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

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Near-by Towns Send Many to A. C. RKANSAS CITY Junior College proved a popular drawing card this year, with a slight increase over the enrollment last year. Increased by a large number' of out-of-town students, the freshman class numbered 209. This large group of Jucos elected Erle Volkland to head their class activities. The president came from Caldwell and entered as a sophomore in high school here. In his senior year he was business manager of the Mirror. This year, as a leader of the freshmen, he was instrumental in introducing the petition for the junior college yearbook. Clifford Crews, an Indian boy from Cnicliasha, Oklahoma, was chosen for the office of vice- president. He took over his duties in an efficient manner. James Gould was the secretary-treasurer of the freshman class. He is a talented violinist, and has been active in band and orchestra work. The freshman representatives to Student Coun- cil were Donald Beatson and Gladys Cowen. Miss Cowen is a new student from Cullison. Besides being a member of the Council, she is also a member of the college debate squad. Donald Beatson, the other representative of the class, has carried his share of the burden of school government very adequately. He has always been active in school affairs. The freshman class, as well as the sophomore, elected a nominating committee at its Hrst class meeting. This committee was composed of Donald Beatson, Roberta Bowen, Kenneth Curfman, Dick Howard, and Ina Southern. This smaller group of students could select the nominees for the offi- ces more easily than a larger group. The class has been active in all the divisions of junior college work and has also been well- represented in athletic, forensic, and other acti- vities of the school. It has enthusiastically given its support to the yearbook and its members have worked industriously on many acting committees. There are many special students in the college who, although they are not freshmen, deserve mention. They are the students who have previ- ously had college work. The special students this year were Dwight Ashburn, Betty Baisinger, Helen Boggs, Wilda Bricker, Thelma Brooks, Homer Brown, Stanley Brubaker, who is in one of the freshmen pictures, Mrs. Helen J. Conley, Lucille B. Crawfo1'd, Charles Clack, Mrs. H. J. Edwards, Leila Holt, Kenneth Huff, Lois Kirk- patrick, Lois Lancaster, F. S. Payton, Frederick Shea, Irene VVilson, and Ralph White. The sponsors of the freshman class this year were Miss Lucille Plette and Miss Pauline B. Sleerii Freshmen U IJPER PANEL TOP ROW, Left to right: Richard Teehee, Robert Corfett, Ralph VVaIdeck. Erle Volklanrl, Robert Randall, Carl Utt. Joe Schwartz. Kenneth Bowman, Junior Smith. SECOND ROW: Caroline Somerlield, Marjorfe Swfuney, Helen Warl, Owen Thomas, Karl Perry, Paul Wineinger, Charles Smith, Marie Adams, Norma Waldeek, Ethyl Snell. THIRD ROW: Hufrh Roberson, Mary Frances Smith, Betty Townsley, Ina Southern, Eleanor Stanton, Ifrances Sandefur, Beulah Pointer, Anna Mae Sxvaini. Gene Olive Win- chell, Gladys Sprowls, CENTER I'ANl+II. T . . Ol' ROW. I.-elt to right: f'l'rrenc-e Lock, Kenneth lVlaf:'nusson, Bill lVIa4t'n. Aubrey Harp, Samuel Maier, Donald Keel, Husrli Roberts, Luther Parman, Jack Menish. SECOND BOVV: Virginia Musson. Julia Shea, George Reynolds. Edith Melirk, Maxine Palnier, Daisy D. Mills, Mary Genevieve lVlcDonough, It. B. Quinn, Warren l'uInam, Spencer Turner. PAGE I4 THIRD ROW: Donald Naden, Mary Emma Mc-Guairk, Amelia Snyder. Uell Brown, Mary Lucille Miller, Mauricia Norton, llelen Betty Martin, Erma Gene Mt-Cammon, Ross Kinnarnon. LOWER PANEL- - TOP ROW, Left to right: Analee Hill, Helen Faulkner, Norman Evans, Junior Younir, Merrill Pierson, Robert Holman, Hank Clark, Willie Gilliland, Stanley Brubaker. SECOND ROW: Bertha Champ, Mae Evelyn Kuhn, Elsie Lee, Edith Gilmore, Ruth Hughes, Evelyn Gray, Robertha Clack, Virginia Heuszel, Ruth Knedler, Ruth Guulden. THIRD ROW: Junior Tieman. James Gould. Ruth Lemert, Dick Howard, Jean Howes, Courtland Emery, Verna Goff, Donald Evans, Victor Gillespie,

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