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

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GEORGE SCOTT JENNINGS, JR., B.S. I Winjfield, Kan. Winfield H. S. l Kansas State Agricultural College Fevvstudents come to a college of this kind better prepared for the work or holding more honors than Jennings. He was our Hrst class president and served on thelstudent council in 3.6. This year he was elected student president of the C. L. A. His favorite diversion is athf letics, and his honors in that line have been varied and distinctive. He was on the K. S. A. C. Varsity basketball team, and made all Missouri Valley center in 119. He also played with the Y. M. C. A. team at Long Beach, Calif., in q21l,'l24, and has been a member of the K. C. C. C. S. team two years-captain in '28 He is a member of Delta Tau Delta. 5291 ANNA R. COLE W1'nfield, Kan. A Winfield H. S., P A Our most representative Woman is pictured above. NO one doubts her right to that place. Anna has done a great deal of fine Work in the clinic and also in the Student Council. She has been secretaryftreasurer of that organization for two years and has been influential in put' ting over some of our most successful school activities. In '28 she was secref tary ofthe O. L. A. and served faithfully in that capacity also. Everyone likes Sister Ann, and they getialmost as much joy out of teasing her as she does kidding one of her roommates, and she says that is her favorite diversion. Due to her poise, her ability, and her eicperif ence in the business vvorld, We feel sure of her success.

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CoYT A. Noiaus Belleville, Kan. Belleville H. S. Iota Tau Sigma Nobe is one of those fellows who is headed for a general practice in the great open spaces of Texas. He hails from the uosteopathic city of Kansasu-Belleville. He received a letter in football for each year in H. S., and that game is still his hobby. He was also active in club Work, as he is here in the I. T. S. frat. He was Great Eye in l28, and was the frat repref sentative to the national convention at Kirksville in '28. His favorite subject is minor surgery, and his favorite diversion sleep. If he has missed a day sleeping in class it's just because he Wasnlt there. I28l ARCHIB LEWIS KLINE South Bend, Ind. South Bend H. S. Iota Tau Sigma Kline is an unassuming sort of fellow that will bear acquaintance. You donlt discover all of his admirable characterf istics in a little While. He served as stuf dent council representative, and his barif tone was a helpful factor in Glee Club. He was Great Eye of the I. T. S. fraternity in 126 and l27, and also did the chapter's editorial work for their national journal the same year. He acted as grand chapter representative in 527. He plans to do a general practice, and considering his abilf ity and pleasing manner, we see no reason why he should not succeed. Kline will probably locate in Texas. He says his wife is his favorite diversion.

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' J I ltd ' i F. C. VAUGHAN Kansas City, Kan. Kansas City, Kan., H. S. Atlas Club F. C. has been out of school for some years on account of ill health, and we are very glad to have him return this year to swell the ranks of the famous class of ,2Q. He was a charter member of the Mastoid Chapter Atlas Club, and the first Noble Skull of the chapter. We are proud of his work as student editor of the College journal-he has a way of getting the news and jotting it down in a very read' able form. He enjoys dietetics, and he certainly must know his onions the way he has kept that school girl figure. His hobby is flower gardening. E301 THoMAs C. CORWIN Carthage, Mo. Carthage H. S. Iota Tau Sigma With the valor that is typical of the ancient Carthaginians, Tommy came to Kansas City with the desire to serve humanity-yes, with anything they might crave. He doesn't make any big display about what he knows, but he has a lot of valuable information tucked away under his red hair. He possesses a very good tenor voice and was a real asset to the Clee Club. His clinic practice has been quite extensive-Monday and Thursday evenings usually found him with a num' ber of patients on the waiting list. They like him, too, and there should be no reason why he should not have an extenf sive practice after he graduates. l