University of Missouri at Kansas City - Kangaroo Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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ing in music. 5 U-NEWS CHCDSE KANGAROO KUTIES VN' HW . . , ....,, 'MM ' Dorothy Cook is an LA freshman from Laredo, Texas. Dottie is 5' 3V2 tall, weighs 115 pounds, has light brown hair and dark brown eyes. She is business manager of the Kangaroo and a part-time fashion model for a local dress company. Dot entered school last year and has since been a participant in publications and social activities on cam- pus. Planning to major in a foreign language, she is already in an advanced Spanish class. STUDIES BY VICTOR BERLINE MQW ff ! Wynema Samson is an LA freshman from Prairie Village, Kansas, Nema is five feet tall, weighs 102 pounds, has medium brown hair and green eyes. Nema started to school in September without definite plans, but she married a William Iewell alumnus in December. Although she quit school, she thinks'KCU is terrific She was ranked in Westport High's top 13 for looks, person- ality, charm, and talentf Nema was chosen best dancer in the group. 15'-lx ,ws Barbara Beck is from Rock Port, Missouri, in the northwest corner of the state. She is Mary Margaret Gr 1 My? if 4 f - t WLWWJ' Marilyn Claxton is an LA sophomore, treas- urer of her class, was president of her Sigma Beta pledge class, and sophomore class edi- tor on the Kangaroo staff. She was an at- tendant to the Kangaroo beauty queen last year, representing the Bounder fraternity. Marilyn is 5' 5V2 tall, weighs ll5 pounds, has ash blonde hair and dark brown eyes. She plans to major in chemistry or biology, but is having such a wonderful time in the lower college that she does not want to get too serious about racking up grade points and working toward a major. eene is a senior major- 2 tall, weighing 112 5' 4 tall, weighs 110 pounds, has black hair and medium brown eyes. Barbara was a class officer four years in a row at her home high school and served two terms on the student council. Among her many hometown honors, which included ranking in four queen contests and representing her community at the annual Gir1's State con- vention, Barb achieved high scholastic stand- ing in her class and participated in several local dramatic productions. She was one of the Rock-a-bye Beauties, a chorus of talented girls who performed in musical shows in the northern area of the state. Barb, who had a scholarship to KCU, plans to major in English literature and educa- tion. pounds, Mary Margaret has blonde hair and dark brown eyes. Recently elected to Who'n Who Among Students in American Universi- ties and Colleges. she has been one of the most active girls on campus all of her four years in school. She has held every office in Beta Zeta sorority and is the oldest active member on campus. She has served sev- eral terms as a representative and officer of the Pan-Hellenic Council, This year she was a senior class editor of the Kangaroo and co-author of Kangarumors, U-News gossip column. Mary Margaret takes time out from her many extra-curricular activities to give a few piano lessons out near her alma mater, Center High School, One of her biggest thrills' was being chosen Popularity Queen to f91Qn over the Red Cross dance last March. After graduation in the spring, she plans to teach public school music. f I wf'lT ' e 1 Agfa., 5 ,iv 2:5 ,-bi A f . tp. , . bw L ,gt iff Pix' 31 . fl T 'Q I. , ' VZ 1 , , J. -, s. N J, ff , - ,. - fr: ww, V . ., xy ': v ,- ,, fi- ' V ' .,: Lf , 6' j ' J-4 A, X t ,mis . X Q :glg?1'j',i -L 734' ,, . ' it - I ti is 'z T- Mi-' fri-1 'J-li' r A '- 'f tw- -'sis 1, it T ... i,i'lk . : 2, 1 1 , ,' 43.9 1 1 Y , l A g, 5 .1 P I . , I I I . -, K:

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