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

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lnside the Teachers College whirl there appeared this year a new ' group known to all as the 'llfreshmen of the College. Before they knew it they were caught and thrust unsuspectingly into the college machine. We've been wondering, dear 1F Sl-I M reshies, how you have progressed through these EN first few months of your career as students of this institution. Did your course in Crientation set your wandering footsteps aright? Are your ears well trained and have you learned the meaning of the word that baffles all Freshmen- Eurythmics? Clf you have penetrated this field of study and are thoroughly acquainted with its greatest significance, won't you tell us of your findings for we are a bit rusty on its proper technics.D And please, how are the Egyptian paintings and Greek fountains? lt has been so long since we've gazed upon their splendor Cin booksl. Were those o-o-o-oooohs and ah-ah-ahs of astonishment or music which we heard so frequently being emitted from the vicinity of Room SO2? We've noticed your read- ing of the delightful volume Charm , be a good friend and pass your latest knowledge along to your upper-classmen who seem to think they are in need of such information. Have you seen the excellent demonstration of an amobe's ability to transverse the world? Are you well aware of the fact that no up-and- coming young person .can expect to transcend into society's most elite company without first cultivating what is commonly spoken of as an intellectual gift of gab? lf you have accomplished these many feats with a great degree of perfection, you have suc- cessfully passed this year's test and may now progress into your second to become the Sophomore Class of 1938-1939. lncidentally, we unanimously approve your wise selection of officers. Edwin Waits is what we call a man for president, Althea Foehlinger is , as nice a vi.ce-president as any college senior could ask, Iohn Radke, with his ability to win twenty-five dollar prizes for his writings, certainly should keep interesting books, and if we were to judge by mere attractiveness of an individual, Irma Walton would secure our entire fortune without a second thought. I2-51 l l

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