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

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1933 YE PEDAGOGUE Miss MCCoLLUM Miss STANLEY Our first impression of Teachers College when we came as bewildered fresh- men, was of a pleasant atmosphere, that was imprinted upon us by Nliss McCollum's helpful air and pleasing smile. As she stood behind her desk, ready and willing to help us, we knew that we were going to like the school and meet cheerful assistance on every side. 'No student's problem is too trivial to gain Miss McCollum's attention, and never is she too busy to give her time to you. You know when you see and talk to her that she must have some kind of hobby or she could not be so happy in her work. She does have one and it is a particularly lovely one- music. Much of her time outside of school is spent in attending concerts. If music as a. hobby can give to one that lovely smile and pleasant air, it would be well for all of us to adopt it as ours. Perhaps you have never taken Miss 'Stanley unaware and seen her as we did once. She was sitting at her desk with her chin cupped in her hand, a far- away look in her eyes and we only needed one guess to know of whom she was thinking-George. We did not blame her at all for we would day-dream too if we had a ring like hers. However, the fact that her time is being fully occupied by this young man does not interfere with her work. There is a possibility that Miss Stanley may not be back next year and that her name may be changed, though not as Dr. Price's was. If this should happen we would certainly miss her, but, of course, we would wish her all happiness. E201

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1933 YE PEDAGOGUE HONOR ROLL Senior Honors CONRAD, MARGARET MARY MALLORY, MARTHA ZIMMER, DOROTHY AKRIGG, JANET Junior Honors GOLEDBECK, ELSIE MUELLER, LOUISE E221