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

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V xi, 5 5, X, .1,b,,.1. ,U -.Ll F , i N, THE JUNIOR CCDLLEGE OWAISSA if 1 fi, sf' -2 i- - fu, ,A A Q x ,Z Y I I , li f. 1 L' is ,fl l..,.f,-W'i-- .sl V-, M5114 9 rj K, , .1-rg. x 1 5,1 ,f,.,,!, - - A . 1 - 'rw 1 J 1, 1' 'r is 'f-4. ,V A 'V :- TO OUR FACULTY In the years that we have known you, You have given us much training, You have given gladly, freely Years of service and of friendship. Not alone on bookish subjects Have you directed all our effort, But have roused in us an interest ln the life that'S gone before us, ln our present life, so carefree, And the future, as we'll live it Guided by our wider knowledge. You have been our friends and leaders, And our knowing you has made us Better men and better women Than we could have been without you. Friend, advisers, helpers, teachers, ' ' Through this life you'll be remembered By the many whom you've sent forth With a better understanding Cf Life's problems and Life's meaning. -Louise K Martin, 1928 Jr. Teacfaerx College 5 I f ,y - i I KJ-Y ZOOLOGY and PHYSICS VV. F. Asendorf . B.S., IVLS. JOURNALISM Eleanor Baptist A.B. ,L 'F 1' 1 LKEHEMISTRY ff' ' H y A. Dillon B.S., M.A. MATHEMATICS Lqcy T. Dougherty if B.S., MA. THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OVVAISSA Sadie B. Mann, A.B., lVI.A. Cne Year Leave of Absence Illness ff 8 wc, .1 4 J' 1 I W 1I'Zd l ans AQ ., M. MODERN LANGUAGE Violetta Garrett A.B., M.A. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Charles Gustafson PI-I.B. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ardis Hill B.S. ...M l Q i l l I x ft f, 3 I ? L A I i E I l Y Q, 2. 1 i a Y 1 - Y' A' ' ' ' 'h 'gf fqk:'L'3'5f'5'-'ff':'?iE5:3?E':':-:L'L5E' .,S 'E- 'lf 95f?7'!E. l'lI '1, ?5? 'EYeEfib5?? r,- J . FLETCHER VVELLEIVIEYER Dean ' K af i J ,4 r ,.,g,-Y -i.p,:a-s..h-af:4,:+s:a- --lAq+'1g- -.1v-:y:asrsf:g15:'::,.,,.1.:,:n-5:g-y.s , A V . . ,H I 1 . ' . V1 'J 2 C . if I . 1. 1 .- ry! . fi . .ga If . gl. iv. Q 1- 3 ' f . M- , .A-Q -' '-Q 1 X l fx E f '-, , , XJ W -'..' Kg .1 It.: ., 1 5 it if 1 i v. V Q Mil JJ, .722 E' . Q 'Qui s ax we fi .- ,f . 'eg My if: 'Q ,. P I THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OVVAISSA SOPHOMORE GFFICERS President . . f . Jack Wood Vice President . . - Owen Allen Secretary Nlildred Anderson Treasurer . Herbert Praeter Though their number is somewhat small, the sophomores have been very active, ,both as a class organization and in the extra-curricular activities. ' The election of otlicers was a spirited af- fair, there being five noininees for each office ex- cept one, and the successful candidates winning only after a hard and close race. The first class project discussed was that of putting out the Qwaissa and after the class decided to do this, members of the class immediately began work on the annual. Next the sophomore class initi ated the movement ol' having 'Junior College rings and pins. The freshman class was con- sulted, then the order was given -to Howard Brandenburg, a graduate in the class of 1926. The last important class project was the annual sophomore dance given immediately following' the freshman banquet. The sophomores were well-represented in the Art and Science clubs, having two offi- cers including the President in each. During the first semester there were seventeen Sophomores andtwo Sophomore officers, in the Student Coun- cil, with about the same proportion during the second semester. There were two officers and several members of the French Club from the Sophomore class. There were five sopho- more men on the football team, and the same number on the basketball team. The sopho- mores were also wellsrepresented on the Scrawl and Jayhawk staffs, in the orchestra, and in dramatics. .1O, 1 - . I 2. 49 1.5: - A- - U-qs.: :a1qe+5!-395+-57-9-H161-iH.!f'!ifi1-.-H:-'ww-r'-1F11'F1:+:1'F.-i'H: '?-if-I. If inf! ::-'.'- '- 3 W ' ' ' ,, f TI-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE OYVAISSA SOCIAL SCIENCE I Harry P. Johnson A.B.,'NI,.A ,A3 .4 ' .5 f ,, I A. l f1'f.-f fsf I! ', 'AIA,i:L,ih1 I I I I 'W ENGINEERING DRAWING - Carl N. Jones A.B. A ENGLISH I-Iallie Lasley A.B SOCIAL SCIENCE Wilbur Ross B.S. lVI.A. Q PHYSICAL EDUCATION Waller D. Roy B.S. ANC'ENT and IVIODERN1 L LANGUAGES Nlaude B. VanCleave - A.B., IXfI.A. K7 4' ll I -WX I. QQSLQQZ-R PYSCI-IOLOGY and SOCIAL SCIENCE gig, I Al:'5'. sky ' U ,UL MATHEMATICS Christine VVenrich A.B., IN!I.A. R.lVl. Riley 0 A.B.,B.S.,M.S. ,L -If V5 -' b I X. -,g.Ja',1,k.g.jf3 SEN . ' . lv I' ' , , , . . I .G , irrr f' 1 'f , l I I f ' N If ff W' , y Ethel Vaughan, AMB., lVI.A.Or1e year leave of absence X Teaching at j J ' Northwestern University -yi, I 'Q Swv, Tug 1-, lx ,. if H gi L4 l M y. M 'K H j. gs E3 31 il 1, 53 'N sl al: ri Iii Eli' lj RUTH ALEXANDER Liberal Arts will iw ,N ls' up il all lfk iq 255' Qui al' ul 5 OWEN ALLEN lgl Liberal Arts in J L 4:3 Il 15 'J V .L px i If ,L 'i K. YK I I . l R il -gf. l 1 3. E fi, - 1 li Q MILDRED ANDERSON F Liberal Arts I R l 'a 4 E 1 l ' 1 l ui ' Q L EDWARD ARN Hi Pre-Law al li 'E 1 I. Ni I lub IRVINE BAKER li Liberal Arts lllh 1, Ill A itpnli I I ll, .lll 43,1 M lm! A - iii? L tll W V 'sift A W lu: IH. IQ lic' rm M1 - Vw , ,W ,. PN IV: 55?-E 1- as-:anim-S f-T ff ': L'f: Tir . ' ' -HWS Q' Nw, ,.f 'qi:v..e-n- if-YQ -.,.. .2 , .L AFT? Y' ' 2' ' X TI-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA 'E' E ' .N,,i if wid .Zz-W-S'-' ,,:,. 1.3 . 'fi -f ff 4- :wr ' fi '!ii':,ys5:v,.a, , f -' .-: 15551, Af-'T RN f ,'5:'L ' 'S fe. ,Mao 3 . A- iv, ' f. r gf . . Q7 S 1 Q X , , f K , -9 , A s 4 ber + if R' Y 4 rg O , f gr 2 it sw 5 1 iw, 5, Q Align 4 Q A-ff 4 Z, S 'QA' ' fa i wf Sf' 1 A K MARION BEATTY Liberal Arts ,,ijgg.7W,,,,,,fM, , l I MARGARET BEAUMONT 1 Liberal Arts QMW4 HAROLD BOYD Pre-Engineerir' Q LAWRENCE BROWN Pre-Engineering CHARLES BRENNEISETJ Liberal A rts 9. Q I -,-.-M--N.-lf-Q-f 4-W JI far 1 ,, '- ' - ' 1 ' - f - ' - 1 A 4 . . 1 e 12 3 e as 1 - Q se 1-5.9 1- sis: vi L ' ia EI Ta?':a2f12', 1 7.11:-Qis'-11 -. 22:5-2.-S, -1:73-241-e-flLEQIA-2614421551-5-spivE:7Q L -5-.Qi-iiiskim!-L-i-3e-3.15i-ref?-Idifi-..,::a::-?:.s.cia-ss.L-aa,:+i:.A:,-:f:s-.. L -sf,-A-A-,-fc-fL,m,.:.e:A... -mg-: f ,L lr 45 V , I 'G li , P 15 , l ' C , - V ...,..g.,,.,Q -,, , :.. ' . THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA ' V ' 1 . . ,., . H H W A I COLLEGE DAYS Dear old, sweet old, rare, old ool - lege days We Work - ing, play - ing, in bouy N an - cy of youth, We f E il ll sl If know there's noth - ing fin - eri wait - ing down life's,ways Andi learn that life is found - ed on earn - est - ness and truth, Let's Eiiliiliifil' so while we're to - Qeth - er' in corn - mon tie and law Ilfs strive to build a fmt - ure, to stand with- out a flaw, And 0 - l U O l U ' I I I Y 1 I g 1 1 1 0 ' Cheer' for Jun - lor Col - lege in K. C. on the K8-We cheer for Jun -Q mor Col - lege in K. C. on the Kaw. . . - f 1 Q , lrf' , : I , . v-II V r , e I , rf-f 'K . ' ' - c E 5 5 E 5 Y 7 I 5 'l14l . .. .. - - .- W ,-. .L . -4.,-..1a.1:rn:'4- L- ...- A -- - y.:S.,,,.,y.r4,:,,.-a. .. 1u.-:A1+-guggghxfg-:5qaE,y57T.gi,.g,g:P I I , f-, WA . N D , b- w--:..L' RUTH JACKSON Liberal Av ts mdfefp DOROTHY JOHNS ON Liberal Ar ts English MYRTEN JOHNSTON Pre-Engineering IONA KLOCK Fine Artsy MILAN MAHALE Fire Arts MJ 5 A ff- ' if My EDWIN NI ALLEY Pre-Engineering J. 1 AMBER PAINTON Liberal Arts DOROTHY PEARSON Liberal Arts gf? 0 .. ,.,f -fy- LUCYLLE PERR Liberal Arts Q- ILL RD PHILLIPS re-Law Y , ., . . , -. ,. .., ,. , , . ., , .- -Q.-: -.-Alf.:-NW..-A---A-L-1-,4:.1-A-:f.QJ,sf '--la:-.4 -- - Q.:-. 