The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-15
ITS BEST YEAR.
Manhattan Agricultural College
Has Successful Term.
The Attendance Reached ! $3.50,
Breaking All Records.
FEW FACULTY CHANGES
The Commencement Exercises
We're Largely Attended.
Exhibition Drill and Reception
by President Nichols.
FEW FACULTY CHANGES

Manhattan. Kan. June 15.-The Kan
sas state Agricultural college has closed
another wear which has been one OF
great success and phenomenal CROWN
students are here from several states
in the union and the enrolment includes
students Of some foreign countries. The
attendance this year reached 1850
breaking all previous records. The IN
crease over last year was 223
There have been few changes in the
faculty during the present year and the
board Of instruction does not sufter from
lack of continuity" Professor j. T.
Walters of the architecture and drawing
department is the senior member OF tie
FACULTY and is probably DetteF hiiON =
throughout Kansas than any other COZ,
lege professor He has been employed
by the college for thirty years ana our
ing that time has been absent from
the institution but a few times except
on college duties. He IS acting pIesl-
dent during the absence OF PRESIDENT T.
r. Nichols When he was elected
member of the faculty there We're but
1873 students in the college enrOlilheAe'
AS a part of the commencement exet-
e.ises the senior class presented their
class play before 1000 people in the new
auditorium Tuesday night
Wednesday night the Alumni assocla-
ZION HEtQ It's annual A~AAtAS-i -AAN-
cuet Thursday was commencement
day proper. The annual address was
delivered by Professor Edwin Erie
Sparks. Phi D., dean Of University OF
Chicago. The cadet band gave con
cert on the campus and the cadet pat
TALON had an exhibition drill The clos
ing of the programme was In the even
ing when President Nichols gave a re-
ception in honor of the faculty and reg
ents. at the elegant home, East Park
Gate.
The following is the class roll, with
theses.
Agriculture-Albert Clay Aumann,
Jesse N Bealey. Raymond Russell
Birch Herber jefferson Bottomly, Jas
Hamilton Cheney, Archie conner, Chas-
A. Csilkison. Ebert Ernest Greenough
David "a CfriDtOn, Raymond D. Har-
rfsou. Leslie Eugene Hazen, Frederick
Arthur Kiene. Henry Greenleat Max
well. William Paul Schroeder, Martin
Roy Shuler. Milton David Snodgrass,
Warren Bub Thurston, Warren Elmer
Watkins. Guy E. Yerkes.
Domestic science-Kate Alexander
Stella Campbell, Edith f. Coffman. Jes-
sic Leona (Travis) Cook. Ruth Cooley,
Odessa Della Dow, Arthie Aileen Ed
worthy NJ. Edith Forsyth. Mary l.
Hamilton BOline Hanson, sDaISye Ina
HaFner Nellie Dorothy Hughes. Helen
q. sInskeep, Laura Lillian Lyman. Cora
u. McNutt, Alma McRae, Caroline Nor
ron. Ruth Emma Nelmdn, Martina y
Pittman, Jessie A. Reynolds, Jennie
Inez Ritner. Emily G. Smith, Mabelle
Sperry. Julia G. Spohr Mercie Eliza
beth Turner. Edith Worden.
General science-F. Edna Bremen
Byron Broom. John Willard Calvin. VIII
Ward Campbell, Perry Alfred Cooley,
Mary Copley, Winnifred Anna Dalton,
Harriet Marie Esdon. Rennie Greene,
Milo NJ. Hastings. Clarence L. Hawkin-
son. Gertrude Elma Hole. Clarence Bra
dy Kirk. Charles WILDER McCampbell,
Ernest Wilson Matherly. Verda Ellen
Murphy. George A. SpOhr Ernest Felix
Swanson. Doris NJ. Train. Thomas F.
White Charles II. Wilmington, Walter
Scott Wright.
Electric engineering-Fr E. Brown.
Torje Carlson, William Irving COldWell,
Charles Ernest Davis. Jay L. Dow,
Leonard Roscoe Elder, Arba c. Ferris,
William Thomas Clifford. Lewis M.
Graham, John j. Peckham, Richard
I2eece. Albert d. Stoddard. Ebert Wren
ThurstOn, Chauncey Hes Weaver, Ralph
Richard White, Edgar NJ. Wilson, Thos.
II. Wood Ernest A. Wright
Architecture-EarlJ JOY Evans, Kramer
Henry Sanneman. Henry Adam Spuh-
lee.
Mechanical engineering-Sm Faris.
Roswell Leroy Hamaker Ross n. New
land. Lester Allen Ramsey, Emmit D.
Richardson.