Kansas City College of Pharmacy - Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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l i 5 x i t- 1. l H I F1 Z O 73 l 3' :U I l 1 I 4 3 ' 1 F' fa 15.1 n E 4 iw i V' The Stall' ,tg I. DELBERT CHENOWETH . ..... Editor I T. B. ADDLEMAN .... . . Assistant Editor PAUL A. KLOTZ . . . Sports Editor N EUGENE MCCUNE '. . . . Social Editor Y VJILLIAM HOWARD . . . Junior Historian 1 is MARS WERTZBERGER . . Freshman Historian . ' WILLIAM P. BUSH . . . Senior Humorist A lj FRANK POLOKOFF . . . Freshman Hiimorist it PHILLIP L. KOHL . . . Business Manager E A l LESTER I.. SHORT . .... Advertising Manager GEORGE A. REEDER . Assistant Aduerising Manager CLARENCE SIMONSON Assistant Advertising Manager JOHN L. WOOD . . Senior Historian and Prophet JACK HEATH . . . .... Circulation- Manager WENCE GOODWIN . . . Senior Photographer ADOLPH KRAUSE . . . . . Junior Photographer A RALPH C. SMITH . . . A . Freshman Photographer gs i S peczal Acknowledgment 1 G The Staff Wishes to thank all who have contributed in any way to make this annual a reality. ii A Q i Especially do we thank the following: A DEAN and MRS. WHITNEY Q GEORGE PERRY gf Q ANDREW STILES W LEROY BANKS Q n if qi' 'Sf' ' l36l

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X , -x i. T H E M Q 1 T A R fan .3 5 4' ti And A Go dl To W H dl is Ally' 5 o lime as at y , l .F 7' HE KANSAS CITY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY held their annual Christmas :Ni party dance January 5th, at the Varsity Club, at Thirty-fourth and Main i'wi tfeets. . si , T lfloel Garrett, one of the Seniors, furnished the music. The orchestra l business seems to be a side line to Mr. Garrett's pharmacy training but if he is as successful in the drug business as the orchestra his future happi- l Q ness'w1ll be assured. The six-piece orchestra furnished some good dance ft' lx music and every one felt due for a good time after getting back to work i from the holidays. Again I would like to commend Noel Garrett on his if success with his orchestra. Sixty couples attended and the affair was chaperoned by Dean and Mrsi Whitney, I say chaperoned: well, they were just as much in the fun of ll the evening as any one of the younger people. And, of course, with their direction the party was given the most loyal support of every one there. fi lt If you have ever attended a party or dance 'with the Whitneys present c you will know how full of real fun and clean enjoyment the evening was. A This party was such a success that it was planned by the Freshmen and Juniors to give the Seniors a farewell party on the llth of May. This party was given in the same class spirit of friendship as the first one. 1 It was given in the Athenaeum Club on Linwood, the size of the crowd present made it necessary to have more floor space than the Varsity Club. There were over a hundred couples present and we must say that if the ft irst party was a success this was even more so. And it brought all of the ' students and faculty together for the last big party with this graduating class. l, , Dean and Mrs. Whitney were there as chaperons again but as in the 1 former party they danced and enjoyed themselves as much as anyone. A chaperon like that is more than welcome at any party. The Seniors were supposed to be surprised by this affair but murder lj will out, and the boys were aware of the plans nearly as soon as they were made, and of course began to make reservations at the store for some 3 L one to work in their place that particular night. At refreshment time, thanks were given by Gordon Delaney, for the Seniors, and answering speeches were made by Lester Short, Junior Presi- dent, and Jack Foley, Freshman President. Then a little talk of school friendship was made by Mrs. Whitney. And, as I said before, A good time was had by all. f ' l38l