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

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THE COI1TEI1TS CHAPTER I Page Kansas State Year . . 9 CHAPTER II General Science ... 19 CHAPTER III Engineering .... 29 CHAPTER IV Agriculture . . . .41 CHAPTER V Home Economics . . 59 CHAPTER VI Veterinary Medicine . 65 CHAPTER VII College Extension . . 71 CHAPTER VIII Student Government . 77 CHAPTER IX Honors 85 CHAPTER X College Economics . . 97 CHAPTER XI The Classes . . . CHAPTER XII Social Affairs CHAPTER XIII Fine Arts CHAPTER XIV Student Publications CHAPTER XV Religious Activities CHAPTER XVI Military .... CHAPTER XVII Varsity Athletics CHAPTER XVIII Intramural Athletics CHAPTER XIX Fraternities . CHAPTER XX Off the Record Page 103 149 165 182 191 199 215 241 253 321

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ALL ' S TOELC FOREWORD V o L LEGE annuals are traditionally albums of stereotyped material in which one may change the faces from year to year and have nearly the same product as that of the year before. The renaissance in college annual production has come, with this year ' s ROYAL PUR- PLE striving to be among those annuals carrying the banner advocat- ing the change. Rather than catalogued material in the writeups, a strenuous effort has been made to freshen the copy to make it actually readable. Timeliness has been stressed. Workshop photography has been used in abundance to breathe life into the pages. Change has been made, not merely for the sake of being different, but whenever possible, to make a more complete and easier knit annual. In a way, a yearbook should perform some of the duties of a newspaper. Yet a newspaper is like a breakfast dish, or an aperitif before dinner, taken from force of habit and quickly forgotten. The yearbook is like a bottle of rare wine, the older it becomes, the more value it has, until it becomes cherished beyond monetary valuation. Other forms of journalistic endeavor have their short day, but a book is a preservative for the years ahead, of the records it gathers between its covers. This, in brief, has been our aspiration in producing the 1936 ROYAL PURPLE. Many ideas that were started the first of the year have died or been supplanted, or have been metamorphosed. The result is within these covers. As for the accomplishments of the book, you, reader, must judge. The Editor.

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IN MEMORIAM In Faculty EUGENE CLAYTON GRAHAM JULIUS ERNEST KAMMEYER Undergraduates Gus ADOLPH CRONE ROY HENRY KERR Progress H Students, and Regf School Yei insist year at Ka descriptive it lives of some This hast fall earota the year whe alike nre ?i horizons for ' the 28-year has been the of the pte appointment president. It vict-presiden This has beei the first year Kansas Stati and several t