1-1-952:57 -.' s1sL f.wi1-.f.Rii:,g.-Q.-. Tw hE:,f:-L-,--v .fum-:.mL- KATHERYN BURKE Liberal Arts DOROTI-IY CLARK Liberal Arts LA VERNE COLEMAN Fine Arts FRED DAVIS Pre-Nledics RALPH EMERSONL Liberal Arts ',.,,,.:i,f'l'fA , l ,f ' .19 .rxaaasaa ru- as-as-sa-ns--wi f- . . -N ----- -- '-'A- ' T 1 www? ' HELEN FINOH Liberal Arts MELVILLE FISHER Liberal Arts I FLOYD FORBES Liberal Arts HAROLD FORD Liberal Arts PAUL GOODWIN Liberal Artsg f 4 ,gf djggf A RA!! .4 an arp-' --an gi. ,n:-.x-,e,:-n.:zA:vg9nis:1'1-:4:1g!?'?fE'5:'Ti9 ., , ,I '. QTY mmm THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OVJAISSA M RUTH STEWART Fine Arts WI ROBERT TROTTER Pre- NI edics MARTIN TIPTON Fine Ar'ts .FRANCIS VVOOD Liberal Arts JACK WOOD V Liberal Arts TOLLIE HAAS Chemical Engineering NELSON CLARK LESTER KAIVIPIVIEIER 1 Liberal Arts Chemical Engineering JACK ETCI-IIN A Pre-Law JOHN SHANKLIN , DIXON HAUGI-IT Liberal Arts HUGH STEWART S SPECIAL STUDENTS I HAROLD GAINEY Pre-lVIediCs IVIILES NASON Pre MCCl1CS ARTHUR JONES Pre M6d1CS DANIEL WILSON Pre Nlechcs ELLA HALL 1 6 JOHN GUNN ETI-IEL LEATH I iberal Arts IVIAE SAPPINGTON Liberal Arts S1 ELLA BROUS Liberal Arts -1 ' .4 -1 'X , -L , 1' 5 :. n'.' . :. -. - - rg :ix ' 'L E 31 f ng g j -gg 1,1 :' .: :Y - -.3:gQ-.1 .' Qgua :,.,,- - . -.1 ?:.g.p..i:3C.14Li-LL? -,Qs1-5-:fr-iJQ':ii15i-1153.Q-,Leleicelll-Z-:c.1QzAkz..i,:-,:-:saLN.qg:.:-.s.a-.:af:-1sa-4.3,-r.:ix gr 2... fa-: -- .f f arf. : .Q,f.--V-- -.Vx .-'A' P I H fe K, In . 5 C .xi 1 F56 : 14 ks an F H' rf? RJ 5 2 .Pl . mfg 5 R ,U .gl ' 0' 3 fi fu ' '29 if R. 3 Fifa T Q . i 4 y. fl ' T? 3 f. ,ja . fgfa 'J H 5 ,il C ILO Y fp Y .3 W ,vw , 57 H E f, 'I . 1 K rf? Q K ,5 4.- . K WF, ' Is X , x I p f F X I R. HERBERT PRATER Pre-Engineering IMOGENE RANSDALL F ine Arts 'NIARY RANKIN Liberal Arts English 45 DONALD ROSE Pre-Law RAYMOND RUSSELL , Pre-Enginefriug, 1 -, .ho-C.,.:,c graze-ee-?e-2933-fr? -riA5 ,,gife,,., .. . an-as-2.1-f . .v . V ,V . ,, ,. ,, , 1, . X . X U X. v 1 , THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OVVAISSA A I . 4.1 -f,., ff AM .v., xr - -175: ..,' '. ge' -.'-V ,qv 5 Q 1 A DOROTHY SEITZ , . ff 1. Q5 ff. .J 4 1 in v 4. 2 9, u rn Liberal Arts ' ' RUTHLSWARM Fine Arts ' s R ' bf J I 41 W ' ,Q ' ily ' f 'S AJ:-'14 J f I7A:' E VVEBB , 3,5 fLibc 1 Arts 1 5' ff ' dy : '- ' ,H . igv. THQRVALD WEINI-'IOLD Oomrnerce 5? V 9, xy fi if iz CARL WHITE - Liberal rts ' f A - 1 U I A M -uv ..'fs-5.4'3+3:5-S1!-+.w1 -1---'- -'ff ff -- , V -. V -H -.- -f f ff- -'V - x :.:': git: ': . Q. :-j 'T . .: f -153 4.2 4 , --' , . l . f ' , ' 1 . , ,iffy -1 ,, ' 4':va-'Q-ra-gn-fx u--:vnu 41 6 4-'S L':.'--':'T-:.:',:'T': ':T'i'. 1 : : 1' ' ' g ' H ' R . . . , . THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA x x f- X. x li w J' 5-f 5? . W ,- he . ,ig fn 1'l,- X N - .2 .,w' N .yg ,V L M . x 1 A - XX 1 Y fl a 4 X W '18 ' 5 1 5 1- 6 , 1 1 I 1 Q 1 -, .Q Q S 5 i Q 3. Q-21-lgflggf-g'?s1124i?q?Ei'?q5E'-E13 Q i :efj15q'a-tlfaf-aqrfgg-Qrqgf ase 1 1 . I-asv' 1 ? 7 .. A. ,, ., , TI-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA 1' . F., gggig W 4.,, 4Wb. QM, lq, gpk, ,W K4 . 9,vjXM, Jil! lx , U ll ,. 4, rf Y Qjjf :ffl J ,X xr, . 4 V p PRESHMAN CLASS An energetic freshman class entered the portals of Junior College after a vacation spent in speculation as to the nature of its venture into the fields of higher learning. Nlembers were destined to take an active part in the functioning of the activities of the school. Six of the football letter men were freshmen and three ofthe seven basket- ball letter men were underclassmenq lm- portant OfF1C6S in other extra-curricular activities were filled also by the frosh, scholarship recognition for the most part, being received by them. In response to the demands for an all- .school party, a committee representing the class with Norman Baughn, Eugene Hop- ton, Stephen Lee, Dorothy Gardner, and Turney Gibson as its members, made ar- rangements and successfully carried through the Frosh I-lop January 21, at Jayhawk Hall. lVlemt ers of the lola Jun- ior College basketball team' attended the party as guests of the class. On the night of Nlay 7, the next day after the Homecoming festivities, the fresh- men gave their annual banquet for the sophomores at the Grund Hotel as a final tribute to the departing graduates. This proved a gala event, many of the alumni attending the dinner and Sophomore dance lfoweE!g! ' 1 7 l ' V 'r'e2i -L' -arg G6-'if-fgr -- J.,L-.-1:.f,nLr,..n-a1a.::k:-,.faL1-::sx-Jv1':::Ens5l-efl.n:s-4:5:f1. '- I 1.---qw.--rf'-f-5 ' r ' 4, .1 'H 1... -':...-,:.., , .. ,. 4,.-.V-.------- .-. -,---.---- ---- - - - - - A -.L - - f--- ... - . 5' , , , 54,3 gag-:as-1s1..N ' ' wqa--+1e':wv1.- if , ,,., .. ..,, - Y THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA + 4 X e S K N f 4 . N if Ji . fl' ' X, f' 1:12. E in 1. Q ' X. f .-. 4 ' K ,J 4 .1 'Y 5 ,. X e 1 x x .L 'v ,' f 4 N, f f' , w A 4, Q x f' gf lv rf A Q 1 YN A ' 2. x I,- ' : v F, 4'27 f 1 X ,Vai 1 3 X 511 E w x X J f x X 1 v20 1 1 .v 1 w x x 1 V 1 N .fy '4 .9 H 1 fl 11 . .rr '1 V! Z 1,5 :Y i fs E , ui fs 4 , i. 3 N 9 1 ,Y ay. R J 3 V 2. 5 9 . 1 'Q . , in -. h 1 1 '. J X' I, 3 J Ya sf y. 9, K . Ta fi Y J E w k r I s. 92 2. J v, y f w li Pr Q ff i , ,, , 7 ., divelifieef:fi?i'si'feE:1.!?'a52Qf: P-!lE'?-il''7'E555'T'-E?i'3fzi1-5-4'-Sk:-HE4'EiiEii-'' ew-is-1.-,---Rural vvm:--45 . - .. -, -------gif-1: :f.--:Q.,-- -- -1-bf, -. ., -,.-.,,, uv ., W.. .. , , r vu P: --e A -I-: 4---:wav-if -qxmxnrk.. ,.-,-,-pg... -.. --5.-BM.-.e..,ff. + .1-Q 1 N, A rjllq I 191 5 X 5 , '41 N N Y Q Ni gf i 1 . , . , v THE JUNICDR CCJLLEGE OVVAISSA KOWIX , . . . . A , 2 2 '4 4m Q:, !v,'Q1-fkf' L' ,- ' X. J 1 ,f 9 1 -.4 af' J 5 4.1 J x , :f Q J r' nz J N i I i , - -,T,,,.,,,NG,.-,.,.w:..,:1,,11,K -3: L esgagzwgag.. ag-1 a+ fairs' -- -1- - 'ff Q- 1 f . ' T .T.,f'TTLT1': 'T Tfffffi ' .- -, g g 'e' Z , . -'Lf W' ' 5 . '-vi ,kff -, '- -V-ff Y 14-:..-..a,i-rluiiei' Eibit-tiff!! HT1-1-wwf!!1+f4:4'f4-:eff-'f'9'ZiP-'? fQ5'9 1!f'35' -- 3 f- ':- : f -:.: :Aviv T1 :v': 11' ff -r:.'. 'T-' '- - - f-rz. ,QM 7:75 .,e-11..:1.:-yqgq -1 j , , -x --V-.-1 - : : Lt -1.1.1-rr . .. ,.Y. , ,1.., THE JUNEQR COLLEGE OXNAISSA A , 1 , - 1 ' if ,f , 1' fx A 1 Ax 1 K .fs f stung ay, .EQ lf' Egg Y 1 gf X 17 E. . H , 1 - 1 f- ' N 4 4 0' 1 ' x , ,Q X . , 1 1 1 gi ' gc. 11 1 1 'Q 1 1 EW X 1 ,X 1K 1'22L ' In 1 - at as fi fi-EEE E15-K .-I-i-rjfpi .MET 'EFEEZJQZ ITT' EEE K2 .iziitfgififgi L 55425241.'gs3-s.1:ire,-snr-1fZi ' ','f'Ea--- 'Z'-1.1-' Z4 ' 'L:Ti'f1f-Q.5: ' . ' 1 Y ' - '- - F-' V 'Rasa 1 Am-. -i 4' w. F- dfefawv -6 vi- -If-in-I K X- V'-n-a Li -'WN WMM W -5... Y i gf, --A vu- 1-- , .lk v 1 1. r ,f Y ,V .f if J x ,sf I-f 7 X 1 - nv' 7 ,xg K K 1 n T1-IE JUNIQR COLLEGE OWAISSA f A L11 frm HTA, 4 .5-- -ey,-Q, - J,--.. ' . ,-..- .4-, , y ,-1--,ng - - - - - - - , ,Q vm. -- -., . .. 1 , ,. ,,. .K if -f-.v.:r .-,.-::..- . . - S , P-- . 'E '11 -' 'H ' ' , ,1,,a 1 1 1 ' A 3 1 1 1 . E1 pq. V 'P-1' I x W . vf .Lf V.. . J R .15 wp V 'VT 5 r ,- R. 7 J, F4 4-'I 1. y. 3 ,v. V4 1 1 7 v 1 f 1 fu 1 v 1 ,Ml 1 v A 1 -. 1 1 7' 1 1 r 1 f. Q H 1 L 1 f nf, , . i f X 1 A ,J ,f ,.1 rfx 1 1 r r 1 1 r 5 S A 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 ,A r 1 XJ y 4. 2 f 5' rib v , if xi f 1 Q :Q y, x Li ' P J L T1, N 1 f .1 L! 1! I 4- 'Y I 1 1 I I i E 1 5 i 11 1 Mo- ' 1 1 1 TFQW 1 1 n Q, K, 15 1 21, 1 4 1 1 Y 1 Q 1 L - I I I .F - - - -1-W- -2--1--.q:fp.:n-,1,..,,a-.v,1. .,,.,1-nw-Lg,-4-. vw.-.,.3e+ -1-4 Lsswsaerqnr fb. .Q 2-2 1,,,!j+'4, I , 1 dig.: 5 ' -'F--M THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OVVAISSA freshiei Q XX XX EX ff? KCX, .f Z7 - Y XXX, - - '!, 'ix df jig - ' M X M- 1,4 if 1 F ' Z -' 5 f 7 J 1fL :zf:.U... 1' If j J I I ' 24L S' 251 2 'iE Q115A.:', : :,:::qQ3:v-..' 