Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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Page Eighteen QREETINGS The Kanza Staff has very kindly asked me if I would not like to express myself in greetings as Dean of the College. I assure you that it is with a great deal of pleasure that I try to meet their request. I, therefore, desire to bring to the faculty, student body and alumni my sincerest greetings and good Wishes for the continued success of all our various activities. The year 1925-1926 has been one of our very best. We have had the best faculty We have ever had, We have had the largest student body, and I am sure that We have had the most enthusiastic, loyal alumni of any institution with which I am familiar. The very large number of students enrolled on the campus this year, the large degree class completing its work, and the large life diploma class, are all indicative of the fine spirit and cooperation in making our K. S. T. C. one of the most efficient and practical of all state teachers colleges. The further fact that at the State Teachers Association over seven hundred of the alumni and faculty of this institution enjoyed each other's fellowship at the several banquets is evidence of the united purpose of all concerned. I know We can count upon you for the coming year for as enthusiastic and hearty support in all our undertakings as you have given in the past. By the opening of the next school year, we expect to be able to occupy our new library building and mechanic arts hall. We Welcome you to all the privileges' and benefits of K. S. T. C. G. W. TROUT, Dean of the College.

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ri f- 1, LU l U f l 1. 1 ll l J .iv Csq' LTJEDI K . . . ,. at - we is FA, -- f-Ar i l. . , ggi' P 3 15. 5 rf J l 'ily . ' . - V.-, I' 'r ' I aff'-1i 'r3'gYf ' ' 1 213L 1f lei 431' if W --g L-me M li M Ml F112 'ff lffl- ,rf QREETI GS ill FI Wi Nor priest nor king summons you and me to the fellowship N which such a volume offers those to whom the words, Russ Hall, Carney, Stunt Fest, Apple Day, Prexy, bring happy mem- ories. This volume reveals the past tense of college life of many whose truant thoughts will wander back to the campus while be- wg, hind desk or counter, in shop or studio, busy hands play their part 'iii il in the hum-drum routine of the busy day. ,5 Three kinds of folk will read these lines: To those whose school life of college days belong to the long ago when freshmen caps, and college annual, were un- coined words, these pages will provide opportunity for us, fI'm one , of this kind of folkj to say, W'ell, it's fine that young people these 'iii days can have such helpful, happy times along with their studies. lm: To those whose names are in the class books left in the Registrar's office as priceless testimonials of midnight oil and fin-al 1, tests, these pages will be a veritable visit with faculty and class- mates. You will not forget the marble stairway, the clock in the hall, the chapel announcements or the cafeteria bread line. The 12 If very idosyncrasies of the faculty will endear them all the more to Ml you as you recall the classroom episodes. To those whose footsteps will cross the threshold of some xl college for the first time this fall, these pages will bear a message iw! Ei of welcome into the fellowship that bids us look to the highlands of life and love in planning for the days to be when a measure of gli! possibility and of service will reveal to the world the appreciation 'K T and love We bear our Alma Mater. if I'm thinking now of the days yet unborn. Who knows the ,tm 11:3 battles that await us at lifeis cross roads, who knows the hope and 1 ambitions that lure you on, who knows when and where and how thoughts will be kinder, life will be stronger, because we've walked '32, ii and talked together through our sojourn at Kansas State Teachers 1 College at Pittsburg. MRS. HATTIE MooRE MITCHELL, gl ggg Dean of Women. QL l l fi Flu? iii 1, Ei- - s s -ff fe f W t Page Twenty