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

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LEE MORGAN President SENIOR CLASS OF 1934 THE senior class of 1934 has voted to leave a memorial to the college in the form of a fund for the Campanile, a tower which is to be erected at Kansas State. The first time any class ever left money to such a fund was in 1929 when the senior class of that year called a meeting and secured the cooperation of all other class representatives. The class of that year voted a one dollar fee to be added to the commencement dues. In 1933, however, the fund for the tower was left out of the budget when the Board of Regents compelled the college to cut the graduating fee from $10 to 7.50. The fund was again revived this year by a vote of the entire senior class. FIRST SEMESTER Lee Morgan Don Hutch inson - Leora Light - Wilfred Wallace - Norman Nelson - C. H. Sartorius - Sartorius Nelson OFFICERS President - Vice-President - Secretary Treasurer Historian Devotional Leader Wallace Light SECOND SEMESTER Lee Morgan - Don Hutchinson Leora Light Wilfred Wallace - Norman Nelson - C. H. Sartorius Hutchinson Page

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DIVISION OF GENERAL SCIENCE W HEN Kansas State College underwent a transformation during the political tur- moil of the closing years of the last century, one of the permanent changes was that which led to what we now know as the different Divisions of the College. In 1909 Professor C. M. Brink, professor of English, was made Dean of the College. In 1917, when the institution was raised to full collegiate rank, the administrative units were first called Divisions, and Dr. J. T. Wil- lard, of the department of Chemistry, was made Dean of the Division of General Science. That year the enrollment in the College was 2406, of whom 311 were in this Division. The last year of Doctor Willard ' s deanship was the school year 1929- ' 30, when, of the total enrollment of 3987, the number in this Divi- sion was 1182. Since July 1, 1930, Dr. Rodney W. Babcock has served as Dean of this largest Division of the College. Panel?