Washburn University - Kaw Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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xflff, X A pf fl 'I The University stands at a crossroads, yet her path is unmistakable. Reinforced by the values which characterize the students, Washburn can only rise to the challenge which is posed by today's progressive technological world. lt is the students who comprise the soul of any school, and Wash- burn's second-century generation will seize the initiative to prove itself worthy of the University's pride. 15 i 14 l P' 1:- il.. fl l l l i l l ' l l I l l l 1 l l l ll

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. For a universit to row to maturity as Washburn acadernlcs has done in the las?century, a dedicated faculty must nurture the seed of knowledge through foresight and diligent labor. This can only be accomplished by co- operation among faculty in the various departments and where these faculty are guided by an able administration. Selected by a Board of Regents who actively support it, the administration realizes the importance of the role it plays-that of a control center where all university problems may be channeled and thereby be cared for in an organized and professional manner. Men and women who compose such a nerve center are of necessity vibrant, capable people who at every moment have expectant fingers on the pulse of Washburn's vital workings, both now and in anticipation of years to come.