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

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. .1i-1.unn4gnqp.-q-.,un- gninqmpqnnxnx-iq.-ig.,-pn14.11-14-1:1111-mum 1 -1--1.-1 .1..1i... THE KAYSEER '28 Engineering GECGTS Charles Hipp is president of the sophomore engineering class. He is also chairman of the St. Pat's Board, was president of the Engineers' club, and has starred for two years as forward on the Junior College basketball team. Charlie is from Central, where he took part in basketball and track. There might have been Hope for him. Joe Tiffany is vice-president of the sophomore engineers. He is also sec- retary of the St. Pat's board, a member of the Engineers' club and of the Kayseer staff, and has been on the honor roll for the past three semesters. Joe is also from Central, where he led his class in scholarship. One of those strong, silent men. Robert lVlacDowell, secretary for the sophomores, is also secretary for the Engineers' club and has been on the basketball team for two years. He won the tennis tournament last spring. Bob is from Westport, where he was prominent in athletics. He never has two dates with the same girl. Theodore Koerner, president of the freshman engineers, is also a member of the St. Pat's board and was on the honor roll last semester. Ted is from Westport, and his hobby is Gladys. Jack Handley was chosen for the freshman engineering vice-president. He is from Westport, also, and was also on the honor roll, Phillips Clay is treasurer. representing Southwest high school. Charles Defabaugh is secretary of the freshmen. He is a member of the St, Pat's board and was on the honor roll. He comes from Central. 3 ...,.......-.,-.....-..- .-....,-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..g. Page Tcucnty-7'!1rce

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I A- Kuff. THE KAYSEER '28 St. Patis Board Chairman - - ,. - L CHARLES HIPP Vice Chairman - KENNETH MCMURRAY Secretary .,... JOE TIFFANY Treasurer L L WILLIAM VANDELL Members: CLAUDE SADLER, MAURICE KITE, CHARLES DEFABAUGH, THEODORE KOERNER. Faculty Advisers: GUS HOUT, JAMES P. BIRD, ERSKINE S. LONGFELLOW. 'Ski The St. Pat's Board has charge of the St. Pat's day engineering celebration. Members of the board are elected by the freshman and sophomore engineering classes. Plans for St. Pat's day are begun early in September, and are discussed and perfected at the regular meetings of the board. Each sophomore member is in charge of one of the four divisions of the work of preparation-publicity, the dance and banquet. laboratory exhibits, and shop exhibits-and has a freshman member as his assistant. ln addition to the St. Pat's day celebration, the St. Pat's Board this year is the sponsor of the Kayseer. Staff members were appointed by the board, and are responsible to it. Page Tri-mth'-F1':'e