Cowley College - Tiger Daze Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

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A. C. JUNIOR COLLEGE MAGAZINE 15 STATE JR. COLLEGE WINNERS OF FIRST PLACE IN SCHOLASTIC CONTESTS Left Standing — -Miss Pauline Sleeth, coach of fine arts contestants. Left Seated — Robt. D. McMichael winner of first place in oration. Right Back — Mr. K. R. Galle, Debate Coach; Robt. Parman, Ruth Redden, negative debate team — Right front, Samuel Shoup. George Stanley,

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14 A. C. JUNIOR COLLEGE MAGAZINE STATE JR. COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP TRACK TEAM Reading left to right: Back Row— Willis Barr, Martin Hardy, Robt. McMichael. Chas. Dainels; Coach, D. C. Stark. Front Row — Ivan Upson; Capt. Earnest Houston, Veldo Brewer, Louis Weller. NOTE— Geo. Stanley was out of town when picture was taken.

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16 A. C. JUNIOR COLLEGE MAGAZINE SPRING. In the spring a young girl ' s fancy Lightly turns to thoughts of clothes. In hat and dress of latest style She consciously does pose. The problem is of what she wears And not of where she goes. Her duties are neglected And her new clothes fill her mind, Her studies are the fashion books The smartest things she seeks to find; She may be slow at school work But in fashion ' s she ' s not behind. — Imogene Cusac. COLLEGE FRENCH CLUB The Fleur-de-lys Club, with its twenty members from th e two French classes, has had some very enjoyable meetings this semester. Most of the meetings were held in the Girls ' Club room, having for entertainment readings and musical num- bers from the different members. La ete des Gofres, (waffle supper) afforded a delicious treat and all appe- tites were equal to the occasion. A more formal event was a dinner given to the Spanish club. Brief talks and French anecdotes composed the pro- gram. The last meeting was a picnic at the Jarvis farm. Here a 1 1 enjoyed themselves playing volley ball, going swimming, and eating the beans and sandwiches. THE TIME DRAWS NEAR I ' ve had lots of fun here in college, More fun than in high school last year. I ' ve attended ' most all of the picnics, But I ' ve shirked in my studies I fear. Now that the year ' s almost over, I ' ll have to be hitting the ball, To get up in my work before test time, Or I may not be here next fall. —Willis Barr. WONDER WHY— Corlett Cotton doesn ' t get a patent on his laugh? (or has he?) A. C. J. C. just can ' t be beat? Florenz Zeigfield doesn ' t visit A. C. J. C? There is plenty of folly around here. The officers of the club are : Presi- dent, Robert Parman; Vice-president, Jereldine Parker; Secretary, Louise Spencer; Treasurer, Mildred Glasscock, and Reporter, Norma Day. The members are: Genevieve Johnson, De Maude Johnson, Alice Kirkpatrick, Robert Parman, Martha Toot, Morris Cannon, Ruth Counts, Charles Daniels, Norma Day, Almeda Gilkey, Mildred Glasscock, Izola Mann, Eileen Marshall, Garrett Miles, Bessie Miller, Jereldine Parker, Ruth Redden, Dorothy Seyfer, Louise Spencer, and Rhoda Talley. 4..—..—.. Balloon Toes With Those High Heels! Like Spikes Indeed, but with such Grace and Charm to their lines that the High Arch shares the HONOR OF NEW SMARTNESS $4.85, $5.85, $6.85 „ .. . . .. l4 , Young Men ' s Oxfords In ALL THE NEW SHADES AND LASTS $4.85, $5.85, $6.85 Ladies Hose $1.00, $1.50 $2.00 Dohrer Shoe Co. Phone 171 Men ' s Hose 25c, 50c 75c