Kansas State University - Royal Purple Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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ItlE SCHOOL Contents VIEWS AND FEATURES BK. i SCHOLASTIC BK. 2. EXECUTIVE BK.3. EXTRA-CURRICULAR BK.4. FRATERNAL BK.S. A T H L E T i c BK. 6. T A L L y w H o No college is complete without faculty types. Women are more often TEACHERS than professors. There is variety. Some of them are so hard the man student who takes the course must either be a genius, an athlete, or burn early morning elec- tricity if he makes a grade. Again, there are others who cannot be excelled. Sensi- ble, considerate of others, understanding, but firm and competent; real coaches to learning that is worthwhile and conducive to development. And there are others. There are as many types of PROFES- SORS as students. Old-fashioned minds working in the manner taught in the ' eighties and ' nineties; unprogressive, in- capable of grasping more than the 1-2-3-4 points brought out in text-book treatment and interested no further ; up-to-the-min- ute, broadminded thinkers and doers, men who grow with the world. What a contrast I And between these, all grades. And the EDITOR looks on, trying to mold his campus folk into morally strong, right thinking citizens in spite of instruc- tors who create tendencies in other direc- tions, throwing the old searchlight on un- principled and unscrupulous immaturi- ties and unwonted sophistication alike; binding together into one unified student body the domlNEERS, the AGonized, the GENERAL Sufferers, the Healthy Esthers, the VEsted Malefactors, and the GRAD- UATEd STUmblers. OD

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. The home of President and Mrs. F. D. Farrell, a leafy haven in summer, a sheltered nook in winter.