Whitworth University - Natsihi Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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1 , .- . ,.., , . .-. .,-i.. . . , . 41. . ..,,,,. t,.,.,,1.,F,.,. , ,,j,,1tT - 1 V. e . , T4-5535. V, ,,eA?,A.,',,r, ' 7,5 l Jw.,-, t A 'rt-A .Q , 'RZ ' V .VL V I 1, XM' , t r::gpl f1 3 We are all interested in the growth of our col- lege as evidenced by an increase in building and equipment, a growth in the spirit of the stu- dents, however, is equally important. It has been my good fortune during the last eight years to note an increase in earnestness, in loyalty, in aesthetic interests, in participation in social and religious activities which marks a progressive development of the spirit and in- terests of the student body. Every year an ad- vance has been made. F. T. HARDWICK, Dean.

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Progress is life and life is growth. The beau- tiful pine trees on our campus must grow or else they die. The individual must grow. Whitworth College must grow. Looking back over the years, We can truly say that W'hitworth is growing. Achievements of quality and quantity have been realized and purposes are enlarged for the greater develop- ment of both the inner and the outer life of the college. Conterminous with the progress of the institution lies the growth of the individual whom it touches. WARD W. SULLIVAN. President.

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A.. Elisabeth Bachimont, B. A., Carthage College, Classical Languages L: K. Bowersox, Ph.D., State University ot Ohio, History and Political Science Otto B. Bachimont, M. A., State Uni- versity of Iowa, Modem Languages G. B. Baldwin Extension Service Baldwin, B.A., Whitworth College, Secretary to Dean and Registrar Iohn A. Carlson, M.A., University of Washington, Mathematics and Physics ina B. Cavener, M.A.. University of Okla- homa Librarian W. Countermine, M.A., Parsons Col lege, Bible and Re- ligious Education