11y.1.5.gv.,..1g f:Qe+.:.:1a.:.:.::a-Lg.:11g-r Lak-,5:hEe.a-gzgzaz-Q-.-,.,x,. 3: XXX f fm THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA A .,1'Xf H ta . x 1 L' 1 s z M Lf 1 r 1 -vv J w P R 9, f f . I I A 17 7 - ,.f -r.:pz1:,:- ,sn-Lyra' 21.57-he :+m.z.s1v-S.-iSfQ'6:iiF9FG':a . . W. ,, , ,.. ,., , -A-.d,:.,,1,L:., 1 .- .zumgmigfnraanssmsm-41Eafgrkeng-eec. ,, : - .- ' fm 2'1':'. - f L, l , 1. Q -, q .::-:-u.:i,q-,.1.A1gue1vA-e:-f:a-rf- :C--hu..- 1, ., T1 .... A ... -,--fam- .... .. ,,.. , - qw l If ,A 4 3 ,I Q , , Q8 V ,il ? ,Ng T ,EK Q33 Ei Q 1 if Kd, I- ' '.v- 1 51: A hi 1 I X I X 1 X , w , I 1 I , X l 1 , , A 0 U . I 5 s Q 5 L -ff: 4 v A Q- -4 -H . .. , ., -1. - .. .-.fe-.....-...-.---.avi-gg-r.'Q,-:f::1:,-X.,9242.-g-5-ze-:sri-12.1.1514,.,:.A2-.b.cgams.kaf:,-av:.,-.-,mb-nt.-N:-21 V ,. ..-fm,:.,f,..- s ,, nl n .l 1 - 'ef S -1- ' ' -! .: ,.-:, ,fr f ,.i ,,Y ,X,,s',.,,,., wamro ily you: IH count If Icould So muchto f Wish that I C0144 La ss like the one know' 1 And mm and mm like You , , i 'mtl' I T- ,gi -Y -far -Q sag,-' --.-eff f-A. Ac-,f4.:mk:-:n1e.-Lr1-nf:1gag'smEru'r.::::4f.-g:r.u:A-,e' 'L -1-A wh-. THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSAf THE OWAISSA The first Cwaissa was introduced by the sophomore class of 1925. In 1926 the second edition was presented and it is with a great deal of pleasure that We present this, the third edition of the Cwaissa. The staff which edited the first hook initiated the plan of pro- ducing a year hook Without the aid of the advertising medium, Thus some other plan had to he adopted. In keeping with thisplan the staff this year took charge of the production of The Whole Town's Talkinvgn, the third of the series of plays presented hy the Ndunior College Playersu. I In presenting the Cwaissa the staff desires to present a diary of the interesting events and friendships enjoyed during our Jun- ior College days. If in future years you can turn to this hook and he reminded of those friendships made throughout your Junior College days, We can count our work a success. ' 26 y 151-9 32' S'f24'1.: 'a?+:s1 1' -I T.'.q:4efa+ E?-TG-'e-.vs --ig 5 2.-' . 4 K ' : - - - : 'lx-'D-Q-'-I-4-1G . .'iP: -.-.j1 ,..'.. .,'.. -,.,T g?tix- THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA r'X af X26 IPI? 1 .2: 1- Q 9 9 QUE 2- .53 A w Q N Pb , n yvf it W 9. 0 B-wif ff? ,xx , .?bA. . XV ,25 is f'-w ia' , ., - - ,.... -T.,-5.11-.f.L vu,-,.,,a-.eww -ufyzf -2:-gums-Lil-5' , - ' -1.-s,...... we ' ' . T .asf . . ,H -s,,,,,-i,,,,- a,4..:L:L.L4.f,,-::-Az-zz-n.:vkgmm-mq:11n1n:sm5gg:,-:msg-.sae-5z ,. . - -,A---1-v V-1355 -4-if --- THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA 'Em c to , 1 THE IAYHAWK The Jayhawk, the official Junior College paper, was estab' lished in l923 when it appeared as an insert in the Pantographl, the High School newspaper. ' This year it was enlarged to a five column paper and was published bi-weekly by the Journalism Class of the College. This is the first yearthat there has been a regular, staff to edit the paper for both semesters. The publication was entered in contests this spring. The Jayhawk has been under the direction of Nliss Eleanor Baptist, Journalism Instructor. The purpose of the paper is to serve the community in a manner that will center interest in college activities. Its atm is to be fair and courteous, to promote school and civic pride, to inspire highideals, and to keep the Junior College on an equality with the best Junior Colleges of the Uni- ted States. lf V28? 2,-gg -5g-'q,gf5g5q5.fgg'q,:qa:- : ,' ',34qa,',,.,-Y-.az .1-4. V -1 ,aaa-4.1-r.. :4:.:1:--r.Mg.v,,11,1aLn.r.-.w-.?:-:1z:4Q-c-1,,,---- L ,.- .1106 , ., , ,, ,,+,,h.hL ,Jbxa-L qgaaba,-,L ig- TI-IE JUN1oR courses owA15sA I ' V 'K-. ' fr , ,J 1 - .f. . - . BAPTIST, WEBB, MEEK, BAUGHN, GOODWIN, ISENBURG, ANDERSON BAKER, DAVIS, TOLER, NEUBAUER, OROCKET, STEWART. THE SCRAWL The first issue of The Scrawl appeared on the campus Febru- ary 1, 1927, with Paul Goodwin as editor. It was published as an experimental literary venture, but the success of the first issue led the staff to put out a second issue April 26. , The purpose ot The Scrawl is to provide an expression for the embryonic literary talent of the College, and to encourage better writing. ln creating a policy to carry out this purpose, the staff chose to make The Scrawl neither high-brow nor of the other ex- treme, but rather a nlagazine of a pleasing college tone. A The staff was chosen from students in journalism, English, and other classes, who were interested in a magazine. Because some of the staff membersvvere assuming heavier activities, and many out- side were becoming interested, the staff was reorganized the second semester, with Justine Toler as editor, and Eugene I-Iopton as busi- ness managerl ' - 27 l I H , ,. 1- -- Y,-. - -,- H V1-vt-Y-.4 ., W, V '35, . xi, - -- -' --ask - :-Q.-a:f,:1,4., .:.z:,.:- f,'-'5Y1'?1f ----- ' 4 E ,,,,?,,,...t.,,ffp.q,:u.,-:-vw 562 .,,,- . fi Y- --,---,- --- V-M .,,- f THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA THE ARTS CLUB The Arts Club is one unit of the College Club. This club is organized each year for the purpose of promoting interest in music, literature, and art. Once a year the club entertains the Science Club with a party. - ' This year the club has had the good fortune of securing as speakers Mr. Honnel, Mr. Holland of the Kansas City Art lnsti- tute, and Miss Bockentein aformer dramatic art teacher of the High School who was appearing at the Shubert Theatre in the 'tvagabond Kingf, - T T Cfflcers: President . p Ralph Emerson Vice-President . Edward Arn Secretary . Esther Carlson Treasurer Turney Gibson Y 30 i SEQ. ?1- Z ' Z ' 'ZZ 'Ffinlfi-'E? ' 7163 7 . Z iiiiii-F V J E2-2-Z6 -E-fs - -1 -T5-iii-eil12:14-Li-4-hisz-si-:f.-4?sEe 5,fQn75iJg2LLiia:JErSf11-?Lig'-LILJ:' iwilkki-iiaucif.-,.:g-.. hun-uf .451-G-as 1,-.:,,q.e,s..4.d,.,,,,,,45.--,.,,,,,,,Q , ,,, -e , , V A --.-. N- ., f.:4:..:.-Q. :- .- ,.. -..- - .. -.- Y. v ,.- , .,.- , . , , - ,. . ., , ,, ' f -- - A -- -- -f---- ---P2 ,..-.., .fi-2....1., .. .as . zkrbse-sf.-r-:fearereze-1-5-e-frzer.-:ue-svautfs-,Q-:FriH2-re-:FearQ-frfeexfn-r 'X . , . I I I I I I it TI-IE tIUNIQR COLLEGE OVVAISSA I I , e A I I I I L l I SCIENCE CLUB President Tollie Haas M Vice-president . . Harry West 1 Secretary Charles Brenneisen 5 Treasurer . . ,Warren Campbell I The College Club is divided into two divisions, one the Science Club and the other the Arts Club. The Science Clubiwhich is in its third year was organized for the purpose of assisting those in- terested in science, and for the promotion of scientific knowledge I in the college. 5 The activities of the club include the securing of speakers on I I I a X scientific subjects who appeared before the club and also before I joint meetings of the Arts and Science Clubs. - I I I Z I I . I I I I I I . I I I , , .29yI I I AI 9' . I - V V . 4 ,, ,- - -- 1-mf,-:.1-.e1.w-g:.- -A-Shins.-.-2--.1-mq:-4,55 4, .viesi , . ,ggi ana,,g:i,,,.a:e z1.Lci:.,m-,-.2-Az-r..:p..g:qfn1::f4,s1sg:p5a:.1,gy-.1-:z,.-1ffssv.m1-g.a,cee7f: '.w:::::::-...: .. TI-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE OVVAISSA r 1 l i x W 1 1 1 w i STUDE 'I' COUNCIL President . Harold Gainey Vice-President . . John Martin Secretary . Eugene Hopton Treasurer Donald Rose Edward Arn Carl Arnold Irvine Baker Norman Baughn Helen Benson John Martin Ervin lVIcC1intic Virginia Olson Amber Painton Herbert Prater Ernest Bishop Kirkham Rand Katheryn Burke Charles Rider ' Esther Carlson Ray Russell Elfreida 'Carroll Richard Stahl Thelma Cufb R057 Stanley Charlene Forbes Ruth Stewart Charles Graham I-lar-fy West Tollie Haas Carl White Iona Klock V Francis Wood Clarence Kreiger Jack Wood Stephen Lee lVIyrtleVVilson Kenneth Van DeVeer 17 Jae L ' EE . 