Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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15 Standing: Ralph T. O'Neil. Topeka: Drew McLaughlin, Paola: Grover Poole. Manhattan; Lester McCoy. Garden City. Seated: Dr. H. L. Snyder. Winfield; Mrs. Elizabeth Eeiguri, Baxler Springs: Fred M. Harris. Chairman. Ottawa: Mrs. Donald Muir. Anthony: W. '1'. Markham, Topeka. Dr. H. L. Snyder is Ct governor of the American College of Surgeons, c1 past president of the Kansas State Medical Society, and long has been cm ardent supporter of educational progress in our state. Ralph T. iDykei O'Neil is c1 prominent Kansas attorney, a past national commander of the American Legion, and is familiar with problems confronting ihe state's educar iioncd institutions. W. T. Markham is the State Supervisor 01' Occupational Iniormcttion and Guidance for the State Voca- tional Educational Department, a former state superintendent of public instruction, and has been in the educational field since 1905. Lester McCoy is or motor car dealer, widely known in farming and business circles, and for many years has main tained cm active interest in the state's educational institutions F. M. Harris has practiced Civil law for 40 years, is a farm owner and director of several banks, has served in the state Senate, has been Mayor of Ottawa, and is an invaluable member of the Board Mrs. Elizabeth Reigart is widely known for her activities in behalf of the tuberculosis society and women's club. Grover C. Poole owns and farms 3,000 acres, owns a 150 head herd of pure bred Hereford cattle, and in 1931 was named 0 master farmer. Drew McLaughlin is one of CI newspaper family, known for publishing the Miami Ree publiccm, and is deeply interested in state educational matters. Mrs. Donald Muir is C: widely known Club woman and is active in Women's Clubs, Music Clubs A. A. U Wu and the Kansas Society for Crippled Children, Hubert Brighton. of Topeka, is Secretary of the Board inot in picturei. THE 1940 KANZA

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THE 1940 KANZA There is one man on the campus of Kansas State Teachers College that every one knows and loves; he is not a student, a professor, or the college Casa Nova, but none other than our own President, W. A. Brandenburg, or better known to the students as Prexy. President W. A. Brandenburg is 'known as llPrexy'I because of his geniality, simplicity, and true friendliness to the student. Here is a man that is not thought of as a dignified executor, but as the true friend of every student on the campus, for there is never a prob- lem too great or too small for Prexy to consider. He is the man who wants the college teams to Win so badly that he will ride in Model T Fords up and down Broadway, showing his true spirit and loyalty. His loyalty is not only shown in pep rallies, varsity sports, and other extracurricular activi- ties, but is shown by the vast im- provements that have come to the institution. Largely through his un- tiring efforts for the past twenty- seven years we enjoy the educa- tional advantages we have today. Prexy is not only the tops on our campus, but also in his own field, for this year he was elected president of the American Associa- tion of Teachers Colleges. Cone gratulations to our Prexy. The valuable and efficient serv- ice which the general office ren- ders daily to the college is a most important cog in the machinery of a great institution. This credit goes to Miss Belle Provorse, financial secretary and secretary to the President. Her tireless energy and cooperation has contributed much to the welfare and betterment of the school. 16