Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences - Stethoscope Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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President VicefPresident HAROLD J. MCANALLY Cleveland, Mo. ' Northeast H. S. Phi Sigma Gamma Mc has surely stepped right out into the limeflight. Proof of his popularity is shown by the fact that he was made president of the senior class, and then by vote of the entire student body became representative man. These tvvo honors are seldom conferred on one man, but Mc isnlt the least bit puffed up about it. He was president of the local chapter of the Phi Sig frat in '28 and national delegate in l2Q. His favorite subject is surgery. He played basketball in high school. He says he finds the greatest amusement at a good party, but it occurs to us that he finds a lot in a scrap with McClaskey during class. E241 MYRON D. JONES Fallon, Nev. Churchill Co. H. S. Atlas Club Jonesy is a good student and a good friend. By inheritance as Well as through his own persistence he should be a good doctor. He expects to return to the far West-mto the State of Cregon to practice. He has been an active member of the basketball team, having taken an interest in athletics While in high school. He now holds the exalted position of vicef president of the class and had previously been sergeantfatfarms. Jonesy is also secf retary of the local chapter of the Atlas Club. He enjoys history and his favorite diversion is traveling. We are glad he travelled to Kansas City in 1925.

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lwbocfon X SENJIORS Hail to the Senior, stepping out Into the world, with tools about His ojice strewng and handsome shingle Foretelling cash to roll and jingle. E233

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SecretaryfTreasurer HAZEL Noizius Liberty, Mo. Mt. Ayr H. S., Iowa Kappa Psi Delta According to one of our instructors, Hazel is the class svveetheartf, Probably because she smiles at everyone, but vvhy shouldn't she when everyone smiles at her? She vvas class vicefpresident in 527 and now holds the office of secretary' treasurer. We never could have done without her-she has kept uLiberty's banneru floating over us for four years. A general practice in Liberty is her aim, and we wish the very best for her. Her favorite diversions are music and friends, and with the friendly disposition she possesses she should never lack for these. English is the study she likes best, alf though she has chosen osteopathy as a profession. Historian ESTHER ELSTON De Ridder, La. Harper College, Kan. H. S. Department ' Esther holds a place in the hearts of the entire college, loved and respected by all for her character and good works. She was given the honor of college queen last year. Esther came to us for her health, but has led a course of activity which would honor a healthy person. She organized and directed a men's glee club the last two years, served as A. 0. A. reporter, literary editor and assistant edif tor of the Osteopath last year and this year, respectively, not to mention the poetry and college songs she has Written, and the class offices she has held. K. C. C. O. S. loses a treasure in her graduation, which will be practically impossible to replace.