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

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ELlZ.XllIi'l'll JICXXEL ADAMS RUTH LILLIAN ANDERSON lfrencli Club. Secretary, '243 Pre- Y. V. V., Treasurer, '2Sg Sopho- Nleflic Club, 24: Collegian, l23, '24- more Prom Committee, ,245 Fresh- 25 1 H1'Ql1e5trg1, '24, 'Zig Glee Club, '25, 111311 RC'p1'6S611t3.tiVC, '24Q Pl'1ySiCEll Ed- ucation Council, '24, .'Xl.lfX.XNlJlCR .Xl.'l'lCliGOTT, JR, CATHERINE ELIZABETH ANDREWS Class Secretary-Treasurer, '23-'24g Class Vice'-President, '25g Queen of vraRN,x FRANCES ANDERES the Kayseiefl '25s V- V- V-, Vice- President, '253 Freshman Prom, '24g Sophomore Reception, '25. HELEN MARIE ANDERSON LEE E. BAKER Gcrnmu Club, Yice-President. ,243 Art Club, '24, Orchestra, '24, Colle- gian, 24: German Club Play, '24, '25, JEANETTIE LELAND BATE Twfnly-five

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ANniucws l..xwR.xNclc XVI I lililllili The Sophomores Pr-csidvlzt, Don' Lrxwarmciz I irr-Prctidelll, Cxlslilzklxlz ghNlJRIiWS Svfrvtrlry-Treasurer, jui.l.x Llzli XYIIIQI-:1.1in The Sophomore class of 1925 departs from the junior 'College corridors, but not from the minds of instructors and classmates. The records we lcave on the annal-s of the college history have made a permanent impression, which even time cannot erase. Our class has held its opposing classes in great esteem: and, although we have engaged in inter-class contests of various natures, we have promoted a spirit of rivalry, in which there has not been the slightest trace of enmity. So it is that we depart from our college, our instructors, and our classmates, with the feeling of triumph borne by all who attain the honor of being graduated from an institution of learning. llut there is, however, a wistfulness. a love. that mingles with the triumph, and places Junior College among' the fondest memories of our youth. Our class hopes that it may assist in a development of a greater univcrsitv so that our present Junior College will grow into a Senior College. As active alumni we hope to participate in this advancement. We leave with the very highest ambitions for the steady progress of our college. Twenty-four

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NOIULXN J. BILRKLEY Viking, Secretary, '25, Glee Club, '25: Masque and llauble, '25, Spring Play, Stage Manager, '251 mfrysting Place. Ligflitingz :Xrt Club Play. Xlanajlcr, 25. MARJORIIC BERNARD .Xrt Club, '24-'25, MARY A. BERNTSEN . Basket llall, '23, '24, '25, Tennis, '24, Soccer, 'Z4g Baseball, '24, Phys- ical Education Council, '24-. Jo BLADES U 81 I, '24-'25, V ERA BL.-XND llasket llall, '23, '24, Captain, '25: Soccer, '23, 24. Yolley llall, 25: Ilascball, '24, '25, Physical Education Council. '2-l: llonor Roll. l, 2, 3, -l. CHARLES EDXVARD BO UNDS Vikings, '25, Collegian, '25: D. AX. C., '24-'25, Glee Club, '25, INA GERTRU DE BONNEY 1925 Kayseer, Art Editor. Art Club, '24-'25, French Club, '23-'24: Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPHINE MARY BORSERINE Collegian, '24-'25: Art Club, '25. French Club, '24-'25, Twenty-six