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

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And Now Let's walk into the jun- ior college building and look around. Here are the faculty, wide awake and interesting. The students fill the halls and crowd the class rooms. Everyone seems busy-and no won- der! Some are going to student council meetingg some, to pep club meeting. Here a group of girls are talking about Y. W.g and yonder, French and Ger- man students plan a party. And that's not mentioning all the tough assignments to be studied. A group of boys start spring football practice. There is talk of the big spring game to be fought between the freshmen and sophomore pigskin enthu- siasts. Girls have taken to their racquets and the ten- nis courts, and track men in their cleated shoes have headed for the athletic field. A drift of school chatter seems to indicate that here are friends who work and play together-f r i e n d s who realize that college days are all too few and precious to waste!

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Dean Trueblood C. G. Holmsten Dr. R. L. Ferguson Dr. R. Claude Young PAGE 2 The Boa rd Any college is as strong as its guidance. Pictured on this page are the mem- bers of the organization that insures the best of guidance for the Arkansas City Junior College. The board of education finds instructors and forms the rules on which the college is run. They are pictured left to right: Dean True- blood, C. G. Holmsten, Claude Pipkin, Dr. R. L. Ferguson, Dr. R. C. Young, and Mrs. Minnie Lee Til- bury. Working with the board, Supt. C. E. St. John adds his leadership to the direc- tion of college activities. He is interested in keeping the school standard so high that junior college credits will continue to be accepted in any college, and he works conscien- ciously toward that goal. Dean E. A. Funk and Assistant Dean K. R. Galle come into a more direct contact with the student body. In the Junior College office, they keep atten- dance records and Work out schedule problems. Miss Ruby Beebe, secre- tary, keeps things going smoothly in the office. She is the girl who smiles in- dulgently at the excuses given for absences and tardies and collects fees. Dean E. A. Funk Supt. C, E. St. John Mrs. Minnie Lee Tilbury Claude M. Pipkin

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