.

Coach ‘Phog’ Allen, of the Univer-
sity of Kansas, was the. after dinner
speaker and he thrilled his young au-
dience with graphic accounts. Not
only is he one of the nation’s fore-
most coaches and developer of cham-
pionship teams, but he is a polished
speaker, well grounded in his presen-
tation of facts.

The program was arranged by Mrs.
L. A. Robbins, who was instrumental
in securing Dr. Allen as a speaker.
His talk was a rare treat and one
that the listeners, especially the
young people, will not soon forget.
He is a nationally known figure in
basketball, and his striking personal-
ity, vivid speech and clean sportsman-
ship have done much for the game.

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OWS:

The Band

Piano Sole...-::.<8.-, Jean Marie Cleary |’

Trumpet Duet:
“Whispering”
“My Dreams Are Getting Better
All the Time”
Billy Hall,
Kenneth Meek

Vocal Solo: “The Riff Song”
/ Jack Reninger

Line-up
The Half
The Fans
Personal Foul Opponents
First String Ball’s in Play
Last Quarter
The Referee
Substitution: Out-of-Bounds

The Game

Toastmaster, Mr. Hecker’
Dy Ee cacckathccen tet Reese Pollard
Referee’s Whistle........ Phyllis Matlock
Out-of-Bounds......Audrey Oberhelman
aC BCOre. nee David Whipple