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

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e I 'ed the so- the on, ent es., imi :1s., Jhn Ica- ion lest ted eld Pe' Jtti- nse eos. eta ess ilar ers. J to less izer lpter ionor :pies Dances, Events? ur S ecialt I The Service Committee wos composed of students who volun- teered their time, tolents, ond school activities ond functions. The group, under the guidonce of Mr. Tom Shoy,focultyc1dvisor, held its first meeting in lote sum- mer in order to mop out the upcoming yeor's octivities ondto evoke interest ond enthusiasm in the student body of Junior College. As o coordinating com- mittee, it orgonized ond partici- pated in o student orientation day in early autumn before en- rollment, encouroged the publi- cation ofa yeorbook, planned the foll coke donce ond the mid- winter dance. The Committee consisted of both freshmen ond sophomores and was the successful coordi- noting body between the odmin- istrotion and the student body lt was the desire of the com- mittee members to be of service to the school ond student body. X ' 's 1,-'1 113223 f fs 5-s W... t f nnnun . uri H naunnsnu... n unnnnn..-n.. nuunwv--nr-' which t the eting, nore imes ther, Asso- iup's 'tings Folk iduce t with 'oup. Top Photo: Getting a good start to find out what students want, the Service Committee operated a table at enrollment distributing student interest cards. the Service Committee, stops to interview Center Photo: David Dore, left, amemberot Shirley Fields and Eddie Harnett to learn of -1 their ideas for Junior College dances. While - there, he asks their opinion of the Lecture- Concert Series. Lower Photo: After planning affairs, like the first semester 'xcoke dance , the committee i i then decorated for them -- but that proved ,M more fun than work. efforts to lay plans for vorious f sf -nan-nu-un -. wi u

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We Use Up those 'pare Moments! Outstanding students were honored by election to Phi Theta Kappa, the national Junior College honorary so- ciety. Not merely an honor society,the organization also hasaservice function, including publication of the student directory. Officers: Jim Rising, pres., Don Schoonover, Vice-Pres., Mimi Thomas, Sec., Tarvi Hermann, Treas., Jim Hake, l-list., Sponsor -- Mr. John Gazda. Student N.E.A. served future educa- tors in a variety offunctions. ln addition to monthly meetings featuring guest speakers, the organization participated in the state teacher's convention, held parties and picnics, and provided spe- cial services for college events. Offi- cers: Barbara McGinnis-pres., Hortense Gains-vice-pres., Christie l-lill-treas. Sponsors: Dr. Elizabeth Berry, Dr. Kleta Finley. The Folksinging group andthe Chess Club were two active extra-curricular groups. Neither group elected officers. However, special credit should go to Shirley Agronin, organizer ofthe Chess Club, and to Emmy Kraemer,organizer of the Folksinaing group. Top Photo: A few members of the Kappa Tau Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the national iunior college honor society, are seen turning in and checking out copies of the second edition ofthe Student Directory which they published this year. Second Photo from top: While all members of the chess club were not present at a recent meeting, Shirley Agronin, organizer, and a few of the more interested members took time from their games for a photo. Third Photo from top: At a Christmas get-together, members of the Stuclent's National Education Asso- ciation get together for a group shot. The group's sponsor, Dr. Elizabeth Berry is at right front. Bottom Photo: With attendance at their meetings ranging from TO to 40, the newly organized Folk Singing group has been fortunate enough to induce some of the area's finest folk singers to meet with them. Dr. Ray Lawless, rightfronhsponsors the group.

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