Washburn University - Kaw Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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The highest type of leadership is necessary to maintain high scholastic standards and a healthy campus life in an American university. This Washburn University has found in its president-Bryan S. Stoffer. A friendly smile, speaking for a warm personality, establishes Dr. Stoffer as one of the best-liked leaders of the university. Both as chief administrator of Wash- burn and as a sincere friend of the student, Dr. Stoffer is always available to the student to give an ear to the most current problems of the campus. As we see the growth of the new Student Union, the practical effect of Dr. Stoffer's untiring travels over the country, obtaining funds, gives the student a feeling of pride in the leadership of the university. Plans for a new administration building, library, and auditorium are additional evidence of a growing school. Under such leadership as we have in Bryan S. Stoffer we are confident that the future of Washburn will be replete with new buildings, higher and higher scholastic standings as represented by grades, and a greater cut from the city tax levy. 14

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ADMINISTRATION The administrative duties of the university are dele- gated to the deans of the university, whose efficiency in establishing a well-run Washburn has made possible great achievements in turning out citizens of high in- tellectual and social qualities as community leaders. Jobs, housing, educational counselling, and advice. The deans are called on daily to provide answers to the many problems that arise daily for the student in a com- plex campus life. Such interest in individual problems by the university has established a warm feeling between student and faculty. Such a well-rounded Washburn will continue to be a school respected by students, alumni, and community. Arthur G. Sellen, Dean of College Ruth A. Stout, Dean of Students Terry D. McAdams, Assistant to the President Charles Rodecker, Public Relations is - qi ff H ..:' H' 1- I M --n , , if 'fe??i l I ' I - fa 1-4... . :.1:. , . Q Hi c 5 fi T4 so , ff I i-iiA -j lifr , ,. It , .'l - ? I EA-Li l ,vi . E as ' 5f S ,, S l