Kansas City Teachers College - Ye Pedagogue Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Z'--:':r+ -Y I -,rf-1-f:s-. t ,ff - 3141 lf' :Xia O Ci .X 4,--Mziwlx ,..-A-,.-A - M 'rl ,, ---M A.. 2 Cv ti ,B--r r-r-.TTT V rl if , :Lg . X 'v 'X F NX. ff, 'ffxuiiwiai 'f T Y' ' Nski fQ?75:fXTr:lY11'fQm kwin' ' fs X gf' ik'-Qlrgsg f' - c .. ..:4tf,f 1 I New Organization Formed This 'Year Top row-McLet-sc. Freeman. LaRosa. XVood. Hilsabcck. XVilson, XVatson. Moling, Hallett. Third row-Smith, Carl. Becm, Osborne. Jordan. Neufeld. Ulrich. Klautz, McDougall. Second row-Norman. Copeland, Case, Matteson. Baldwin. Bratton, King. Thurman. Bottom row-Brown. Murphy. Gitterman, Baskett. Miss Schafer. Stone. XValz, Devi-ns. XVecks, SchalT, Trowbridge, Kester. McCIarcn. This year a new organization was initiated into T. C.. namely. the Athletic Association. which is taking the place of the Athletic Club of previous years. Anyone may become an associate member of this club but the active members are those students who have won thirty points on the basis laid by the executive committee. The association sponsors all athletic activi- ties of the school, including the annual Miss Schafer ' hails from the C e n t r a l Mo. State Teachers College at XVar- rensburg where she received her B.S. In the summer she re- turns to War- rensburg to teach there. posture contest. swimming meet and field day. The executive committee who outlined the work for the first semester was: President. Geneva Hilsabeck: vice-president. Lena La- Rosa: secretary-treasurer, Marie XValzt head manager. Mildred Stone. During the second semester the president was Edith Brown: vice- president. Lena LaRosa: secretary-treasurer. Ruth King. A representative from each division also served on this committee. Y ' XVe were glad to welcome Miss Mealey back to T. C. During the Hrst of this year she attended Columbia Uni- versity where shc received h e r M.A. Miss lvlealey has taught in Minneapolis, - Kansas and Ok- lahoma. She has also taught at , Northeast Jun- She makes a peppy adviser of the Athletic As- sociation. ior High. KATHERINE SCHAFER ETHEL lVlEALEY Ph sical Education Health Education U .s ,fa fi Cf-w1f.ft.fog,,-fAxf' 'xwfxcffgq Q QQ p -aff' T- xo .4 XM, fo-rC..XJxQ2X5. A Q l 9 2 9 ' i211

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-2'-Qs v Mr. 1' .X -xi .I 5. - xx!! 'EW M Tx TQ:-xt vkgafeq Q-'itzfii I is X-e. . --wx A-ff'i fTiii1Xsi ri ' Q .. 1- Ui-.--v '- - -L .-.L X?.-yflkgLf ' fxfifp ...-,-1 1 .---fa' Tiff' Annual Literary Contest a. Huge Success BRENNER CAMPBELL ' BURNS GARRARD GLASS KEPHART The tenth annual Literary Contest was held on PHILLIPS DEVENS CHlLD S STORY March 28. The Tau Kappa Delta Debate Club won ll Anna phillips, ..'--..... V ,Phi Lambda the ,confcstj I , , 2. ' Elizabeth McDougall. . . . .Tau Kappa 'l he individual winners in the contest were: 3A Elizabuh M,-ldduxh , . Q l Q .,,.. Kappa Phi DECLAMATION 1, Donna Gai-rard .............. Kappa Phi Alpha ADULT'S STORY 1, Helen Nlarie Owens, .......,. Tau Kappa Delta . 3. Pauline Busch ...... .....,, P hi Lambda Sigma 5: ggfgf Blfgxjfff : I If ------ f1?.'1EauL3laZ':,1A STORY TE'-LING 3. Frances Matteson. , . . . .Kappa Phi l. Betty Eevens ...........,.. Tau Kappa Delta n ... Lucile Baldwin .............. A. E. S. Nature 3. Dorothy Tustin ............. Kappa Phi Alpha ORATION 1. Gwendolyn Kephart .. ...... Phi Lambda Sigma 2. Muriel Osborne ......., . .,... Tau Kappa Delta 3. Edith Marie Case ............ Kappa Phi Alpha EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING l. Dorothy Glass .,...,....... Tau Kappa Delta 2. Mazine Cozart ...... .. ,.,. Phi Lambda Sigma 3. Elizabeth Klautz ..,......,... Kappa Phi Alpha POEM , 1. XVinnie Campbell ............. A. E. S. Nature 2. Helen Moore ......, . ....... Tau Kappa Delta 3. Frances Dickey ....... . . , . . .Phi Lambda Sigma ESSAY l. Marion Brenner ............ Phi Lambda Sigma . . ,Tau Kappa Delta . ..., A. E. S. Nature 2. Florenre Primm... 3. Irma Hallett ........ Nliss Scrl received her degrees from the State Teachers College in XVarrens- burg and the University of Denver. Miss Serl has also attended Columbia University and the University of Berkeley. While in England she attended the Universities of Cambridge and Oxford. Her Erst teaching experience was in an elementary school. Vkfe are justly proud of Miss Serl. since she was the first teacher in T. C. and she is the author of sixteen juvenile supplementary readers. Her books about 'Early Kansas City are very popular in the schoolrooms here, Miss Serl's name Sigma Delta Alpha Sigma Delta Alpha EMMA SERL appears in Vk'ho's W'ho in America. Engllish X.- . Q f'1?jL'L , W.. . . F' ei- ,F .. f. It Rf-A A XM -- gi X he X-Ws-.,Nfx Q 1 Q 5, F201 I

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f KTCFCF EFX ,-:JL 'P V141-,L 1 its 'i 'o if-Lx 1 .f SHZX,-'f 4g't ' ' Q55 XXX RP , ,f it cg f N- fir:-,etxmx e K ,gg NK Q, .Mew-,,,f jig, Fellowship Club an Inspiration to Students 1 Top row-Crawford. Vvilliams. Primm, Pickerill, Brenner, Hook, Baskett, Wood, Ulrich, Free- man, XVilson, Watson. Third row-Dahl, Copeland, Kephart, Norman. Klautz, Popplewell, Persky. Thurman. Second row-Brown, Stone, Glass, Owens. Garrard, Walz, Gitterman. Barker. McClaren, Mish- kind, King, McDougall, Gilmore. Bottom row-Devens, Cozart, Switzer, Johnson, LaRosa, Smith, Miss Ward, Osborne. Short, Weeks, Jordan. The Fellowship Club was organi- zed to develop a true spirit of com- radeship and to bring to its members the spiritual values of life. The Club has had many good speakers who have given talks which inspired the students of T. C. For one of its programs the club gave a St. Patrick's party which de- lighted all of the students. Those officers elected for the first term were: President, Muriel Os- borne: vice-president, Marjorie 'Eu Schaff: secretary, Helen Barker: treas- urer, Donna Garrard. These oflicers served during the second term: Presi- dent, Dorothy Smith: vice-president, Wilma Weeks: secretary, Louise Wood: treasurer, Ruth King. 4 In addition to Miss Ward's teaching at Teachers College she also planned demonstrations for the upper grades, this year. Miss' Ward is a graduate of the University of Mis- souri where she received her B.S. At Columbia Uni- versity she received her A.M. Much of Miss Ward's time during the summer is spent in gaining more knowledge since she goes to Boulder, Chicago and sv. JULIA MAE WARD this year will attend Leland Stanford. Education . - . A. K' fi?--'rfi'Si+15'e-f as if c Cf -' if-' X- Nc,f' f- A Q V,3,,,,,.f4:-- A' ' - NC, . ,rr 1--XZ-- Nx,,,i xg Xl A. ff N l 9 2 9 E221