5 I 5 ' I ' 'S I 'Fiiilli-' I? ' 11613 3' . 7 7f31?:Q3:f-:F ' V 5 -Eki-3 -'eff - -'11 fl65?-ei5355-415-Lirkisvi'z1ra'QQ?1'EbSi1Q iriZi+QiLLA-LiJ:' L5ivl12zii2.iiS:s-.lfifxf-ru azfaaa-N wr- ,. :4.w.?..i T-eng:-31.2 qna..MY1..:,-4:Fg:.4p-c.,1:-.n5g:mFau-5Q-:,,1ss:fLv-.::vQf:.a5. A -A - -p -- W 4s...: -. . -- -- --aaa.-3 31 - ' .,- - - A 1 THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA FRENCH CLUB The French Club was organized in nineteen hundred twenty- four, the year following the organization of the college. It was organized under the supervision of lVIiss Ethel Vaughn who spon- sored the club for two yearsg The present club is sponsored by Nliss Maud Van Cleave. No meetings of the club were held the first semester this year because there were no free periods. During the second semester, however several meetings were held. Of the officers, the president and secretary were elected from the advan- ced class while the Vice president and treasurer were elected from the first year class. President . . . Dorothy Gardner Vice-President . Ruth Stewart Segtretary , . Iona Klock Tfgagufgf . Harry West ' V 315 4,5-,si -Y -.v - -of af-.P -- :A-.ri-1- :vc:,rAs1u.:us:gm-q:sf-m'x1ns-sa1--1a-1-3-:us-u-aecQ1- ..,,.--,,.. M.. -.- -- TI-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club was organized this year as the Junior Col- lege Players. A bigger program and study than before was intro- duced under the direction of Nliss Dougherty, sponsor. The Little Theater plan was adopted for the first time this year. Four plays were scheduled, and season tickets were issued for the series. This system was adopted in hopes of stimulating interest in a Little Theater lVlovement in our city. n Q The Players have supplied many interesting programs for con- vocation and have been called upon many times to produce short one-act plays before various, prominent organizations of this city X34-Q EYE E'-Zi: F1 E ' ? ' 'LII I' 'E p' 72? '-16352141 FCQQHH 4 -' fe.-s 1-H: 75 1- -4 THE JUNIOR COLL EGE OWAISSA STUDENT couNc1L President . Vice President . Secretary . Treasurer . Edward Arn Gwen .Allen Ruth Alexaidder Pxlorman Baughn Esther Carlson Stephen Christoft Fred Davis Harry Dean Ralph Emerson Dorothy Gardner Paul Goodwin Second Semester Irvine Baker p . John Nlartin . Eugene Hopton . Willard Phillips lona Klock Bernice Burcharn John Nlartin Willard Phillips Kirk Rand lVlelville Fisher Edward Railshack Ray Russell Robert Schumacher Harry Staley R Nlartin Tipton l l Harold Gainey Dixon I-laught A Gene Hopton Arnold lsenburg Kenneth Kelley Justine Toler Hohert West Carl White Francis Wood Thorvald Wienhold , V ,......,. ...:,... - f ax.1L:.zez11..1i-as-fav-Pawel-::.v:-,Tis-.-:1-.-,--.if:1.- 13311:- x ,aka . r ,y-sg., iq,T.,.L:ifr.-Le.:1,:f,Q-,Qzf..:z4eggg-gq:ggv5-4r:u:!g:a5gv5.45-5:4,.Q f- T- - fr' RW gf' 4 Q . ff fu nf THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OVVAISSA Kempy is aicomedy centering about a typically American family, Dad and '4lVla have lived for years in this little town. Jane has married and settled down near them, with her husband, Ben,who is in the real estate business. Kate yearns for an art' istic career - a chance to express what she thinks and feels -and to show her family, and particular Duke lVlerrill that she can do something big , Ruth is just coming in her first dreams of rom- ance. On an afternoon of an ordinary day in the life of this family, f'Kempy comes into their midst. From then on till past midnight, things happen thick and fast. The cast: Ruth Bence . Dad Bence ulVla,' Bence . Jane Wade Katherine Bence Ben Wade . . . ,Kempy James Duke,, Nlerrill . V '36 'l . Ruth Stewart Francis Wood . Hazel Engler- Dorothy Gardner Dorothy VVisdorn . Irvine Baker . N. Don Rose Nlartin Tipton 51 - 1 1 1 ! i I 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 N 1 I I i I , . 1 a 1 1 T 1 a 1 1 2 , L 1 , 1 4 1 , 1 Q l I Q 1 Y 1 1 I 4 l I THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OVVAISSA 1 1 p NCAPPY RICKS7' The first play of the series to be presented by the College Play- ers was Cappy Ricks. by Edward Rose, from the story by Peter Kyne, November 2 and 3, This was a lively comedy built about the foibles of that eccenf ttric tantalizing, always interesting personality known as Cappy . The castg ' R ,Ellen Murray Dorothy Pearson John Skinner . , Alden Ricks, Cappy . Lucy Ricks . . Florence Ricks Edward Singleton . Cecil Pericles Bernard . Captain Nlatt Peasley . Brookfield . . . 35 sill Willard Phillips . Don Rose . Ruth Swarm 1 Thelma Curb . John Martin Martin Tipton . Jack Wood Ralph Emerson p - V . -- Cliff '1' Y--'11 Y - Y - A- - A 4 ,, ,,.,,.,L4,.,,c,.g-,-e.-r..:w1.:'.-m.1-,1::-f-1r1x,fg.surf,-43-52-'4'f': q ' A THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OVVAISSA MR PIM PASSES BY lVlr. Pim Passes By , acomedy by A. A. Nlilne w'as produced December 16 and 17, by the Junior College Players. This play was taken over by the l'ligh School and Junior College faculties as their means of raising money for the Student Loan Fund. For this production the 'Players had the assistance of three visit- ing players 5 Nlr. Howard Nlorgan and lVliss Gladys Long of the High School faculty, and lVlr. Harry Johnson of the Junior Col- lege faculty. The play was one of typical English setting and concerned the passing by of the odd, old gentleman, Nlr. Pim. , The cast: . George Nlarden, country gentleman Howard Nlorgan Olivia lVlarden, his wife . . Gladys Long Dinah, his niece and ward . . . Ruth Stewart Lady lVlarden, his aunt . . Dorothy Cassidy Brian Strange, artist . , , Harry Johnson Anne, the maid . Constance Crockett Nlr. Carravvay Pim . . D.LaVerne Coleman isa T...- I I V v. O I, I, I I I I I I f I . 'R I I I I . Y W 5 , I I I Z I . ,pi I I I I . I I . I I I I I I I . I I I I Ik I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I F I I TI-IE JUNIOP COLLEGE OVVAISSA IW GIRL'S TRIO u One of the most successful musical organizations of the Junior College was the Cvirl's Trio, composed of Ruth Frye, first soprano, Iona Klock, second soprano, and Katherine Burke, con- tralto with Irene Bergman as accompanist. The voices blending to afvery unusual degree assisted them in doing a polished type of Work which excited much favorable comment and made them very popular. They developed a large repertoire of both sacred and secular numbers and averaged singing at least one program a Week for the greater part of the school year. With the violin quartet and the Schoolmen's Chorus they sang over W.D.A.F.i, the Kansas City Star,s broadcasting station. ' 37 ' II ' F V , I , , , , 7 . , - I ,...,,,.L..ggaaasqb-asatzaii-.aaat,p,.:z-+sf+z.zT,a..-54.9.43.21: 553, , 4 ,,, , , .., -. ,..,,.L,.,--c.,,,Cy,g-,faf-.:zL:q.-x1e:1r::u:fx2'v.51L:1:-g,1R1af 1'1 'L' f .,.,. ,..,,9,,g.f --.-.-.f- -- - I TI-IE JUNIQR COLLEGE OWAISSA W ,. 1' I 1 I I . I I I I r I . i . 