Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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1871 Lyman B. Kellogg resigned as president in 1871, leaving the Normal School with an enrollment of 243 students 1 as compared to KU's 213 and the Agriculture C0llege's 1681, a roster of graduates with comparatively good training received under his direction, and an up-and-coming reputation. 1878 On April 13, 1878, a tornado struck KSN and caused 8550 worth of damage, tearing off the roof of each of the two buildings. Six months later, Kansas State Normal burned to the ground. The loss amounted to 890,000 Despite everything, KSN continued . . . , W 9 l . 1 ' ' 'in , haf AS- '- J.,- -LZT .-- A--4 '-2 1 ., . ' 7 ::: . -A 'X 1-.gf Qj: . ef f - an , 1 235' xf21?E.'Jr' 1 E, H911 - Q 'tx S- 'E-2135 -2. 'll ln., 5 A' '1'.. S ' L2-N .. TT , , 'W ' ' 1. f . - i Mm A 152:12 . 1' A ,X , Mb W ' t 1 ,. It - ' rw-13 1 P+ 1 X ...h 5-ifgfzajei hn gimgqnaii, , . ntl , -.1 mfigxgs A MIL L Q - ' LL Arg, A-1,-lL',ffAf,'.g.giif 3.4. , ,, t .. - - , : .r, a, ,A ,.. , we. 'vt'- :Z? .3 153, L M 278 : 52 F51 'W p. e f ,:'l' 'Wim 1 3' 'V l ll: 'f9'i+ ni ' Q' ' 1' - WMA fr it 3 'L N 5 1 U-1' 'A 1 if f f' ' n?'.L'T fie- , 'fi 1, Ying .,., I ,' V J' ,uw 7167 fi A-3 J -5.1. tl ,Q-1.8111 W1 L L fi iz - ff 'a-ff . - ft - '1' . V . ' - 1 I - .. ' .V 4' :f 1.-A - r .ft ff-5 EMU -he . 'L-UA'-f'Q ' 33.1 ' x f -.f3?MPx4P, '215,-A--'lj-.'f lt 'Q-1, -'en 41 ' -'XLQN , X., ' 'fl' Hvfq, '.,..11I'T-'jggl 'b,.45,'f1'I'-q Jl.--U .w:,'- ,gn,.,-. ,Vg 'ff 1 ' U 1 ' U 4e 'L K 'if'-Q 1-il 4-weft-1 - . 1'b ,f' bwfifkfr -' :exe-e 'a.'Wg Q1ejff Y'.s.-q Q. . ,gig-My -,pg j- 4, eff , 1 .:g,15 ,, Q-.,g I-315.2-Qi7519131-11'jj'yq,.,f14':lqV..,f,,g:f?jQ. 1 'N k'fb ' -, r,,Z.1Q1,Y .ifilE5'f 'lf f' ff' fn' 1'.j.'Q 'Lrg ,Q 14,52 ','gt. 'J -:I l IQ f 1 1 :vel if-'11 1 -'A -,L 1 E-'I-ft 1, 1'-1 '-H '-1' . 1,-, ,ggi-'-Q-:431,,fffg 5' 1151115231-fx -3-1. 191-11 1. 41.',1lF.E3.-.. al L.. ,fe 4E'125f?Q4h'4f Im? 1 Pl' -g,m'. A 4 firm YW' . -'i':f3 1 P -- vi ', '1lmT: fr- 'ftp e 1.1Lv. -:in -A ' X3 Ni , if if 1- 4 f-H: J . lxill' 1 517-my FZ' 7f-5' W' 1-91 rs. Ln' .' Y' if--E.-1' 4- 'ap ' -. , 'y'if51h'f' Qitwk ' 4:1 'ff 'll tehfdfil'-K 8'-3 fri.. . 3 3 Lt 4131111 Lui! 'A L'-,Q ,E -A-51.1-. - ntq S . g ...Ziggy ' M- -jggtt 1' S' df! -Jf:LT-2199?-3 k.I'Ef -rfb-.-' - if ' A -1: ,Q , '-'Ir I f Q - 8 .- .-A . i t gf A-fl, u -Asjlji f -54, 4-ff 4 f:j5 I . , J, L 52:31 1 :S--Q.: -1. A ,.-if 1-:f?f'f- .- - -- -,. 'ff-'I' 1, - If ' -' ' . .- - '- --- f - Y -'14 ' if f:'5 - . .-ff1-ff' , - 1-91-2 ' J -'ft ' A 'Njfti ..... T' . 1T,..f- ' 4 Y-.A? 'w.- i --.:4..5J f!xE.:-1-?:fg.ii-il-2 -H,f--- ??EQ Ej:,,4f-iTNnQ,,lucnaul L., ,. ir., 1:f.-1,:-- -G in A ,- Tir' -.,-4.23. D i'g:1-'Iii' 1'-1 ,,,p-313- ' ', rf - ....--e2'L.QS'fL ' -.-1 'K ' 4 1fI'mE11'U 1-Lfffflmlti iff? '14

