Washburn University - Kaw Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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PIR T10 Washburn men and women find that in both the history of their school and in the accomplishments of graduates of the college is an inspiration to continue their work and successfully realize life hopes and desires. A glance across our campus will show one how Washburn college has moved forward in the seventy-live years just past, to he the school it is today. Those pioneer New Eng- landers faced many trials and tribulations in their determination to provide their children an edu- cation. Our f3Cl1lfy and administration and alumni now are carrying on the spirit of these settlers of the Kansas plains to make Washbu1'n a better col- lege for the students of future years.

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DR. PHILIP C. KING NZ, :I Is I'.lxlll1,tIl' 2- .'- 'rm Ill 'inlk 'HIL uni: IIIIIIIII llwlllltmnllllllttummut 'WM .yin -I 'rt' gf In vm WLHIHMM 'f Imttntlllmmwmltw L JT will ,sl .HW X llllmnll til 'Milli llM wlllllllll'l'.l4 TW' tru: y My My 1-7:-. ' ,, . ffffi' ' Q '4fETJg. tv bjtilht W ongrafufa fiona One of the most interesting things about a college is the way in which its men and Women of vision. and courage extend their influence, bringing challenge and opportun- ity to succeeding generations long alter their own lives have closed. ln this Diamond Jubi- lee year Wlashburn college acknowledges the debt of its founders and its builders, and not only to the leading figures in the college his- tory but also to the thousands who have united their service and their gifts to carry the enterprise along. As We think of those Who have made Washburn possible, we take pride also in the graduates and former students who are pay- ing the debt to the founders in the only Way such an obligation can be met-by effective and useful living. In nearly every county in Kansas, nearly every state, and many coun- tries overseas, W'ashburnites are engaged in making life more interesting and more significant. PHILIP C. KING.