4 I I I I I I I I sw I I I I I I I I I I I I THE WHQLE TOWN'S TALKING A S 3TheMJunior College Players presented as their share in the nationQwide observance of National Drama Vveek, the three act farce by John Emerson and Anita Loos, The Whole Town's Talk- ing , February 17 and 18. The action of the play centered around Henry Simmons, the paint -manufacturer, and Chester Binny, his partner. Chester I Binny was no 'fheart-breaker so. Simmons devised a plan by which his daughter would fall in love with his partner. Complica- f tions arose and the whole town was talking before he finished. I The cast: Henry Simmons, manufacturer . . Hobart West Harriet Simmons, his wife . . Ruth'Erye Ethel Simmons, his daughter . Vern Duvall I Chester Binney, Simmons' partner . . Guy Ricker ,' Letty Lythe, Motion Picture Star . . Amber Painton f Donald Swift, Nlotion Picture Director . . Carl 'White Roger Swift, Chicago friend-of Ethel . Norman Baughn iv Lila Wilson, Sally Ctis, friends of Ethel g Ilgliligelildigfsgfierson Annie, a maid . Dorothy Gardner Sadie Bloom, a girl Evelyn Biechele Taxi Driver W Ralph Emerson I I i a I l W F 5 ty Q . if ' , 5 ll 1 5 P , I ,L , I ,. 1 it ,s , P T, l l 1 l , l l 1: Ig - A I Q V, li ,H i . I 55 Q i K A . i , 1 i 1' . r 5 f gf A . '-vm. 1 Y +, I '. P N l l 5 1 l I I I 1 . 1 ,ii E R E , Q . l l I I 4 5 i 3 I , 3 r I I 1 l 2 I 4 l I l . l , l il 1 ., l 1. m i , l I r l ? 1 Y THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA ORCHESTRA The orchestra, which was a new venture of the music depart- ment this year, consisted of twenty-six pieces. As there were not enough College students to round out the orchestra a few pieces were borrowed from the High School. For this assistance the Col- lege was very grateful. The orchestra furnished the incidetal mus- ic for the plays which the Junior College Players staged. It also appeared on the Teacher's program of lVIusic Week and played for Homecoming Day. All creditafor the success of the orchestra venture goes to the director, Professor Riley. The string choir, of which the violin quartet formed the basis was one of the big hits on the Junior College and High School program of Nlusic Week. The following members composed the choir: First violin, Turney Gibson and Nlilan lVIahale, second ,vio- lin, Robert Young and Leonard Shopmaker, third violin, l-lenry Schneikart and Wilma Sappington, fourth violin, Robert Cowden, Guy Ricker and Gladys Caprong viola, Jesse Green and Helen Youmansg cello, Catherine Wellemeyer and lVlrs. L. L. Tompsong bass, Grace Davis, piano, Justine Toler. ' 89 l 1... Vw- A . - , - Y ' ' ' 'f ' - 4 . vsxm.:::-g:.-.g..:9-:a-2-aL-':-rs.-.u:aa.1sk.L5.Q-' 1-all :ri-ki.-fini.-.-5313 ' qi-' ,-2535, , i , ,, , , 'ar . ih,,.g,,.,.4,.,,:..:1-.44:vc..-sg-as-ra v1.:rx-ezzr-.Q-wglnsc.-1.-42' ': l? f -ww' -1. A-es.. THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OVVAISSA 1 4,10 , Y MALE QUARTETTE , The Junior College male quartette is composed of Hobart Vvvest, bass, Kirkham Rand, baritone, Turney Gihnon, second ten- or, and Martin Tipton, first tenor. Justine Toler is accompanist. The quartettehas not functioned to any Qreat extent this year. The untimely death of Edson Wickliffe, who was singing first ten- or, suspended their activities during the first semester. ln the sec- ond semester lVlarton Tipton dropped from school and their acti- vity practically ceased. 3 , , , ? X W k 4 , Q g .,,, L . r 1- A Q r , i 1 4 wx ,J mg. '-. X, K, . , , , . lt 42 an-'- I YL I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA I I VIOLIN QUARTET The Junior College Violin Quartet, for whicll this is the in- itial year, has already achieved fame for the school as well as for itself among musical circles of Kansas City. A violin quartet is a Very unusual organization and one in which the high standard ot musicianship of the players is maintainei. Literature of compositions For it is Very limited, but those that do exist are very beautiful and our quartet showed them to their hest advantage. Besides appearing on a large number of smaller sacred and secular programs, the quartet provided part of the pre- liminary of the Civic Choral ClulJ's lVlay Queen concert. It was the smallest organization to appear on any Nlusic Week program, and, together with the Girl's Trio and Schoolmen's Chorus, played over VV. D. A. F. , the Kansas City Star's broadcasting station. 41 ' A A I A A A A ,Y Y. ... A. . 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V' I '-v , .- . ., ., , ., , - an r .X N . 4 - , ' - - 1 .-z ',' . . .,, . .1 .. . 2.3:-,,,w-:m,, A I 'Ta . all K,.hi:,v -4. , , s V . - ,- N..,., , 1,--1 W ,fr 1' , :A- .: Q UI r-A V. - I J, . . -,-f , 5 A w ,gf g v .gli . 1 ' i 'V .I HI- ' L JV. .Y J 'TL A 5 n .:, W Q . n 1- , ,. ,V I K V 'AJ f ' , f . ' .- EouKilFH1NGsa, gmanmusr learn dO,Ulfe his record truc.To fhinb Wifhout CCHS fflsion, oloarlq. 'lo love his E-:llowmc-rn sinczerelq. To act Hom honest motives Dureh5.To trust in God and Heaven, sc-:cLtro1Lf . . .. - o - g- fa - --:H W '-afg,:a:zw.1:...,agk1.r n-411. THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA ite, Weinhold, lVIcClinti -', Zuber, lVIitchener, Coach Gustafson, Edwards, Jolliff, Kreiger, Nay Glasgow, Bishop, Baker, Dean, Long, Rider West, Arn. FOOTBALL Last fall Junior College was introduced into the realm of foot- ball for the first time. The large squad that turned out was very enthusiastic and at one time there were enough men out to have two teams in practice. For a beginning team Junior College tackled a hard schedule playing teamsthat had been playing together for two years or more. Although the scores were mostly one sided the team did not lose its fighting spirit and- grew stronger as the season prog- ressed. Before the Thanksgiving game yellow journals came out with the slogan, Great Scott, why not, get hot, Beat Fort Scottn The student body was expecting a good game from our boys and they were not disappointed. Many humorous incidents helped to keep the spirit of the game up and to give the campus something to talk about, such things as, the number of men big Kreiger laid out, and lVIacH lVlcClintics, black eye. Taken as a whole the past football season was very satifactory and the student. body is looking foward to the coming season with high hopes for a successful season. 44 9-foo Q a v 6 I 1 l N I 1 1 TI-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA 4 Charles Gustafson, better known among the College stu- dents as Gus , came to Junior College in 1925 from Shurtleff College. Gus', piloted the foot- ball team through a hard fought season and produced the best basketball team the college has yet turned out. Gus's greatest trial was the track team which he managed to get going by con- stant spurring Roy A. Dillon assumed the respon- sibility of filling the position of athletic manager. Dillon really was the main stay in the football and basketball teams. lVluch credit must be given to Dillon for the success ot the different teams, al- though he refuses to be the goat and take the blame for their failures. 48 1 -- ,. , Y , , , , W , I T , ,s.gs- wuf..: - ss.- , srizaa-.-eziegzna-.sf4.:sa3.si-A-:gals II I. II I II II II 'I ! Il 'I II I I I I I I I I I I. I II I II I I I I II I RAY RUSSEL I Forward, Captain III II I I I ED ARN , I I I gf' C5 C1 I KIM? 47 I I HARRY DEAN Guard I ,If I j of j I If iff-. Ip ' I - 1' I jr . I I I I I , II II . II I I , , Y fans.:-ur:L-YY' .A., -,,,v,, Y --'aixvigy fl:-'H-4iL: 147i 'W ' ' 7' M' , TI-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA I 116 I I I I I I E I I 'I YI f.I I ,I 'II 2 I II I - DICK STAI-IL A Forward I WITI-IERSPOON I Gua d 'I 'I II I HSPARKI-BY BAKER Forward I I I I I I -k-. I, I . ff' 9 r,,I I II lf' I ? l 1 . 4 'I' ' 3 V . 5 1 1 I D l 5 , 3 .3 ' I 3 It . 5 'L 2 5 z i is l. 2 ? S' 7 1 1 THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA BASKET BALL The call for basket ball men brought out a large squad of experienced college and high school letter men. The season start- ed off' with the college squad out- classing their opponentsin every point of the game. g ' Towards the last ofthe season Gustafson's squad encountered stiffer competition and more experienced teams. ln face of such difficulties the team showed fine spirit and always putuup a hard fight. A 5 . 