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fr Ai 7 e-NX 1' 37'-,,..f '.luglonstjrv 3 -S- igff-fst,-Q.1Q,.:l:ltF-I-1-...f2..i,,3v:3 , 1, ' :'s Q : '-F-wf+'f:Q11.1,-,f4 f- if , 'ea Kg M - fiiilfifiz- '-11. -Q N--1 'X- 1..j???EQQfgj1E-,I,2:535 7131555 . ,fx-:: .,l , lg The first term of the new Normal Eiiifjlf352525-L7'?i2f5oi,it,1:ff35' .Qu rw fsxs School opened February 15, 'Ziff '-g3L.- 'J---t::'7-,gf--gy 1-.: ':.:Ei ..f . i. Fgrgzw:5f1g l14?E::: 1:f.g-- .'-.. 1865 . . . Professor Kellogg opened ggifg.-322 -6,121 :- - 'A .n S 3. ' . Ajeijl. fe -if'-QRS K img class by reading the parable of the '51: - sower to the eighteen students and then .gift .T'fi::'t ,l leading them in reciting the Lord's 52551 ??EEi1?i'?'355fI 'l V ' 1 Prayer All students who Pledged 975.1eeC22s59'fL-121E551!1J!! , 129, Ut E43 l'1 ' ,gjtigsg-ggfggr55gg1253Zii.1,lQg1I ,Q 3 .1 1 fe. themselves to become teachers were . 2f72'539l'5'i5155553f553ifif 'I '--1.-.R if admitted ree 0 tuition' others were , f5Yf'T' 'Qfjf-,fQ'sKhQ'Qf7 ,1imlrvv-ft: . 1-ffm ,. V. 'y,qrL.t-1' x'::',,, f , f 'k 7.fl,ig.fL' J. wg, I i. frn tkfzzkq' Ei. yyzgigg - V A , H - M charged fifty cents per wee . Wi f'sM, ,n'Zl5QZ.-gzftfglQfffl..'1f'g2W.1 4 4 'fb 'f'ff7MI,lf'f fi' QS. E . 9 W 1 ,., 1 L fs R.. 2 we ii . ,fd ,. 'fr X lr 1 hz-I I V 1 V fs S - 'ig' N l 'A ,fb wtf 'lib' Q., it gn X -P f,5.3,1 N, ' ,. . A' -if as get 1 f t 1 Q- 1 1 . ' A yn ctt, F' M Q I Z - V - Q :ZQ f 2 -. if mn y . Ifdv, v ff . I ' pk' M V K The first commencement exercises for Kansas State Normal School were held on June 28, 1867 . . . after prayer and an anthem by the choir, came the reading of original essays by the graduating class, Misses Ellen Plumb and Mary Jane Watson . . .

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1890 Things went well for the Normal, with a few exceptions, to the end ofthe century. The enrollment at the close of the 1889-90 year was 1120, compared to K U's 508 and Manhattan's 514. KSN had the largest enrollment of any normal school in the United States! 1893 On December 21, 1893, the Board of Regents ofthe Normal issued an order forever prohibiting the students from playing football. As one board member said, The game is the height of brutality . . . is injurious to the health and retards the progress of general class work.