Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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YOU MAY FIND the beauty of a Campus, rich in lore and an inspiration to one’s best efforts ... In Book I we mark the names and ways of friends in their BIOGRAPHIES . . . Book II weaves the story of groups that made HISTORY . . . Book III seeks to perpetuate the names of those who help forge the pride of PITT ATHLETICS ... In Book IV we record the fat ;es of those who seek a more wholesome RELATIONSHIP IN LIVING

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The ideal toward which the spirit pervading the Pitt campus has always pointed has been one ex- emplifying the truest democratic spirit. Sham, pre- tense. snobbish sophistication and tinsel have never been condoned. The golden rule has been expressed by decent living, one to another, and places of leadership and influence are open to all who prove their merit ami ability. This spirit has become so inculcated in the lives of her students that in after college days Pitt Alumni have carried these principles over into their relation- ships with their fellow workers and neighbors. It has created a desire to better human relationships. It has placed emphasis upon a fullness in the lives of people, not upon the acquisition of things. It has indeed become. -AWAYOF LIVING .May this volume commemorate the lives of those living upon the campus at the present and serve as an inspiration to future college generations to live and work constructively and harmoniously for the betterment of all those things that are the greatest in life —love, joy, hope, home, child, wife, trust, faith, God. A

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A MAN THE INSTITUTION AND SOME OF ITS PEOPLE i 1