Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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EXTENSION It is the purpose of this department to provide an opportunity for those who are unable to attend college, to advance educationally by taking corres- pondence courses or attending extension classes of evening or on Saturday. RESEARCH If it should be desirable to select a motto for research, perhaps none would be more fitting than the words of Lucretia Mott, “Truth for authority, not authority for truth. The mental attitude ex- pressed by these words if more generally held by students, teachers and the public in general would likely be a forward step in a better solution of social, economic, religious and educational problems and thus lead to a higher level of living for all. SERVICE BUREAU Greetings from the Service Bureau. If our ef- forts in your behalf have not measured up to your expectations we trust you will temper your judg- ment with mercy. If, in any small degree, we have been able to render some service to you we are happy. If at any time we can help in any way we shall be glad for the opportunity to serve you. Together we must keep faith in the future. S. L. Householder. KAN ZA • PAGE 28 9.33

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HIGH SCHOOL The College Junior-Senior High School is a training school organized and operated in connection with the various departments of the Kansas State Teachers College at Pittsburg. This unit covers the work of the seventh to twelfth grades inclusive. This training school is used as a laboratory for the train- ing of college students in their major fields prepara- tory to their going out into the teaching profession. It is well staffed by highly qualified supervisors who are experimenting with the latest methods in teaching. The students enjoy the use of the well-equipped, commod- ious college buildings and laboratory equipment, including the college gymnasium and the Porter Library- Opportunity is provided for participation in the usual high-school activities, such as musical organizations, dramatics, athletics and clubs. PAGE 27

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Y. ri c A. It has been a pleasure for me to associate with the men students of this institution in regards to their problems relative to Y. M, C. A. work. A pro- gram consisting of such speakers as Harold Colvin, “Jack” Harte, Strong Hinman, and Arthur Hugh was sponsored by the local Y. M, C. A, members. Y. W. C. A. It is a genuine joy to me to extend greetings through the FRIENDLY KANZA to each student of K. S. T. C. Greetings, Friendly Greetings, Yes, they're in the air— Classrooms, campus, hallways Feel them everywhere. Jennie C. Walker. CAFETERIA A genuine pleasure comes to us daily as we watch happy, healthy, hungry young people gather tboul the tables at meal time. Who was it who said, “We may live without poetry, music and art, We may live without conscience and live without heart, We may live without friends, we may live without books, But civilized men cannot live without cooks.” Cordially, Mrs. Maude Simpson. pace 23 . The 933