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

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THE JAYHAWK Page 11 FRESHMAN CLASS PLATE IV TOP ROW: Don Philo, Eugene O'Drowski, Victor Peck, Don Nees, Bill Sanchez, Gene Nolte, Bill Thompson, Ralph Schumacher, Harry Schanker. SECOND ROW: joan Mueller, Barbara Morris, Bill Stanley, Bill Potts, Richard Newbold, Kenny White, Paul Nation, Mary Robohn, Marilyn Myers. FIRST ROW: Edna Meyer, joan McFadden, jean Thomas, Kathleen Mahoney, Shirley Mahany, Martha McWilliams, Dolores Mock, Virginia Mermigis. PLATE V TOP ROW: Frank Sager, Robert Straub, foe Rock, Bill Ziesler, Richard Verbeck, Wally Smith, Frank Wasco, jay Stock, jerry Thompson, Donald Swegel. SECOND ROW--Edward Stubler, Leonard Smallwood, Paul Yoker, jim Tice, Wilbur Roberts, Frank Solis, Wesley Veethusen, Roy Swearengin, Bonnie Ninemire. FIRST ROW: Barbara Tweet, Patricia Williams, Dora Mae Ricard, Gloria Rausch, Ann Rita Werth, Gerry Swan, joan Sedlock. Lois Sweney, Alta Rash.

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P29210 THE JAYHAWK F RESHMAN CLASS I PLATE II TOP ROW: Ronnie Evans, Jack Douglas, Wayne Flaherty, Bernie Harnmons, Jim Deal, Bob Dill, Bob Dunnuck, Bob Huff, Gene Gastl. SECOND ROW: Velma Gaston, Jim Dahl, Jack Hackathorn, Bob Dutton, Don Evans, John Hanfelt, Bob Fawks, Alva Eason. FIRST ROW: Mary Ellen Driver, Estelle Goodrich, Joanne Fromholz, Joan Dougherty, Gladys Gaston, Mary Ann Strumillo, Margaret Follett, Lura Lu Daniels. PLATE III TOP ROW: Carl Kent, Paul McCue, Jim Johnston, Bob Lehmann, Harry Matheney. Kenneth May, Carl McCormick, Lawrence Long, Walter Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Jerry McLaughlin, Derlene Meyer, Jim Karnaze, Glenn Johns, Ray lwercer, Kenneth Kite, Jack Haden, Virgil Hare. FIRST ROW: Marjorie Hubbard, Billie Games, Laura Hunter, Joyce McMillen, Joan McBride, Carolyn Hoffman, Pat Hurt.

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Page 12 THE JAYHAWK UNESCO One of the most active groups on the campus this year has been the Junior College UNESCO group headed by Charles Hudson, president, and Gayle Granberg, secretary-treas- urer. At Christmas time the Wyandotte County UNESCO council, which is now headed by Miss Christine Wen- rich as president, paid the postage for fifteen packages sent to the small town of Bardenfleth, Germany. February 8, the group sponsored the Sweetheart Hop at which 547.00 was raised for the CARE book fund. Anita Monley and Bill Strumillo reigned over the dance as queen and king of the evening. Students from the Graceland college as well as townspeople attended this gala affair. In early April the Brotherhood Panel from Junior College spoke for the Wyandotte chapter. Praise was given for the interest which junior College has in inter- national relations expressed through UNESCO and the Spanish Fiesta, by the surveyors who interviewed fac- ulty members and students concern- ing accreditation in the North Cen- tral Association. All in all, the UNESCO group has had a very suc- cessful year. Student Governing Body Bill Strumillo headed the Student Goveming Body this year as presi- dent. This is the organization of Junior College which conducts and carries on business affairs concerning the student body and has represen- tatives from every five-hour class. At Thanksgiving time members of the organization took up a collection from students for the children in the orphanage which is located next door to the Horace Mann building. This group also helped the Indigo Imps sponsor the Homecoming parade and dance. Other officers were: Shirley Ashley, vice-president: Martha McWilliams, secretaryg Patricia Ryan, treasurer. Dean Wellemeyer sponsors the group. ACTIVITIES UNESCO Gayle Granberg Charles Hudson STUDENT GOVERNING BODY Shirley Ashley, Bill Strumzllo Martha McWilliams