. Royal purple . ctual, moral, social, and spiritual development to the endthat they may become the best kind of women. The measure ol her is manifested in the character of the young women who go forthfrom the institution as graduates. The world has a right to expect ot itswomen graduates the finest type of educated women. They must hesplendid products—cultured, disciplined in mind, strong in physique,unselfish, honest, self-controlled, tolerant; they must have their standardswell enough defined to make ii easy for them to eliminate the unessentialsand conserve the essentials in every phase of
. Royal purple . ctual, moral, social, and spiritual development to the endthat they may become the best kind of women. The measure ol her is manifested in the character of the young women who go forthfrom the institution as graduates. The world has a right to expect ot itswomen graduates the finest type of educated women. They must hesplendid products—cultured, disciplined in mind, strong in physique,unselfish, honest, self-controlled, tolerant; they must have their standardswell enough defined to make ii easy for them to eliminate the unessentialsand conserve the essentials in every phase of human life and is the aim of the Dean of Women to, as far as possible, realize theseideals for the women of the institution she serves. Her problems ofliving conditions, of health, of student employment, of intellectual vocational guidance, of social life, of student discipline are but aspectof the fundamental purpose—to develop the finest type of college women. Page 90 extension DtbiSton. DEAN LTMBERGER The State of Kansas is the campus of the Extension Division. Withits eight busy departments, under the guidance of H. Umberger, Dean, itdelves into practically even feature ol agrii ulture in the state. Farm and Home fnstitutes, general agriculture meetings, and workof specialists in horticulture; poultry production: dairying; rodent control; ses of live stock, hog, sheep and beef cattle production: crops: soils,are fostered by the department of the farmers institute and extension schools. As a result of the farm bureau organization, Kansas farmers are activelybehind the programs of the Extension Division and the Agricultural , for the first time in history, as advisors and co-operators in an organizedway. are assisting the institution in promoting agricultural education in thestate. Page 91 ^>cf)ool of Agriculture
Size: 1303px × 1918px
Photo credit: © Reading Room 2020 / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1900, bookdecade1920, bookidroyalpurple2, bookyear1920
