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

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I - -1.---..--. THE GIRLS' PEP CLUB The Girls' Pep Club of the Junior College was organized September 1928 under the sponsorship of J. W. Christian. ,Its purpose is to create a greater pep and enthusiasm for athletics in the Junior College and to lead in the organization of athletic activities and interests, in cooperation wth the teams and the student body as a whole, As this was the first year of the club's existence, all girls of the college who so alc- sired, were admitted to membership. The club remained active only through the foot- ball season. During this time it sold refreshments at the High School football guincs in order to assist the High School Pep Club in the joint High School and .Iunior Col- lege Football Banquet. The officers for the year were as follows: President--mum ,,,,..,.. ALTA COYVICN - - ...... UROSEMOND PAYTON Vlce-Presidient ..................... Secretary and Treasurer ...... --- V IVIAN MILLER Next year the club hopes to begin activities again and to grow in strength and membership. 1 l f em-'RK-H TU ' 4 1 .'ft.Qns ?55I.!:5

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SESAME True to tradition, in the fall of 1928, the cave Sesame opened to disclose thirty peppy girls waiting for an opportunity to do service. There was no delay in finding this opportunity for under the able leadership of Miss Bernice Bamberger with Gladys Mason, president, Esther Bell, vice-president, Alta Cowen, secretaryg Katherine Mit- tlebach, treasurer, the club took up its Work. The score-board on the football field was purchased and presented to the school. The club presented a most enjoyable assembly program and then gave themselves a Christmas party. Finally came the grand inspiration and the Sesame Girls mo delled Milady's Fashions at Junior High on March 14, with Marjorie Carson as general chairman, the Fashion Show was a grand success. The people of Fort Scott decided th t th long been hidden in the Sesame Cave. L a e pnettiest girls in Fort Scott had

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l 1 TI-IESPIANS The Thespianv Club is the dramatic organization of the junior College. The m'embership.is limited to twenty, but the alumni members are eligible for parts in .1 , til? n1ajor,.production of the yearg Regular weekly meetings are held on VVednesday noon in the school cafeteria. Soeiial iaieaings are held once a month at the homes of the Various members. f .Each year the club has for its projeets the presentation of a Christmas pro-' gram, and a play in a downtown theatre. As the Christmas program this year, the one act play, The Loveliest Thing, was given before both the High School and junior College assemblies. . Un April Sth and 9th the annual 'Thespian play, 'Smilin' Through,', was given at the Liberty Theatre. A great deal of cred-it is due th T The President Vice-Pres Secretary Treasurer officers of the organiiation are: ident. ...... . Librarian .... .... Sponsor .... , OFNCERS C: ' eir able sponsor, Miss Devore Hiatt: --.......VVILLIAM GENCH ........MARGUERITE JONES MARTIN ATKINS EDVVARD SHAFFER ROSEMOND PAYTON DEVORE YVATT