Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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F Southwestern, like the rest ot the world, is undergoing constant change. Change is evolutionary, and changes made today are not immediately as obvious as those made since sixty years ago. The Mound- builder has the task ot recording each changing year and placing it in proper perspective. To do this, it must from time to time change itself, as was done this year. left to Right: Delphian Literary Society, Southwest Kansas College lthe present name was adopted in l909l, 1902, Southwest Kansas College Bulletin of lnfonnation, l9Olg Southwestern Gospel Team, 1913.

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, builder -1--aug., Contents for Fall 7968-69 Fall Activities .... 2 AdministrationfFoculty ,.AA... 8 Fall Sports .... ...., 2 2 Advertising .,.. ..., 3 O MOUNDBUILDER i969 Volume 58, Southwestern College, Winfield, Konsas Mr. Howard Stephens, Advisor, Dave Webb, Editor, Bill Stephens, Layout and Chief Photographer, Jim Decker, Associate Editor, Marci Brown, Typist, Mary Moss, Asst. Photographer, Andy laue and Judy High- flll, Business Managers. 5. No commercial school can give its gradn a, better preparation for a business course than our business school. Besides our business stud have at their disposal all 'the facilities of the wl school. 1 6. No school in the country can excel usi Way of music. The dir-eetor, who recently retn from three years of study in Europe, teaches b latest methods. 7. Eloeution and Oratorv takes a. high plac the college. Several contests are held during year, in which the prizes 'range from five to t dollars. ' , e 8. In the Art Studio, ell kinds of Painting, Carving, etc., are taught ' There are several stu of Pyrography also. Q WINFIELD -V ' 1. , Wingfield is one of the prettiest towns ins sas. It has a population of nearly seven thousa 2. It is a. railroad center. 3. lt is situated on the Walnut River. on W there is apretty little steamboat, which will e you up the river to pastime Park, and return twenty-five, cents. I A 4. Winiield has somebf the finest natural p in the west. G. ' Winfield maintains a Chautauqua Asse which is held each year just hfter our school el 6. There is each year al Winter Lecture Co which brings the best tailemt of the world. . 7. Winfield has recently built an observe which is to be fitted with the largest telesco Kansas We will have the use of it. 8. In no town in the State is the moral at phere better than in Winfield. - Expenses Tumors Common or mnmnsr, ARTS Fell term, fourteen weeks ,,,,,, g,, ,,., ., ,,,,,.,,,,., , ,.,,,, , ,,,,,,,S Winter term, twelve weaken... ,,.. ,. ,.....,, M, ,.. Spring term, ten weeks ,,.,.,,..,..,, ,., ,,., , ,,,,,,,,,,, ACADEMY AND Nommz. ' ' s Ifstll term, fourteen weeks ,,,,, l ,,,,,,, ,,,4,,,,,, , ,,,, A .,,,,,,,, , ,, ,,,, Winter term, twelve weeks.,.,,,,. ,,,, .,.,, ,,,, A , U .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , Spring term, ten weeks,.,,,. ,,,, .,A,,.,, ,,,,, A rebate of 50 cents is given to students in the a named departments who register on the regular registrq nays. A roh:mt,ehof1051er cent is given where the tuitio the entire year is pai in advance.

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