Fort Scott Community College - Greyhound Yearbook (Fort Scott, KS)

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-. X I fi? n riff'-Th A H v n E 0 Q. A V C 1 1 ,Ev Q, . 4 K K rf 4 C l l Y' 1' , 1 F f 4 3 K . Y V V 'DTQKE' Xxlulliamg . fT'bbf77'5 COCKETE ll 9 DEBATE I The debate squad was organized near the end of the first semester nncl work.-ll until late in March on the debate question: Resolved that a snhstitntm- shonhl he adopted for our trial by jury system. ' It is the general conviction of all those connected with the debate work lhnl this has been one of its most successful years in the history of the Junior Collvgf-. No: because of any large number of outstanding victories, for scarcely a majority of judges' decisions were Won, but because of the increased number of men and women who lum- participated. The first debates of the season were with the Pittsburg Teachers' College. 'l'hl-so were non-decision debates. The following week on February 19 a llnal flolmh- was held with Parsons. On March 26 Fort Scott met Ozark Wesleyan in a clnal cll-linen which resulted in one victory for the home team. On March 14 a very iiiteresring :ll-. bate Was held in the Junior College assembly. The following day our Junior College- affirmative Was victorious over Kansas City Junior College. March 19 debates were hold again with Pittsburg Teachers' College and the followlllg dal' we divided honors with Iola in a dual debate. . .....-.ISL ... , , l 1 l A l 1 'X

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I, ,. fi ' 1 l 1929 MAROGN The Staff: A Ednor-in-Chief nhh- ------------- ,-,---, F R ANCIS H. GIFT A Business Manager .-.---------------- ------- D ONALD E' BRIGGS Asslt Editor 8: Art Editor ------ N----- - ESTHER BELL Afwetics n HAROLD LITTLE ' A I K H LEONARD BOWERS Features . - ......4... .VIRGINIA cooPER Typist ---- ..---- ------ ------ n L E ONARD LEVVIS Faculty Advisor. I.... -.-.... JOE L- HERMANSON During the past three years, at the time of the election of the officers for the Jun- ior College two other people are elected: one, the Editor, the other the Business Man- fager of the Maroon for the following year. Immediately these two people with the :aid of a faculty advisor choose other members to work on the staff with them. During the past two years the Junior College has edited a book separate from the High School book, and so far this venture has been very successful. There is an abundance of work connected with the editing of such a bookg however, the staff this year feels it has accomplished this in a successful manner.

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Y. WT. C. A. The Young Women's Christian Association was organized in the Junior College in the early fall of 1928 with the help of Miss Vifalker, District Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., at an informal banquet, prepared by the girls of the Junior College. The club met the second Tuesday of every month for supper and discussion at the Y. M. C. A. building. Well prepared, worthwhile programs of general discussion, on such subjects as The Purpose of the Y. W. C. A., Friendship, The youth of today, Mar- riage and Career, occupied this time. Besides the regular devotional meetings, the Y. W. C. A. had charge of a devotional program for assembly ichapell and a Pre-Easter morning devotional service. The afternoon of the fourth Tuesday of the month was de- voted to social gatherings, which consisted of some party, or picnic appropriate for the month. Early in March the Organization sent to President Hoover a letter congratulating him and Offefillg llheif Sullport in law enforcement, which was graciously answered bY his secretary. In the spring of 1929, the Y. W. C. A. sponsored the advertising of the J. C. H. S. Carnival, and the Queen of the Maroon and Carnival. M This Successful year of the Y. VV. C. A. was brought to a close with the reception for the Senior Girl Reserves of the High School. For the Success of the is due our faithful sponsor, Miss G01 do fe E 1 ' 11, and the advisory board: Frances Yarvel. C011 rence' ve .- - .. . . ,, , ,, - ' YH Mummy, advelt-151118, Kathryn Mittlebach, finance: lvlary lnllen Drake program' Mar Welk 1 l- . - . X , i Y 91, Social service, and Mary Cal-Heyy 509131. Y. W. C. A. in the Junior College this year. unlimited p1'21iS9