Washburn University - Kaw Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1943 volume:

. 5 E , 3? Si E2 2 Q 5 Z 5 I Q 3 2 9 5 ai r S S 3 QE M E14 3 25 55 W fa 1 1 I -L+ ' 1 W5 1 s '- And this yearbook will go to war, from Leavenworth to Guadalcanal, from training camps in every state to the book shelves in quiet rooms in a hundred little Kansas towns to wait until the lchabods come marching home. This year has seen Washburn correlating military tactics and meteorology with the pro- verbial three Rs. Washburn women have begun to match their steps with the ever-increasing line of University men and women who are dedicating their lives to the achievement of lasting freedom for America and her peoples. Each succeeding month has meant the end of college for the duration to a growing number of Washburn men. It has meant good-bye to families, friends and sweet- hearts. 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'LM . ff . -gf.-5 . fff5..5,.Li..,,,,,, b f-: -- '- A+- ' - A J m at Froni the pages of Americas Who's Who, backed by twelve years ot exceptional progress in the edu- cational institutions oi India, has come the personality that is molding the new Washburn. Dr. Bryan S. Stoiier, former president oi Doane College in Crete, Nebraska, received A.B. degrees from Ashland Col- lege and Oberland, and .15-..M., BD. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Chicago. He, Mrs. Stoiter and their two children, Robert Price and Elizabeth Ann, have made their home on the Washburn Campus, and in doing so they have become a part ot our University and have pledged their loyalty and devotion to her behalf. Washburn students have grown to love and respect the brilliant and friendly personality that is President Bryan S. Stofter. H Mn. Wales Colburn Morg Ah Higgs Price Marcoux acuity, . . . R. S. Alexander H. K. Allen Dr. C. L. Atkins N. A. Baker D. L. Bolinger l. D. Bright H. C. Church H. I. Colburn T. L. Collier Inez Conley H. E. Conrad W. Crippen Mrs. L. A. Curry Major I. I. Donnellan P. Eberhart Mrs. Bess Elden Clara E. Elledge Redicia Engholm C. D. Errickson G. S. Fulbright Laura Z. Greene Susan M. Guild A. M. Hambleton Paul Hansen Mrs. Paul Hansen Robert Hays C. A. Hunter B. S. Ietfrey H. A. Iones R. H. Kingman P. H. Lewis Physics and C.A.A. Law Biblical Literature and Philosophy Economics iAccounting7 Spanish History and Political Science Art English Education, Psychology, Philo Economics sophy Hist. and Political Science and C.A.A History Home ' Nursing Military Science and Tactics Mathematics and C.A.A. Public School Art Public School Music Chi1dren's Literature Physical Education for Men Public Speaking and English Mathematics German and Latin Law and Economics Music Theory and Violin, B C.A.A. Voice Music Theory and Orgian Public and School Hygiene Law Law Biology and Geography Law ank an C. S. Loper D. C. Marcoux R. E. Markham Dr. K. A. Menninger Mrs. W. C. Menninger W. I. Morgan G. M. Parker Ruth E. Parker Lillian A. Phelps Mrs. T. H. Poppelwell lra Pratt I. F. Price Dr. David Rapaport Robert Raugh Burleigh Reed P. S. Riggs Edward Rooney Marie Russell Mrs. N. E. Saxe N. E. Saxe Mrs. L. E. Schwarz Dean A. G. Sellen F. D. Strong Katherine Trumbul Mrs. Dorothy Tyner Mr. Unge Esther Vanderlas Elizabeth Van Schaack K. W. Wagner Mrs. Hugh Wales Hugh G. Wales D. H. Webb I. F. Zimmerman Engineering and Mathematics Economics and C.A.A. Education and Social Science Survey Abnormal Psychology Child Care Sociology, Philosophy, Psychology and Criminology Physical Education for Men Home Economics and Science Survey Biology and Science Survey Design Music Theory and Voice Law Clinical Psychology Physical Education for Men Chemistry and Science Survey Astronomy, Sci. Survey and C.A.A. Law Law 1 English French and Spanish Piano Biblical Literature Law Physical Education for Women Law Economics Commerce English Law Mathematics Economics and C.A.A. 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Wilkin lack Yocum Lyndus Henry Charles Roberl Hill Suzanne Hutson Barbara Iohnson Marie Miegel Ioe Morris Betty Murrow Royce Palmer lack Kilmartin Eugene Lane Abner Leonard Dick Manley Mrs. Roberta Paulette Iack Potter Helen Rymph Marian Pratt Edgar Bolduc Bob Halliday Able Wallace nigh! al the Phi Del! house QA5,5, 0F ,im nh e-Yi fd! 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Lowe Marilyn Macterran Ethel Mariani Kenneth Reed Homer Rl-roads Marilyn Scandrett xg, n 4 an W' wg xg, if ,ff 1945 Popular vice-president 1 Kenneth Anderson Marjorie Iean Armantrout Keith Baird Peggy Bauqhman Marianna Becker Duane Benander Harwood Benton Delton Bennett. Ir. Mary Ruth Beurskins Eugene Brihach Edward Bright Dick Buck Mary Grace Burkhardt Ioe Casper Dorothy Cauldwell lane Chapman William Chapman Stan Curyea Mary Dawson Eunice Dixon Dixie Iune Dove Bob Duifens Bennett Eddy Mariorie Parrish Ralph Flowers Sheldon Flowers Norlan Foster Wayne Fowler Carol Gerye Ida Mae Giddings Iane Gorman Bill Gough Keith Gustin Victor Harshbarger Bella Henderson .QW ne, Lf G N .4 a ,H 1 f f ' e ,,QJ K J, , ' .- 4 1-:E V' E its Wilma Higgs John Hohnstead Pauline Iohnson Betty Iones Evelyn Iones Harold Iones Martha Kirkpatrick Caroline Cline Arlene Kraybill Arnold Larson Barbara Lee Mary Frances Leger Barbara Long O'Reta Lortz Kathleen Martin Mary, Evelyn Mclntosh Kenneth Mead Iames Medill Mary Louise Miller lean Moore Iohn Myers Ferrol Oberhelman lack Odel Robert Poltera Margaret Pratt Patty Priddle Mariie Pro Fred Bausch lim Reed Maurita Reed Doris Reese Barbara Rice Bill Rigby Bill Robertson Virginia Ross Q 3 w Shirley Rogers if , Ruth Ann Ruddick Iean Rutter Alberta Ryder Mary lane Saderstrom Warren Saylor Alex Scott R. D. Simpson Ed Snyder Katie Snyder Harry Sorber Richard Sorber Bud Spencer Alice Stanley Ruth Stewart Wilbur Stover Robert Swenson Doris Swisher Paul Thompson Bessie Tlzatch Doris Trapp Clark Ullom Lynn Van Landingham loan Wallace Henry Walters Peggy Wardin Galen Warnock Carl Wasson Polly Weaver Dorothy Whitlow Phil Wilson Wayne Wills Phil Wilson Donnell Wingate Janet Winkler Ona Youngman Edna Zielinski Popular Frank Eckert Heads the Freshmen C214 5' 194 6 Campus Favorite, Isabelle Nsiswanger Is Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Is Likeable Shao! 