Kansas City National Training School - Shield Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Glnlnra: Gold and White. lg H Al ggi. 3... ' :QS X 1 , l A, Ju an -'lb , . ' . i, .UM ,f-,L ,,!52E.f . 4- J .-nl, YI M, M 1 ' 1' f ' . 7 . '1 'N' ' Wu 5 .-fu, ,f .1 Ninn I : I M , '4 4'lK1lxl 'l, I I In l1ll:,,. ' 1 I d , ' X' 'V 5. That in Col. X illlnttn: all thingS, H9 might have the pre-eminence. 1:18. wmwm: President-Edna Rhodes. Vice-President-Edna Muir Secretary-Iva Tibbetts. Treasurer-Mary Lockhart. Historian-Helen Long. Prophet-Lola Baxter. Critic-Florence Lyon. Poet-Merle Bunting. Sergeant-at-Arms-Eva Calloway. Song Leader-Florence Eslinger Cheer Leader-Beth Stewart. Athletic Directol'-Mary McCulloch. . illlnurvr Daisy. Sung: Lord, Speak to Me.

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i An Apnrvriatiun The Faculty and students of K. C. N. T. S. wish to express their heartfelt thankfulness for the DFIVI' lege of associating with Jeanette P. Hunt RS 3 fflend and class-mate during the past two years. Always thoughtful, always ready. and C9f8'QY'.lJ0 give to the uttermost-herself. Her life Of Unflflng service has been a constant help in holding US UP to the highest standard of ideals. She not only lovfffif but truly lived, one of her favorite Bible ve1fSQS1 NFO? I came not to be ministered unto, but to minister. . No more fitting expression of her rad1ant.l1f6 can be made than that contained in the following 111165, written by a friend: I wonder why, With fields so wide, workers few, When one comes with eager hands, heart atune, So glad her share to do, God called her home so soon- . I wonder why. Do you suppose Her task was just to shine ,- So other hearts, like yours. and mme, Might knowihow brave a life can be Which rests in Love Divine? Do you suppose? Oh, this we know, ' She still shines on And nought on earth could quench . X The fires that glow in he21Y'CS like YOUTS and mlm Because He gave her :KPMG below. Just to shine. Page

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Ellrrahmrn Gllaaa iKnl1 Vera Krepps, Kansas City, Kansas. Margaret McDonald, Morristown, Tennessee. Ruth McDonald, Formosa, Kansas. Laura McMurray, Enid, Oklahoma. Cora Morris, Sedalia, Missouri Florence Pelley, Spriflgview, Nebraska. Helen Rink, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Dorothy Ruoff, Binghamton, New York, Gertrude Saathoff, Storm Lake, Iowa, Florence Slaugenhoupt, MOHd0Vi, Wisconsin. Wilkensburyr, Pennsylvania. Erma Spahr Marian, Indiana. Rosine Spencer, Sarcoxie, Missouri. Hazel Stephenson, Esther Baab, St. Paul, Minnesota. Gladice Bower, Laverne, Oklahoma. Eleanor Brown, 'Washington, Kansas. Helen Churchill, Charlotte, Michigan, Vera Cleland, Whiting, Kansas. A Goldie Cowman, Almena, Kansas. Louise Cushman, Neosho, Missouri, Ruth Frieze, St. Joseph, Missouri. Mae Fuller, Pasadena, California. Millicent Fuller, Hazel Gilmore, Kansas City, Missouri. Helen Grawe, St. Joseph, Missouri. Mae Greer, Oxford Nebraska. Parkersburg, West Vir12,'iHi21- Lillian Harter, Lorena Terry, Cairo, Illinois. Plymouth, Michifiim- Mary Hedmon, Grace Vause, Parsons, Kansas. Pittsbur2'P1, PGYIUSYIVKHHI- Mayme Hill, Lena Warman, Olney, Illinois. Shelbina, Missouri. Elsie Hoch, Ethel Wyatt, Hartford, Kansas. Perry, Oklahoma. Janett Howard, Esther Young, Kansas City, Kansas. University Place, Nebraska. Page 39