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

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MID CONTINENTPUBLICLIBRARY Gen. lltlll llllltl llllllllllllll g Ye pedagoque MID-CONHNENT PUBLIC Uglmgy Genealogy 81 Local History Branch 317 w. Highway 24 lfldependence, Mo. 64050 ' FCREWCRD ln an evolving civilization such as ours, soci- ety does not long tolerate static institutions. F or twenty-tive years, Teachers College has shown her Worth in a broadening educational lite. Teachers College has not had an annual each of these twenty-tive years. With the exception of lastiyear, the i'Ye Pedagogue has been published annually since l924. While We do not rnaintain that this is the best annual, nor do We undervalue the achieve- ments ot those who have gone before, the Ye Pedagoguen statt ot l936 is extremely proud to present in short review the Silver Anniversary year ot Teachers College.

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I 4 W t xmxxxtxtxt - I ACKNQWLEDGMENTS This hook would havebeen impossible Without the hearty cooperation of the following: Mr. R. R. Maplesclen anol Mr. Harvey Tripp ot the Burger - Baird Engraving Cornpanyg Mr. Lawrence Smith ot Srnith-Grieves, Printersg the Anderson Photo Companyg Mr. Leroy Berge, photographerg Northeast ancl Paseo l-ligh Sohoolsg Mr. lohn l-l. Ploesser, statt aolviserg anol Miss Ernrna Serl, literary critic. Q Y ,- M-..- ll

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CGNTENTS Classes ,-,as,s. ,,s, l Seventeen Organizations , it l - l - ,Twenty-nine Publications , l i iiii c Forty-three Activities i , l .i,. c Forty-seven Athletics , - , ,s c, l c Fifty-three Features l l l , ili, Fifty-nine f