Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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THE PEOPLE WH Governor Edward F. Arn The Honorable Edward F. Arn (LLB., 1931, University of Kansas City; admitted to the Kansas bar, 1930) is serving his first term as governor of Kansas. He served as the state ' s attorney general from 1947-1949 and associate justice of the Kansas Supreme Court at the time of his election. As governor, he heads all state institutions and appoints mem- bers to the State Board of Regents, which is the governing adminis- trative committee for all of the state colleges. The Board elects its own chairman and has ten members. The chairman is Lester McCoy, and the secretary, Hurbert Brighton. Other members are Walter Fees, Arthur W. Hershberger, Willis N. Kelly, Mrs. Elizabeth Haughey, Oscar S. Stauffer. Grover Poole, Drew McLaughlin, and Dr. L. B. Spake.

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One of the oldest buildings on our cam- pus, Norton Science Hall, once faced a dirt Twelfth Street. The building seen at the far left is Old Main which stood at the present site of the sunken garden. EARDS OF IVY

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KE IT GO President David L. MacFarlane President David L. MacFarlane (B.A., 1916, S. T. B., 1917, iNorth- western University; Ph. D., 1931, University of Edinburgh, genial administrator of our college, is charged with the responsibilities of guiding the school ' s educational effort for the benefit of young men and women of Kansas. As president, he has the cooperation of the Administrative Council in carrying out the objectives of the school. This council is composed of the heads of all departments, the registrar, comp- troller, extension director, and the student personnel director. President MacFarlane is serving his seventh year as head of the college. Under his supervision a progressive building campaign is being conducted.