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

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IOI-IN PLOESSER Physical Science , Mr. Ploesser's interests are many and varied, ranging from experimenting in science labora- tories to advising the annual staff Cof course, that's no taskl, but We very definitely suspect that his special interest is an l'outside one. LOUISE ABN EY Speech Europe holds a strange attraction for Miss Abney, judging by her many trips abroad. We are in constant fear that she may not re- turn. VVe just couldn't do Without herl ELIZABETH KIRK Physical Education You might call her a sports enthusiast, an antique collector, or a number of other titles, but her favorite nom de plume is that of Social Adviser. No Wonder-think of the peo- ple she meets. LOUISE WILSGN Parent Education i'Life is more interesting than fiction is the conclusion of Miss Wilson, after years of studying human nature. Consequently she devotes her time to the problems people face, offering Wise counsel and sympathetic under- standing to those who need her help. Time Well spentl

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MARGARET MCCAUL Education The halls of our institution are lonely for the sound of her bewitching laughter. lt Won't be long, though, for we're only lending her to California for a spell. l l IESSIE McKAY Education ls there anyone quite as energetic on our faculty as Miss McKay? Perhaps it may be accredited to her favorite pastime, Walking. If so, we highly advise some brisk exercise in order that We may fulfill the qualification of being obviously energetic. DR GUY V. PRICE Social Science W i'Don't lose your pepl Dr. Price advises the Seniors. Well, he seems to lose none, despite his seemingly endless rounds of club speak- ing and propounding his theories on the evils of the isms. IULIA MAE WARD Education The luniors as Well as the Seniors can ably testify to the progressive educational theories of Miss Ward. We Wonder if her alertness to professional problems could be stimulated by her knitting? Let's learn to knit, shall We? V

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