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

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, Q . 44 'J f 1 ' L' 1 , , 'XX - I ,, -., , , - ,-fn.. , 1 gf- ,- -' H , - , - ,YHA ,.,,,L,VL, ,i, Y: , , , 4. 1 , j 'Y ' Y v ' - P K. , , X I f - 'L-I f , M V ,T , LX , L . , , I H ,L ll ' tc, X s 1:-R lJ .c X4, -X, , A ' , mx, f V .f 1 it ff' , I KF X l K l A Nl. ff X 5 NL 5' to . ' TX I . 1 'J' 'l F lf 'li - ff' - 1' 7' xl If ,, ,, ,J ,, , ., - , ., ,, , VA, x J x., 1 ,K : .,f- w V - P . -4-f . fr: .1 - Cf '1 7 A ' Wnm.-.-,-.-.m 1 i x LE CERCLE FRANCAIS President . . Glen Dulin Vice-president . . Thelma Smith Secretary . Pauline Bruce Treasurer . . tRoy Stanley Faculty adviser , Ethel Vanghan This is the third year that Le Cercle Francais has had a chapter in Junior College. All students who have had one semester of French are. eligible for membership in the club, which is sponsored by lVliss Ethel Vaughan, instructor in foreign languages. , The grouphas presented each year a one-act play suitable for various pro- grams or convocations. Last year the play was entered in the contest at Baker University and won second place. This year Les Trois Souhaitsn, a comedy understandable by anyone know- ing French or not, was used by the club, With Pauline Bruce and Laverne Cole- man acting the parts of Jacqueline and Pierre. After its presentation in college convocation several clubs in the city invited Le Cercle Francais to take part in programs outside. . U .V . , .pw M .2 ,K , ., ., M ,G ,QW .fav x MQ LQ-Hefty 'i,,+liN,Q Lffjxxixf if l,!K i f i1'i,',S'ii'f f T fl Q X P rrr. -.,zpjgg ' 12' QT: 'vit as FX! - ffNf , f1sFNl Ta 'Aff W' . ,X-36.5 '-X42 f f X 9 , L xx in ri - 1 fx., ag. 'XX my .vf 3-J of , N M N LW 'uf L. N gw FSA HI 5 J xv Q 'xl WL Rf f I u E Vi mf 5 2. VH Jw 'F MJ E. f 1 Ed X E. W1 luv' 5, fi as 5. if 5. -fa .18 'rf is 5, I5 ff: is 5: Q: F65 My if if x. 55' iw il S F Pt' n fs lag I.. SSL 5. if Fi -of X nr I' S 91 '-A 'ix .. .4 . ., 1 , , 5, , V rl z 1 f 5 - X Yjggvihf X

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, 1 . 4. , zu v. n 12 I -1 J w if X -4 v,- x ,:,..,, ,, -r , 4 . , ,W V , , -. , , ., .s,.x,x , ,,-'v,v i, Q.- , , A.. , .YQ ,V L x ,- ,'X -1 X n x f :' 9 X, up ps ' V . ' ' ' 'ff ff ' Q -' G+- 1 'Eikfpf f Lg - .. 2 fi, gf, lla 4 M :pkg l U iw is N j 1 ' 5151 It ef' lklfijt' ,si Pj Q2 W- ,fr A U QQ 3 wry, -,x, ' U Mr i s s it EJ' 96 ' X Fav' P ' W1 if x q , fg- ,fgw kj DEBATE CLUB l I . WW, . S ' 3 f K i 5 nf? 0 L rg V P mf 1 W., ' - W' EL? An organization in Junior College which functioned this year for the first f time was the Debate Club, organized under the leadership of Nlr. Johnson. - ffq, C13 ,All students interested in ublic s eakin Were eli ible to membershi in the livj ,gp P P K P, if f JJ fx club. The purpose of the club was not only to advertise and manage debates, but EQ F to encourage students who had had no previous experience in forensics to try JG A . . . . 5- l out for laces on the school team and ain ex erience in other debates. With frjf C J p . P My if the latter aim in mind, the club considered the formation of an intra-mural if fc ' 9 f s stem of debates-and, althou h circumstances caused the lan to fall throu 'W' 1 N y , mr this year, a Qood start was made for a successful season next Winter. h V , Officers of the club are: William Griflfith, president, Norman Sortor, vice- president, Francis Wood, secretary-treasurer. -, .- 5 3.2 fail if gif K 5 f U n is i i Q d'i, f P

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I .X 1 F E Like the Arts group, the Science Club is a branch of the College Club. It is composed' of students interested in any phase of science and is open to anyone in the school. 'The organization has secured several speakers from outside the school to address a convocation or meeting of the club. In addition, it has given several programs arranged by members of the group. President . Vice-president. Secretary . Treasurer Charles Foulks Daniel Wilson Ruth Alexander t Ralph Brunk l J .- Y ,i1g,f- , 'N 1 fb 4 7 A f X ' , 1 1,1 1 - , r X 37 f X , 1, If , X, ,- , e, , ,lf ,If 1 N