Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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BOARD OF REGENTS. TERM FXPIRES IN 1903. E. A. ROSS, Esq..BURx OAK. F. S. LARABEE, Esq., STAFFORD. SYLVESTER H. DODGE, Esq., BELOIT. TERM EXPIRES IN 1905. FRANK J. ALTSWAGER, Esq., HUTCHINSON. J. H. GLATFELTER, Esq., ATCHISON. LYMAN B. KELLOGG, Esq., EMPORIA. OFFICERS OF THE BOARD. President, P. S. LARABEE. Vice-President, E. A. ROSS, Secretary, L. B. KELLOGG. Treasurer, SYLVESTER H. DODGE 1 -15-

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GYMNASEUINI. Y CLAY IVIODELING. woon CARVING. INTERIOR VIEWS.

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Faculty. Empory, Kans., Jan. 13, '01. D-ear Paw 'n M aw : GOT here safe this mornin' after which I suppose you will be glad to hear what 1've done to-day. I got a cattylog and learned all the big bugs by heart 'and lots of the little bugs too. As I was goin' up the Walk I saw a little man with some kind of a thing that looked like an eave spout wi-th a glass in each end, set upon three legs. I saw him squintin' thro' it and, as he had glasses on his nose I thot maybe he was near-sighted so I asked him what he was lookin' for. He said he was tryin' to locate the Normal. I told him Where it Was, but he wouldn't believe me. I didn't care, so I went on up to I 1 K 1' A QV?2ff Katja' 3' 1 11,7 Ji. pil f . 4977! rl-3 'ziffwf I.- M ' -:1'!p' 19 .l F is I' n ,l 44,5 Young man, Pm trying to locate the Normol. the Normal and knocked on the door, but no one came. I stood there 'til a feller came up and he said Uoilice Hrst door to left and went on. I knocked two or three times and some one on the inside yelled to come in, and I opened the door and there stood a fel- ler in a cage. I told him I felt sorry and asked him -17- what his name was. He said it was Newman. I told him I was sorry for what he had done and would try to get him out. There was a little hole to put food through, but in spite of that hole's bein' there, he didn't look very fat, so I 'm goin' to try to get him out to-morrow. I asked him what that feller was doing down in' front and he said he didu't know, and that you couldn't always tell, for he Was the figure-head of the Normal. I got in line to see the President. A. teller in front . in 1 I WW, el ll ,if Sl Il? ,. J - UQ, 1 V C16 N 1 A, ' -2 Figurehead of K. S. N. of me says, Hi, freshy, goin' up to see the Modern Atlas? Said he had been called down on the rug. I didnft know what he meant, but I heard the Presi- dent tell him that if he turned any more Seniors he couldn't go to his school any more. He showed me a picture of the Modern Atlas.