Kansas City Kansas Community College - Owaissa Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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I-It EN P RALPH EMERSON, President MARY FRUSH, Secretary JACK VVQOD, Vice-president DUN ROSE, Treasurer ln the fall of 1925 another freshman class entered Junior College. To the casual observer, this class was just like any other, With' its only distinguishing feature being a large enrollment. Howevper, to one more than passively interested, it was easily discernable that in this group was life and energy in plenty. N ln order to show its superiority in athletics, the freshman had a football game with the sophomores and convinced the upperclassmen that the class o '27 was to be taken into consideration. Keeping up its record in sports, thef freshmen filled every first string position on the basketball squad and supplied members for the other teams. . After taking its full share ofthe work and honors which came tothe school thru dramatics, debate, and music, the freshmen ended the year by getting com- pletely back into the good graces of the sophomores with a banquet with the graduates as guests of honor. . 17p