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

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Tl-IE SENICDRS NCHES We overheard a cer- tain tall Senior girl Wishing Iimmy H. were twins. What did she mean? . . . There is a trio that calls forth an unrestrained hic Cand it's not a string triol . . . Anne Morgan is one reglar teller . . . Why will Sandy let a man Iefferdize her future? . . . Wonder if Lewis still feels sorry for the neglected girls at Teachers College? . . . No, We Wouldn't call Benney demureg at least, not since that surprising proposal . . . A class would loe very dull Without Schupp's naive afterthoughts . . . Margaret T h o m a s adores babies C?l . . . Freda Nielson has of- fered to marry a farmer and give us her school. ls that a threat? . . . Frances Griffin is the recipient of too many corsages for a future teacher for is she?l . . . 'HWQHQKRWWQWW' Four things a man must learn to do if he would make his record true. To think Without confusion clearly, to love his fellow-men sincerely, to act from honest motive purelyg to trust in heaven and God secure Henry Van Dyke. riff JAMES We 1 achiex presid cerity combi able j leave filled. jimmy ,IESSIE This s athlet her a game. likes time, it's de EVELYI' There' tempe: big e3 minati brows. compli and z enthus MAXINE Here i son w and at future oppor1 pursui cultur MARY -I A be the ti her, b is a h dowed capac' blushe ingly!