University of Missouri at Kansas City - Kangaroo Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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World War, later transferring to the Navy as petty officer . . . received his iV1aster,s degree from Northwestern Uni- versity . . . was director of the Cincinnati Y.iVI.C.A. schools and for eight years was in charge of student employment there . . i. is an expert at exhiloition hag punching . . . as Popeye won Hobo Day prize last year. DR. LORENZ MISBACH looks as scholarly as his name sounds . . . hetongs to the Hscientific approach to psychoiogyn school and frowns on those who would popularize psych . . . made a lie detector and hopes to get it to a functioning stage . . . was a National Research Council fellow for one year at Johns Hopkins . . . is a native Kansan . . . taught two courses in Greek in senior year at Baker University . . . psych later at Northwestern . . . author of scientific articles in psychological journals. MISS PEARL HAAS helieves college should he like home . . . carries out that idea hy equipping her home economics classroom with comfortable cottage funiture . . . prepares University of Kansas City Coeds for an HTGAH degree fl-low to Get a Husband, . . . a native Kansan, she took her degree from Kansas State at Manhattan, Where she was graduate and research assistant in clothing and textiles de- partment . . . an accomplished musician . . . very active in honorary home economics, frats, Qmicron Nu and Kappa Gmicron Phi. Page 2? Stone Mahony Kennedy Boynton Norton Mishach Haas

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. atural Scientists By BILL KALIS DR. RAYMOND G. STONE, hioiogy de- partment head, is always taken for a native Missourian hut Kenyon and Qhio VVesleyan gave him his first degrees . . . Ph. D. from M. U., and never runs out of interesting episodes that oc- cured there . . . teaches the art of dis- section in his greenhouse classroom and dogs and cats run when they see him on the campus . . . loves sports, and enjoys fishing aside from the oh- taining of specimens . . . was a Re- search Feiiow for two years . . . con- tinues his research in the summers on the Tortugas Islands . . . from there he hrings hack specimens for use in his classes . . . has several otherwise un- procurahle specimens. DR. KENNETH L.MAHONY is a hiologist who likes only one thing hetter than scientific research and that,s teaching his students scientific facts ahout plants . . . students claim he can make an ordinary weed as interesting as a hest selling novel . . . girl students re- fer to him as uma-honeyn . . . received his degree at the University of Vvis- consin and taught at the same insti- tution five years . . . did extensive re- search on the cytology and morphology of An giosperms, and plans comprehen- sive research on the Hora of Missouri. As Physical Education chairman DR. C. E. KENNEDY knows whereof he speaks . . . is an authority on hoxing and has written several hooks on the suhject, drawing on his experience as a Hpron . . . students cali him HDOCH . . . has a sawhones degree from the medical school at the University of Pittshurgh and administers expert first aid to injured gymnasts . . . directed physical education for seven years at the University of Colorado in Boulder . . . heams when he contemplates the recently finished outdoor courts for tennis, haskethail, volley hail, horse- shoe pitching, which will enahie him to hroaden his gym program despite limited equipment and meager indoor facilities . . . is an enthusiastic dry fly trout fisherman and enjoys his golf. Miss VIOLET BOYNTON has charge of women,s physical education classes and was a haskethall star herself in a New York state high school where she captained her team for three years . . . cares not a whit for producing muscled marvels, teaches athletics for health and pleasure only . . . looks young enough to he taken for Hone of the girisu when out on the field . . . is a memher of Standards Committee on Womens Athletics for American Physical Education Association . . . has done Y.VV.C.A. and private school work. CLYDE DEWITT NORTON has a wealth of experience hehind him in his work as chairman of the psychology department . . . formerly was a travel- ing executive for the student division of the Y.M.C.A. and did work in army camps for that organization during the Page 26 W . . ver ant the Po sol self ma Jol in at PS! cla Ui ll-I de grz pa ho 01

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