Membership. 11 



M. E. Canty, 1903, Fredonia. 



I. D. Cardiff, Ph. D., 1909, professor of botany, Washin^on State Coll.. 



Pullman, Wash. 

 V. B. Caris, M. A., 1911, professor of mathematics, State Manual Train- 

 ing Normal School, Pittsburg. 

 W. R. Cleveland, 1914, superintendent of schools, Mulberry. 

 L. C. Congdon, M. S., 1914, chief food inspector, State Board of Health, 



Topeka. 

 Connelley, Wm. E., Sec. State Historical Society, Topeka. 

 W. A. Cook, M. S., 1907, teacher, Osage City. 



R. A. Cooley, 1910, Agricultural Experiment Station, Bozeman, Mont. 

 Rev. John T. Copley, 1914, Topeka. 

 Margaret Coventry, A. B., 1914, instructor in chemistry, State Manual 



Training Normal School, Pittsburg. 

 F. F. Crevecoeur, 1900, entomologist, Onaga. 

 W. M. Crottinger, 1916, A. B., teacher. Burton. 

 S. E. Crumb, 1913, entomologist, Clarksville, Tenn. 

 S. J. Crumbine, M. D., 1909, secretary. State Board of Health, Topeka. 

 A. J. Culler, Ph. D., 1917, professor of philosophy, McPherson Coll., Mc- 



Pherson. 

 Lewis A. Curry, M. A., 1917, University of Kansas, Lawrence. 

 Frank B. Dains, Ph. D., 1902, professor of chemistry, Univ. of Kansas, 



Lawrence. 

 F. L. DeBeukelaer, M. A., 1916, professor of chemistry, Washburn Coll., 



Topeka. 

 George A. Dean, M. S., 1903, professor of entomology, Kansas State Agri. 



Coll., Manhattan. 

 O. P. Bellinger, Ph. D., 1909, professor of biology, State Manual Training 



Normal School, Pittsburg. 

 S. A. Deel, Ph. B., 1913, professor of physics. Baker Univ., Baldwin. 

 Emil 0. Deer, A. M., 1905, professor of biology, Bethany Coll., Lindsborg. 

 R. E. Devore, A. B., 1916, teacher, Muscotah. 

 F. C. Dockeray, A. M., 1916, professor of psychology, Univ. of Kansas, 



Lawrence. 

 * Herman Douthitt, Ph. D., 1914, assistant professor of zoology and pale- 

 ontology, Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence. 

 R. B. Dunlevy, M. A., 1896, professor of chemistry. Southwestern Kansas 



Coll.. Winfield. 

 J. W. Eby, 1903, Banker, Howard. 

 C. W. Edmondson, Ph. D., 1909, professor of zoology, Univ. of Oregon, 



Eugene, Ore. 

 0. B. Edison. LL. D., 1917, attorney, 522 New England building, Topeka. 

 H. W. Emerson, B. S., 1904, Lawrence. 



T. L. Eyerly, 1906, teacher of physiography, high school, Dallas, Tex. 

 Fred Faragher, A. B., 1904, Cambridge, Mass. 

 S. B. Flora, 1917, observer U. S. Weather Bureau, Topeka. 

 A. 0. Garrett, 1901, teacher high school. Salt Lake City, Utah. 

 H. C. Givens, M. E., 1916, director of industrial training, State Manual 



Training Normal School, Pittsburg. 



* Deceased. 



