Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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i President Thomas W. Butcher

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It was September 11 that we. the students, obtained our first glimpse of the administration in 1939-40. President Thomas W. Butcher called the students to attention in the opening convocation on that day. There must be nearly 1800 .students in this room, the largest opening as- sembly I have ever seen at a regular semester, he said. Registration began as usual. Dr. Cram pulled levers and turned dials to control Russell Porter ' s booming voice on the loud speakers. Class in Art Appreciation at 10:00 closed. . . . Class in Advanced Typewriting at 9:00 closed. . . . Class in Rhetoric PAYNE RATNKK Governor of Kansas and Composition B at 2 :00 closed. . . THE BOARD OF REGENTS Standing — Ralph T. O ' Neil. Drew McLaughlin. Grover Poole, Lester McCoy. Seated — Dr. H. L. Snyder, Mrs. Elizabeth Reigart, Chairman Fred M. Harris, Mrs. Donald Muii , W. T. Markham. [ 11