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Zn ' Q Mauve - Ioette Fickling Corrine Fleming Marcia Frost Jane Foltz Bruce Frederick Wanda lean Fuller Betty Garvin Marjorie Gideon Iames Gilford Iacqueline Gleason Tom Gleason Tom Grace Gwen Green Hink Guy Harlan Grundeman Wayne Hadley Elizabeth Haggard Marilyn Joy Hale lim Hardman Dorothy Harsha Robert Hawley Donna Iean Henry Houston Hogue Dana Holstrom I ohn Hope Harold Hunter Richard Hunter Katherine Iarrell Shirley Iencks Phyllis lean Johnson Richard Iones Ormond Kelley Eugena Kramer Frederick Kramer Doris Krieg Lois Lacy Keith Lagerstrom I TK?iS?E'?Vb F' F Lancaster Gloria Ann Lan lean Listz Ioan Logan Mchdam Iimmie McCaig ge Mary Lee Betty Lenington Bill Lentz Beth Lester lames Lewis Mary Lonam Margaret Mallon Helen Frances Marcoux Clinton Marker Clair Martin Mrs. Clara McClain Hugh McClelland Betty McCord Gertrude McFarland Francis McGregor 'ri-is DELTA GAMMA-PHI new rounsomn HAVE A coma AT DIBBLE'S S if-IRM U kewl tm- '1 P' 5 ff? Q Q. 4 -v I 8 ea tg, R H Q to w'52Q2:,, ...V 4 1 . I ax I ,ilu-I-' Harry McGuier lack McNeive Marilee Miler Gloria Miller Isla Montgomery Patty Moore Ruthe Anne Myers Isabel Neiswanger Iohn Nipps Arlene Oberhelman LaVerne Often Olga Offen lack Osborn Dixie Parker Bill Payne Alice Peterson Richard Petterson Tom Pirotte Mary Louise Plumb Richard Poison Doris Pool Betty Pressman Mary Lou Robson F rank Rude Ruth Salisbury Bill Sellen Iames Smith Sherlee Smith Melbourne Sparks Ray Speer Ioe Springer Barbara Stapleton Peggy Stevenson Peggy Steves Ioan Stolpe Doris Taggart lim Taylor is. fi H I' G onard Thompson Verna Thorn Zona Gale Tibbitts lane Walralen Ioan Webb Mary Wells .rila Withroder Glen Wood Mildred Words l ALPHA PHIS CHEER AS WASHBURN SCORES IN THE HOMECOMING GAME. -eg -an fag' its ,JJ Eugene Townsend Richard G. Wells Pal Young TRW fe is ' nv-vs Richard Trot! William Trusdale lim Tyree lohn Wheeler Gene White Roberta Winkler Keith Zarker Mary Wynne Ziegelasch Chris Hall MW 56' 00l Paul Armstrong Annella Blanton Richard C. Byrd Glenn Cogswell Charles Davis, Ir. Iustin Doyle Richard Driscoll Loren Dyson ask lveu lm bag A en It , if sr se N ii 2 .'T'Ps x ,ka - x 59. Fred Swoyer. second semester vice-president. A A Annella Blanton. secretary-treasurer. ,. KN slde X s. Lyman Friedman Lyndus Henry Clinton Marker Ioe Morris Harry Snyder Richard Grabham Ronald Iones Herbert A. Marshall Don Schnatterly Fred Wilkin, Ir . Charles Davis. Prelidenf of the Law School E ii ....... ,-7:1-1, i'..:-., ..-..,,.. if Fw ... ji.. HL II is js I 1 x 1 I ,I Q! Q! 11 , -..-- 1 'T-ES' T-i' if-'f:' -lad mi -. .- -64.3 ,Z zz. r:, -Ji-4 ' j f:'t'1 f. J V --s ,A .....,.,.......,...,.... . v., V.- if 'I'2.'T'Y A i....i -... , ..d 5.1 , .-' 1+ 1471! Wing--4 .......--M-4 --.Q--I 'i - ----1 llg 'A 1' 'w ' 1-11 - 4 9 ,,,. i f '4 .. A...:1 , ' ' 1 V ..4 4 -V -1 -L:-f-1 -4 ... - '. ml - - .. -A--.L ' i.. , i ...... .i..-1.- 'uv 4' QQQKO ll 1 af Attendants Coronation Wallace's winning run EMF? Kappa Alpha Theta float Delta Gamma float . . . The band . . 15 Ei Alpha Delta floai . . . h 'F-5' Queen Mariorie lean Armantrou! and King Ed Bolduc. 7 Ml Alpha Phi float .,.... The winning Phi Dell iloat ailing Lf ms-,f, W .J az '- WVR! fig, A--t ' O'fg'ii0l' l-uh 5' oss '+ve 79' ODD 5'fl07S' 11.,,ry dd O 1,,,,a be 1 1 Prex 411,17 a P U lu Sisfers W SQ b '71 1191. Con 9 1-aru1a,s N Lynnell and Wheel Make Plans lor the Freshman Class ew Pied M, 99, Be, eg-1 P Billin Zeta Tau Alpha Ping-Pong ChamPS 9:11, 11: my Ep 1 7' a Yam sen aoomm YWVGG , 00115 9 eua G M019 2 JZ? 51' ww ' li W M, den! uzekeq 4' 9 ets scrub W . Oman han ds ok Xn52999 img mee av BK C30 w w X 55525 ene P Gia Mme ddie and Ka ue K , euh an d Ru Th da nge ai me . Phx Delta op en hou Se ' L ine 'WSW W , ik xon 013 .iw aka Q0 1 the W444444444gAHA-------4 NAVY MEN Men from every state in the union, classified by the Navy as V5, have received flight training on the Wash- burn campus this year. Coeds, wak- ened each morning by the 7:30 AM. drilling of the cadets, have been en- tertained at various informal dances and open houses. Major Donnellen, pictured at the right, is the genial com- manding officer of this Navy-super- vised Civilian Pilot Training program. Drilling, ground school and flight training fill the busy lives of the men While they are housed on the campus in Benton Hall. Commanding Officers Plan Military Training for Washburn Men The rifles may be wooden but the old spirit is there as Washburn men train tor military service, Wednesday night classes include tactics in drilling, theory and mili- tary science. Till Iohnny Comes Marching Home fAcross the Campusl Doughboys m the Making 15310 CHARLES II SAVE MY TIRESI DAVIS. FRANCES AND HELEN CONGRATULATE EACH OTHER ON BEING PLACED IN WHO'S WHO. GLEN SAID TO BETTY, YOU HAVE PULL. GET OUR PIC- TURE MADE. SO . . . . RUSH SCENE AT THE ZETA TAU ALPHA HOUSE. KEITH'S IN THE SERVICE, SO MARILYN PLAYS SOLITAIRE AT THE D. G. HOUSE. ROYCE ADELE CARVES AT THE ALL-COLLEGE WATER- MELON FEAST. PRESIDENT STOFI-'ER GOES AFTER IT SOUTHERN STYLE. DELTON CTHIS IS IUST MY THIRD PIECEJ BENNETT. RUTH MCCOY ATTENDS RUSH WEEK AT THE DELTA GAMMA HOUSE. KAPPA SIG PRESIDENT, LINDY HENRY, AND HIS PIPE. MARIAN PRATT HEADS ZETA TAU ALPHA. BILL ENGLISH AND IUNE GREANE, PRESIDENTS OF INDE- PENDENT ORGANIZATIONS. MARCH 15, AND PHI DELT ABNER LEONARD HAS A SERIOUS MOMENT. Q5 0 0.95- Q' f -'M my 1 1 ng gm 533 in .:.TT.,'1,Qf...w fm l' .,,,,-M 1 inf: x S.-F Taylor, Miler. Pratt. Mrs. North ..... Mr. North ...... Claire Brent .... Stanley Brent .... lane Wilson .... Ben Wilson ...... Lt. Weigand ...... Detective Mullins ...... Slolpe, Yocum. Leonard, Cook MR. AND MRS. NORTH PRESENTED NOVEMBER 11, 12, 13 .......Ioan Stolpe . . . .lack Yocum . . . .Marian Pratt .......BiIl Lutz . . . . . . .Marilee Miler . . . . .Abner Leonard . . . .Iohn Wheeler . . . . . .Iohn Greely Inspector O'Mal1ey ..... ..... H arry Snyder Clinton Edwards ..... St lp Pozez Yocum ..........Ted Cook DIRECTOR .............. