Washburn University - Kaw Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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The Mulvane Art Museum, named one of America's twenty-five most distinc- tive college art buildings, houses space for lectures, art studios and ex- hibits. Thomas Gymnasium, the building for women's physical education, is familiar to all Washburn students because of its chiming clock on the tower. 1 xl if 15. kkrg fifa JF X1 -5- i 7. V1 4-..,,,,gqQ Rx- I The entrance to the Memorial Union 4 2 provides a good place for a get-to- gether during the afternoon break on A a warm, autumn day. .V , W - c U ' ,i . ff 3 V , -1 Us W P . .M.wvz,:w'i-we ' the campus: ca blend of past and future v 11

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if-GWQ. , In the laboratory of science a man finds a mys- terious, though often destructive, beauty: as classic as the greatest arts yet created by man.

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Amidst the grove of fir trees across from Benton is the home of the late president, Parley P. Womer. The home is built in Spanish architectural style. A familiar sight on campus is the militant five abreast of the senior law students and their canes on the path to the union for the morning break. The louvers over the windows on the science hall provide a study in perspective as they scientifically ventilate the light of the afternoon sun in the classrooms, laboratories, and offices of the new building.