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

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JERRY J. VINEYARD Superintendent of Schools The administration of the junior College is capably handled by men of ability and experience. Dr. J. J. Vineyard is now completing his twelfth year as Superintendent of Schools in Arkansas City. He earned his Bachelor of Arts at William Jewell College and obtained his Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy Degrees in Education from the University of Missouri. Dr. Vineyard is the author of numerous articles in state and national magazines, and of a book on Student Participation in School Govemment. I-Ie is alert to change that is desirable and needed. This spring he was elected to the presidency of the Kansas Association of School Administrators. Prior to that he had served on a large number of boards and committees of local, state and national associations. Mrs. Vineyard is an accomplished artist and has exhibited and sold many of her oils and water colorings. The Vineyards have three children, one is a school administrator, one a physician, and one a housewife. REECE BOHANNON, Machine Shop, Trackg A. F. BUFFO, Printing 81 Vocational Directory L. A. CHAPLIN, Carpentry, HENRIETTA COURTRIGHT, Mathematics, A. L. CURRY, Athletic Director, J. KELSEY DAY, Biolog- ical Scienceg EVELYN GARNER, Home Economicsg BARNEY GETTO, Accounting, RUTH GILLOCK, Secretary, LESTER GRIFFITH, Auto Mechanics.

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ADMINISTRATION

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For 28 years K. R. Galle has been Dean of the Junior College. Prior to this he taught social studies and coached debate, first at Dodge City and then in the local high school and junior college. He was appointed Dean of the Junior College in 1930. Mr. Galle did his undergraduate work at Bethel College and obtained his master's de- gree from the University of Chicago. Also, he has done graduate work at Kansas University, the University of Wisconsin, Colorado State College of Education, and Purdue University. He is a past President Of the Kansas Public junior College Association. Dean and Mrs. Galle have three sons, all of whom attended the local schools. At present they are working in various phases of engineering, which have sent one to Illinois, one to Minnesota, and the third to the state of Washington. A high light of each year has been a reception for the students and faculty members. K. R. GALLE Dean of the College ANNE HAWLEY, Languages, ERNESTINE HERRIN, Physical Education, GAYE IDEN, Physical Science, PAUL JOHNSON, Pol. Science, Econ., Sociol.3 KENNETH H. JUDD, Vocal Music, DAN KAHLER, English, Coach, VERA L. KOONTZ, Art, MARIE LUDWIG, Distributive Education? RITA LUDWIG, English, Dramaticsj ALLAN E. MAAG Speech, Social Science.