Washburn University - Kaw Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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xflff, X A pf fl 'I The University stands at a crossroads, yet her path is unmistakable. Reinforced by the values which characterize the students, Washburn can only rise to the challenge which is posed by today's progressive technological world. lt is the students who comprise the soul of any school, and Wash- burn's second-century generation will seize the initiative to prove itself worthy of the University's pride. 15 i 14 l P' 1:- il.. fl l l l i l l ' l l I l l l 1 l l l ll

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All this gave way to hour dances, fraternity parties, new dance fads, drinking, and hopefully, relaxation. The goal was to be successful in one's college career, but to have some fun while doing it. A work hard, play hard attitude was adopted, and this seemed to be the formula which carried most Washburn students through the trying struggle of today's college educational process. The candor of auturnn symbolized the wan- ing of Washburn's first century, a never-to-be-re- gained period of establishment and confidence. But just as the barren campus trees will flourish again with the promise of nature, so will Washburn revitalize the traditions which have long been in- herent in her past. 10 1 ,-Q.,

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