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

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YE PEDAC-EOGUE .. .I934 MEMBERS Bottom row: Fisher, Fennell, Carlson, Brooks, Brandon, Clough, Lee. Second row: Jones, Holland, Wiser, Murray, Boyce, Bettelheim, Bradfield. Third row: Pollard, Tipton, Masonbrink, Mueller, Frayling, Brown, Sellers, O'Lau'ghlin. CErma Porter, Nellie XVarren, Doris Harper, Helen Cunningham, Mildred O'Toole and Rogene McCol- lum are also members, but they were absent the day the picture was takenj GLEE CLUB HE members of the Glee Club are chosen by a selective process from the members of the Chorus. This is a picked organization, and it is an honor to be chosen as a member. The purpose of the organization is to provide enjoyment for those who like to sing, and to train voices. The Glee Club is also an advertiser of the college, because they make many personal appearances and give concerts at churches and other colleges. This year the Culee Club has sung at the St. Peter's Evangelical Church, St. Andrews Church, The Helping Hand Institute, and Park College. OFFICERS HELEN LEE. . . ............. President HELEN CUNNINGHAM .... .... S ectetarg MILDRED O'TOOLE - . . ............ zbrarlans ALICE KING MISS CANNON. . . A . . Adviser and Conductor Page Twenty-four

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Uzaugdgwj Wagw 1544, , KJ I Q . 67,001 -,j,4,b:?fLQC! 5 1-mpc, JZV,-,gui A9411 62446, KL c ij.C,fLAvC1 g!yL4'E Ly! X, L LL gre L '70 L,y,'L:dI,V 4. 1 ' X A -If H Q- 'LH I 1.41, Y E P E D A cs o o u E .... -,i9z,3EZj-Q35 'Q' W fQ'Y'f f f KAPPA PHI ALPHA. HE purposes of Kappa Phi Alpha Dra- matic Club are to encourage the appre- ciation of the drama, and to study drama- tists and their Work. This year special at- tention has been given to creative Work in the clubg Which culminated in an assembly pro- gram, March 27, consisting of three original plays and an original monologue. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President MILDRED HOLLAND THELMA MASONBRINK Vice - Presid en t MARGUERITE FETTERS MARY BENDER Secretary , BETTY BRANDON HELEN BRANDON Treasurer LOUISE GILLIOM ALICE KING Adviser MISS MCCAUL MISS MCCAUL Members fthe picture of the Kappa Phi Alphas is the upper onej: Bottom row: Wilcox, Snell, Stoltz, Ragland, Hummon, Wright. Second row: King, H. Brandon, Hadden, Cunning- ham, Holland, Robins, Clough. Third row: Miss McCaul, Tuxson, Eells, Carlson, Cameron, Fisher. Fourth row: Lee, Maso-nbrink, Johnson, Fetters, Gilliom, Harper. Fifth row: Latshaw, Moffat, Watson, B. Brandon. TAU CHIPHI HE purposes of the Tau Chi Phi Modern Arts Club are to instill Within its mem- bers an appreciation, a taste, and an en- thusiasm for the modern arts. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President ESTHER MILHOLLAND EILEEN BAIRD Vice-President DULCIE BAIRD GUSSIE PLANZER Secretary EDITH OZAR MARX' MARTIN Treasurer DORIS OLESON MILDRED CAI-IILL Sergeant-at-arms GUSSIE PLANZER KATHERINE STENFORS Adviser MISS WARD MISS WARD Members fthe picture of the Tau Chi Phis is the lower onej: ' Bottom row: Branch, Planzer, Humberd, Schantz. Keys. Sampson, Stenfors. Second row: Cahill, Ireland, D. Baird, Miss Ward, E. Baird, Lee, Pollard. Third row: Griffin, Wiser, Koutelas. Milberger, Gieske, Brown, Milholland. Fourth row: Martin, Detlor, Ozar, Galetti, O'Laughlin, Simmons, Bunker. Page Twenty-three fQ,a.

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YE PEDAGOGUE. .I934 A T I-1 L E T I C ASSCDCIATICDIXI HE Athletic Association has as its pur- pose the sponsoring of all athletic ac- tivities connected with Teachers College. The first sporting event of the season was a pot-luck supper and skating party for the new club members. Ups and downs, skins and bumps, made a fitting initiation for embryonic sportsmen. Due to changes in the activity schedule, meetings have been rather irregular this year, but in spite of that fact many things have been accomplished. A committee has been working on a new point system and expects to have one ready for use next fall. It has been investigating other college systems and hopes to have an ideal one to submit before school closes. The Athletic Association does not fail to do its part in T, C. activities. It sponsors an all school Field Day, a springplay day for students and faculty. On this day class and individual awards are given, and quite frequently some hitherto unknown ability is disclosed: for instance, did you know that Miss Serl was the champion nail-driver of T. C.? And so all have a good time, and receive their deserved awards. OFFICERS President ...... ...... A LICE MOFFAT Vice-President ...... .......... D ULCIE BAIRD Secretary-Treasurer .... . . . ESTHER MILHOLLAND Sports Manager .... . . .MARY LOUISE KEIRNAN MEMBERS Bottom row: Lavery, Funk, Humberd, Clough, Fourth row: Mueller, E. Baird, Gieske, Milberger, Hummon, Wollam, Dancy. Allen, Simmons, Fetters. Second row: Cameron, Beebe, Harper, Kirk, Sellers. Fifth row: Warren, Watso-n, Gillion, Boden, Voi- Joneg, rol, Green, Keirnan. Third row: Holland, Vial, Carlson, Soebbing, Ole- Sixth row: Masonbrink, Goodhart, Sandusky, B, son, Keys, Fisher. Brandon, Hadden, D. Baird. Page Twenty-five