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

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PAECTI28 THE JAYHAWK I ZIUTIJGHI-IPHS Take tn the Air Force! Young men with an eye for the future take to the U. S. Air Force because it's the Service of the future. You choose top training for peace or war when you choose the Air Force . . . and you choose the pride that goes with being one of the best, in a topflight outfit second to none in the world. Toke to the Air Force...for an interesting, rewarding, and exciting life. Choose the Air Force way by visiting your near- est U. S. Army and U. S, Air Force Recruiting Station, iLocal Addressi. GET ON TOP . . . STAY ON TOP . . . with the U. S. AIR FORCE , . of onY Seffice VeteZn1Snow enlist' if qualihigi, with old Qfvdes 0' bfnezi Inn? basic training, be gsggne B ially to a nearby Alf Fore? use' Non-veterans CON nqw enhi' ga ratings consistent with IEC. In skills prior to basic trann I9' I UNITED STATES ARMY AND UNITED STATES AIR FORGE REGRUITING STATION L 642 Minnesota Ave. Kansas City, Kansas

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THE JAYHAWK Page 27 Leaders nf Juninr linlleqe FACULTY Superintendent ....................,... F. L. Schlagle Dean ............ . .............. ....... J . F. Wellemeyer Assistant Dean ...... ..... ........, . . C. W. Harvey Librarian . ................................. Erna' Penner Registrar ..,............................... Margie Bopp W. F. Asendorf, Neal Evans, Loren French, Violetta Garrett, Mary Ellis Gra- ham, Herman Grundy, Clint Hammer, Al- fred Heider, Bemeice Houdek, Paul Jewell, Carl Jones, Robert Luyben, Inez MacKin- non, Ben Moore Marion E Phalen, Her- bert rich. Ragsdale, Iden Reese. Christine Wen- SCHOLASTIC HONORS SOPHOMORES WITH OVER 100 GRADE POINTS Charles Alber, Robert Badgley, Woodyne Bengtson Mann, Barbara Blake, Jeanette Carriger, Carolyn Fendorf, Keith Gallehugh, Gayle Granberg, Walter Haskins, Charles Hudson, Carole Kobets, Anita Monley, Al- fred Scherer, Doris Yendes. FRESHMEN WITH OVER 35 GRADE POINTS Charles Achterberg, Marlene Adams. Dewey Bernard, Carol Cawood, James Deal, Jack Douglas, Margaret Follett, Eugene Gastl, George Georgeff, Carolyn Hoffman, Patricia Hurt, Kenneth May, Derlene Meyer, Joan Mueller, Marilyn Myers, Cal- vin Platt, Gloria Rausch. Dora Mae Ricord, Harry Schenker, Ralph Schumacher, Ger- aldine Swan, Lois Sweney, Barbara Tweet, Ann Rita Werth, William Ziesler, Jr. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ............,..................... Bill Strumillo Vice-President ....... ........ R ichard Beilharz Secretary ........................... ,Carolyn Fendorf Treasurer .........................,.... ..Dorothy Crisp FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President .................................... Jack Haden Vice-President ....................., Robert Coulter Secretary .........,.. ....... M ary Ann Strumillo Treasurer ..................,...,......... Delores Mock STUDENT GOVERNING BODY President ................................ Bill Strumillo Vice-President ............,........... Shirley Ashley Secretary ........... ....,,.. M artha Mclllilliams Treasurer ........ ...................., P atricxa Ryan Sponsor ..... ..... . .Dean J. F. Wellemeyer UNESCO President ...............,.,............ Charles Hudson Secretary-Treasurer ......... Gayle Granberg FRENCH CLUB President ................................ Mary Robohn Secretary ...................... Martha McWilliams Program Chairman ................ Joan Mueller Sponsor .............,........ Mr. Herbert Ragsdale GERMAN CLUB President' ............................ Richard Beilharz Vice-President .... ................... E d Howard Secretary ..,,.... . ......... ,..... V ernon Carroll Treasurer . ...................... ...Dora Mae Ricord Sponsor .........,............ Miss Violetta Garrett SPANISH CLUB President ,... ................. .... . . .Jeannette Farlish Vice-President ..,. ......... C arolyn Hoffman Secretary ......... ................ S hirley Krause Treasurer ....., ........,............. N ancy Carey -Sponsors ..... . ....... Miss Violetta Garrett Mr. Herbert Ragsdale YWCA Presidents ........ ................... J ean Johnston Mitzi Hurt Vice-President ..... ................... M itzi Hurt Secretary .......... ..........,... G ayle Granberg Treasurer ...... ........................ J erry Swan Sponsors ..... ....,. M iss Inez MacKinnon Mrs. Berneice Houdek YMCA President .......................... .... H arry Schanker Vice-President ............................ Bill Sanchez Secretaries .......... ...... B yron Johnson Jim Crates Sergeant-at-arms ....... ....... E d Hughes Jim Bodine DELTA PSI OMEGA President ................,............. Harry Schanker Vice-President ............................ Jack I-laden Secretary . .,........... . ................. Carol Cawood Sponsor ...,............ Miss Mary Ellis Graham INDIGO IMPS President ....,............................. Cliff DeMoss Treasurer ..,... ......,.. S hirley Cather! Sponsors ...., ........,... M r. Iden Reese Miss Erna Penner K CLUB President ....................,.... ..... C harles Hudson Secretary-Treasurer ......,......... Bill Strumillo Sponsor ..........................,. Mr. Loren French DRAMATICS CLUB President ............ Woodyne Bengtson Mann Vice-President ........................ Charles Smith Secretary ............................ Jean McFadden Treasurer ......,..........,............ Barbara Morris Sponsor ................ Miss Mary Ellis Graham BASKETBALL TEAM Jack Priddy, Herby Higgins, Walt Has- kins, Bill Brown, Bob Stewart, Bill Stru- millo, Ed Hoskings, Dave Chambers. Bill Long, Frank Wasko, Gene Lazzo, Carl Mc- Cormick, Don Dorsey, Jim Johnston, Al- vin Eason, Jim Hathaway, Richard Verbeck. Coaches-Mr. Alfred Helder, Mr. Paul Jewell. GOLF TEAM Bob Stewart, David Gilman, Frank Wasko, Don Swegal, Ronald Day. Alvin Eason. Wendell Bynum, Jim Johnston. Coach-Mr. Iden Reese. TENNIS TEAM Don Willson, Charles Hudson, Roy Mer- cer, Jack I-laden. Coach-Mr. Clint Ham- mer. SPEECH TOURNAMENT Harry Schanker, Derlene Meyer, Carol Cawood, Mary Ellen Driver, Bill Sanchez, Robert Dunnuclt. BROTHERHOOD PANEL David Gilman, Chairman, Frances Fagan, Robert Dunnuck, Gayle Granberg, Derlene Meyer. QUEENS AND KINGS Homecoming Queen, Shirley Cathers: Sweetheart Hop, Anita Monley and Bill Strumillo, Fiesta, Jeannette Farlish. FOOTBALL TEAM Roy Alexander, Edmond Vaught, Dave Schmidt, Larry Dulaney, Norman Holmes, Paul Allen, Dave Gilman, Roy Meade, Jim McMillen, Bill Long. Charles Hudson, CHE DeMoss, Walt Schuler, Al Reed, Neil Beil- harz, Wallace Smith, Kenneth Cochran, Jeff Hampton, Bob Dutton, Richard Beilharz, Tom Rowland, Bill Bojek, Gene Thomas, Joe Thomas, Jim Jones. Coaches-Mr. Loren French, Mr. Alfred Heider, Mr. Ben Moore, Mr. Paul Jewell. TRACK TEAM Don Robertson, Charles Hudson, Bill Brown, Gene Thomas, Bob Dutton, Walt Haskins. Coach-Mr. Loren French. Song of Junior College With Apologies to Longfellow and His Song of Hiawatha In the heart of Kansas City By the roaring busy highway Stood the buildings of our college, Kansas City Junior College. All around it was our campus Was the campus made of red-bricks Split in two by highway forty. Bright around it shone the sunlight Bright with knowledge was the sun- light Glorilied with Learning's pride. There our most learned teachers Taught the struggling hopeful stu- dents There they thaught them English grammar, Clarified the definitions, Helped them through examinations, And passed them on by saying: Someday you will bring us honor. Encouraged them for further study: If you Hunk, you'l1 take it over! If you pass, why, all the better, I don't care if you're a genius, You must pass this test, you loafersl Many things our college taught them: Of the French and of the German Gave them Spanish and F iestasg Odysseus, with amazing travels, Showed them brief forms with their shorthand, Steeped them in vile sulphur's odor, In the brick gymnasium buildingg Followed history and logic Down the pathways of the centuries, Taught them Bacon and his essays, O. Henry's heroes and his villains. These are the subjects that they studied, Listening, learning from the past So that they might use it in the future. These are things they will-remember From the song of Junior College. -HARRY Sci-IANKER. Wish-I'd-said that dept.: A pro- fessor is a man whose job is to tell students how to solve the problems of life which he himself has tried to avoid by becoming a professor. Employer: But how can I be sure you have 'mathematical ability? Bill Brown's dad applying for the job: Here are my son's calculus papers for the last term. They show that I got 85 per cent of the problems right.

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