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

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i ln these sixty pages of scenes. and accounts of activities, the people of , Teachers College are brought to you in a complete record of the events of the year l936-37. lt has not been our purpose to construct this book around a historical motif or traditional framework. We have, however, endeavoreduto help you recall a day, an hour, or even a minute when you were elated by some activity, achievement or thought. We have tried to capture the spirit of our college-the spirit of purposeful youth, which, in spite of difficul- ties, looks ever forward, glancing backward only for a foundation upon which to build a more splendid future. To write of the past in the present, to help you to enjoy the future, is the outstanding aim of the Ye Pedagogue for l937. l2l

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50,4129 er ' EDLJCATIQN GEORGE MELCHER ff Superintendent 15 WAELLACE SUTHERLAND o President b ' it b et ht re ie ANNETTE MOORE Vice-President tr' oi f th GEORGE TINKER tic Secretary V tii in gr I irc an Wi ot W1 to MRS. P. E. DORSEY GH A. O. THOMPSON 1 IHC SIT 1 he LUDWICK GRAVES his tai CID' SOI C151 IRA GARDNER ,i H h .4 .. ,mg iw.-Aw - i-- 1 f-w . -:HI - I 1 .