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

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, get rf , XX Q 1 I 1 l K 1 1 1 1 l ll F 1 Q EPPER 0 HOUS . fum lg, MRS. MABEL QUINN H ousemozfber a-HWY ,fx ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii The mansion called Epperson's Folly because of the extravagant spending by its builder,iU. S. l Epperson, who Wanted his home to be a replica of an old English country estate, is easily no- Q ticeable at S200 Cherry street where it stretches out over its expansive four-and-one-half-acre landscape. Mrs. Guinn, or Mom, as everyone calls her, has been house mother at Epperson V House for six years, and she says her job consists of simply staying here and being their friend 1 and trying to give the house a little home atmosphere. The boys have formed a HouseCoun- ' cil which is headed by David Moore, president, Jack Pierce, vice-president, Ned Bahr, secre- tary, and Robert Mitchum, treasurer. They make their own rules, which are very few, and Q1 try to live in harmony with consideration for. others, Mother Guinn said. The boys have house Ii dues to pay for a TV set and parties. l . E1 li .fr 1 f , f,,a.',,: Aw, la awww ' , , ,. , 'ff X VW? f f 9 ' ,5 'lm mf I FW 1, H 4 1 , Q ff' ' Q45 fl! is Ms J - M4 'nge if 1

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