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR. . Mr. Brooks ...... Mrs. Brooks. . . . Buono ....... Louis Berex ..... Cooper ...... lenkins ...... Iones ......... Albert Talbot ..... Timothy Barnes. . . . . .Lyle E. Harmon .Elizabeth Harmon ... . . . . . .limmie McCaig . . . . Mary Grace Burkhardt Shaol Pozez . . . . .lim Taylor . . . . . . Cloyd Pugh . . . Wayne Hadley . . . . Keith Lagerstrorn . . . . . Carl Welch . . . . Ray Morgan PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager . . Sound Effects . . . House Manager . . Properties ........ Posters .......... Properties Crew. . . Carnie Tener . Frances DeArmond Roxie Spurlock Doris Peterson Beth Lester Mary Belle Tillotson .lack Yocum Iirn Taylor Carl Davis Betty McCord THE WASHBURN PLAYERS presented three one-act plays in March with the help ot an efficient stage crew composed ot Iirnmie Mc- Caig, Marilyn Scandrett, Helen Breneman and Mary Blakley, and the added assistance of technical directors, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Harmon. THREE IS A CROWD Ellen ............ Ruthe Ann Myers Eddie Iohnson ....... Benson Powell Elmer .............. Abner Leonard Ed Iohnson, Ir. ...... Charles Gilkey Madelene ......... Margaret Mallon Director .... ..... C amie Tener OBIECTIONS OVER-RULED The girl 'Marion Pratt Bill Lutz as the Hackensack Gossip in his ow V y The man ..... ...... I ohn Barrett Show. Presented in December- Iane ....... . . .Helen Breneman Director .... ...... I ack Yocum 1 , hs Ann Myers as Ellen in THREE IS A CROWD. Cast of OBIECTIONS OVER-RULED. POKEY Powhatan .,........... Vic Harshbarger Mrs. Powhatan ...... Frances DeArrnond The Elder Mrs. Powhatan. .Arvella Embry Princess Pokey .......... Margaret Pratt Storm-in-the-Eye .... ..... I ohn Greely Wind-in-the-Ear ............ Ray Morgan Captain Iohn Smith ........ Iack Osborn Iohn Rolfe. . . Director ..... Commentator .... ........Shaol Pozez . . .Elizabeth Harmon . . . .Lyle Harmon Mm EDITOR Betty Ann Fladger. cad cmss nmrons They all had a linger in the pie .... Faculty Advisor Professor Colburn called this Kaw staff a regiment, The Kaw Klan was organized and meetings were held throughout the year at which each member of the staff participated in the creation of this book. -Betty Chubb, Marsha Frost and Mary Louise Plu It ikrsiw' ' i, My If S , 324, 3 .M 'wg Q . , K Ms 5 32' 4: 1 A gf WN Mx Kffighfgsirwx A ff., ,, 1 A Nxivghl 'f 1' .J I 0 F, , I. X 1 ig J 2 sf V' 1- L? Q x i , , gy-2 f ' 3- ig -s Q I' in QQ X A ,.., F gif -5 ZA ., ji .M x v, W , A , ,g fig? 3 Tw N , , Q ' if Ulf REVlfW STAFF EDITOR SPORTS Ray Morgan Clst Semesterl Clark Ullom Shirley Rogers 12nd Semesterl Eddy Wallace BUSINESS MANAGER Fiji Qfgjjh Kathleen Martin NEWS WHO S WHO Bob Halladay Kalle SI'1Yd9f Nan Reed BEPORTERS SOCIETY Olivia Anderson O'Reta Loris Bill Lutz , Halladay. R gby Ullom R unch. Martin. Morgan. Hoge A dex-son. Shirley Rogers W 55322599 SHIRLEY stepped from the society column XW.'Qm,m to the editor's desk when Ray was called -, QA it f. an ,QW KATHLEEN capably handles Review fi nances in her job as business manager. Kathleen Martin Ray Morgan to the army. RAY was one of the Review's best editors for six months, and will be one of Uncle Sam's best soldiers for the duration. ffleer leaders Dale Briman Terry McAdam Patsy Byrnes Charles Davis Shirley Iencks W' QIVM 'N-my-....,,, ' T, ., Am ,LM ... I lh. Y L., , N.. J , . Hr.,- ,, v. X4 ., if ' .f':M w 1 A ' L 3. vim- nw W, ...A V MT ' 'M nm l A f ' A-4-wb. ' X 1. vu- 2 il! 1-'1 :i'-' Qi' 3 an in fo 1 35 'Q 5' if 4 'rf V' ' - ff 4y4IW 2 at 1 .EM 'f if M 3 5 5 ? if 3. 'K 3 4 M 2 Bolen Breneman Collins Gugler Heaton Lee Macten-an Mclntosh Miller Mun-ow Rymph Stewart 1 gz rj .,,,. Taylor Zarlnr .Sigma Jllllp ha ,Qlota first national sorority installed on the Washburn campus consists of music majors and minors, recommended by the faculty, and chosen for high scholarship and unusual musical talent. TI-IE ADVISORY BOARD is made up of Miss Clara El- ledge, Mrs. L. E. Schwarz, and Miss lane Baird. THE ANNUAL SPRING MUSICAL was presented April II, with all members taking part. THE OFFICERS ARE: Betty Heaton, president Betty Collins, vice-president Helen Breneman, secretary Marilyn Macterran, treasurer Helen Rymph, editor Betty Wright, chaplain THE MEMBERS ARE: Lois Bolen, Helen Breneman, Betty Collins, Betty Heaton, Barbara Lee, Marilyn Macferran, Betty Murrow, Helen Rymph, Betty Wright, Virginia Alexander, Harriet Gugler, Mary Evelyn McIntosh, Mary Louise Miller, Ruth Stewart, Betty lo Taylor, Sharil Zarker. Harriet Gugler. Sharil Zarker and Marilyn Macierran plan a ioint recital. 5 Q The octet became an entertain- ment feature on many chapel programs this year. The memf bers are Cseatedl Bill English, Helen Breneman, Glenn Peterf son, Betty lo' Taylor and Stan Curyeay Cstanclingl Betty Wright, Doris Porter and Patty Pricldle. Glenn Peterson and accompaf nist Betty Murrow, practice in the music school tor Glenn's re- cital, Ianuary Sth. Ruth McCoy, attractive Delta Gamma, presented her recital on March 28. She was accompa- nied by Helen Breneman. it X? f ART This Circus Nightmare was Ken Ander- son's response to Professor Church's as- signment tor a theme from the imagination, based on the Kansas Free Fair Follies, cir- cus, and side shows. According to Kenny's version, this represents the aftermath oi too much pop, too many hot dogs, and an over-abundance of ice cream cones. The original sketch was tirst drawn up in charcoal, then redrawn tor watercolor. lt Will be part of the Annual Washburn Art Students' Exhibit at the Mulvane Art Mu- seum. SKETCH CLUB Sketch Club meetings in the Mulvane Art Museum are open to any Washburn stu- dents of freshman or sophomore rank who are interested in creative Work and pro' grams sponsored by the Department of Art. The purpose of the Sketch Club is to stim- ulate art interests on the campus, encour- age art appreciation by keeping informed on national art tendencies, taking part in the exhibits, and making use of the exten- sive library of mounted prints and art books in the Mulvane Art Library. First Row Church Griswold Moore Logan Hale Steves Coleman Snyder Fxcklmq, Parker, Pryor. Second How-Overmeyer, Ziegelalch, a l bww folessor Church discusses with Wilma and Iohnny wme oi the 175 new prints and drawings in the per- hnent collection of the Museum. The Washburn Art Department received second award in the State College Art exhibit sponsored at the Kansas Free Fair in Topeka, September, 1942, While its Art Director, Howard Church, re- ceived the highest award in the oil paint- ing division for professional entries. In a survey of college art museums in the country, made by Director L. V. Cole- man, oi the American Association of Museums in Washington, D. 