Wichita State University - Parnassus Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Admlnidinaiicm We will all remember Ad because we had most of our classes there. At all hours of the day the hum of efficiency was ever present, the voice of a professor lecturing, the chatter of the students around the rotunda, Mrs. Wakefield in the bookstore explaining why there weren ' t any candy bars or gum, the click of someone ' s heels along the halls .... this is real college life. Morrison was known this year by many students in many and varied courses .... the clackedy-clack of the typewriters of the Journalist, working to get out this week ' s copy of the Sunflower to beat that always present deadline, the silent concentration of art students trying to get that new design, and the melodious tones of a piano, sending Rhapsody in Blue throughout the building. This is Morrison, this year. And Science will undoubtedly be most remembered by the mingled odors of a chemistry experiment and preserved pigs. Rubber aprons and white coats were the familiar garb of the students that will some day be found among the Pasteur ' s and the Boyle ' s.

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' J leatk the feme o Candad a med The most popular of all campus buildings, the Commons . nd Auditorium. In the fountain room and the pine room, we relax from the grind of our studies, say Hi, to Charley, everybody ' s buddy, enjoy some of Miss Sissel ' s super food, or see how Mrs. Price ' s knitting is com ing along. Most ot us will remember that afternoon we spent on the lawn dreaming in the warm sunshine for many years to come. In the auditorium, we will all remember the many good plays so ably directed by Mr. Wilner, the convos that we enjoyed so much, and the Student Forums where we heard nationally famous speakers tells us what was going on in the world.

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