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

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Hifi In 'Q Ffaflifr. ' iuunqwqn- 1-.gm.unn-..-qp..--ttg-tq-m-.4--n111'tx.-up-iq-4,-nu-uf-1--1-'11an-nun--QQHQQU1-.1111-s.. TI-IE KAYSEER '28 Masque and Bauble Club OFFICERS Second Semester First Semester JOE JENNETT ...K President ,.... JOE JENNETT TOM MAXWELL L - - Vice-President L L MARGARET WILSON MARGARET WILSON - - -Secretary ,L.,L MARY WURST FRED WALDNER .. - Treasurer LLL.. ROBERT POLK Qffg The Masque and Bauble club, organized in October of l924, has at- tempted throughout its existence to create an interest in dramatic work. This purpose has been fulfilled this year with the aid of Miss Margaret McElin, faculty adviser. who has aided in the production of the two plays presented, and has guided the club in all its activities. Tryouts for membership are held at the beginning of each semester. Twenty-five students were members during the past year. Both declamation representatives in the literary contest belonged to the organization. The Masque and Bauble club has furnished two assembly programs for the college this year. The Camberley Triangle, a comedy by A. A. Milne, was presented in the assembly in February under the direction of Fred Waldner. Another comedy, The Trysting Place, by Booth Tarkington, was pre- sented in April, under the direction of Patsy Gilday. The two plays were re- ceived with enthusiasm by the student body. .g...........-.,-.,-..-..-.,-.,-..-.,.................,-..-.....- .- ,-. - -.,-..-.....,........,....-..g. P11110 Iflrrwz

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. . 1.1.11-114,11 unv1n1I.101n101-s1.i1-fq..1.,....1I.-wuz:-un-,101-,1-.1--1 '10-.014 .4 THE KAYSEER '28 s Sharps and Flats OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester LUCILE CHRISTIE - E ,President eee. MARIAN NELSEN DOROTHY COCHRUN E c Vice-President ee,., JEAN SMITH VIRGINIA MOLING E Y cSec1-erary ,..I, VELMA ANDERSON MARGARET BOWEN E E Treasurer .,-,O ROMA ROBESON MARIAN NELSEN , - -Sergeant-at-Arms E -E VONCILLE SMITH C'ritI'c O,,-w, LUCILE CHRISTIE Adviser: VIRGINIA FRENCH Club Colors: Light green and dark green. 'fu' . The Sharps and Flats club of Junior College was organized March 16, 1926, and functioned for a year under the name of Junior College Music club. In the spring of 1927, the name was changed to Sharps and Flats. The aim of the Sharps and Flats club is to further the love of beauty and the understanding of music. Members are chosen at try-outs held at the regular bi-monthly meetings. Requirements for membership are interest in the study of music, and ability to contribute to the programs. The programs are organized to consist of the Works of one particular composer or school of composers. Meetings are open to all Junior College students. .g4,--.qI.-4--I,-'..-'-q- -s mp- .4 .-..,. Page Ten

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1 L.. THE KAYSEER '28 1 I I I .. , A .. , . L.,, , . La Coterie Francaise OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester JUAN GORRELL E L L President L - L L ANDREE KOUJION ANDREE KOUJION L L ,Vi'ee-President , CLAUDE OWEN KATHLEEN BRIDGES L L Secretary ..E, MAXINE KINNEY MAXINE KINNEY - L , Treasurer , E L KATHLEEN BRIDGES TOM EMERICK LLLL Sergeant-at-Arms - , ESTHER HILL FLORENCE STOWELL L LCriti'c L L L E ESTHER PORTER Adviser: JOHN L. DEISTER Molto: A coeur vaillant, rien d'impossible. Flower: Fleur de Iis. La Coterie Francaise is one of the oldest organizations in Junior College. Its meetings, held bi-monthly, are conducted entirely in French. and give the members of the club valuable practice in speaking the French language. The programs have consisted largely of talent from members of the club. In addition to musical programs given by members, several programs have consisted of travelogues by the adviser, Mr, Deister. AI one meeting, Miss Dolores Deister entertained with a French declamation. The social side of club activities has not been neglected. The spring social event was a picnic held at Mr. Deister's farm on Sunday, May 13. A tennis tournament, treasure hunt, and food made the day interesting. I'iIIft' T:-'r'l:'r 911' 1