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

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I . Page10 THE JAYHAWK FRE SHMAN CLASS V--' . V .Y . .. . , I I i I I i fr' PICTURE I ROW 3: Don Lindsay, Warren Landrey, George Holyfield, Jim Jester, Duane Hubbard, Waller Haskins, John Henderson, Jack Lauber, Joseph Jenkins. ROW 2: Herby Higgins, John Bowlin, Bill Holmes, Jeff Hampion, Larry English, Fred Hunfer, Conrad Sfanlon, Marvin Kroh, Kennefh Boese. ROW 1: Mary Hasneur, Jean Johnsion, Lois Henry, Richard Hashimoio, Howard Kalebaugh, Bill Lane, Bohby Hicks, Mifzi Huri. PICTURE II ROW 3: 'Bill Oldham, Richard Beilharz, Bill Brown, Bob'Brooks, John Augusiine, Ernesf Allorighf, Edward Burwell, Norman Biiner. ROW 2: Georgia Adams, Barbara Blake, Jean Cox, James Keilberg, Wendell Bynum, Doroihy Baclcsfrom, Jeaneffe Carriger. ROW I: Eleanor Duckworth, Waodyne Bengfson, Dorofhy Crisp, Charles Hay, Kennefh Brown, Alfred Scherer, Shirley Cofhers.

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THE JAYHAWK Page 9 llfter Ten Years DON STEPHENSON Steve was president while we were soph- omores, Now he peddles toothpicks at your doors. BIRDYE I-IALE Birdye was sophomore class treasurer, Now minting money is her only pleasure. RUTH ANN MEARS Ruth Ann was secretary of our sophomore class' For only' a quarter she will rake your grass. DORIS MCCORMICK Doris McCormick, tired of school teaching, Burned her books and now is preaching. N OLA CLOUD Nola Cloud has done all right: She dances at the follies every night. ROSE BACI-IMAN To the J. C. Jayhawk, Rose gave her allg Now she is editor of the K. C. Call. GEORGE SCHNEIDER George Schneider-tall, dark and digni- tied- Bootlegs and gambles on the side. SHIRLEY FRIEDEL Modeling bathing suits during the day In private life she is Mrs. Callaway. MARJIE MYERS Marjie Meyers did fine as Jane Eyre But on her Broadway opening the place was bare. RICHARD DEAN GODFREY Richard Dean Godfrey gets nothing done But he is having lots and lots of fun. CAROLYN FRIEDEL From ole Junior College Carolyn went west: She finds those Hollywood wolves are such a pest. BOB KLAMM Klamm has run Dunninger off the air: There wasn't room for both of them there. MON A HUGHES Mona was fired from teaching school: Her students complained that she was too cruel. ELEANOR NOVAK Eleanor Novak has chosen the worseg She now is driving a funeral hearse. DALE MULLINS With his personality Dale has traveled far Or perhaps it was his ole' Ford car. JEANNE WALDVOGEL Jeanne always liked dull Sociology And now she is teaching it at ole J. C. VIRGINIA LEMBO Virginia alias Lembo for the past few years Has been having n time with her eight little clears. BOB NUGENT Milking cows is quite a chore But Bob Nugent doesn't mind it any- more. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Bobbie Hicks, Cliff DeMcss, Esther Mefaxes. GEORGE BARTLETT If with your love affair you feel beaten and worn Just write to Bartlett's column, Advice to Lovelorn. JACKIE REILING Jackie Reiling having lost all hope of marryin' . Took Miss Penne-r's place as school librarian. MIKE SPAIGI-IT Mike, with a rabbit's foot in his pocket. Took off for the moon in a streamlined rocket. SHIRLEY COWGILL When your car breaks down don't get in a panicg Take it to Shirley Ccwgill, she's an ex- cellent mechanic. BILL TIERN EY Bill Tierney because of his great knowl- edge Replaced J. F. as Dean of Junior College. VIRGINIA TURK Virginia Turk in J. C. was a brain Now she's a caretaker for the insane. KENNY CALLOWAY Ken Calloway was a basketball star Playing pro he didn't go far. MARY BROWN Mary Brown leads a quiet life Now that she is the President's wife. -MARYBELLE EVANS. Definition for Advice: Giving away something you can't use your- self to someone who doesn't want it. -Floyd Miller. Candle Service With the twenty-seventh annual Christmas Candle Service on De- cember 20, Junior College observed its oldest tradition. For twenty-seven years the students, faculty members, and friends of Junior College have commemorated the Yuletide season by assembling in the gymnasium for the singing and the playing of Christ- mas music and the taking part in the candle lighting service. In the service this year the Christ- mas spirit in the school was por- trayed by Mr. Charles Smith, '25, Donald Stephenson, '50, and Charles Smith, Jr., '51, The story of the first Christmas was read by Jeanne Waldvogel, '50, and special music was furnished by Harriett Smith Weible, '37. The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Josef Rosenstein, played Pre- lude by Alex Guilmantg and the chorus, directed by Mr. Iden Reese, sang Jesu Dulcis Memoria by Vit- toria and Jingle Bells, by Ray Charles. ' Other students who participated in the assembly were: JciAnne Deal, Betty Schulteis, William Oldham, Mitzi Hurt, and Robert Tompkins.

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THE JAYHAWK Page 11 F RESHMAN CLASS ,-,.. .-.,. , AX 1 PICTURE III ROW 3: .lol1n Houch, Roloeri Baclgley, .lolvn MacMurray, Don Rudow, Gordon OH, Paul Milcinsici, larry Robb, Gene Newboid, Thad Nugenl. ROW 2: William McBride, Harold Meyers, Morris Erickson, Don Roberfson, Tony Palmisano, Adam Mondanlc, Bill Mann, Berry Laws, John Pace. ROW 1: Joan Lackey, Esiher Mefaxes, Anifa Manley, Danna Mills, Paul Nafion, Wilbur Palmer, Carol Kobefs, Delores Kelly. PICTURE IV ROW 3: Kenneih Collins, Demand Goulcling, Jae Walfon, David Gilman, Bruce Dimmiif, Roberf Fromm, George Coe, Richard Carr, Vernon Debus. ROW 2: Paula Frederickson, George Corcoran, .lack Earlywine, Dewayne Fallin, Jack O'Shea, Charlie OHen, Myron Gadow, Keith Gallehugh. ROW 'l: Cafhryn Gunfher, Frances Fagan, Tom Green, Jeanneffe Farlish, Gayle Granberg, Richard Dear, Carolyn Fendorf, Loring DuBois, Sieve Yarselik. .