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

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,,,,q,-.aura-ae-ggvan.-.-1 A Q , .I -1--4-41.4-4415.5-nga.: .ang ',f, -- . . . . .- SCIENCE Approach ye, with an open mind, a clear vision, and a real desire to learn scientific facts in biology, botany, forestry, and the social sciences of sociology, economics and history. Tramping through the more uncommon parts of Swope Park, pausing to observe every flower and rock, and attempting to identify every bird by its call, its appearance, its flight, or its habitat, we see Mr. Shirling and a class of students. As an authority on all phases of nature we turn to Mr. Shirling, sincere and learned in his field. Searching for tiny bodies under strong microscopes, studying the anatomies of earthworms, and learning other interesting and unfa.miliar facts, we well remember the course in biology under Mr. Ploessor. We learned other facts, too, how an automobile runs, how we can hear over a telephone, and the principles of the telegraph. In social science, especially sociology and economics, heated arguments be- tween members of the class and sometimes between the instructor, Dr. Chambers, and a student, intersperse the regular class routine. Yes, you have guessed it. He is our debate coach, also. Just try to talk Dr. Chambers down. ,- x Y M7 f 4 SHIRT-UQIG , DR. CHAMBERS MR. PLOESSER .f ,f fa 7 S ' fb I X, X' I Q mr f WL J ...Q -A ff V Y Y! ,fr ij' A-if .4 2 if iii, ,f 5 16 1 5:2 5 ic -'Ji 3 f 'qa6uq.iQi'Sg-iivli-l -.v-n.fw11f.m 'Li.s - 'Ea-Q:-ww- ' if -51 EQ ' ' Q ag- ' 1 12-PQQIA' - ' j ' 'f 1 ... ' -- Fi: '1 -A ' l : 'j --9-L - f'-riggi -s 'q,,

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..... . , . . - ... - -iv-,f - 1' -sgmfgge-E-ii! Y. Pri-lfaffvf-wv-1+Hf4uf4v-H'sWvP:2S'v'NwGh-:'rEfe:+5-r?eeemesH:saeEzE+:!-e-z-gE5f- sa-g,-.y-4gs75qs-43r:g-fa5n5fv:l?R:!fEF1l'eeve:ge-s1f:i:P12?1'-Ff'Lf'9? f!5f???r jf. 1 , -'- HEALTH Who would deny that active participation in sports, baseball, basketball and swimming, and a basic knowledge of health habits and principles leads to a wholesome and vigorous person? With Miss Schafer as coach and instructor, we not only thoroughly enjoyed exciting games, but also learned the rules and the consequent sportsmanship. We all love Pat Schafer as our pal. Sometimes we did hate to take that first plunge, but as usual the first one is always the hardest, and we soon enjoyed our swim. lf you aren't a real fish, you soon get to be one in the swimming pool with Miss Jones to push you in. She knows the points where we need help and is constantly im- proving our technique. Daily, into a cool, well ventilated and well lighted room, many girls and faculty members go each day. Why such a popular place? There are the scales, and to many they tell a sad story and must be made to tell a better one. Under the rule of Miss Bennett we see a more healthful lot, with better sitting and walking posture. M153 SCHAFER MISS BENNETT MISS JONES l 15 l - - F-i,4,,,,,,,, hnwQms9a1wmnnnn?nwnnpshn+esrifayas-vi-F-saguuphviaxng. :unix-Qi-L ,Q-.Sig -E-raaaiiaa

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' mtft -Ji M s'2 -.-- ----- 'jf .l.?'5?JE l 5' fl-'f as ,.5,-.qf.1- !l'h'lU3i'35'l:ll 55?2!'r'l'JE1'eh7' SUPERVISORS There is one group that many are not yet acquainted with at Teachers College. They are the Supervisors. Several of them we know and have already included in our faculty, Miss McKay and Miss Ward. However, we must introduce Miss Lambader, Miss Robinson and Miss Strachan. Did you know you have an l. Q.? In other words a measured intelligence? lf not, then you will soon know just what it is you have, and more than that, how to find the I. of a child. We have a typical picture of Miss Strachan at her work. Miss Lambader, though she does not come into direct contact with many of us yet, is well known and loved at Teachers College. She's another of our smiling teachers. Her especial field is supervision of the Intermediate and Upper grades. Nliss Robinson, though seldom seen in the College, is exerting a definite influ- ence on our probationary girls, through supervision in the Primary grades. We hope we shall all have the opportunity of working with one of these supervisors in the near future. W., , 1 1 4- , 4, 1 a f , ' fm, 455 ff? - 27 V , MISS LAMBADER Miss RoB1NsoN Miss STRACHAN l 17 l