Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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MAUDE E. MINROW Demi of WOIlIC'l1 Miss Maude E. Minrow plays an important part in the lives of the Teachers College coeds. Her sane judgment and patience has won a place for her in the hearts of many students. DAVID L. MACFARLANE Demi of Men Many problems have been aired and solved by Dr. David I.. MacFarlane in his capacity as Dean of Men. His genial personality enables him to contact the men of the campus more closely. The offices of the Deans are of such a nature that they require much tact and sympathetic understanding on the part of the persons who fill the chairs. An integral part of the liberal education is centered around these offices. Many important conferences of which the stu- dents are the sole benefactors take place behind closed doors in these offices. l 19 l

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:N 1 A ' . lf: . PRESIDE T BUTCH R Thomas XV. Butcher, completing his twenty-sixth year as president of the college, is the students' friend at court. His wise counsel, just decisions, and personal interest in our problems endear him to the students, faculty, and alumni. Under President Butcherls administration our institution has grown not only in enrollment and physical facilities, but also from a mediocre normal school to one of the foremost teachers colleges of the United States. Congenial friend, gentleman, scholar-our president-we salute you! E181

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FACLI LTY G. H. PHILLIPS A. D. SCHMUTZ Publicity Music Moulders of men and Women and builders of human destinies, the faculty stand as symbols of higher learning and progressive education. Besides being instructors dur- ing the day, the faculty members display a genuine interest in the social aspects of college life by sponsoring parties, dances, and club activities. A. D. SCHMUTZ T. OWEN Music English E 3 X .. I 1 it tilt- DR. H. E. SCHRAMMEL DR. DAX'ID L. MACFARLANE DR. O. W. MOSHER, JR Psychology Dean of Mau History l20l