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

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YE PEDAGOGUE .... IQ34 p TI-IE JUNIOR IVS HE J IV division consists of students from other colleges who enter Teachers College as Juniors. The. division this year has been a very active one. Three of the J IV's gradu- ated from Northeast, one from Westport, one from Central, and one from P a se o High School. Five of them gradu- I ated from Kansas City Junior College, one from Northeast Junior College, and one came from a National Training School. One of these girls, Miss Dortha Dicker- son, went to Pittsburg to serve as a deaconess in a Methodist School, another, Miss Ger- trude Tuxson, is the Honored Queen of the Job's Daughters, Bethel number twenty. Many of the J IV's have held offices in the various clubs of Teachers College. They are very active and apparently quite inter- ested in our school. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President GERTRUDE TKUXSON HELEN BRANDON Vice-President ALICE KING ELIZABETH SPENCER Secretary HELEN BRANDON MARY LOUISE RIDER Treasurer MARY ELEANOR EELLS . DORTHA DICKERSON Members fthe J lV's are in the top picturej: First row: Brandon, Dickerson, Rider. Second row: Tuxson, Sellers, Eells, King. Page Fourteen SOPHOMORE ' CLASS HE Sophomore Class with the following officers: President, Erma Porter: Vice- President, Helen Leeg Secretary, Louise Gilliom, and Treasurer, Doris Olesong is comprised of three divisions. The S I division of the Sophomore class consists of those students who desire to teach the kindergarten-primary grades. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President ETTA MAE TIPTON JOSEPHINE HANSELL Vice-President DOROTHY KING MILDRED HUMBERD Secretary and Treasurer FRANCES BETTELHEIM MILDRED HAMILTON Faculty Adviser MISS MCKAY MISS MCKAY Members fthe picture of the S I's isithe lower onej : 'First row: Wollam, Hummon, Wright, Humberd, King. Second row: Clough, Tipton, Hansell, Bettelheim, Oleson.

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YE PEDAGOGUE .... IQ34 by a happy bride caught in mellow candle- light caused many a masculine respiratory system to function irregularly. Cn and on- around the world-music, laughter. The World Sings-as well as the University of Utopia with its understanding professor and collegiate collegians. The sphere turned, and midnight pulled the curtaing quiet claimed its reign-though the music of the world was still heard in sleepy reminiscence on many a pillow. The brick building closed its yawning doors, its eyes-shut, the chim- ney smoke drifted gently away and T. C. slumbered again after happy labors. I-HG!-I SCHOCDL DAY IGH School Day with its many high- lights caused many a weary body and ill-prepared recitation, but in the end was highly fruitful. Hundreds of students C359 to be exactj from high schools and colleges mingling in our not too spacious corridors, kept everyone alert from 8:45 to 4:00. And then tired but proud of the day's accomplishment, the student body and faculty crawled home to rest. May their labors be as fruitful as they deserve to be. 1 i 1 i L I Page Thirteen

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YE PEDAOOOUE. .I934 SOPHOMORE CLASS S II DIVISION HE S II division of the Sophomore class consists of those students who desire to teach the upper-primary grades. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President ISABEL ROBINS - EDITH OZAR Vice-President ERMA PORTER BETTY BRANDON Secretary ANGELINE GALETTI LILLIAN BAILEY Faculty Adviser MISS CLOUSER MISS CLOUSER Members fthe picture of the S II's is the upper oneb : First row: Bailey, Galetti, Ozar, Watson, Brandon. Second row: Atwater, Brooks, Lee, Reddy. S, III DIVISION HE S III division of the Sophomore class is composed of those students who desire to teach the upper grades. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President VELMA TANNER KATHRYN STENFORS . Vice-President LOUISE GILLIOM DORIS HARPER Secretary SHIRLEY MEIGS ELEANOR LAMAR Faculty Adviser' MISS IVICCAUL ' MISS MCCAUL Members fthe S Ill's picture is the lower oneD: First row: Branch, Harper, Dale, Gilliom, Hol- land, Koutelas. .Second row: Planzer, Cahill, Milholland, LaMar, Simms. Third row: Redmond, Meigs, Stenfors. Most of the activities of the Sophomores I, Il, and III have been as a class, rather than divisions. The three divisions combined their efforts to produce two skits for the Fall Festival, one, Utopia, and the other, England The first earned more money than any other show, and the latter was third in that re- spect. The class was entertained with a Hallo- we'en party at the home of Stella Koutelas' aunt. ' A The Sophomores won the End Ball cham- pionship this year, as well as winning the exhibition basketball game, High School Day. Page Fifteen