Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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Miss Belle Provorse, secretary to the President, has directed her interests not only to her own work, but to the student problems. Her tireless energy and co- operation has contributed much to the welfare of the school. Professor G. W. Trout, Eean of the Col- lege, Miss Hattie Moor e-Mitchell, Dean of Women, and George Small, Dean of Men, have completed a year of outstanding service both as student advisors and as faculty members. This year an extensive program was launched in order to raise the scholastic standings of the students. With this as their goal, they have devoted their energies to finding student problems, compiling statistics, and recommending solutions. 12

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President W. A. Brandenburg rightly deserves the title of “an outstanding educator” when considering the growth of the instutition that has been created during his twenty-six years as President.

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Look for the Student Council on page 30. Remember how they fought for seats? And don’t forget to turn a page to see the Kanza and Collegio. Look for the organizations that we started on page 38. Look for page 66. Here are the world’s musicians of tomorrow. Look for page 76. We are sure this will tickle a cone or two unless you tend toward Deuteranopia. Look for pages 78 and 92. Perhaps you’ll enjoy the content. Look for pages 104 to 117. We set out to feature snapshots and . . . well, this is the feature of the book. Look for the Juniors on page 118, for the Sophomores on page 122 and the Freshmen on page 128. Grads are on page 136. Look for the history of K. S. T. C.’s Sports oL? 1938 and 1939 beginning on page 138. Look for someone. There’s an index on page 154.