Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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President W A BRANDENBURG, A M LL D. Under the guihdance of President Brandenburg this institution has expanded rapidly, its prestige has spread and its standards haverisen. He has made Kansas State Teachers College one of the foremost school.s of its kind in the United' Statesg he has displayed a profound faith in and regard for the younger generationg he has worked for them and played with them. His sound thinking and vigorous idealism have made him an outstanding figure in affairs of national scope. The Kansas State Teachers College can rejoice to have him as its leader. T. -,we-rg? -: , - if gg Y- x gsifg ff.-'ff-gg..-fzfifi -if :Ygs-32,4553-4, , A 1.1-v -1' - f--- 1 '- - 1 , . -- . - l r 5275

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