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

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I 1 ,f' P I s wi ,Qs ANNA FRANCIS Lavender and old lace. ff. A' 'Kip , ., 1 V j 1 L' lk X. ,lj elf! ffxxg ,f ffl? X A ' A HARRY FREEMAN fl If So sball ye foil and accomplislof, VIRGINIA FREEMAN Beauty is the index fo a larger facf Haan wisalomf' MAI FERGUSON 4 y -look into sfill wafer. But have a care' you do noffall in. TYLER GILBERT Dian may hold all sorfs of posfs lJe,ll oniy bold his tongue NIAR-.IORIEIGRAHALNI T1'JrouqlJ.life's deserf sprinqinq sweef, Her flowers of kindness qrowf' SARA JEAN GRIEST How sball sbe know bow we all worship ber. JS, I ELLA HALL Q J A er ways are ways of pleasanfness and all laer ' pains are places. QM HAROLD HARD'ING Lei women and wine fake seconclplacef' HOWARD HAMILTON i H likeable man, a jolly man, buf lasf and leasf' a ladies' man. Page 'Twelve

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f lf X l V , y 'x ,f 6 1 A , I f- ill - i s ' ff' i i N 'A PRESIDENT ..... BUFORD BARRETT Love bath made this thing a man. 4 VICE-PRESIDENT . . . LUCILLE RICKENBAUGH Hndpleasa1ot is ber smile when ye meet. SECRETARY .... MARTHA BISHOP ' H merry heart maketh a cherry counfenauce. TREASURER ..... VERNON PICKELL Little strolfs with a miss make my grades like this-O Page Nine t , LJ, ,n, Y I V Sophomores The largest graduating class in the short history ofthe Kansas City Kansas Junior College has done its important duty by electing Buford Barrett president and chief' announcer of that dignified and stately group of' Broadcasters. To Lucille Rickenbaugh fell the lot of being assistant announcerg to Nlartha Bishop Went the honor of being o-peratorg and toVernon Pickell came the dutie of' finding finances for carrying on operations. The Broadcasters have taken an active interest in every Worthwhile activity in the school, which has enjoyed one of its most successful years. And the sophomores claim their share to the glory for those successes. In dramatics, in athletics, and in scholarship the second-year students have led. The Broadcasters took and active part in the Candle Service, in the lVlixer, and the football banquet. Convocation programs this year twere in charge of two sophomores, who did the best work ever in that important field. l

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- -if 1 ? 1 'tx 'X !-!- - A ,- - 1? 659 if a '-a R I tb M W w 91 TI-IELIVIA COLE 71 The temple of purest thoughts is silence. MARGARET CRANIER K 77 'A qood listener, therefore a wise student. HAZEL CROSKEY f Love, truth, and valourform a magic qem. NADINE DICKINSON Her wishes are usually Granted. MURRAY DILLEY I'm tlyinq high, hut I qot a feelin' I'm fallin'-- GLEN DORNIOIS So waqs the weary world away--why not he happy?', 'N N 1 BERNIECE EASON sl No thanks. No more chemistry. Q , I ANDREW ELSON 1 For I 'm just a vaqahond. 1 l 1 GVVEN EVANS . The unusual--an excellent athlete and qood scholar. I NEDRA EVANS ' Her's are the smiles that make dimples--not wrinlzlesf, X A 1 w W i Page Eleven