University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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7 The Board of Regents of the University of Kansas ( ' it ' 4M i m 3 t W ' € i Hon. William Allen White Emporia Hon. Scott Hopkins Topeka Hon. Leon S. Cambern Erie Hon. Rodney Elward Hutchinson Hon. Chas. F. Foley Lyons Hon. James Kimball Salina Page 6 ' ! :?CJ ' ' ?!?fe- ' ' fvPi ' ■•= ' ' 7■ ' ■r::r5. ' ?Sv • ' ' ' ' ' i ' U? ' r-rf-i-La- ifo- ' ' i|%u| 5 •iiM

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Processional 4W ' b S A ' ff fT The old order changeth as surely as the sun arises and sets and Universities are not excepted. Seniors leaving this year have noted even in their short stay here, new things springing up here and there over the campus, new buildings rise and more faces appear each year on the campus. In some of these changes perhaps we have been disappointed, but it is only because our sentiment was attached to the old things. Our associations with different phases of college activities in our first years were so vivid and delightful that we thought that other students should follow in the same path or they would lose something precious. All know that there has been progress, materially and more apparent still, in the thousand and one things that a university accumulates with age. Some wail our lack of a single great tradition, but infinitely more valuable is a score of traditions that bind us together into more loyal alumni, more loyal Kansans. Student discipline, self imposed, cooperation in athletics, a growth of fellow feeling as instanced by the demand for football and school smokers, the securing of profits from student managed activities for student buildings; do not these things meet with approval in your eyes? We are regulated. We do not pursue the same old hit and miss methods that we found when we arrived. But we like it best this way. We would not return to the old ways if we could. We are more socialistic. What a manager does with what he makes is the business of all the students, and not a matter for him to dispose of as he thinks best. Whatever happens we can never slip back. When we discover that a method is good let us not discard it when we have the power, because we opposed it in the beginning. Elections come and go but progress is not dependent upon politics. Advance standards, and keep them high. So may we have a great and greater University of Kansas. Page 8