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

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s CEditor's note: These selections were made by representatives of the Cwaissa, Jayhawk, Council, Freshman and Sophomore classes, and Chorus. Staff disclaims all responsibilityj A t Jack Myers, by virtue of supremely indifferent attitude toward the para- doxical sex, was declared the Nleanest Nlan, altho pressed closely by Foulks and McKinley with their aversion to late dates. Picking the Nleanest Girl was duck soup. Helen Tatum won for reasons that are as numerous as Dan Wilson's alibis. Chief qualifications were a fond- ness for last minute date vetoes and a habit of paying for refreshments with mere money. Also, as Brandy fwe thinkit was hej remarked, she is' like an old Ford, she has to be choked for ten minutes before she warms up. Highly overrated was the minority report on Pauline Bruce as the most satisfying date, but on the counsel of one of the chauffeurs, whose ideas carried considerable weight, the majority elected her, but with reservations. Velma was talked about but Wynn Hugg's testimony was considered incompetent, irrelevant, and immaterial. ' The Hottest Date sweepstakes on the masculine side was neck and neck affair won by Ralph Emerson, Dick Haught's name was up but the boy was thrown out after Ruth Stewart had been consulted. H X j N., . s -rw - . ,-70. . -fi

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PERSONAL Be popular with the ladies. We will tell you how. Ken Alexander Gene Reeves . Bob Trotter Bub Weinhold WANTED Passengers for a Peerless. No blondes need apply. 1 -Howard McKinley. PERSONAL After school is out We will be responsible for all debts contract- ed by our Wives. , james lVIetz Earl Holmes Ola Adams f Howard lVIaXWell LOST One Brindle pup Answers to name of Brandy. Reward to one who took him. Apply to Mildred, J.B., Hen- rietta,iTate, Pauline, Reba, etc, etc. V A VVood Brothers Destruction Co. Fancy and staple annihilation. JACK Woon, Pres. A FRANCIS YVOOD, Eng. Chevrolet Holding Company Brunettes and blondes a specialty. Harold Cainey, Prop.. .. , A, ,. :. ., . , Earl T. Scott, Ass't. -s . .- C 1 J V, -r, 1-1 .1 : C fit-11 1 QW, -' Is. 4 gf 1 3,-H .fx Y 1 , . J . ffxy .- A W fy it , pg , V ,L ,-V., , -N, ,,f, .. - 1 1--s fwfr.- -fi 1' fa - ,.,,,w. ..,,. ...,X, - . 11 A I I-N - -- f-X f X 6 4. ev.. 'B f 'R+ i-F t 'jf . 7 . zo ti. f if!! if f i 3 Egan: . f ' f -iff 1 I

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