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He obtained his masterfs degree in physical education from the University of Kansas last year, after spend- ing several years coaching high school teams. George Parker, Assistant Coach since 1940, is another Washburn alumnus., He is now in complete charge ot the gym classes. George Parker l For a season which from the standpoint of games won and lost was very sad indeed, the initial lchabod season for Coach Bob Raugh was really not at all catastrophic. The fine team of 1941 was thoroughly riddled by graduation and calls to the armed services, and the freshman-dominated combination which Raugh developed was adequate credit to his coaching ability. The opening games brought to light a tenacious lch- abod line and a hard-fighting sextet of backs operat- ing from Raugh's quick-opening short punt formation, but until the homecoming game the development of the admittedly green team was not complete. With that game, a 21-13 victory over Fort Hays Teachers, the Washburn boys caught the spirit of being a potent organization and went on to play fine football through the remaining games. The finest showing of the year was the 13-0 loss to the highly-touted Fort Riley mili- tary team. The lchabods played marvelously, limiting the army to two very difficult tallies and themselves threatening constantly to score. The 1942 eleven depended even more on stellar Ed Bolduc than had the teams of the two previous years. Bolduc, who in his first year won a place on the na- tionally recognized Little All-America squad, was con- tinually the backbone of the team, fighting enemy at- tacks like a Marine from his defensive fullback spot. Kansas sportswriters called him the best center in the state, and opponents concurred unanimously. Gene Lane and Augie Bohm manned the wings most of the season. Tackles converted to ends for-the pur- pose of strengthening the forward wall, both turned in line performances week after week. Their able re- serves were Dick Rock, husky Oklahoman, who was a state wrestling champion in high school, and Charley Cleveland. Both developed rapidly into capable wing- men. The impenetrable center of the lchabod line was manned all year by Paul Kvasnicka and Ben Eddy, both of whom-with Bolduc-won the Review's nomination for Little All-America honors. Both played rugged ball in every game, and their play undoubt- edly constituted a major part of the inspiration which finally made a scoring attack possible. Paul Thompson quarterbacked well and did the blocking in the backiield, and Ed Hailey filled the fullback slot most of the time with the strength and coolness of a coming star. l The backfield iind of the season was little Keith Baird, who in the Hays and Riley games provided the spark which led Washburn to the best performances of the year. Running and passing brilliantly, he con- verted a bunch of good football players into a touch- down-hungry aggregation. Credit for the scoring com- bination goes almost entirely to Baird. A severe carti- lage injury on the last play of the Riley game put him on crutches for more than a month, and his loss caused a definite let-down in lchabod morale in the final game with Southwestern. Ed Schneider and Charley Short were mainstays at tackle. Their consistently good play, though not spec- tacular, drew praise from critics regularly. Abie Wallace, between broken noses, did the ball handling in the backfield. He ran well from his num- ber two position, and made several fine returns of opponents' punts. His runback of a St. Benedicts punt for some sixty yards provided Washburn's first score. of the season. Regular backfield reserves were lack Adams, Bob Crites, Harold Butterfield, George Figgs, Ralph Brown, and Houston Hogue. They saw regular action and provided some sad moments for enemy linemen. Washburn Wesleyan Washburn Emporia Washburn Pittsburg Washburn St. Benedicts Washburn Fort Hays . . . Washburn Fort Riley. . . Washburn. . . . . . 0 Southwestern .X-wwvuuxj I-U10 August Bohm Eugene Lane Ed Schneider Paul Kvasnicka Ed Bolduc Bennett Eddy Charles Short Augusl Bohm Paul Thompson Keith Baird Ed Wallace Ed Hailey Ed Wallace Ed Schnoxdor 59111100 Er'-ldY chu! sh? Richard Rock Bob Criges Ralph Brown Houston Hague George Charles Cleveland Duane Walralen Queen lor the Night Marian Pratt congratulates lack Adams on his brilliant playing. i Clifton Henderson Clair Martin is Max Dmkmmn John Fleer LL ulamh M s ,. 2 :': QQ -we 'P' W.. in yi Q. , ..,b 1- , X 3, if - . 5? 1 . J I Wwww mwgg .1 W 5 . T4 .Q 5 ,K 1. x w 1 1 ,X .- 1 Wi if H B K W, 1 ,kg 'J' 'R 35? 3 SQ L Q1 Q5 S A, 4, aw W he Q, Li' F QSM X y ' ' 4 vw, 5 ,, 1 Q? 'Q- X ' 1 5 X wk 3 Y 'fb 5 +, ' XXX? 11 , N ff. , 'ax saw' A ' K I. V ..... I I in v . .' ix . J' SFX' r sxsw 'K' BASKETBALL Washburn Washburn 'Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn W'ashburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Kansas Wesleyan Kansas State Baker Warrensburg Rockhurst Fort Hays Baker Wichita Southwestern St. Benedicts Warrensburg Ftockhurst Southwestern Kansas State Emporia State St. Benediets Pittsburg Pittsburg Emporia State Wichita Kansas Wesleyan Fort Hays Lane. Gough and McGregor warm up before a victory over Kansas State D Coach ee Errickso OHS ff'-fi F Gukdawzipwpx Baden ad llacfdfwfaz' 4coaaa46z'a34aicZofufoaea7lla4!1Jaan Top Row- Dae Erriclzson, Eugene Lane, Alex Scott, Francis McGregor, Ernie Thorne, Bill Gough, George Beverly, Corky Ullom. Second Row flelt to rightl-Ferd Slatten. Bob Hollanbeck, Roswell Colran. John Hone, Ed Hailey, Harold Hunfgg. Hgmgr mwdn, Coach Dee Errickson started the 1942-43 basketball season with a promising starting five in lim Tyree, Corky Ullom, George