Washburn University - Kaw Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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.Q - , DUNCAN L MQEACHRON Vlce President Treasurer Q nw X21 mi? 5 5 Jew 395325 ff ie 3 SE PARLEY P WOIVIER President Emeritus ELLA M. PIXLEY Secretary ,iew ., 5 P, ff ' , , 'L :::1m- , 21, if , S' ,,,f:2gj1f1.ga , I -- f!?E?i5i'?iiYwl .,.Wffzs Sz 1 -' msf2Qes?Sm-W ' - . .Z .' .511 .555-gem.. ' 1 f f F' - 1 'I . ,w.55gfs2Q, :sale - p V-1.-f1fQfe,,k '- -- K -, L ' Q - . -225 5 Y 11131 ii, pr- I ,. A5551 ' 145 , Q f 7:5-fgmfggez - ,fl -5' r , ' V 4 , H : gfffifgmsiriwzx? .1 5, 2 gp mswgggfqere' - V . ' N -?E.i1i5Li5Z.5?5f3 1 fi-if f2Q72,'fff ' 'viii-ifl au. 'A f '?fis:zr. , 1- : ,. wwe , . U X, :.., -1.3122 12 V, - ' ' L: X . : - ,X Page 23 JESSIE DEAN L. D. WHITTENIORE Librarian Registrar

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ADMINISTRATION ASIIIIURN College's faculty execu- tives aflfl much to the sehool's pre- cedence by their whole-heartecl co-opera- tion with their fellow faculty members and the students of the college. They ably earry out the administration of the school and the regulation of stumlent affairs. Dr. Parley P. Vilomer, presiclent emeritus of the college, retirecl from the office of president in 1931 after sixteen years cap- able aflministration. Ile is heacl of the cit- izenship clepartment which was the first of its kind in America. llis untiring work in this Helrl has won him national fame. D. L. KI'cEachron, vice-presiclent ancl treasurer of Vkrashburn, was gracluatefl from this college in 1897. Ilis task is not only to execute his official cluties but also to teach college classes. Miss Ella M. Pixley is secretary ancl as- sistant treasurer of the college. She is a XYashburn grailuate of 18911, ancl became a member of the faculty in 1913. llliss ,Iessie Dean, librarian, began her iluties here in the fall of 151413. She special- izeml in library training at the University of lYiseonsin after receiving her degree from llvashburn College. li. D. Xyhitteinore. registrar, is a grail- nate of ,Xmherst College. Ile became a member of the XVZ1SllIJllI'l1 faculty in NSI to holfl that position until 1899. After IHSEI he was superintendent of Topeka Schools ancl state superintenrlent. In l!ll7, he re- sumecl his membership in the VVashburn faculty as registrar ancl professor of etlu- cation. ez'-ia.dQ'f1f'.fRw?n.:w r .a.:'V ' E- iw . 'WW -fa- 's m-' V .ev'. ' Wfrf 'ure ' 1 1 'f ' . . :af-s:.eas:1f1'12-,miseHia-vi 1 ua: . f1'555F61','f'1' 4' '1-izfiw Jfurfifwz-J 1-fsfwu 4 l I J? 'W-ffl '-f'i'I4 ff ' I ?wf 'f'5'5i7 - '?f5l'- f'f 'T5 Wi fi? 5-if 71? 'I I P I X PHILIP C. KING President Page 22 Q if

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Ol l TIOX of dent life and lllff student attend Deans of 'Xlen anc Through then pe students their Jud and by sympatlieti dent pioblems the and maintain 1 ln life on our eampus Upon receiving call at nix offiee their Hrst visit to I Men ire surprised a pelfectlx normal ind man instead o the student is not y manner of Dean 4 SUSAN M GUILD CLEVELAND S. LOPER Dean of Women Dean of Men hose problems of stu ecnllx those concern e is the task of the fomen 'it VVashburn ul contact mth the ent of human nature, nderstandmg of stu ans have helped build standard of student eai d marked please shmen timidlv make offiees of the Deans see behind the desk id rather jovial look e expected ogre lf onvine ed, the friendly er soon puts h11n at ease and he finds his problems almost in- stantly settled. Professor Cleveland S. Loper has suc- cessfully fnlled this office in XVashburn for the past year and has become in this short time highly admired and respected by the student body as a whole. Of a similar function as the ofiice of Dean of Men, is the office of Dean of EVO- men Withiii her office must be found the correct solution of many perplexities con- fronting the college co-ed. Dean Guild - who is serving her seven- teeuth year as VVashburn,s Dean of VVO- men-as a counselor and advisor, has helped the co-eds make contacts, seek Worth- while goals, and realize ambitions that are most beneficial to a worthy life. Page 24 E . ig . fl . e . 3 . f ' , y I v - - 5 -, V , e 5 Q H i l , , , . , 1 . . . ,' . L ' s V' , , 1 1 ' 1 . . ,. -45, . Y - - , , ' x I I . , . 1 1 . e . 'C e u 5 1 x 1- ' 3 J - - H x f -, 1 . V i ,, . . Y . 1 7 . L - . . . V, U 1 3 e , , ,t ,. . 1 , . . Jr' . 1 Z K. M :TQ X V s xx 7 I dl' . . u - Y . ,ll - ' ' 5 I' Q' 1 1 ' ,., F, ' X ' .9-fl ' ' i F ,fl ' all :WL If D i .M 'iii' J: , 'rt' Pike .Lak g-.iw -'f.'V'w: -,yi-,