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

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WE WISH to express our appreciation for the material assistance and moral support given us by our friends, the Advertisers, who have made possible the dis- tribution of the message we believe this Shield contains. We are sure our readers will avail them- selves Of the opportunities found on the fol- lowing pages.

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Nanking, China, Pearle Tibbetts, K. C. N. T. S.., Aubrey Tyree, Kansas City, Kan., Maurine Vincent fMrs. A. R. Brownj, Columbia Sta., Ohio, Hope Wolfe, K. C. N. T. S., Martha Younglove, Sioux City, Ia. 1916-Anna Cox, Kirwin, Kan., Jeanette Cushman fMrs. Claude F. Nutty, Wichita, Kan., Frella Fisher, Los Angeles, Calif., Dora Ford fdeceasedl, Ethel Harvey, Baltimore. Md., Elsie Hill, K. C. N. T. S., Rebecca Munoz, Los Angeles, Calif., Ina McKean fMrs. Lewis N. Hoppockh, Jacksonville, Ill., Pearl McKeeman, Tulsa, Okla.3 Mal'- garet Martinez, Hermosillo, Mex., Mamie McGuire, Cleve- land, Ohio, Cora F. Paine, Buffalo, N. Y., Clara Rust fMrs. Paul B. Gwinj, Morrowville, Kan., Mary Wright, Denver, Colo. 1917-Anna Banman, K. C. N. T. S., Dixie Carl, Barre, Vt-3 Page 86 Letah Doyle, Tulsa, Okla., Glenna Eslinger QMrs. Chas. Hatfieldl, Copeland, Kan., Edith Gavitt, Hopb0'Gt0m, Pa-3 Nellie Gray, Kansas City, Kan., Pearl Hugl'l0S, Kansas City, Kan., Christina Hulburd, Lewiston, Me., Elizabeth Jennings, Detroit, Mich., Lillian Judy, K. C. 'N. T. .S-5 Daisy Krapf, Sioux City, Ia., Lillie Lunde, Sioux Clty, Ia., Mabel Merkle, Jersey City, N. J., Ida Porter, KEN' sas City, Kan., Stella Robison, Los Angeles, Callf-5 Bertha Salisbury, Sibley, Kan., Bertie Sawtelle, Bremer- ton, Wash., Kate Stricklin, St. Elmo, Tenn., Louise Smith, Oswego, Kan. 1918 1919 1920 -Carmel Brown, Golden, Colo., Agnes Garner, Lincoln, Neb., Mrs. Minnie Gorrell, Albuquerque, N. M., Sadie Hambleton, Sioux City, Ia., Mearle Hoppock, Barre, Vt., Marguerite Kaulum, Nome, Alaska, Susanna Long, Dela- ware, Ohio, Jennie Lancaster, Los Angeles, Calif., Beatrice McKee, Northfield, Vt., Bertha McCreary, Daw- son, N. M., Bessie Meeker, Nanking, China. -Ethel Ard, Barre, Vt., Catherine Armstrong, Pittsburgh, Pa., Laura Braghetta, Newark, N. J., Emily Clark, Kan- sas City, Kan., Parthenia Ratzlaff DeFevers, Cherokee, Okla., Florence Louise Domine, Jersey City, N. J., Glenna Doud, Detroit, Mich., Veryl Haines, Fort Dodge, Ia., Hattie M. Heath, Albany, N. Y., Laura Holmes, Kansas City, Kan., Grace Houston, Ellis, Kan., Grace Hutcheson, K. C. N. T. S., Nettie M. Judd, Philadelphia, Pa., Freda McDaniel, Kansas City, Kan., Clara Setchell, Jersey City, N. J., Wilma Swartslander, Jersey City, N. J., Gertrude Tipton, Arkansas City, Kan. -Jennie Eddington, Detroit, Mich, Catherine Ferguson, Kansas City, Mo., Maud A. Hall, Newark, N. J., Bertha McCreight, New Castle, Pa., Lulu Patterson, Hutchinson, Kan., Esther Paulson, Newark, N. J., Ethel Rogers, Columbus, Ohio, Ellen Smith, Sioux City, Ia.

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What Shall I Do This Summer ? You Will W ani a Posiiion We are expanding and shall need several well educated young women to fill lucrative positions this summer. If you have taught school or are a student, we will consider your application. 1 A student at the Kansas City National Training School earned 3597.80 in twenty-eight and one-half days this last summer. - Address FRONTIER PRESS CO., 704 American Bank Building, Kansas City, Mo. Miss Garretson and some girls at her table were talking of buffalo and how the antelope used to be chased by wolves. Miss Saathoff Cfrom Iowab- I never saw any antelope or wolves or any of those other wild animals they are talking about, running around here.', Miss L. Dickman:- I never saw any cantaloupe running around, either. It takes eighty muscles to make a frown, only thirteen to make a smile. Why not smile ? Perfect liberty is perfect obedience to law. Cherishing ideals makes an ideal life. Great thoughts make noble characters. Popular opinion is not a safe guard. We are apt to think that the man who does not what we know, 1S ignorant. know When dead wrong meets dead right then it's di- vine to fight. Kindness may be defined as lighting our neigh- b0r's candle by our owng by which we lose nothing and impart something. PHOTOS FOR THIS PUBLICATION MADE BY NICHOLSON STUDIO, 911 GRAND AVENUE.