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

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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