Wichita State University - Parnassus Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Fiske Hall Most anything musical, from Debussy to Bach can be heard floating from the windows of this building, the sanctuary of the cam- pus musicians. Science Hall Here, amid test tubes, microscopes, and the innu- merous other tools of the scientific world, the scien- tists of tomorrow are study- ing and planning for c better world in the coming half-century. Henrion Gymnasium The thrill and health that are the products of good physical training are de- veloped in this building, which is headquarters for both the men's and the women's gymnasiums.

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14 qwedriage rom Our lgrediclenf This mid-century year has indeed been a busy one at the University of Wichita. ' lt has been a fruitful year and one of which we may all be proud. Our progress and achievement has been made possible only through the fine cooperation and mutual under- standing of students and faculty. While our excellent record in the past will serve to encourage our future efforts, many of the little incidents which made this year such a happy and successful one will soon fade from our memories as new experiences crowd in upon us. The Parnassus is a pictorial record of many of these activities which will remind us in years to come of both the serious and the lighter side of college life. I know there is a great future for the University and I hope that each of you will con- tinue to take the keen interest in all its activities that you have in the past. A great University move! Fw-vssihssfvvveffsvfif S'H4sDE9s Fi'?'Uf'10'-s s s aqdfwy 4-7. Gambia PAGE 5 3 A-H.

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