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

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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

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? 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