The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-09
BIGGER, BETTER
WASHBURN FOR
1928 SEASON
Promises to Public Have Been
Fulfilled Completely.
New Buildings, Larger Faculty,
More Departments.
DORMITORY READY BY WINTER
Law School and Offices in Re-
modelled HoIbrOOk.
= Contract Next Month for Fine
y Arts Building.
DORMITORY READY BY WINTER
Law School and Offices in Re.
modelled HoIbrOok.
Contract Next Month for Fine
Arts Building.

3 Washburn college will start its fall
term next Tuesday. September IL,
with every one of its promises to the
public fulfilled.
Enlargement of the faculty, reor-
ganization of athletics, expansion of
! departments, construction of new
4 buildings and remodeling of some old
onesl extension of heating and drain
age 'facilities-all these things have
j been completed or are being accom-
Z piished according to schedule.
I we hope Topeka people will closely
I inspect the new developments" Pres.
3 Par4ey P. Womer said today. "They
will find larger faculty than ever
served the college before, and a fac
ulty better equipped for it's work.
They will find the new $150,000
> dormitory well along toward compile
Z ton. 1t will be finished before the
end of the fall term, as we had
4 planned.
"They will find the law school and
administrative offices well housed in
4 Holbrook hall, which has been COM
pletely rebuilt inside at a cost of $1S,-
900. P1ans will soon be completed for
the new Fine Arts building donated
by Mr.. Joab Mulvane. We hope to
(. let the contract in October.
h BEST of all, the public will find
! d
4 college community, and the confident
hope of continued progress"
il Add Eight To Faculty.
Il Six full time teachers and two part
Il time teachers have been added to the
ilfaculty roll. The full-time instructors
iiare:7
/ Dr. C. Montoliu. professor of mod
. ern languages; his wife, Nine. Lucia
! Montoliu, instructor in modern Ian
Il suages;' Walter Emsch, instructor. in
Engineering; T. L. Collier, instructor
lin education: Miss V. Helen Anderson,
instructor in painting and drawing;
liGlen d. Vosburg. athletic coach.
Il The two new part time instructors
ilare: j. Randall Burrow, vice presi-
dent of the Central Trust Co., of To-
ijpeka, who will teach one course in
Il Business conditions in the light of
| the European situation" in the de-
: partment of economies and commerce,
\ and n. A. Baker, formerly of the state
accountants office, who will teach a
.lcourse in accounting.
!. Miss Kathryn Schulze will replace
! Miss Rose Baker in the department
iiof home economics, and Miss Edythe
Saylor will replace Miss Katisue Moore
las director of physical training for
iwomen.
X In the department of music Miss
. Anna Booth will take the place of
Miss Ruth Butler as instructor in pub
llic school music. In the law school
: Harry K. Allen will become dean of
1.-THE law school, succeeding DIR. Charles
lie. Carpenter, who has gone to the
University of Oregon
Il. With these exceptions all OF last
years faculty will return.
I! Officers of the college decline to
!. predict the figures of this years en-
lsEoiinTeIlt, tho they express confidence
that it will compare favorably with
last years. The effect of the compile
J tion-of the new dormitory will not be
fulIy Shown in attendance until 1929.
Athletic Betterment.
Athletics at Washburn are now on
a fssoqnd foundation with Dwight
Ream, former coach, in charge of ad-
ministrative work, and Glen D. Vos-
burg, formerly of Whitewater Normal,
( in WISCONSIN, as coach in charge of
I teams. Relieving the coach of bur-
! de4some administrative problems
z ought in the long run make for bet
ter athletics and successful teams.
The newly organized department of
I economics and commerce will add the
T. largest number of instructors and new
courses. In addition to the courses
given by Mr.. Burrow and Mr.. Baker,
seceral new courses will be added by
Prof. w. A. Irwin, head of the depart
,ment, and other members of the fac
gulty. DR.. T. w. Hughes, professor of
law, will give a course in business law
for students in this department. A.
IT. Burch, instructor in Journalism,
Twill teach advertising in the depart
-ment of economics and commerce.
Better Engineering Course.
Z The department of engineering has
taken a forward step, in accordance
with plans announced last spring, by
the addition of Mr.. Emsch to its fac
ulty. This department now has six in
sstructors, Prof. Cleveland S. Lopez be-
ping the head.
The foreign language department
has expanded by the addition of Doc
tor and Nine. Montoliu, and by the
addition of a new course in Italian to
DE taught by Dean P. S. zampiere,
head of the department.
The art department will benefit
from the services of Miss Anderson. a
painter of recognized ability and
sound training. Mrs! L. d. White
more, head of this department, will
continue the same courses she has
given previously. She will be further
assisted by Mrs. Airline Lopez Miss
&arian-Peers and Miss Marie Witwer.
Two new courses have been added
70 the department of journalism. They
are Current history" and editorial
writing" Other courses in this de-
partment are newspaper reporting,
feature writing. history of Journalism,
news editing, ethics of Journalism and
principles of advertising.