1 T T . This season has been by far the most successful season the college has yetcompleted. 3 The team scored T345 points to their opponents 275. The average ofthe team never sank below .500 and for the greater part of the seasonwas high abovewthat mark. lVIuch credit must be given to Coach Gustafson and to a few loyal rooters who helped to keep the moral of the team high. DAlT'E OPPONENT PLACE J. C. S. O.S. L. Dec. 30 Argentine There 13 Jan. 7 Western Dental College Here 19 Jan. Kansas City University There 23 Jan. 14 Roclihurst There 28 Jan. 21 Iola Here 18 Jan. 29 Wentworth Here 24 Feb. 4 Olathe ' Here '23 Feb. 1 O lola There 2 1 Feb. 1 1 Fort Scott There 37 Feb. 22 Wentworth Here 27 Nlar. 7 4 Olathe There 29 Nlar. 3 Kansas City University There 13 O45 Totals 345 275 1 W .vm . --- - . . ---. - ' - . - -- ' -sr4:-:aus-wczafszzgr--:g.:aaaafrk.-:.:5C-23113-.1.3.L-41 2.-4 3'i3r3fEZ:5-:Hn .. ,. . , g - , .,-, ,I ,.- :-' Qc-: : . Q :- -jf-..,.H 1. , ,-.,,,, .-,1.,N - gr-1 L-we-:aware :-5.-Lzfgz-1:-:.m-.u:x:-fn-:lA2+1-c-af1r:x!sfamBu?-:::9-1 H-'l1S'12'DE?F5f2'2'ff!27'f1 - --1 ' ' -----2------h - -' -Y---F' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 K 1, 11 1 I A U THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA - 15 1'-f ' ' ' ' ' f' -' . V' 'I 1 TRACK Herb Prater was the best man in 100, 220, and 440. He has trained consistently and shown a great deal of interest in the team. Dick', Whittaker was the high jumper and ran the 440, Kirk Rand, distance runner, doing the mile and half mile. Herron showed up Well in the 440, half mile, and 50 yards. Davis, captain, was the heavy man, throwing shot, and running the mile, and, 440. Theyteam has entered the K. U. relays, but up to the time of going to press, We have no returns. lVlac , football captain, was out for track and was a good man, according to Coach Gustafson, but couldn't stand the gaff. 1 . ,481 7 -f- '-'iii f f-'T' i-JLQJL 11 1 - Y,-.-,-.s..--1141?-, A- .......,....--,au.a,21,..n1.w.1.-...q,.-.. DOB SHQEMACHER Center DAN GY BRENNEISEN Forward THF JUNIOR COLLEGE OVVAISSA MAURICE HARMON Forw rd CARL XXVI-HTH Cenff r' MARVIN NAYLOR Ml Q Q55 MAC MQCLINTIC Gila: C1 W3 WV. fi 47 Guard .4 , -T - ., , 8 , h.- . . -- . ff--aw-- -amz,h1.,.:,..u-,f4z,:n5.,.,: 'ga..a2ii,gg1a,,,-z,a:T .,..n--1.-2igg,gar:sLae-ayp: Y-asf..1-.-i4.:vcz-.Q-1:11.:u.:qA-a::fng:xap,'s45L:-.::g.-:f:uzag-gg-a:e!7sr .P-..e:-:::5:':':9.11tr::1.g-,ep-2-zr: :faxes Pt'-:fc -5:-:sr - THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA GIRLS' BASKET BALL Nliss Ardis Hill, who has just l completed her first year as phy- l l sical training instructor for Jun- ior College ivomen, received her Bachelor of Science degree at Em- poria State Teachers College. During the summer of 1925 taught swimming at the Univers- ity of Colorado. For the past two years, 1925-26 lVliss Hill has been employed in the phys- ical education department at Bethany College, at Lindsborg, L Kansas. Through Miss Hill's efforts a lively interest has been created this year in gymnasium floor E work, swimming, and the vari- C C ous other sports. p Girls' Basket Ball as an inter-school competitive sport, was discontinued in the Junior College this year. ln making this move the Junior College follows the lead of practically every College in. the State. I Under the plan substituted this year a large number of girls were able to learn the game of basket ball and to take part in actual competition. About 80 girls took part in a preliminary tourna- ment at the beginning of the season. From these players a first and second team was picked for participation in the High School Class tournament. Competition was keen and some good garnes resulted. l Two games with the Night School Girls Team result- Xed in Junior College victories. A maximum of 150 points toward an athletic letter, may be earned in Basket Ball. Points are given for coming out for prac- tice, playing in the preliininarytournainent, making first or second team, playing in required number of games, and for passing the skill test in basket ball which is given at the close of the season. Eighteen girls earned points in Basketball this year. I :'- kc :- Q 'L N,- 50 . , , , TI-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE ONVAISSA K CLUB ln the fall of 1924 the first K Club was organized while lVlr. Riley Was coach of athletics. The organization consisted of men that received K's in either minor of major sports. A majority of the members graduated from school in the spring. As a result there vvere not any members to return in 1925 and the K Club was discontinued. With the basketball men of l925 and the football men of 1926 the K Club was again. origanized. The members eligible for mem- bership were men receiving K's in either major or minor sports. There are tive offices-- president, vice-president, secretary, treasur- er, and sergeant-of-arms. Charles Gustafson, director of athletics, is the faculty advisor. The K Club endeavors to assist the other organizations of the college whenever assistance is necessary or desired. It is the dutr of the Club to help enforce the action taken by the Student Coun- cil of the college and cooperate with the teachers and students lor the advancement of the college. V Y , . f A r - .. , , x.:?,q .s.a1g.pp..gag.a..1an:.4a5im.e-.l4..5L' up I5aSr3A:Ls.i,.s-.-sy.3af sa: ,g,,g3,, w. .1 I 4,1534 .Q K-. ,5.gysQ.,1i-ffilffie-QifiSP:'i71t:'!11Tf4'f E'f':K2 1'f-F+'1 ':4n11:eggs-5g1-.-: 95me-q:-aezsr::: ii-:-:r?Ls?:?5'-1irI:-.:.-9,9-4-::2,:LsP,'s'i'Frc':--3 ezezs' THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA 5 Q GIRLS SWIMMING Altho Swimming was not elected by a sufficient number of girls in Jr. College to make Swimming Nleet possible this year, interest in the Sport is growing and in the plans for next year, more time will be given to Swimming activities in the Girl's Ath- letic Program? I A number of girls passed the skill tests, thereby earning points toward their athletic letter. According to the Womens Athletic Association Point System,points in Swimming are earned as follows: Winner of first place in meet 50 points Winner of second place . . 80 points Winner of third place . 15 points Pass Red Cross Life Saving Test 50 points PassQBeginners Swimming Skill Test 30 points Pass Advanced Swimming Skill Test . 50 points ., , SJ I, 52 ft ?- ?' Tt'ff ffCf'fb'f T :digs if-1-r+:Q21i:'f:e1i'11 -.:fe-hx:-Qzfefrffzf-af?-Fave-if:-Q991511-E-9-ww-1-in - :..,. , THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA v i 1 1 i v L - Q 1 WOMENS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIDN President . Claudine Stone Vice-president . Lucylle Perry Secretary . Helen Nlason Treasurer T ...... Nlary Rankin lThe VVomen's Athletic Association, sponsored by Nliss Ardis Hill, instructor of physical training, is a new organization this year. The purpose of the organization is to promote physical effeciency among Junior College women by fostering an interest in athletics. Emblems are awarded on the point system, five hundred points being necessary to earn a letter. Twenty one girls were working for a letter this year by participating in the following sports: vol- ley ball, basketball, baseball, swimming, hiking, and tennis. The sport managers are, Constance Crockett Basketball . . Volley ball , Charlene Forbes Swimming . Wanda Carroll Hiking . Con-stance Crocket E 51f i . ,. V , l -. , , ,.. i . 