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KANZAJ 3Jn mpntortain JamrB A. Kimball 1023 Students, faculty and friends of the Kansas State Teachers’ College of Pittsburg join with all other Kansas institutions in mourning the loss of a true and beloved friend, and in humbly acknowledging his efforts in their behalf. Tage nineteen
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r kAN A i3 § tatr Suarii nf Aiiimmutratiun OFFICERS JONATHAN M. DAVIS. Chairman. HON. A. A. DOEKR..................... ...Business Manager HON. J. W. HOWE.........................Assistant Business Manager HON. UOBEKT GOOD........................Assistant Business Manager HON. D. O. McOKAY............................ Secretary MEMBERS HON. E. L. BARRIER HON. E. N. UNDERWOOD. HON. A. B. CARNEY JONATHAN M. DAVIS, Governor W. A. BRANDENBURG 'resident of the Kansas State Teachers’ College of Pittsburg G. W. TROUT Dean of the College and Dean of Men MRS. HATTIE MOORE MITCH EI.I. Dean of Women Page eighteen
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The CKANZAJ |iUSMSJSJSJSM3MMSMSMSiSM3M3MSMSM2JSMg| Vw 2 3. U E) irjrartntrnt uf ipsturi; x h burial t tt tta G. W. TROUT. A. M.. Dean of the Men. I am again reminded of the passing of another year and the issuing of another Tvanza to place in permanent form in the hands of the students, alumni and friends of the institution the life of our school during the past year. I desire first of all to bring to you all slncerest greetings of this Department and wish for you a thrill of pride and joy that I know must come into your lives as you look into the book setting forth the life of the Institution. The Department has so often expressed its purposes that it seems by this time they should be well grounded in the minds of the students, alumni and friends of the Institution. The growth in enrollment in the Department speaks for the ideals which we hold in the work which we offer. No particularly astonishing things have occurred during the past year, but it may be of interest to you to know that Dr. Bowers, an associate professor in the Department, has brought out during the past year two books worthy of your con- sideration—one a small booklet on Abraham Lincoln, the other a most excellent treatise on the Kansas Court of Industrial Relations. Last summer, which is a part of this academic year, our Professor Grubbs spent the summer in Montana, and incidentally taught in the summer school of the State Normal of Montana at Dillon. He returned to us much refreshed by the opportunity of taking part in the educational life of that state. Again 1 extend to you a most cordial greeting, coming from all of the members of the departmental faculty, with sincerest wishes for your future welfare.
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