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

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E ,, ,,..:..r7:3L.-L44 ' THE MORTAR .. .x.:-i's.:'.ffL. . .Lxt,T, - V I f 'I 1 Basketball Season 1927128 K. C. C. P. ....... 21 Retail Bakers ....... 22 K. C. C. P ........ 23 Imperial Order of Red Men . 21 K.. C. C. P. ....... 16 Simpson Tailors ...... 18 K. C. C. P ..... . . 51 Jackson Avenue Christians . 45 K. C. C. P. . . . . . 37 Decimo Club .... . . . 28 K. C. C. P ........ 24 Hoodlum Club ...... 33 K. C. C. P. ....... 33 Siler Class ........ 48 K. C. C. P ...... . 27 I. O. R. M ...... . 30 K. C. C. P. ....... 20 Retail Bakers ....... 39 K. C. C. P. . ..... 35 Jackson Avenue Christians . . 27 K. C. C. P. ....... 26 Decimo Club ....... 31 K. C. C. P. . ..... 34 Hoodlum Club ...... 24 K.C.C.P. ...34 SilerClass........43 Won .............. . . . 6 Lost .................. 7 . I T HE CALL WENT OUT EARLY for basketball players. Forty prospective players answered. and after two weeks of hard practice and natural elimination this number was reduced to ten, which comprised the Squad of 1928. No inter-class games were played this season as had been done heretofore: the Class of '28 standing as school champions. N y The season started off slow but time and practice soon made the squad one of 2 the strongest in the Federal division of the M and J league. ' l The team has many good things to boast of, among them, Gordon Delaney, cup winner, as high point man in the league. He led the rest of the iield by a large margin throughout the season. Five veterans have been lost to the team by graduation. But the remaining letter men will carry the good team work on next year with the same old light. The members being graduated are Gordon Delaney, Philip Kohl, Paul Klotz, Hugo Brackman and Homer Welch. : D. V. Vlhitney, Junior, was the coach and director, and too much can not be 2 said in thanks for the wonderful support and the never failing interest shown by him. Vic and his spontaneous pep helped the boys through more than one game that was on the road to defeat by the zeal and friendly encouragement . and by the interest shown in the team and their ultimate success or failure. Appreciating the untiring efforts and ambition of the basketball team through- out the three years of service the trustees presented them with gold basketballs, E engraved with their initials and the years they played. Those winning the 5 trophies were Paul Klotz, Gordon Delaney, Phil Kohl. Hugo Brackman, John Gravino, Henry Carey and Charles Breidenthal. A, - i 4' L T513 'w SW 3LLTLE..t'a.. S.x.1'a.l 1 9 2 8 LCC-.l.,.4l.l,all..T-.iL.Ar3 f.-,.fg.i12f ? if , un as it' .Y .iii il f f 1 l 1

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I -Elf f 1 I X x i 1 l Q fl T H E M O R T A R N1 E x fl.-, ' fi I Q PHILLIP P. KOHL Business Manager V. M. KJACKD HEATH Circulation Manager LESTER L. SHORT Advertising Manager J' 1 I -4 rf I, Staf, f GEORGE A. REEDER Assistant Advertising Manager ,A XVILLIAM P. BUSH ' H umorist ' FRANK POLYKOFE V Humorist 2 F Q 3 , 'Q Q. 5 E M x I I . i .it if I451