Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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E. K. MORROW President President E. K. MORROW is serving his fifth year as editor-in-chief of Kansas Wesleyan University. The position of President Morroxv is, indeed, similar to that of an editor-in-chief. Where an editor-in-chief is responsible for his publication's policies, President Morrow directs the policies of the university. As the editor-in-chief has the greatest authority on the publication staff, President Morrow is the authority at the head of Kansas Wesleyan University ..... 1941-42 has been a significant year in the history of Kansas Wesleyan, as it has been an important year in everyone's life. Pug 8 Kansas Wesleyan University

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Miss LEILA M. BARBERT Commerce Mr. WILLIAM BIGLERT Business Administration Miss THELMA BOOK Registrar Mrs. LILLYBELLE CARLISLE English Literature Mr. WILLIAM DAVENPORT1 Business Administration Mr. RAYMOND W. DERR Publicity Miss MARY DILLENBACK Home Economics Mrs. ANNA M. ELDER House Mother, Schuyler Hall Mrs. RUTH M. HOEFER Librarian Mr. EDWIN C. HOWE History Mrs. ELIZABETH HOWEI Physical Education Dr. CAREY M. JENSEN Mathematics Mr. GENE JOHNSON Physical Education Dr. A. H. KING Dean Emeritus Public Relations Dr. W. S. LONG Chemistry