Beverly, Ed Bolduc and Homer Rhodes. Ed Hailey, Clare Howe, Gene Lane, Eddie Wallace, Ferd Slatten, Harold Hunter, Dana I-lolstrom and Bill' Gough were soon to share much oi the responsibility of the bas- ketball season. Iim Tyree was forced to quit the game because of a knee injury. Corky Ullom soon followed with a broken finger. Clare Howe and Ed Bolduc were ineligible at mid-semester. The outstanding victory of the season was the 40-32 defeat handed Kansas State before the local crowd. The Washburn quintet gave the home fans another thrill in the last home game of the season against Wichita when they triumphed 40 to 38 in a see-saw battle to the last minute. I 'I The necessity of a constant change in the starting line- up, added to the fact that Beverly and Rhodes were the only ones of the original starting five that played nearly all of the games, was responsible for our six victories out of the twenty-two games played. Southwestern was the champion in the Central Conference while Washburn fin- ished last. The student body was enthusiastic and appreciated the basketball team. Although this year's record is not out- standing in mere statistics, it represents many thrilling and exciting moments for the spectators. L ., .MA E k K - V-pw' 'S ff' f4 w 1' yu ,E mi 935' g fmwmwbmsmww 6'ym dandies Future WAVES, WAACS and SPARS share in the extensive physical edu- cation program that has become a part of Washburn. Under the direc- tion of Miss Katharine Trumbull, daily classes feature the same calis- thenics and sports that whip the boys into shape for the Army, Navy and Marines. K, ,A ., .,-...,..am:- L,.....4... - .. .... 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The nominees were Alpha Delta, lack Myers, Sonny Guy, and Dick Grabharny Kappa Sigma, Edgar Bolduc, George Beverly and Kenny Reed, Phi Delta Theta, Glenn Cogswell, 'Harry Snyder and Ioe Morris: Independent Men, Alex Scott, Bill Lutz, and Bill English, Girl's Co-op, lane Ann Gooingp Independent Women, Olivia Anderson, Iune Greane and lackie Comstock, Alphi Phi, Ianet Winkler, Evelyn Iones and Dorothy Ann Gordon, Delta Gamma, Frances Christie, Betty Christner and Suzanne Hutsonp Kappa Alpha Theta, Lois Lacy, Isabelle Neiswanger and Royce Palmer: Zeta Tau Alpha, Betty Rose Curry, Beth Lester and Marian Pratt. The student body voted via secret ballot in a chapel program presented by the Kaw staff. Students pictured on the eight preceding pages were chosen as the College Favorites on the Washburn University campus. They are Frances Christie, Edgar Bolduc, Isabelle Neiswanger, Glenn Cogswell, Lois Lacy, George Beverly, lanet Winkler and Alex. Scott. Barton Bayly W!1o's Wfzo Helen Breneman Glenn Cogswell Mildred Coleman Frances Delkrmond Bill English Amerfbafi fo!! ge Iuna Greane I-Yl'ldUS HSDFY Iohn Lowe lane Stickley Mary Belle Tillotson lack Yocum 011 ifersfivk g i at Marjorie Titus, Dorothy Ann Gordon and Ieanne Moore plan the All-School Party. S GMM ' fduwzazfian A service organization rather than a social one, the Student Christian Association is a com- bination of Y.M.C.A.'Y.W.C.A. movement 'on the campus. Co-chairmen Dorothy Ann Gor- don and Don Schnatterly supervised the publication of the student directory hand book at the beginning ot the year. Two chapel programs featuring the popular speakers, Doctor McFarland and Chaplain Calvert of the Army Air Base, were presented by the S.C.A. An All-School party held in Whiting Field House on March 5 climaxed the year's activities. Professor Dale Marcoux is faculty adviser. Don Schnanuly Dorothy Ann Gordon seated . XE - Driscoll' Iglilzsh, Lens C S, Grabh ' Ogswel . am I, A ' C. Scout rmslrongl Glen Cogswell Standin gxjohns 0 ' P'-au, .S1fm!ua'0 ' GLEN COGSWELL President lPhi Delta Thetal BILL ENGLISH Vice-President llndependent Menl 0'RETA LORTS Secretary 1Delta Gammal PAUL ARMSTRONG Treasurer fPhi Alpha Deltal MEMBERS Betty Iones Uilpha Phil Barbara Johnson fllappa Alpha Thetal Marian Pratt fZeta Tau Alphal Helen Breneman flndependent Womenl June Greane llndependent Womenl Betty Wright llndependent Women, lane Badders flndependent Women! Dick Grabham fAlpha Deltal Edgar Bolduc fliappa Sigmal Alex Scott flndependent Menl Stan Curyea flndependent Menl Glen Peterson flndependent Menl Charles Scott tCollegiate Clubl Dick Driscoll CLaw Schooll CufYeq ' Wri she, WSW EW ,E A. gc. orr, 5 renelllanl Pe, Grson 1 Grgan e, Bo! due' W , Y - -.-...t:.t':Y::T:'--i- Yr'-1 ' ' '-'- ,iii--Q ,,,,g-,,,,-Y-V A -YT....- ...... - Y J- 5-In -YF it..- ......... ,. . 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O'Re!a Lorls Ethel Mariani Ruth McCoy Gloria Miller fDeQta DELTH GHMMH OFFICERS PRESIDENT Betty Christner VICE PRESIDENT Dorothy Eidmarm SECRETARY-TREASURER Mary Belle Tillotson DELTA GAMMA HOUSE CLYYLYYLCL. . . Mary Lou Rob Alberta Ryd Anne Snook er Katie Snyder Helen Terp Mary Belle Ti Doris Trapp Mary Wells Twila Withro Pa! Young der Lorraine Oppitz Doris Reece Maurit a Reed I ' 'Y i 5 pm 'Y gn , 6? 39 V. M- I IE: 'W' Aw YU1 THETA LASSIESH . . . HARRIET AT THE PIANO, MARGE, CONNIE AND LISTENING. vm wwf Marjorie Alexandi Marianna Becker Mary Blakely Belly Chubb Doris Cohn Barbara Dull Betty Ann Fladge Marcia Frost Iacqueline Gleasc lane Gorman Harriet Gugler Iane Hammel Shirley Iencks Barbara Johnson Carolyn Kline Lois Lacy Betty Lee Lenning ZPZP MARIE Ma ry Lonam FQ Ci-5 :- F2 OFFICERS OF KHPPH HLPHH THETH PRESIDENT Marjorie Alexander VICE-PRESIDENT Royce Palmer SECRETARY Sharil Zarker TREASURER Marie Miegel Barbara Long Constance Lord Marilyn Macterran Kathleen Martin O hslrz.. ,avhwvf Lyla naar .M N mma,?4'W n H3'sii.,,'Qg.M.a KAPPA ALPHA THETA HOUSE C-fhata . . . Mary Evelyn Mclntosh Marie Miegel Mariie Pro Barbara Rice Doris Taggart Donna Testerman Mary Louise Miller Shirley Rogers loan Webb J, Isabel Neiswanger lean Rutter Barbara Wardin Royce Palmer Roberta Paulette Ruth Emma Salisbury Doris Swisher il Zarlzer 4' Us G.: Mary Ruth Beurslzens Georgine Bigos Annella Blanton Mary Grace Burkhardt Betty Rose Curry Dixie Iune Dove Mariorie Parrish loette Fickling Carol lean Gerye Dorothy Harsha eta OFFICERS OF ZETH THU HLPHH PRESIDENT Marian Pratt VICE-PRESIDENT Annella Blanton SECRETARY