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

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.pri .mr xx ja A gf. ,,,..avv-N ' 'Q 5. f. Council Members, left to right: Bill Neale, Freshman Dentalg Ray Morrison, Liberal Arts, Jack Gant, Lawg Christine Hogin, Advisorg Art Stephenson, Liberal Arts, Rick Brown, Liberal Artsg Elmer Heard, Dental, Wheadon Block, Advisor, John McCaffrey, Liberal Artsg Herb Ashley, Pharmacyg Cecil Foley, Liberal Arts. Representatives not attend- ing the meeting included Bob Craven, Liberal Arts, Dick Johnson, Dental, Hubert Snell, Pharmacy, Dick Dillon, Law, Dave Schryver, Liberal Arts, Phillip Morris, Liberal Arts. C The Student Cou ncll HE STUDENT Council of the University of Kansas City consists of representatives from the various classes and schools that make up the student body of the university. Through the formation of various committees, the council aids in solving problems arising out of the extra-cur- 12 ricular program, in the formulation and distribu- tion of the activity fee budget, in the supervision of student elections, and in selecting Who's Who members and the editors of the U-News and Kangaroo. The council is continually working to strengthen student-administration relations. UKC KANGAROO 1954

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I9 4- Durward Redd, editor DURWARD REDD, editor of the Kangaroo, set up a motto to work by at the beginning of the year: Be it snow, sleet and rain, too, the Kangaroo must go through. Striving for an ultimate goal of a book to please everyone, Durward has left no stone unturned to picture every phase of Uni- versity life. An art major, the editor has designed modern layouts. But layouts aren't the whole story of an editor's work. Durward has taken, developed and printed pictures, figured the fi- nances, written most of the copy and performed numerous other tasks. The surprising thing is that while doing all this, he managed to remain a swell fellow with a pleasing personality, friendly with everyone. 14 KENT,HUCKSTEP has served as the associate editor of the 1954- Kangaroo. Kent's tasks have been many and variedg he has taken many of the photographs as well as spending many hours in darkroom work. He has proof-read all the copy, helped in paste-ups and designed layouts and written copy for a number of pages including the sports section, the radio and U-News pages. A L.A. freshman, Kent has shown his sincere interest in the Kangaroo by unselfishly devoting long hours to the tedious task of preparing a yearbook for the printer. His sunny humor and pleasant smile have lightened the problems of the staff. He has been a good friend to-the Kangaroo and to UKC. Kent Huckstep, associate editor P ,,,. in if -pf- X 1 UKC KANGAROO 1954