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FACULTY First Row: Wray M. Reiqer, science; Noah Richardson, bureau of extension and correspondence teaching, Felix Rothschild, education; Paul O. Selby, business education Second Row: Ralph Shain, industrial arts; Lucy Simmons, American history; Agnes Slemons, journalism and English, J. S. Stokes, astronomy Third Row: Laura Summers, business education, Ruth E. Straight, fine arts. R E Valentine, music; Alrnon V. Vedder, education Fourth Row: Nan E. Wade, English, French, Spanish; Karl Webb, music; Phradie Wells, music; Willie Whitson, primary education Fifth Row: Clara Yadon, cataloger; Alma K. Zoller, health, college nurse « 19 »
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FACI JLTY First Row: John C Goetze, music; J W Heyd, modern languages; Ethel Hook, director o{ libraries; G. H. Jamison, mathematics Second Row: Charles E. Kauzlarich. business education; Vivian W. Kline, physics; Pauline D Knobbs, social science; I.lora B Magee, home eco nomics Third Row: Viola Magee, English and Latin; Delbert Maddox, physical edu cation; C W Martin, education; A F Miller, M D , science, college physician Fourth Row: Sailie Pattinson, rural education; W. S. Pemberton, mathe- matics; Austin Pierce, physical education; Martha Redford, history Fifth Row: Homer I. Knight, social studies, Robert L. McKinney, assistant to the president in charge of publicity and public relations « 18
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I I IE STUDENT COUNCIL We close a year so successful that our achievements measured up to our plans. Cooperation within the council of members of both parties gave us open houses each week, dances each quarter, school shows, class teas, an $850.00 carnival, a better Echo, and some new equipment for student use. (P.S.— V e'll gladly turn in our laurels for a little rest). Steadily increasing enrollments during the year necessitat- ed an increasing amount of student government, a larger de- mand for student planned, directed, and controlled activities. The council worked to meet these needs and received good support from all campus organizations. We re proud of the fact that a year passed v ithout a stuffed ballot box, or a queen fight, but we point with pride to the formation of a pep squad called K-Ettes, our swell dances, and new sponsor—Dr. C. H. Allen. We're equally sorry that: we had to lose J. W. Heyd as sponsor and that there was a shortage of time and finance to do more for the student body. John C. Fox Dr. C. H. Allen President Sponsor
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