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

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COMPLETING his sixth year as chief executive at Kansas State College, President Milton S. Eisenhower continues to take an active part in national and international affairs as well as college administration. QUofU i Otte. ADMINISTRATION iJc -FLOYDSAGESER NCE again this year, a record number of stu- dents jammed classrooms and laboratories at Kan- sas State College in quest of knowledge. A senior class of 650 students left the ivy walls last spring but their places were more than filled by an influx of freshmen and transfer students. An all-time enrollment high of 7,435 students en- rolled for fall semester classes. But there was a change apparent on the campus. For the first time in three years, veterans of World War II were in the minority. However, they were replaced by younger high school graduates who found their niche in the college picture with surprising rapidity. Before the start of the spring semester, college offi- cials all over the country were predicting a large drop in second semester enrollments. But at Kansas State this was not true. A record enrollment of 6,945 stu- dents answered roll call at the start of the second ADMINISTRATION HEADS LEAD THE COMMENCEMENT PROCESSION, FOLLOWED BY GRADUATING SENIORS FROM VARIOUS SCHOOLS. •- § F ir -J 9 %?-H. % y ys