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Phelps Orr Nolan Wilson THE SENIOR CLASS TT HE Class of 1935 began its journey to graduation with a seasoned staff in control of its destinies. The class elected Jimmie Wilson, a Pittsburg candidate, as its President, with Clinton Phelps as his running mate. Each had been president of the class during its rise from obscurity to prominence on the campus. The cabinet was completed by the election of Jane Orr as Secretary, and Adah Faith Nolan as Treasurer. Rose Izen, Kanza Queen, and John Haberbosch, president of the class dur- ing its Junior year, were selected as Senior representatives to the Student Council. The first Senior meeting was held shortly after the Thanksgiving holidays to elect a representative to the Board of Publications. John Haberbosch was selected to fill this po- sition. Shortly afterwards a cabinet meeting was held at which time the officers, together with the sponsors, Miss Eula Jack, Miss Irma Gene Nevins, Dr Paul Murphy, and Professor F. H. Dickinson, selected the necessary com- mittee chairmen: Ralph Nair, Social Commit- tee; John Haberbosch, Announcements Com- mittee; Milton Zacharias, Speakers Commit- tee; Edith Yeargan, Ring and Pin Committee; Rose Izen, Class Day Committee; Constance Simion, Gift Committee. Jimmie Wilson left K.S.T.C. at the close of the first semester to complete his work at Wichita University, leaving the reins of gov- ernment in the hands of Clinton Phelps who ably succeeded him to the Presidency. With the beginning of the second semes- ter, class activities became a by-word on the campus. The first event was a dance held at the Hotel Besse, March 15. It was an informal affair and was attended by a majority of the class. Since the youth of today are necessarily adaptable to all circumstances, we bore our- selves with becoming dignity at the Senior For- mal which was held in the pavilion at Lincoln Park. Even Seniors have their childish mo- ments—hence, the Senior Sneak! It began with cuts for all classes, rose to heights with a picnic, and was climaxed with a dance at Lincoln Park. In the days that followed, the activities crowded closely upon one another. The Senior Banquet was quickly followed by President Brandenburg’s Reception at his home. We bade formal farewell to our Alma Mater on Class Day and our undergraduate days drew to a close. Baccalaureate found us in our caps and gowns, feeling a trifle con- spicuous, but proud! Commencement was at hand and we closed our Senior Year, sur- rounded by our friends, clothed in Cap and Gown, a diploma in our hands, and a lump in 25 THE 1935 KANZA • K.S.T.C.-PITTSBURG, KANSAS
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Ralph K. Nair Columbus Industrial Education Rose Izen Kansas City English Clinton Phelps Pittsburg Business Administration Wilma Mibeck Independence Education James Wilson Pittsburg Business Administration Adah Faith Nolan McCune Music Carl W. Jackson Wichita Business Administration Martha Grubb Girard Education Milton Zacharias Pittsburg History Kenneth A. McClure Pittsburg Biology Dean Croxton La Cygne History Ivan Thompson Independence Music Robert Langford Joplin, Missouri Foreign Languages Mary Adele Brinn Pittsburg Music Roger Biddle Pittsburg History Charles Winders Pittsburg Industrial Arts Lucille Gibbons Neosho, Missouri Physical Education Lester C. Ramsey Uniontown Commerce —« 26
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