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

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ikjdbMoiTev ' , dcitr nembeis (icntiiale a!ua- aniilas. Dt- HcbiiAiiKncii, i inlgie. After S525ft fe Ik Standing amid tall trees and facing a wide grassy lawn, Eisenhower hall presents a pleasant sight for campus visitors and students. The building houses classrooms, a lecture hall, and Arts and Sciences school offices. 29

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■k ' Associate Dean Paul Young shares the responsibiHty of many things that normally require the dean ' s attention. Students ' problems present challenges for John Murrey, academic advisor, and G. Orval Ebberts, assistant dean. generation to the next. By using radio-isotope tracer techniques and the electron microscope, they gath- ered valuable data on hovi ' molecules combine to make the new off-spring virus. Dr. A. M. Guhl of the Department of Zoology con- tinued his internationally known research in the so- cial orders of vertebrate animals in flocks and herds. The social orders are based on aggressive behavior such as pecking in chickens. In the Department of English, faculty members engaged in both creative writing and critical evalua- tion of many English and American writers. Dr. James Rosenburg, selected by Atlantic Monthly in 1958 as one of the four best young poets in America, recently published several works. Research in history also produced valuable infor- mation on the past in its relation to the future. After spending five years in Peru gathering material. Dr. Arts and Sciences Council— Top Row: Althea Nelson, Gary Gabrielson, Diane Dufva, Mary Sue Snider, Jon Sederquist, Dave All, Kathryn Hill, Duane Saunders. Bottom Row. Marjorie Adams, Jim Fairchild, Genia Mangelsdorf, Dave Cox, Loren Mall, Betsy Slaughter.

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Attentive Manhattan children listen to the stoiy of the city library. Students enrolled in the Storytelling Rumplestiltskin as it is told by a K-State student at class tell stories to the children each Saturday. Two INSTRUCTORS in the Psychology department are con- processes of a pig. Kesearch with animals, and in other ducting research on the conditioned-response learning areas as well, is an important part of the department. Arts and Sciences School Department HEADS-Gordon K. ology; Stuart M. Pady, Botany and Plant Pathology; Clyde C. Stallings, Air Science; H. B. Lee, Athletics; A. F. Borg, Bacteri- Jones, Business Administration.