4 -. .. -:..:.:1:..-:1:Lf:.f-az:-2-1.-.-g.:faa..::1:-:.:5-.1fi:.y.e:ln..1.,e-.1,.fj:,.: RSPB-,421-27.5-.-sp 1.31-' qi, ,ig3,,,,, 1.0. X 11 ca --M-r-4, -qfA.,,y-afd.-4, ' .w tv 1 1 i 1 s . N A A -3 4,5 .Y qv 1, Y, M' ., v 'QF -.. , vf! f..4 ,M , in A: 5. , x 7 I 1 v n a - 'R X f - - '- f 'urs 3 ,aff .A u, X 1 ' ff, -9 ' 1' ,' X 4 . . X' ff if ff ,Q V X r , U i , K. ,lrf: J, ini ,' i' 'f 4 1 . ' . -ff . - - mir ' Bvsvswwlgsndaggg Good old Aid: if good whenlifz Swmfdmw And your how about md, Just to Feel the hand- + clasp cheer? Ofa Hue old loya fridlld? ., V HQ, .f . M- , s , M k .V I ' r' : ia.:a-1'.-wmv'-.m'f:1 -,.....a.fs- sb.-..:..:xci, .H , ,N , W THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OXNAISSA THE IUNIOR COLLEGE GIRL DEFINITION AND CLASSIFICATION The Junior College Girl is that typical member of the speak- er sex on the third floor of the high school building who knows every Larter by his commonest cognomen. Socially speaking, the members of this notable class, the Junior College girl, divide themselves into Larterettes, associate Delphis, and free lances. Larterettes are common to the club and usually passed on to avoid anything beyond amateur friendships. In short, they combine to make brief cases. Associate Delphis, on the other hand, are more stable. Moreover, they are usually an asset during auditorium study hours. The third class, that of the free lance is more heterogeneous, as the name and common characteristic indi- cate. Often they gather, in groups particularly at college events in order to assert their independence. Again the next time they are likely to make a raid, as true free lance conquistadors. Intellectually, they fall into classes determined by the degree to which they aspire, namely, A.lVI., absolutely marve1ous:lVI.D moderately dumb, and A.B., altogether beautiful. The absolutly marvelous Junior College girl is a vertable paradox, aftermbeing known as a member of one of the classes just described. But just as surely as her wave is permanent, when her rhetoric theme is read runs in marvelous liquid diction through the rapids and ov- er the falls. The moderat. ly dumb girl is a.lready cut out to be either awife or an instructor, for she always answers a question in class with another question: What was the question? or It is such and such a way---is it notn The third class ofthe Junior College girl is extinct. 5 si ' L ' ,gl ,ykgk ,' 1 ,rx ix , U E A in THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA DEDICATION To the spirit of friendship that exists between , the Larters and the Delphis, we dedicate this section. May peace reign between them. E 5 ' Q. .ji .53, , V - - - - 4 4 -- ' - -ag:- P- zrsarz-H. :A he .,-..-f,....- e. TI-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE ONVAISSA :ga-.5-L:q.L.-.4I.v.. - ,, ., , Y l ,, ,, ,gl ,M ,LY K Y a SIEBERT Sc FORD LABORATORIES We pay highest prices for stray cats and dogs. Buy direct from us and be sure of the best quality of sausage. RIP AND SCORCH CLEANERS Let us Edwardricate and Arn your best clothes. You will never recognize them as your own. 1 MATRIMONIAL EXPERTS We succeed where you have failed. Send for our booklet, HlVIoonlight' ', con- taining numerous poses of the authors in actual experiences. J. VVood and I VVouldn't. SHURKENS POWDER CO. We carry a full line of face powder, gun powder, and roach powder. Let us rid your home of pests. We have pow- Q dered charcoal in jet, suede, and airedale for colored patrons. ' ft' I. I e 1-'Q gl , l rii I .1 , I 7 l J' l WISDOM Sz STONE CANDY KITCHEN A full line of sweetness. Kisses our specialty. All flavors, two sizes, and three temperatures: hot, cold, and indilIerent. Free samples any time. GIBSON'S scHooL OF JAZZ Play some instrument. Buy a saxaphone or other stringed foot-agitator. Be the bane of your neighbors. My shortcut to success by injection of jazzmania produc- ing saxophobia and Hddleosmia is now being used with good results. .XV EPITAPH POET If you don't believe it read this: There was a young girl from Wehawkin, From morn' till night she,d be talkin' 5 A slip of her tongue one day punchered A her lung, At her tombstone now they,re gawkinf Fred Davis. I .QE If I ,aj .lil . 5 I ISENBURG'S BOOK OF PEDIGREED BUNK. A book of stale humor. A rare collec- tion of antiques. This book of jokes, in- cluding myself, guaranteed to make you groan. Send two bits in postage stamps for YOUR copy. PUBLISHED DAILY . 56 - TI-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA z 1 li I Ki V x r x :f Q A I Y i x I 1 1 l 1 Y y 4 x x J l I V C! VV? i w X , w 2 1 , v 5 I 5 r 2 E 2 v 1 E M 2 + 2, El is I . V 1 55 f 1 3 i E R 75. H mu -I U -A-J-wwh, H, ,... .l ..-..I.W.1..E1N,-',T1. .-1.'.g.:.' Lf., L...-.1: L: ..:-'- .- .Q - - .u .Q , , - 4 , 3 :,' ' J,gL 'L. - 1 k,igEgg,:g-A1g.,4.,,1n.,q7-,gg-grgm-gpphgxg-2-.rgearpvnizk-u na 1 . 'Anus xr:-n-QSHFH-i--.. . . .azz . . , Y , W., ., -ff -.-f- - ------XM H 4-A--H ------------W - f --' - Y ' f I - -- -'- - - - - --- . -'VTTJT''f'I.:f'T'2'7,:?1'5.-: .3-1 -T ' , fra--gf -,M , - YY. ,,,,,,LH H Www, ., . - -, V--- --H--. ..-f,,. --,Y ': -V Y - ,-5-,iii THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OVJAISSA . 5 3 f 5 1 Q 56' THE JUNIOR CCDLLEGE OWAISSA l ,' ' ,, ,k ,X , wl W , T x r i BY THEIR SONGS YE SHALL KNOW THEM Aifft She Sweet - Cfezudefze Stone He's the Last Word - 70672 Mdrfg'7g Pretty Little Thing - Gfzezrlef BTEHHEZTEH Just a Little Drink - Eg! Arn Tough Picliin - Lgrfgry M2 TOO - iffzefmez Curb Breezin Along - Eqygbfyg Sfgybgrg I Need Lovin - Pew! Geodfwzh Steppin Around - Owen Afleyz The Lost Chord -I FrgdDe1fw'y l Love the College Girls -- D072 Raye The Flatterer - Ngrmgn Bgugbn y - School-Day Sweethearts - 7u.fZZ'77e cmd Sparky Nay! Nay! Neighbor - fgek Wood Wistful and Blue - ,Dixon Haugbf I Don't Mind Being All Alone - B05 Troffer Brainstorm - Arfzofcz' Ifefzburg y Fdllin DOW11 - Marfzh T zffezz Monkey Doodle Doo - Harry Dean S l've Got the Girl - Wzffard Pfzzffzfy My Marnrna's in Town - Herbert Prezfer Why Don't You Smile' - T607 'Udld WeZ'rZh0fd ' t There Ain't No Maybe in My Baby's Eyes - Rely Sefzurkziif Spanish Mamma - Gfelefyf CdpV07Z A . I wish I Had My Old Girl Back Again - Guy Reefer, The Girl Friend - Ruffz SfEfZUd7'f J., - is 5' J H P it 117- 4 ' Y u I Jr V -5 ,, ,: - S. . SGLZQA ,,,q- - 4' ---- --,:::zx.v.v+3..v T.,-e...f-M - A - -A - I V- A H-mira.-svf THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA N x Q, N . x x f. K x X f. .fmf Q X x 60. X. x 1 fl, ra 1 , 32 ,Ai 9? .! e . E .e if ,ws , ,s'.X fl P I i,! 's iq e E Z if I X 2 , 34, 4 Fi T! 1 . i 5 xi ,,, '1 33 L, Q2 ,Q ji i x ,M , ill y f '3 1 .M ,, ,- H ff ,',,1 50 jf fx 1, ,f A N 1 I I V. ,, 'Q V. 15 .L :.I ,, x 1 ,fa If 1 I 'xc , 1 , 'H ,ty f I .W s 41 J, VI II .x .'A ' 1 'i f? ,, R: 1 5 TI-IE JUNIOR CCDLLEGE OWAISSA I II I I I I I I I II I I I II I I I I I II II I I I II If I I . , I -,Q II H I I I , VI II II 'S II I ,I ,I IZ II II I2 Ii II I I II I I, Ii , I, I II I I 3 I I II I I I I I I I , V II II. I III I I ' II I I I I II. IJ' III I 59 II - I I I N. I ,, -....I.. .....I,..1.1f::,. --4-2. - '-'-SLR - - ----- - - - A -' - 2--'- HV' 'A - 1-gi-:.i:51:1:'vrms.nea.a-4-vm-51-In 'gm--...a-rnwwa-:snseP2.s-a..:I. : . rr . . du- , J- , , ,.., .1,L.s,-.,, v,,,?pgmiz..gs:hmrp3xs:7':3c3,A v-Y -Yivlvq A-VY K f -Y Y W . Y V V ,Y -- M , . - -Y ff , 1 ,1,- , v:gfYLY.-vA- - ---- II I gg-5s.gs.s:,::---:uf fr - 1 - ' wwf!-zrsafsf-si-S4161-: ':f'5s'eA ' ' -,,.... r.. - .