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

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-:MW .f, VN 4,1 f V6 5 . . A 1. A is 1 ,ir Ak' I A it 1 74 fi f' gf C? Q, fl wifi tilts: hair' ..., A gif. bij mi -pl 95? Qs- bl IJ LUN A . 1 M r C 1 mi 4 ' . A PM 4. 9,5 , X ' fl' a THE JAYI-IAWK :Y 4 mf The first issue of the Jayhawk appeared in 1923 as an insert in the Panto- My graph, newspaper of Kansas City High School. Because of financial difficulties, the paper was put out only now and then and it was not until the next fall 21 that it went on a regular bi-weekly schedule. ffl, A i W. A A With the organization of a journalism class last fall, The Jayhawk was 21553 put under curricular control, but a Jack of experienced writers with the time all to edit- the paper as carefully as it should be edited caused a change of policy, , n wg and at the beginning of the second semester an entirely new stag, not connect- Elixir .ff r ed with a journalism class, took charge. my it WJ C EDITORIAL STAFF Y Editor .... Paul Goodwin Associate . Helen Tatum i- N' N fl Society . . . Ruth Wilcox K, Departments . Mildred Anderson Cpen Secrets . Thelma Smith gi-Q. Sports . . . . Kenneth Smith ' U v ' Copy .... I . . . -Carl White Editorial Writers . Jay Wells, Franklyn Roth Faculty Adviser . . . Miss Eleanor Baptist l Printing Instructor . . .. . Paul S. Phelps BUSINESS STAFF ttii Business Manager ' .... Earl Scott Assistant . . Margaret Beaumont 5 J, Distribution . S ..... Glen Dulin N REPORTORIAL STAFF 1 Iona Klock Claude Webb Fred Davis M Raymond Barker p C ' 27 n