Carol lean Gery TREASURER Alice Marie Sta e nley Margaret Mallon Gertrude McFarland LaVerne Often Olga Otten Margaret Pratt Marian Pratt Mary lane Sad Sherlee Smith Alice Marie Stanley Zona Gale Tibbitts Tho Zeta Tau Alpha House Arlene Kray Mary Frances Beth Les er Alpha Delta Bob, Tom and Harlan ielly before fraternity meeting Orville Anderson Duane Burdick lake Cunningham Frank Eckert Charles Erickson Leslie Ferris Paul Finninger Dick Grabham Sonny Guy Ronald Iones Ormond Kelly Arnold Larsen Clinton Marker lame: McCaig Alpha SD OFFICERS OF ALPHA DELTA PRESIDENT Orville Anderson VICE-PRESIDEN T Lynn Vanlandingham SECRETARY Harry Middleton TREASURER Dick Grabham Tom Pirotle Bill Rigby Harold Snyder Bob Swenson James Taylor Leonard Thompson Gene Townsen Bill Truesdal Lynn Vanlandingham Duane Walralen ellta Harold McQuislon Harry Middlelon lack Myers THE ALPHA DELTA HOUSE SJ ,.4 Kenny Reed's Golf Score Sounds Good to Brother Kappa Sigmas 1 n Wwwwfwwwq Qin .yy ,N 1 M ,Q sr v wxwwwwwmmx '5- - A 4. CL Kenneth Anderson Keith Baird Suane Behander Ice Blauw Edgar Bolduc Bill Boyer Howard Carder Ioe Casper Roswell Cofran Karl Davis Bob Dufiens Bruce Fredrick Bill Gough Keiih Gustin lim Hardman Lyndus Henry Housion Hogue Dana Holstrom OFFICERS OF KAPPA SIGMA PRESIDENT lack Potter VICE-PRESIDEN T Edgar Bolduc SECRETARY Fred Rausch TREASURER Lyndus Henry Sigma Harold Iones lim Lewis Clair Martin lack McNieve Kenneth Mead Iohn Nipps Richard Polson Jack Potter Fred Rausch Kenneth Reed Warren Saylo Bud Spencer Paul Thompsor lim Tyree Dick Troll Galen Warnock Carl Wasson Wayne Wills Donnel Wingal Kappa Sigma House -and i K if x 'liv- K Clglfii fDz-:llta William Allen White speaks at the Phi Dell Founder's Day banquet. lack Adams Iohn Barren Delton Bennett Bill Benson Harwood Benton Gordon Bowers Gene Bribach Beverly Brown Richard Buck Marx Ceder Bill Chapman Glenn Cogswell Ted Cook Charles Davis Iohn Dean Justin Doyle Iules Doly Bennett Eddy Bill Ellis Tom Gleason Mark Goodrich Iohn Greely Wayne Hadley Bill Hall Chris Hall OFFICERS OF PHI DELTA THETA PRESIDENT Iohn Lowe VICE-PRESIDENT Charles Davis SECRETARY Iohn Barrett TREASURER Iustin Doyle Bob Halladay Bob Hawley lack Kilmartin Keith Lagerstrom Bill Lentz Abner Leonard Iohn Lowe 'Theta Terry McAdam James Medill Ray Morgan Ioe Morris Bill Payne Robert Poltera Bill Robertson R. D. Simpson Iames Smith Harry Snyder Ioe Springer Wilbur Stover PHI DELTA THETA HOUSE Clark Ullom Henry Walters Dick Wells Gene White -I Fred Wilkin, Jr. A i I Keith zafker t Qncllalpancllent Cvlflen 'Q I f rf 465' BILL ENGLISH. President OFFICERS OF INDEPENDENT MEN PRESIDENT Bill English SECRETARY Iohn Wheeler TREASURER Iohn Anderson Barton Bayly August Bohm Edward Breighl Victor Harshbarger Richard Button Stan Curyea Sheldon Flowers Iack Fast Victor Harshbarger Fred Kramer lames Lore Ill Dick Manley Hugh McClelland Francis Allen McGregor Ferrol Oberhelman Shaol Pozez Frank Rude Don Schnatterly Alex Scott Bill Sellen Harry Sorber Raymond Speer lack Yocum Qnclleboencllent Clflfomen OFFICERS IUNE GREANE, President OF INDEPENDEN PRESIDENT lane Stickley VICE-PRESIDENT lane Badders TREASURER Iune Greane SECRETARY Roxie Spurlock T WOMEN Doris Elaine Abbott Doris Allison Olivia Anderson lane Badders Peggy Baughman Lois Larkins Bolen Marie Brandt Helen Breneman Dorothy Cauldwell Iacquoline Comstock Frances DeArmond Dorothy Engle Ida Mai Giddings Betty Heaton Doris Krieg Bernice May Isla Montgomery Arlene Oberhelman Ruth Ann Ruddick Helen Rymph Ruth Stewart lane Stickley Bessie Tkatch Ona Youngman .lf 1 6 8 IN is R ,... ,.,. . y 152 wit A J., . fr'- im I me Jlfllphci 03141 Herman Barber Eddie McClellan Roscoe Hayden William Price lay R. Hicks Charles S. Scot! Wallace Kidd John I. Scot! OFFICERS I AY R. HICKS Polemarch ROBERT GATEWOOD Vice-Polemarch HERMAN BARBER Exchequer and Keeper of Records WILLIAM PRICE Dean of Pledges CHARLES SCOTT Slrategus IOHN SCOTT Reporter MEMBERS Leonard Pryor Eddie McClellan Roscoe Hayden Owen Lee Eldon Burnett PLEDGES Wallace xiaa William Gaines Lorane Lewis Iames Gilbert With the Founders Day Celebration, November 4, Kappa Alpha Psi began a successful year on the Washburn campus, climaxed with the semi-formal Spring Party at the close of the spring term. The fraternity participated in intra-mural football, basketball and baseball As l942 champions of the basketball league in the A bracket, the team competed against other city teams this year. Pl KAPPA DEZNI Annella Blanton. President loe Morris, Secretary-Treasurer Dr. R. Finney Markham, Iames Lore, Dr. Iohn D. Bright, loe Morris. Iustin Doyle. Margaret Pratt, Vice-President Ma Camie Tener, Suzanne Hutson, Barbara lohnson, Mary Belle Tillotson. Not pictured: Marjorie Alexander, Blanche Dodge, Rolo- marv McCalirev. Mattie Classen, Professor Dale C. Marcoux. NON05'0 Mariorie Alexander France: Christie Mildred Coleman Barbara lohmon Royce Palmer Marian Pratt lane Slickley Mary Belle Tillotlon Each spring Washburn University women who have distinguished themselves in lead- ership, activities and scholarship are called to membership in Nonoso. They are selected on a basis of cooperation shown with students and faculty, and the display of high ideals and character. Officers and members of the society this year were: Frances Christie, president Pat Long McGrath Mildred Colman, president Royce Palmer Marjorie Alexander Marian Pratt Barbara lohnson lane Stickley Mary Belle Tillotson 5'v46'v4MORf Edgar Bolduc Glenn Cogswell Charles Davis Lyndus Henry Bob Halladay lack Kilmartin Eugene Lana Iohn Lowe Washburn men who have distinguished themselves in leadership, scholarship, character, and unselfish devotion to the university are called each-year to membership in Sagamore, climax- ing their college accomplishments. The annual calling is based upon the Indian legend of the Council of Chieftains, the retiring leaders who met each spring to select those promising young leaders who should carry on as chiefs ot the tribe the next year. Officers and members ot Sagamore this year Were: lack Kilmartin, president Lyndus Henry, vice-president Charles Davis, Ir., secretary-treasurer Edgar Bolduc, master of ceremonies Dick Manley