Kansas State University - Royal Purple Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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DEAN OF WOMEN TN 1908 Mrs. Van Zile came to the Kansas State Agricultural College as a professor of domestic science. The following vear she was made Dean of Home Economics when the college was re-organized into divisions. In connection with this office she was made Dean ot Women in 1912 and in 1919 the duties of this office became great enough to require all her time, so that she gave the Home Economics Division into other hands and since has served the college as Dean of Women. She has also obtained a Bachelor of Science degree from this institution, in addition to her other work. MAR ' PIERCE VAN ZILE ADVISER TO MEN TNOCTOR HOLTZ has been Secretary of the Y. iVI. C. A. since 1919, when he left the army. In the spring of 1920 he was given the official title, Adviser to Men and Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. DR A. A, 1 lULlZ

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DEAN OF THE SUMMER SCHOOL ' X ' HE Summer School was organized in 1911. The chief administrative officer was the Director of the Summer School, a title which, in 1918, was changed to Dean of the Summer School. This change gave the Summer School the same rank as other divisions of the College, with a seat in the Council of Deans, and a separate budget. Beginning with the summer of 1927, formal commencement exercises have been held at the end of the summer session. t£. L. HOLTON DEAN OF EXTENSION r pROM January 1, 1910, to June 30 of the same year, Mr. Umberger was Acting Director of Extension and on July 1 he became director of the work, a position which he now holds as Dean of the Extension Division. The Division of Extension carries on far-reaching work in institutes and extension schools, through county agents, home eco- nomics, home demonstration agents, boys ' and girls ' 4-H clubs, rural engineering, and home study courses. . UMBERGER

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STUDENT COUNCIL ' T ' HE council, executive group of the Student Governing Association acts officially upon routine matters of student activity and upon questions of discipline in coordination with the Faculty Council on Student Affairs and the President of the college. Upon payment of the live dollar activity fee at the beginning of each semester, every student becomes a member of the association and is en- titled to a vote in that body. Members of the council are elected each April for the following year. Nominations for councillors are made by getting twenty-five endorsees for each person desiring nomination. From these nominees a ballot is made and presented for the vote of S. G. A. members. The seven candidates receiving the highest number of votes are declared elected. These seven elect from their own number the officers of the council. Maurice L. DuMars, Esther Row, Hal McCord, R. J. Alexander, Ruth Stiles, E. S. Sullivan, and Glenn Fox were the council members for 1932-1933.