Metropolitan Community College - Sunburst Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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F-X E' ' llillllyl , s M, N A ' X lmfvq gl lf DV SX!-'LIB The Sophomore Class S we, the class of twenty-one, bid farewell to J ' instinctively look back upon the past year and asllcnlililrsiljrlgf we have discharged our duty to the under-classmen and to the colle ee We came here when the college was new, and as a result many tasks Cf ' fronted us in the molding of an institution which now can produly rain- her head among her sisters, and one which will challenge the best efforig of those classes which follow' us. We feel that we can justly lay Claim to the title, Establishers of Precedentsf' Precedent is, and always has been, a great factor in college life Realizing this, we have attempted to turn all our energies toward the molding of a set of precedents that will be the foundation upon which the classes of the future can safely build. The Reception to the Fresh- man Class, the Sophomore-Freshman Literary Contest, the Sophomore - ' tivities are among those functions which are the Play and other minor ac developments of the year 1920-21, and for which the Sophomore Class feels partially if not wh-olly responsible. Nevertheless, in the face of all these achievements we feel that there is yet a large task for the classes and it is hoped that they will be. even more successful which follow us, . than we in furthering the welfare and maintaining the ideals of our Alma Mater. 23

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The junior College CLASSES PAST AND PRESENT

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'M+w J. - f 9, CAROLINE BARNES - Knowledge is power. -Bacon. Press Club, 25 A. C. W., 23 Y. W., 2. MARIAN BARNES H Women, affor all, are the props and comforts of our C1L'l8lC'lll!U.',-IJICIUCIIS. A. C. W., 2. HARRY C. BASYE lt is unflcrstruzding and 'mental capacity which make 'mon Zoarncrl. -Quiufilian. P1'e Medic, 2. IRENE BODLEY Noi in 1'0a'arrIs, hut in Ilac strength to strive Tho L'lossfing lies. --Trowbrizlgc D. A. C., 29 Lit. contest, 2, U. and I., 23 Y. W., 1, 25 La Coterie, 1, 2, Secretary, 25 P. E. P., 15 A. C. W., 29 Glee Club, 1, 25 Business Manager, 2, Orchestra, 1. 2. ' FRANK E. BOLING Charms sirihro the sight, but merit wins thc soul. ' '-Pope. President Student Body, 35 President Stu- dent Council, 3, Gold Medal, extemp, 33 Green Stockings,1g Third Degree 25 Milestones, 35 Student Volunteer Con- vention, 2g Board of Directors, J. C. C., 25 Nox Club, 1, D. A. C., 1, 2, 3, Secretary 23 Y. M., 1, 39 Cheerleader, 2, Circus Com- mittee, lg Prom. 1, Sophomore Play, Dele- gate, Convention Student Council Presi- ents: , A . V X LAUREN CURTIS BRAY Without a sign his sword thc brave 'man draws, ' A1111 asks no omcn but his country 's cause. -Homer. '24