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

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NEWLON. LUCILE Foreign Languages and Literature President, Sigma Pi Alphag Secretary-Treas urer, Asturiasy Secretary, U, Orchestrag Lite Opera, H. M. S. PINAFORE, OR- PHEUS IN THE UNDER- WORLDQ French Club. PILLET, SUZANNE Foreign Languages and Literature Cap and Gown: Presi- dent, French Clubp Histo- rian, Sigma Beta, Span- ish Club. RITCHEY. VIVIAN Biology President, Treasurer, Beta Zeta, Treasurer, Pan- Helg Editor, News Editor, U-Newsp Treasurer, Iunior Classy Secretary, Senior Representative, Student Council, Senior Editor, Kangaroo, Who's Whop Chairman, U-News Board of Controlg Alpha Chi Omega Scholarship, Cap and Gown. PFEFER. BETTY Foreign Languages and Literature Vice-Pr e s iden t, French Clubg Vice-President, Sec- retary, Asturias, Program Chairman, Sigma Pi Alpha. RIGGS, NORMA IEAN Foreign Languages and Literature President, Asturiasy Pres- ident, Treasurer, Chikop Student Council Repre- sentative, Kangaroo, U- News: Social Chairman, Pan-Help S. C. A.g Psy- chology Clubg Business Manager, Kangaroo. TROCHTENBERG. DAVIDA P5YCh0l09y. Sociology U-Players: Asturias: Psy- Choloqy Club, IMPORT- ANCE OF BEING EARN- ESTg Production Staff CLAUDIA. it 1 I ROBERT BAILEY DORIS MARSH IIMMY RANDALL ROBINSON History and Political Science Nursing History and political Science

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KURTZ. MORTON History and Political Science MABRY, IEAN Sociology MAGEE. CALVIN Chemistry President, Vice-President, Boundersg Senior Repre fsentative, Student Coun cilg Paoic. MILLER, FRANCENE Nursing and Biology Research Hospital ' 0 MCCUNE, HARRIETT English Language and Literature Treasurer, Cap and Gowng Cho Ching Easy Chair: Sigma Pi Alpha. MACARTY. ALPHONSINE Psychology Cho Chin Sororityg Easy Chair: Psychology Club, Sigma Pi Alpha. MARTY, SUSAN Art Vice-President, U-Playersp President, French Clubp Club: Light Opera Board ot Control. MORGAN. DANIEL Chemistry Senior Representative, Student Councily Paoicp Delta Xp Sigma Pi Alphap University Scholarship.

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E L A S 5 U T 'll 5 The Iunior year is the most congenial in a student's career. No longer having the bewildered aimlessness of the know-it- all Freshman, nor the silly vanity of the Sophomores, and far from the Senior year with majors to be completed and anxiety over the seriousness of life after graduation, we have happily passed the first years in our college life. As Freshmen we recognized among our classmates who were outstanding in dramatic ability, Marilynn Williams. ln successive years she has retained her well-earned title, leading lady. Our first Hobo Day found us in a parade of floats and cars fwe didn't worry about gas rationing then? leading from the campus through the Plaza and back. At the Kangaroo Hop that night, Ieanne Nyland, of our Freshman Class, was crowned Queen of K.C.U. ' V Our second year on the campus began with introducing our successors to college life by enforcing the freshman rules and we had our share in managing the freshman elec- tion. The Kangaroo was published under the editorship of Marian Shields, an active lunior. Always active in the Student Council, we corne to the present year in which lean Messick, Barbara Maffry, Vir- ginia Westfall, and Helen Kilmer have served with Marilynn Williams, as President. We have had se-veral additions to the class since our freshman year, with Mary Lou Cunning- ham, Mable Barnard, Merna Powell, and Barbara Maffry all coming from lunior College. Bonald Cotts has served Alpha Phi Omega as president this year and has recently married the girl of his dreams. The U-News has had excellent guid- ance under the editorship of Marilynn Williams and help cf Mary Lou Cunningham. Marian Duncan and l-lelen Kilmer have served as President of their respective sororities. An unusual combination has been found in the talented danc- inq and high scholastic record of Beverly Gott. The past two years have found us somewhat weakened in numbers but no weaker in spirit. Since our beginning back in '42, many have answered the call of Uncle Sam by service in the armed forces, while others have felt that they could best serve in wartime occupations. The class of '45 is looking forward to our responsibilities as Seniors and upon our graduation as citizens of what we hope to be a peaceful world. From Top to Bottom President .......... Marian Duncan Vice-President ...... Ronald Cotts Secretary ................ Beverly Gott Treasurer ........ Lyn Weatherbie