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

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PAGE 18 TOP ROW, Left to Right Louise Vandever, Spencer Turner, Emily Jane Yount, Irene Towles. THIRD ROW Charles Stacy, Edna Vsfaddell, Esther Weekly, Merna Wright. SECOND ROW Dean Williams, Edwin Maier, Dallas Wilhelm. FIRST ROW Albert Scruton, Glenn Sorenson. Freshmen The freshman class of the Arkansas City Junior College includes 170 of the 260-odd members of a student body which is drawn from seven different states and represents over forty different cities. Victor Bryant is the president of the class with four other officers under him. They are Madeline Miller, vice presi- dent, Virginia Dee, secretary, and Virginia Vogle and Ray- mond Ausmus, student council representatives. Since this is a junior college, a closer relationship exists between the two classes than that found in a four year college. This makes it difficult to distinguish between classes and therefore they are more like one big class instead of two. Nearly all the social activities are planned as joint meet- ings with great success. Of course there have been times when the classes have desired to break away to have a class party or picnic, but this is the exception rather than the rule. It is therefore understood why so little is done by any one class, and the freshmen are always well represented on all the important committees throughout the college. Working with the officers of the sophomore class, the freshmen helped to inaugurate dancing as entertainment at the social func- tions.

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Y. W. C. A .... 'LHOW to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day was the book used by the Y. W. C. A. for their study and discussion this year, with the majority of meetings being held in the homes of the mem- bers. Special speakers of the fall and winter were Miss Merrill Pope, who told of her interesting Mexican trip, and Miss Rose Cologne. child psy- chologist. Activity was not limited to their own group, for the Y. W. also contributed to the Hood relief, sponsored a drive for food donations at Thanks- giving and gave a Christmas party for about 30 needy children. Julia Shea was president of the oijanization, Ruth Knedler, vice-president, Marjorie Anne Swin- ney, secretary and Analee Hill treasurer Other cabinet officers appear in picture. Miss Pauline B. Sleeth and Miss Thelma E. Hall sponsor the group. PAGE 20 .W.C.A.. . . pep . Pep Club . . . .An exceptionally laige junfor college pep club was one of the more actfve organizations in sshool this year with the roll containing more than sixty names. Antong the functions of the club this year was the ifoiination of a constitution drawn up by Helen WV21Cl, vice president, and adopted by majority vote of the club. At all the basketball and football games. refreshments were sold by members under the direction of Analee Hill, iinance chairman, and her assistant. Marjorie Anne Swinney. Members of the cheerleading squad were Virginia Vogel, Julia Shea and Will Etta Long. Officers for the club were president, Dick How- ardg secretary. Sara Stanleyg and student council representative, Mary Barkley, besides those al- ready named. Miss Wilma Imes and Miss Anne I nwley were the faculty sponsors.