-. Z F .. ' ' . ' 'i2.21.:f.s3g?f.g.v':v'-Eff-fhfifli21 -v sfllrwff' JYf:'zi f, 'I--1-1'-222-v'f' AT . THE JUNIQR COLLEGE OWAISSA N , . ,N : S ff - g. A W X ,. , E .62 TI-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA f ,l' ,,, M1 1 V5 X 1 1+ 1 ,I r W U' 1 . I H' 21 . W V 1 J ,1 El fl ,I 1 G N N .i I H ,i iz Nl WE '45 A I N Nl ,lg il N P N A? ti lk F JJ li , .4 Vg M1 2 i Mi f if 1 My lx 5' ix y, 15 la J i? in wa Ili 'e f 5 E 5 v f .1 z mf 1 f 1 f ici- lie li: w' , U2 55 'Qi fa H! LE xi 11 ' if A iv Ei i QE U ,Qi 112 P fi ET ,L Vi 'r J . Li 23 ,li ,si iff ii '1 gi L if . if C, . gi R. ah lt fl , 41 x-' H ' 5 ,ig Nl, 'L ' ,MU--U. .,.. .-.-. .-..-, , -...,. ..... .,...3.:.f:L: gpg..- ., n.i H Y 4, -..- . . -.5 -',, ' 1' I-P231459 3-Efm?!ftfff:5:e?'2:1-izffeif?n?:1v'rf--eww rw-WF'-'-f - - --W ' - 94,5 .T,. -,Tia -f-4 ff- 'f -f ,L f ' A ' ' - Ii , C .. r , , .E to ., 2 ,,s.,r, -E 1 mm ww- n.-e?.ss,--2u- THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA CAN You IMAGINE - - Miss Daugherty falling in love with her leading man? JMotter Gaffney on the honor roll? Constant Crockett in love? Dorothy Wisdom a missionaryto darkest Africa? Iona Klock a Nlack Sennett diving girl? V Melville Fisher a heavyweight champion? Virginia Clsen a dance censor? Dorothy Pearson getting married? Mr. Riley with a full crop of flowing black hair? Magma Mfsg wiiiafd Phillips? t A ' t Sparky Baker six feet four? and weighing 323 pounds? Carl White a hero? V Ruth Jackson going steadyand being true? Dick Stahl ever having a brilliant idea? - Hobart West without Mildred Anderson? Ervin Mc Clintic singing soprano? Miss Van Cleavenxchaperoning an outlaw party? Bethelhpage out for track? . E I Eugene l-lopton being boisterous? Miss Garrett peeking through a key-hole? - V Mary Rankin angry? Ruth Swarm a snake-charmer? Arnold Ulsinglassn without a wise crack? Donald Rose keeping silent? Miss Wenrich flying into a tantrum? . Josephine Fischer kicked out ot school for Hunking? Q Lurline Anglen wearing lots of rouge and lipstick? The Delphis treating the Larters? E' 64 q 'Q K ,Qi I ,P ,, 'E ,,k ,I ,-'E is SE i 'a '. 1 -1 x QI 4 4 S 4 a .JV l .T iv s' F ., y 5 ,J 1 1 I .awe e Y k l 5 7'1 T TI-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA M ' ,j I . 1 '13, ,Y 'Cr 11 1 1 63 4, lu H ,A-ww wmv I, ., , . ,., .Y , ..,.,.-. - .....:..1. ,L .13-. ,, 1.'.g.:.f A I.. 1.,.,5.1: 1, , . - - f - - -- - - - A - , - g.' ' -' ' - - 4 Ima.-p,.a.f.f:1-.11sq:-su-.u:.x::hwars-:sn-a.r,r-'emu1-.sw ann-:r-11:51 1-2-nv-1-W! H- . ,.-.------- -Q.-gg..- u,srr-ruff-!11 ?-! 1 A, Mu,-,J 41,1 .,, .,-. -,A,..., H A V K. - I -fb --f--M -- ---A ' U' ' I . 1 N y , . H ' 11 2 I v , , - -- -Q + 1 Q THE JUNIOR CQLLEGE OVVAISSA 1: 1 ' ' HF? l N! ' Mil me , W Hi 3 53: ' ll P: ,Y U 4 Q4 V1 , 1 ,N .M f ! 91' V . ws v EN N- 1 , 14 ,, A , V, E1 ' ' , 'u ' -'A 1 .1 Q - ,.w.,' A . ! I A Q1 Q f I1 -W . ,- 1 f ' f . q I Q I X . 1 W .HJ 'Y 4 f I 1 ' y I , ' 1 . ! 1 ' 1 1 I 1 - Y N 1 M' 3 . ff .Y if A 4. H, wa Il, 'L My 1 .7 , r Q u' I E p 1 1' 1 'C 'H 1 1 ., 1 s 1 M 4 11. 1, v u 2 H! f 3 ' f! 1 U 'I ! , 1 ik fr 1 .15 In . I xx ' I ' , sf., 5. ll H. r' ' 1 ve 2, ' f 1 Xi . '1 ' -'1 ' rn ' I 1113 ' 'QE I 'z li -Q-5 1 -1 W1 1 x I 1 x V 3 I ' . . , , ..- 1 . I I ' W s I 1 - . ' 5 , C: 1: X - ff 1, 1 ! ,ff xx N12 A . M fi if - ' Mfr g ' 'p,L '.4,f 'QA ' w mf , U9 - ' Hi 66 Mi ' , lj! 1 ,fi I , ,- , N 1 w Ai gn-, ,-. - ,,,, ,, ., lx 1. lu l !f 5? if ii P TI-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA A- -3-au!-A qs :haw 'Fr 74. -1 my -iz-PWD W- 'f'- 2'--' '6 I I E E E . S I Q I g I 11 H , E Ei E P Q 3 H P 5 Q x E I: A! iz H 3 E E !l E r E 5 w A 1, Ni Vik K2 11 +2 , 1? 1- wi lf 1, N1 ' Y: Li if . 42 'lr :V 141' wt may E2 1:1 ws vl Ei N. li? ig! if Q: ,.. BI si Q3 y. 12 5? iw l I ar h ' qs? Q1 X li! ln iii :fl ' ' :Sl Gt ?!9 65 Q A 25 ' 1 ! li , , 4 --13L E J-Ai-3- '+ff,E'fQ'f.'3f,iiff?'j-?'3',i'if,'Efg5?5g!f1'?EE 2'.gl'753gii'L'?:'51'4:5752i'7M::':F::l 'H'Ste W...-aw-.Q-,5..f mms-sm,,ML.1 ,. 4. 4 4--4 Lorraine Bowler Gertrude Briggs Harold Brune I-Ienry Buck Charles Carter Walter Danneberg Margaret Egy Paul Emerson Lloyd Fitch Arthur Jones Harold Jones 4 Clarence Kreiger Harold' Nlinniear Noma Riley Robert Shannon Ione Vandeveer Clifton Smith Siner Rickel I Susie Robinson Anna lVIae Baird Raymond Barker Ruth Bigham TI-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE ONVAISSA CLASS OF 1925 2903 Bethany 733 Lafayette Bethel 2024 West 35 1354 North 26 I 1613. South 14 2242 Stewart 1017 Laurel 1224 Waverly ' 1240 Reynolds I ' 71 1 Garfield Oklahoma 1019 Cleveland 38 South 20 1725 Cleveland 2315 North 10 2231 Stewart 1931 Nlontgal Lawmont, Kansas At home Teaching Commercial National Bank Kansas University Barrack Publishing Co. Parker Publishing Co. College of Emporia K.C. Art Institute , Journal Post ' Special at Junior College K.C. Pharmacy Oklahoma Webb fb Barrett Grocery Kansas University 1 Teaching lVIusic Teaching at John J. Ingles Rex Art Casket Co. At home in Texas 'Ifeaching school 1 CLASS OF 1926 19 1 6 North Allis 2539 Belfontaine 1602 Louisiana Howard Brandenburg 1703 Quindaro Alma Brown Dorothy Emerson John Flannigan Thomas Flynn Charles Foulks I-Iarold Gainey 312 North 15 1027 Laurel 203 North Benton 1 107 Sandusky 1420 Chio 301 North 18 '68 At home Montgomery Ward E9 Co Kansas University Balfour Co. n K. S.A.C. Vvashburn College Nlissouri Pacific Kansas City Kansan Kansas University Junior College I 'P 'i I F1 L-1 l n i rig l .- -vga,-.--1 xi.-. .-.1 4 - , , , TI-IE JUNIOR CQLLEGE OWAISSA a PGSITIVELY, ABSOLUTELY! S Sunday, ln a Little. Garden, when it Wag Moonlight on the Ganges, l was with Precious, My Little Bunch ot Happiness, and blavin' Lots ot Fun. A Collegiate came up and said, Nayl Nay! Neighbor, I Gotta Get Myself Somebody to Love. lsaid Quit Nlessin, Around Nluddy Water, you're all wet. How Nlany Times must l tell you and Sam the Qld Accordian ltvlan to stop hangin, Around Here and There twith your Crazy Words and Crazy Tune? I know that my Girl Friend is Adorable, and that youfre Just Wild About Her, but If You Can't Land l'ler on the Veranda, don't come around acting So Blue. Remember, we are School-Day Sweet- hearts, and regardless of what you say, Sheis Still Nly Baby. l,ve Got the Girl, and No Fool- in,, She,s Nline All Nline. Then he replied,l Don't Care, Everything,s Made tor Love, and while l don,ti mind being All Alone, pl still ex- pect Hugs and Kisses, from, That Certain Party. But l ended the affair by saying, WVhat's the Use of Crying, Nothing Else Nlatters Any More. Go get Just a Little Drink of l-lot Coffee, and Dry Your Tears on the Turkish Towel. Yester- day, Mary Lou said Deedil Do, so Me and My Gal are Alabamy Bound for Honeynmoon' Bay. Some of These Days you'll be Falling in Love with some other Pretty Little Thing, then you wo11,t be YVistful and Blue. Bye Bye Blackbird. 67 11'1'- 4. af' 'fra-37: -:f 7' - I-F'2'T '-'-'f- vi' -. .fzff-H --------.-.-V-f-W-----V--V-V..Y-,,Y,,, , , , Uilffj-ff-155: 52'-S-522515,-1-5 T2:9f'5'??G'7'f5 '5H?f'M95aa4ri4:g':a:aana5v:ae'aaq4q53,:safa,mW:a:g,p.k.e....,qg., - , . - W -v -ff .,- -:: ,.,, 4 ,,,,,,A,,,,Y,, V ,.5.. . , --. . . - V . , - - - -- --. ... ., , , .--'----- .-v-.- W... .. ...., , , L-Hwrfgya -Q, , 4, , ,-,A ,,-Mn, g , Q -- ,., .. . v::..f1-1-1.21. --,-r f 4-4 f- Q X 9' 5. 1. 4 1 47 1 THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OWAISSA , f ,...,f- , f f W K f f K f 1 f , 7O H . 2 1 , 1 I W I . J A ,ms 9 Q 1 . 'F -51' I 'ff 2 Q -N J, v ., 1 f . X9 x R ' f-X 1 V Q' , , . Qi V: ,U , s' 'F ,lx J y Q 1 4 2 3, X . 'N ' f 1 L lea 3 5 . af '52 . Q' l Lf! I. , fi V ij, -'g-'1 5. 1 rx V f fe- 5 'T E 9 1 ' E 3 1 .JH Q 1 1 .1 I '.j 1 I 1 :XV fi 37,1 , , 595 . qi H :ffl . 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