Iohn Lowe Bill Lutz Bob Halladay Glenn Cogswell Eugene Lane 5 qw M M5342 ' .. Prolsuor Markham, Glenn Coglwell. Orville Anderson. Harry Middleton, Ioe Morris, Kenneth Reed. Sonny Guy. Lyndus Henry, Harry Snyder. an-aqeffenic aim-4 ' wwdf Sharil Zarker Arlene Kraybill Betty Jones Ruth McCoy Virginia Alexander Marian Pratt Dorothy Ann Gordon Maurila Read 1. -rv 12 ,111 . ww,- lN7'ERNv47l0Nv4l R UITIONS' CZUB Fin! Row: Chnshn. Lacy, Nellwanger, Lorts, Titus. Second Row: Barrett, Conrad. Lee, Oppitz. Tillolson. On the second Sunday oi every month, members of the International Rela- tions Club pool their ration points and provide a pot-luck supper from soup to nuts. The public is invited to these dinners which are held in various campus houses. Three of the most popular speakers brought to these meetings this year were Iudge Harry K. Allen, Dr. R. Finney Mark- ,ham and Dr. Ernest Collins. Officers are: PRESIDENT, Frances Christie VICE-PRESIDENT, Mary Belle Tillotson PROGRAM CHAIRMAN, Iohn Barrett PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN, Isabel Neiswanger SPONSOR, Dr. Harold E. Conrad Rocco Trapp Martin Trumbull Chapman French Higgs Blakely Priddlo Wallace A rcflery Club SPONSOR lC'fl14Df77E.S' Pratt. cl an. Lord. Kirkvairick Zarker Wax-din Chx-inner Chriuio Greane Trapp Stickley Gerye Jones Collins Anderson 4 , ff, iw T A S' X . A PRESIDENT Mildred Coleman SECRETARY Betty Christner TREASURER Dorothy Eidman PUBLICITY Royce Palmer SOCIETY N Marian Pratt DRILLMISTRESS Suzanne Hutson K ug, x ,nn .wi 432' 6 Is 4:1531 'K X, 1: 1 fish a Ni H 0 f ! wr,-V if ,. wwfis f-v i mm Q, ww ., .,, , :'- -'af A3 :N , M - '::: 4- I wil f ' . is K qi ,SW Q14 a 13, Y W 'va ,f 1. . 1' X 2,2 ' ' Q A s 'Y P M 'ligfkg ws w .I 4' Q- . ,A if me , 9 5 , . Q gk 4 gy Q ,,., : X6 iw if 5 -'.. .: 2.5 ':- ,- Xi' gg OUQG. wf .3 ,xg r M' -.X ' ig 48 if Q in if N M, 525' mga . K is ,M -2 Mxf is .- I' wg? as 2512 ma an gf ' A fs, YV mf an if mi I di' 2 4 Wfwj 1 I A A ,R -MQ. x Q mu g? Q mu. M in A 5 Q Q N: W. ,M ig' if uw ak' 'W' W ,W , 4 fax W . 15 ,if , Q M VXQQKM - GHHUlUEfHKHE'it5ff 'With the increased manufacture and production of materials to feed, clothe, and equip our fighting men, the merchants of Topeka, like those of every other city and hamlet, have found it increasingly diffi- cult to provide those on the home front with the merchandise they need. But the merchants of Topeka have not failed your Kaw. This year, as in years before, they have provided the ads without which the Kaw would not be in your hands today. As the following Advertisers have not failed us, let us not fail them. It is only fair that we should repay them by patronizing their stores. Acme Glass Company Adams Sales Book Company Armstrong Iewelry Company Berksons Blender's Bar-B-Q Brier Insurance Company Capital Super Service Capper Publications, Inc. Central National Bank City Hand Laundry Coca Cola Cox lewelry Store Crosby Brothers Dr. D. R. Paine Ed Marling Evan's Shoe Repair G Luggage Flad-Marsh, Prescription Druggist Gibbs Clothing Company Grace's Elmhurst Grill Guaranty State Bank Guild's Music Store Gutting Motor Company Hall's Book Store Hall Lithographing Company Harris-Goar's I. I. Kinyon Dr. Iserman Iayhawk Bowl I. Glenn Logan Iohn Morrell 6: Co. Iordan Bakery V Kansas Power and Light Karlan's Lou Rahn Mace's Iewelry Store Martin Lumber Company Meadow Acres Meadow Gold Dairy Products Merchant's National Bank Moore's 4 Mutual Laundry National Bank of Topeka Overton Electric Company Payne's Shoe Store . Palace Clothing Company Payne's Shoe Store Pelletier's Pennant Cafeteria Playland Bowling Rembrandt Studio Ripley's Laundry Santa Pe Watch Company Shavey's Drug Store Thomas Page Mill Company Topeka Morris Plan Co. Topeka State Bank White Drug Company Wolf's Iewelry Store PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS THEGUARANTYSTATEBANK 435 Kansas T0Peka' Kansas RECOMMENDED BY DUNCAN HINES IN Adventures in Good Eating Se 'if H011 J EVERY BANKING SERVICE 11-2 P. :Z.i5-7:32 ,I m, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 915 Kansas Phone 2-6655 I' GLENN LOGAN FLAD MAR S H Postmaster PRESCRIPTION Dnuee-lsr , ' 45 years of service, fair prices, fair dealing and qualify BUY WITH CONFIDENCE 919 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas 607 Kansas Avenue Phone 8044 CO- BOOKS--GREETING CARDS-SOCIAL STATIONERY HOME OF CADILLACS AND PONTIACS M 0 O R E 9 S USED CARS FOR SALE OFFICE SUPPLIES -CARBON AND RIBBONS May we be of fufure service To you a+ 5.3 Van Buren Phone 3-I 361 909 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas DH. F. E. ISERMAN DENTIST National Bank of Topeka Bldg. TELEPHONE 7003 TOPEKA, KANSAS EVAN'S SHOE REPAIR AND LUGGAGE 722 Kansas Avenue Phone 8531 W. E. WHEISTONE. Owner i I 553355 QEJOTHIHEE 50DIl?IXNE' 6 Kansas Stores GLENSHIRE AND HYDE PARK CLOTHES Everything For Men and Boys to Wear THREE TOPEKA STORES il! 1' if '03 'lf Q .rm fx-wzdk. ,s ,444 91.2- fm , ?'f ! 4 rv- .M-exif Follow the Trend to . . PELLETIER'S Topeka's Leading Department Store Forty-three Years of Customer Satislaction nn? I I LAUNDRY DIY CLEANING LININ SUPPLV Phone 5651 122 W. Second Sl. After School Recreation Points to Grace's Elmhurst Grill SOFT DRINKS - DANCING Topeka, Kansas MARTIN LUMBER COMPANY 5l9Iackson St. Phone 6572 W N Topeka. Kansas ' THE THOMAS PAGE MILL CO. GUlLD'S MUSIC STORE Everyfhing for The Music Sfudenf Viclor and Columbia Records 924 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kansas eamplde Banfzinq Svwice CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK and CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY WESTERN TIRE CO. . Rulo Supplxos and Sportxng Good: xr 1'r's MADE, wr: 1-uw: rr B 'Slffifliii' 22155 A uy United States SHIRTS TO MEASURE l Defense R A H N S 9ll KANSAS AVENUE TOREKA, KANSAS and For Finer Dirzmorzdf Bonds lmztchef X 'lk' I, Silverware ELGIN X l U. f STERLING O HAMILTON ll, 2 AND LONGINES PLATED WA 933 KRIISBS RYE. BUDGET TERMS TOPEKA. KANSAS BUDGET TEI Official Railroad Watfh Impeftorf Nxnomgr. BANK or Tops KA 6 GREETINGS GRADUATES! X IEHBEB FDIC May we compliment you on your successful completion --W. - of your college careers. A wc! llmq fr5i1.A. E