Washburn University - Kaw Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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I - ,v,, ,,, ,,L,,-,,,,, A .,,,..,,.,,,,,.,,,,.,.Y......, Q,-.n.,-..a,,,..,,t....,T..,.1.., Te..-... ...,,. -v,-f .'r,,.-.- The Board of Truyteey OFFICERS OF THE BOARD Philip C. King, President D. L. McEachron, Vice-President Ella May Pixley, Secretary EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - Philp C. King, Chairman William M. Mills Ella May Pixley, Secretary Leon C. Schnacke I William S. Lindsay Byron H. Davis Robert Stone D. L. McEachron . George A. Guild David Neiswanger I, Hampton L. Shirer , Harrison S. Morgan A . For Term Ending June 1933 George C. Bowman ......... . Topeka CQ B. .Merriam . . Topeka George A. Guild . . . Topeka Charles S. Elliott . . . Topeka Frank A. Quan, LL.B. . . Cleveland, ohio Harrison S. Morgan . . . . Topeka David Neiswanger, A.B. . . . Topeka William B. Mills, A.B., M.D. . . Topeka . For Term Ending june 1934 Leon C. Schnacke, D.D ........ . Topeka William S. Lindsay, M.D. . . Topeka Hampton L. Shirer . . . Topeka Byron H. Davis . . . Topeka Ella M. Pixley, B.S. . . . . Topeka Robert Stone, A.B., LL.D. . . . . . Topeka A. H. Denton ..... . Arkansas City Edward Buckland, M.A., LL.D. . . New Haven, Conn. For Term Ending june 1935 Harwood O. Benton, A.B. ....... . Oberlin Warren H. Finney, B.S. . , Empgria 101111 Crabb, . . , , I 'Iigpgka C. Benjamin Franklin, A.B. . .... Topeka M. L. Alden .... . Kansas City, ,Kansas Howard D. Tucker, A.B. . .... ,Eureka Charles A. Steele, LL.B. . , , 24 Tulsa, Okla.

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The College of LZ.b6T6l! Mfr!! ASHBURN college is an in- dependent and self- govern- ing institution, free from sectarian or political control, with students and teachers of all denominations. VVashburn College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is accredited by the North Central Association of Amer- ican Universities. It is a member of the Association of American Col- leges and the American Association of University l1Vomen. The College offers work leading to three degrees, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Philosophy and Bache- lor of Science. The Bachelor of Arts degree is designed for those who desire a general course, to be ARTTI U iz G. SHLLEN Dean l Kingman Doubt Sei fred Prouse Crippen Householder Whittemore Gardner Niehaus a general course, to be followed by specialization in any Held. The Bachelor of Philosophy degree is designed for those who want to specialize in social science or physi- cal education. The Bachelor of Sci- ence degree is designed for those who are preparing for technical or scientific work. Arthur Godfrey Sellen, Ph. D. of Brown University, is Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sci- ences. He is regarded by his fac- ulty contemporaries as a man of un- questioned intellectual integrity and line scholarship. The students know him as a wise counselor and sym- pathetic friend. Dean Sellen's ideals of scholarship are largely responsi- ble for W'ashburn,s high academic standing. Q ix