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Kansas Christian College

Kansas

1938

Formerly “Kansas City Bible College” and “Calvary Bible College” (both in Missouri)

official hood lining pattern
An illustration from a c.1965 Cotrell & Leonard catalogue that has been altered to depict a master's hood lined with a bi-chevron.
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Detailed historical information about the red, white, and gold school colors of Kansas City Bible College is not available at this time, but the current colors of Kansas Christian College are royal blue and white.

In the late 1940s or 1950s the Intercollegiate Bureau of Academic Costume (IBAC) assigned Kansas City Bible College a hood lined red with a “bi-chevron” of white and gold: a single standard chevron three inches wide that was divided into two colors, each 1½ inches in width. This information was recorded by Kevin Sheard in Academic Heraldry in America (1962) and Academic Dress and Insignia of the World (1970), and can be found in an IBAC list from 1972.

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