A BLENDER'S BAR-B-G FOUNDED lu' FOUNTAIN DRINKS -SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS 1023 Well Sixth Phone 2-8400 y 1 STUDENTS and AAU THE HOME FRONT MODERN wars are foughl' on many fronis, and one of fhem is righl' al' home. Life musl go on. People musl' live, eaf, have shelfer and clofhing D and carry on in many ways as fhey did before fhe 1 war. 5? The regular services offered by banlcs +o provide A saieiy 'For money, expedi'I'e paymenfs, 'facilifafe FRIENDS Jnvl-lawn BOUJL fhriif and so on, are sfill as impor+an'I' as ever. We confinue fo offer ihem, even 'Though 'l'he sfress is now on fhe special warfime services. You are in vifed fo use rhis bank. THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF TOPEKA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PATRIOTIC HONORS to the CLASS OF '43 It's an achievement to earn a college degree even under ideal conditions in times of peace. But, it's a greater achievement to earn a college degree under the adverse conditions oi total war with its disturbing influences of emotional and mental tension. That's why your Washburn Class of '43 deserves an extra measure of credit since you have demonstrated unusual qualities of concentration and balanced thinking. ln completing your college education, you have made defi- nite contributions to an important phase of the war effort. So, to you lchabods of '43, Capper Publications, lnc., brings you this sincere message of tribute and congratulations. Also, may your individual etiorts be crowned with more honor and success wherever destiny charts your course. CAPPER PUBLICATIONS, Inc. I. J. KINYON PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY Drugs-Lunches-Sodas 704 Kansas Phone 2-0311 If T Congratulations v I Q to Q14 I Class of 1943 r 's , . I The Kansas 'Q' 1- in Power and Light xxgyl Good Shoes! for more than 50 years 'Qfwmqeegs Loans of Every Description THE TOPEKA MORRIS PLANS CO. Phone 8539 BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS D0 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas hone 20205 724-26-28 Jaclrson St. ACME GLASS CO. Specialize in Automobile Glass-Desk Tops Window Glass-Mirrors Resilvered Store Fronts Phone 20205 24-26-28 Jackson St. Topeka, Kansas Ilhe Overton Electric Co., Inc. Complete Electric Service Phone 3-3261 T22 Iackson Topeka. Kansas TOPEKA'S LARGEST FURNITURE STORE HERE YOU ALWAYS FIND THE HIGHEST QUALITY -GUARANTEED LOWER PRICES- FURNITURE . . . RUGS . . . DRAPERIES PHILCO WORLDS BEST RADIOS FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS, FRIGIDAIRE AND MONARCH ELECTRIC RANGES Toastmaster . . . G. E .... Sunbeam Appliances WorId's Best VOSS Washers CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS ARLAN' KANSAS AVENUE AY NINTM W Home Owned Stone' ARMSTRONG JEWELRY COMPANY 429 Kansas Avenue Phone 2-7674 The Lane Advertising Co. Central Bldg. Topeka, Kansas For Quality Phone 3-1295 Make a party of if and come lo PLAYLAND BOWHJNG E Nong AU-EY I L A U N D n Y I Dry C1eanerS1Hatters l024 Kansas Topeka, Kansa E t 1892 413 Iaclcson St R d nce 1152 College Ave. Residenc Ph 4725 Dr. y D. R. Paine Eye Specialist National Banl: of Topeka Building Office Phone 4724 Topeka, Kansas AMdmMMU2aw0mha 4th 6: Iackson Phone 3-32 'WkWePwmdQfTmi and We're proud too, that we had a part in outfitting so many of you. We look forward to continued cordial as- sociation with you in the years to come. The P a 1 a C e 709-711 Kansas Avenue THE ADAMS SALES BOOK CO. QUALITY AND SERVICE SINCE 1889 200 Iackson St. Phone 4l0! MEET AT SHAVEY3 For Your Drugs-Luncheonefle-Sodas Across from +he Posl' Office 500 Kansas Ave. Phone 2-560, 1 HWWWWHMMWWMWWM W 'i 'EN' , 821 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansa: 834KANsAsAvErPH.e44e MR' HAM D R I NK The pause that refreshes IQ le 5 Izf.1:::L'i.zm Paaellagfo-u Dyvrs 8 ea. OPEKA, KANSAS ZND .md QUINCY A KANSAS INSTITUTION MIEET YOUR FRIENDS t at WHITE'S N l-..- Congratulations and Best Wishes to Students and Faculty 4 BERHSOFIS White Drug Company 7TH and RANDOLPH PHONE 24067 IUST TWO BLOCKS QPF THE CAMPUS For over forty years the students of Washburn have purchased books, station- ery, gifts and educational supplies from the Hall Stationery Company. This patronage has been appreciated. Halls solicit the opportunity to continue this service and in return propose to furnish merchandise of the best quality-satisfactorily priced. aaunlaia pend-fgludenf Supp-l4b4?Baaa64--Kadakd-5fa.l'abn01q Modem Gffdse ggaalfunemf 7 623 KANSAS AVENUE-TOPEKA U MEADOW ACRES South on 75 Home of the Name Bands lporting Goods Headquarters I Visit Our Big Department Store CAPITAL SUPER SERVICE Sth 6 Quincy Fred W. Asay Men's-Women's and Children's CLOTHING EASY CREDIT TERMS Nationally Advertised Watches-Diamonds-Jewel ry HARRIQ-GOAR'S 7h 1 X i xxx X X N x Nl? N? Wt XM N XXX X X ' 952 ,mt PLAY N WEAR wr X Rf N A ...,. A . E E E 1,v if R V ww? 5' -3 'E-. ., Q3 X X Il Fashions That Can Talce It N Comfortable clothes'that will allow for plenty of action- long sturdy wear! Slacks and skirts-sweaters and blouses --jackets and jumpers you'll want for work, sports and for just plain relaxing! --SPORT SECTION'-SECOND FLOOR- SUEDE . . . that is not seen You have often seen our staff at work, helping in one way or another with your financial transactions. But there is another side to banking, one you seldom see. Behind the scenes there is ceaseless move- ment. Checks shuttle back and forth across the country, collections are made from distant points, information is given or secured by mail and wire. Day and night a vast army of people and far-Hung facilities are called into play to complete banking transactions origi- nating in this institution, some of which may xbe yours. As a customer of this bank all of our facilities for transacting business, near and far, are at your beck and cali. We invite you to make full use of them. e Topeka State Bank Eighth and Kansas Ave. ff U VOLF'S JEVELERS SWWS.-s::.'a.'..t:.f.'::: MARLING TSSEEREFW FURNITURE - RUGS - LINOLEUM Complete Stock MQP69! Fidsrel .P9Pv1it.JpaurQncQ.,Qm9rAtl9a E ,KZuyo!2cuALwaLun11nc!qyualgQy .EZuuJiffo..lJQ!7a ,.,,0,i? The Hall Lithnqraphinq Company TUPEHA