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

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M., nw --I r HELEN HARRIS MARION COMSTOCK Here's another of those dia- mond ring wearers who is also our Student Council president. Helen was a mem- ber of Tau Chi, P. E. P. and was known for her infec- tious laugh. EATHEL ELLEN HAYES Remember when she bossed all the Greek letters down here as Clubs committee chairman, collected pennies from P. E. P. members and was an outstanding student teacher? She'll get places. MILDRED MURNE GRACEY Since February l9th Mildred has been Mrs. Kenneth Mar- tin. Congratulations and best wishes but we do wish that you ha,dn't run off to Texas to tie the knot. Bet you made a lovely bride. LEE OMA MCREYNOLDS It seems to us that your personality is quite charm- ing without you doing something for it. Otherwise why would you have held so many offices and been elected jolly good girl? WINIFRED MILLER And here we have a little bundle of blonde dynamite. Really for a diminuitive per- son you've done yourself proud at dear alma mater. Thanks for your help in the annual, Kappa Phi and Scout weekly. Sh-sh-h! Here's the Miss Terious of Phi Sigs who tells us the lovely things that are going to happen just by looking at our palm. We hope they all come true and the same to you. LEOLA HARDY HELEN WALLACE Now, Leola, why should you, a retiring president of Tau Kappa Delta, bother to go all the long way to Cali- fornia to marry a million- aire. Why not pick one here and share the wealth? MARY STONE Quiet and unassuming, yet with perfect poise, Mary has made many friends at Teachers College. We envy the children who have her for their teacher. HA.ZEL KASTEN If you know Hazel as we do, you know why she was elected by the class as the most demuref' Active in student life she has been a student Council member and a member of both Tau Kappa and the Nature Club. LOIS DERBY MAYES If the I dos make a stu- dent as gracious and bril- liant as Lois, we should all take the Vows before at- tending Teachers -College. We're glad you returned after several years of teach- ing to get your degree. E141 This senior's outstanding characteristics were her charm and poise. Perhaps that came from attending Ward Belmont. She was a Tau Kappa officer and helped us in the Clee Club. ALICE HOELTGEN As her last wish, Alice re- quests that this note be placed in the annual Qwhich she edited last yearl My name is I-Ioeltgen-H as in how, O as in oats, E as in eat, L as in let, T as in two, G as in get, E as in eat and N as in nut. MATTIE KREY The past president of Fel- lowship Club has been se- lected by the faculty as the highest ranking student of the Senior class. This, with h er ability for talking, should place her in the front ranks of teaching. MARY OLIVIA MacNEVEN Ah me! These girls that get diamond rings or impressive fraternity pins. How do you do it, Mary? Maybe being president of International Relations Club helped your relations here at home.

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