Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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ALF M. I.ANDON Our State Government Alfred M. Landon, Governor THE CAPITOL IWII.DIXC Topeka A mun with the interest of institutions of learn- ing al heart ami who has cooperated whole heartedly in dealing with them has been found in Alf M. Lnnilnn, governor of Kansas. During the last four years he has served as governor lie has aided the Kansaas State Teacher College al I’illshiirg in numerous rrs|M-ets. Ilis personal interest has been manifc-st in his fre- quent visits to tin- campus which have been greatly appreciated by the students and faculty. -or I 22]

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Serving the Great State of Kansas

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Kansas State Board of Regents The management of the Mate institutions of higher learning in Kansas is in the hands of the State Board f Regents. The mem Iters of this board arc ap| ointed by the Governor of the Stale. The State Board of Regents was established for the pnr|Moe of administering state schools within the limits and accomplishments of higher education. MemlxTs of the hoard visit the various state schools frequently and seek to unite their activities into an effective educational program. MKMKKKS G. M. IIakcfk, Chairman. Abilene Giiao: McAi stkk. Secretary, Topeka W. I). Fkkiuison. Colby B. I . Waccknkk, Atchison Rai.pii T. O’NBtL, Topeka Dum.K.v Dooi.ittu;, Strong City Oscar S. Stauffer, Arkansas City I.kstkm McCov. Garden City Diikw Mcl.Airctii.iN. I’aola F. M. Harris, Ottawa I 2» j