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

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CDFFICE Efficiency and beauty are a rare combination, but we certainly have both in our oflice force. Have you ever seen Miss Stanley in any way upset? She always knows the answer to your questions, and will stop her work to help you every time. For such a busy person, we can't understand how she manages to keep every blond hair in place. We all run ourselves to death for her, because, you see, she takes the roll of the Supervision class which meets first hour on the third floor. Judg- ing by a certain linger on her left hand, we fear future coeds will not have the pleasure of knowing Miss Stanley as we have. We certainly wish her luck and great happiness. Smoothing wrinkles off of perplexed persons' brows seems to be Miss Mc- Collum's chief duty at Teachers College. This business of being a registrar, and enrolling students to the satisfaction of everyone, including the teachers, is quite a position. However, she always greets you with a smile and you always leave with one. We wish to congratulate this efficient and satisfactory office force. Miss STANLEY Miss MCCOLLUM I 20 1

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vb-Haivezih' 3 F 37' 15 LIBRARY l I l 1 w i What's all the rush and the hurry? It's three o'clock, time to check books out of the library for a night's use. Efficient, quick workers take our slips and bring us our books if we are lucky enough to be the first ones. Surrounded by all imaginable books of information, bound current maga- zines, and files of valuable material and pictures, students bend over dustless volumes from eight to f1ve every day. Quiet reigns, sometimes by forceg but generally things are peaceful. What master mind has arranged this so efficiently that at any time a hand may be laid on any book. Miss Pierson is the master mind, the guiding power, whereby faculty and students may increase their knowledge and get necessary facts, pictures, stories or songs. Miss Pierson is ably assisted by Miss Pickerill, a product of our own college. We have here a completely satisfactory, highly organized unit of Teachers College, and even though our lines may buy many books we may be sure that they will be aids to future would-be teachers. Miss P1ERsoN Miss PICKERILL E191 V V f---1 ' - -'- 2 . . 'M - afwfaaaveaeeawweseawww-hffffffi-were-1-1-3555E-Firffif+?iv2ffvr-f-0-1-www-fihifi-s-:asseamaram-

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