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

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...AJ THE KAYSEER '28 German Club OFFICERS Firsl Semester Second Semester BEATRICE FUNK G G .. President G G G MARGARET A. BOWEN MARGARET A. BOWEN G ,Vice-President G G G CELIA EPSTEIN CELIA EPSTEIN G. , G, Secretary G G G , MAXINE KINNEY FRANK KERCI-IEVAL G G ,Treasurer ,EE, . GEORGE SMITH AdU!AS9fSI lVlISS ANNETTE BETZ. MISS AGNES ENGEL. The Verein Fur Deutsche Kunst was organized in the autumn of 1923. for the purpose of acquainting the students of German with the songs, customs, science, literature. and art of Germany. The club meets the second and fourth Monday of each month. Programs consist of the study of German com- posers, writers. and artists, and meetings are often closed with serving of refreshments. lt has been the custom of the club to give annually, in assembly. a play in German and various musical numbers. The club yearly holds a party, and. in May. a picnic at Swope Park. A special Christmas program is another feature of club activities. 4'-1111iq:-,101-,initT1iv19-T11,14-191.1-linen:fi-143-,101-rininin-QU14-1ni-'gm 1111.2 l'uglr 'I llrrlrrlx

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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

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THE KAYSEER '28 Department of Nursing The nursing division offers a one-semester course designed especially for preliminary students of hospital nursing schools, covering principles and prac- tice of nursing, history of nursing, anatomy, hygiene, chemistry, bacteriology, and dietetics. Following her college course the nurse completes her three year course at one of the local hospitals. In 1918 the first classes for nurses were organized at Junior College, with an enrollment of sixty, from seven hospitals. The following year a full course was arranged for the beginners from nursing schools. Four nurse instructors conducted the courses in nursing subjects, and four college instructors carried the sciences. By the end of the second year the enrollment had increased greatly and a full time instructor, Miss Helen Farnsworth, a graduate nurse, was added to the department. In 1926 a second graduate nurse. Miss Lela Rahe, was employed, From 1918 to the present time 1,264 students have been enrolled. About 120 have been in this year's classes. l'i1y4' l nnf'Ii