Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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V A ,LSQANNIVERSARY ,L wp 42l',,Z2-w' - 4825? Q VW YQ A L GREETINGS The Kanza Staff has been klnd enough to ask me as Dean of College to extend greetlngs to students faculty alumnl and fr1ends of th1s 1nst1tut1on 1n commemoratlon of 1ts twenty flfth anmversary It seems scarcely posslble as I glance backward over these twenty f1V6 years to reahze the great changes that have taken place 1n the growth and development of one of the largest educatlonal 1nst1tut1ons ln the State of Kansas It was my pr1v1lege to be present at the openlng GXGFCISCS of the flrst day the 1nst1tut1on opened 1ts doors for the acceptance of students and to extend greetlngs to the forty f1V6 students and f1V6 members of the faculty upon that occas1on Th1s small assembly met 1n a small room of one of the grade bu1ld1ngs of our Clty We were happy 1n the thought that a new educatlonal 1nst1tut1on was belng set up 1n our m1dst We could not at that t1me w1th the greatest stretch of our 1mag1nat1on see K S T C twenty f1VG years hence havlng ten large well equlpped bu1ld1ngs together w1th an up to date practlce house for home econom1cs and w1th one of the best stad1ums for an 1nst1tut1on of our klnd 1n the Un1ted States Add to th1s physlcal equlpment an enrollment dur1ng the past year of 5 099 students from almost every State IH the Unlon and you have a plcture of the group for whom I am speaklng 1n br1ng1ng to you the greetlngs of the college wh1ch I have the honor to represent as Dean May the next twenty-flve years be as fru1tful 1n the growth and development of the 1nst1tut1on and 1ts democrat1c 1deals as have been the past twenty-f1ve Slncerely yours , G W TROUT Dean of the College A VWP' OTP QV' 'Q AAS . PAGE28 Q KANZA7' VW Q V I -4759 , Q CVD' QVYI 29 a 9 I vw S21 M pq .O 0. .... l. . . -. Vw LA s ma vw G '- .. ' . I VW KA . b . . . .. . .I . . 6 , . ' . .' , 5 . . . . . . LA vw ' ' l . vw KA BA '29 -fs A LA

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1' :L 511 ANNIVERSA RY fc, . Q7 AP' 4 szsilb -age v v g 'WHY GO TO COLLEGE? Whats the difference anyway? A The tra.1ned l1fe for service The untrained l1fe for burden Are the things that make up college llfe Worth While? Anything IS Worth While that llnks yesterday With 1 today and makes us stronger, happier for the day that IS yet to be What makes a person educated in the highest sense-'P An educated man is one With a compass in his head and a magnet in his heart If I forget What's 1n the text and lose my notebook, and m diploma burns up, what is left of my college days? C6 For shelter IS gone. When the night is o'er, And bread lasts but a day, g But the clasp of your hand and the sound of your Voice Lives inthe heart of youth alway and alWay. v 0 fx vw 55 SZ rv n U VW . Q l . . Vw L4 . . . ' . 54 Vg A ' ' . VW no . ' . LA Y . V Q If a boy is going to turn out to be nothing but a mule driver, V Q Q Why encourage him to go to college? A A To put as much difference as he can between himself and the mules. V ' I , Cordially, DEAN OF WOMEN. vw 1 Vg AA 5, A 'QS' V 1 92, 36 'Q Ig' PAGE 30 A -de. N y 1 Aw- mbe f