Washburn University - Kaw Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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PRESIDENT EIWERITUS Parley P. U70mer W0'lll6l', Parley Paul, college pres.,' b. Osceola, Pa., Rfay 29, 18705 s. David Porfer and Jane Elizabeth W.,' sfndent Allegheny College, llleadville, Pa., 18885 Ohio DVesleyan U., 1889-1890g B. D. Yale Div. Sch., 1896, Univ. of llleinrn., 1911-1912, Sc. D. U. of Glasgow, Scotland, 1903g LL. D. PVashl1nrn College, Topeka, Kans., 19305 1n. Verna Elaine Bing, Reynolclsoille, Pa., Ocf. 9, 1895. Pastor Sf. Maffheios Uniled Free Church Glasgow, Scotland, 1902-19035 Dan- forth Cong'l. Ch., Syracuse, N. Y., 1903-1907, Plymouth Ch., Sf. Panl, M'z'nn., 1907-1914, pres. Vlfashburn coll. 1915-1931, prof. Anzo. eff. and pull, Affairs, same, since Sept. 1, 1931. Anfhor: The Rela- fion of Healing to Law, 19083 a Valid Religion for fhe Tfiznes, 1909, The Corning Creed, 1911, The Church and the Labor Conflicf, 1913. Horne: l'Vaslzbzzrn Cavnpns, Topeka, Kaus. WHO'S WHO FOR AMERICA, 1932-33. 19

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PRESIDENT Philip C. King King, Phillip Coates, coll. pres., b. Oberlin, O., May 27, 1887, s., Henry Churchill, Julia Coates K., A. B., Oberlin, 1910, B.D. 19153 Studied Union Theological Sem., 1912-1913, ALM. Columbia, 19133 in. Zoe Catherine Marts, Dec. 1, 1917, children, Arno Marts, Bar- bara Lee,' Dist. Agt. Asso. Charities, Cleveland, O., 1910-1912, or- dained Congl. ministry, 19155 Asso. pastor, Washington St. Ch. Toledo, O., 1915-1918, Pastor Denison Av. Ch., Cleveland, 1920- 19243 Plyinouth Ch., Coluanbus, O., 1924-1929, asso. pres. Wash- burn College, Topeka, Kans., 1930-19313 Served as lt. Cj.g.j chap- lain U.S. Navy on duty U.S.S. Pittsburg, July, 1918-fan. 1920. Mein. Phi Beta Kappa Chou. Oberlin, 19305. Republican, M'ason, Ro- tarian. Horne: 1701 Boswell Av., Topeka, Kans. WI-1O'S WHO FOR AMERICA 1932-33. 1 1 18 .11 1 I 11 1 1 11 1 11 111 . 1111 11 111 1111 11 .1. i 111 1' . E11 1 '111 1 X U11 1 11 11111 1 11 1 11111 2111 11 1 1 111 11 .11 11 - 111 1 1111 ' . 111 11 1 1. 1 11g 11 1 '1 1 1 , 1 1 1 11 ,. 11 1 . 11 -1 , . L 1 . , . I 1

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Faculty Eixecutivey Parley Paul VVomer, president emeritus, will be remembered al- ways as one of the great builders of Wfashburn because of his wise, un- tiring and progressive leadership during his presidential administra- tion of sixteen years. Dr. Woniei' now serves the college as head of the department of American Citi- zenship. Philip Coates King, who assumed his duties of president of Waslibtirn in 1931, has shown himself a liberal, wise and conscientious leader, whose modern ideas are definitely con- structive to VVashburn's progress and standing. Dean Susan M. Guild, Dean of Wfomen, is a 'VVashburn graduate who studied at the University of Berlin and the University of Chi- l SUSAN M. GUILD Dean of W01H6lfL 20 cago. Wfashburn students since 1920 have profited by her varied experi- ence, constructive understanding and wise council. Dean Guild an honorary degree of doctor of litera- ture from Carroll College in 1925, where she was previously dean of women for nine years. ln recogni- tion of her work at vvasiibum' the Pan-Hellenic Councillhad a portrait of Dean Guild hung in Benton Hall this spring. Nathaniel E. Saxe assumed the position of Dean of Men in 1932 succeeding VV. A. Irwin. Dean Saxe previously served in that ca- 'pacity in the spring of 1928 and the fall of 1929. He is also Professor of Modern Foreign Languages, having received his Master of Arts degree from the University of Iowa. NATHANIEL E. SAXE Dean of Bleu