Excerpt from Report of the Secretary of the State Board of Agriculture
The College has had a total number of 131 students during the year. The Senior class numbered 5. This is smaller than the Senior Class has been for some years; in 1871 it numbered 12; in 1870, 12; in 1869, 11; in 1868, 10. There have been 19 Juniors; 36 Sophomores; 53 Freshmen; 9 in special studies, and 4 ladies. No ladies have been received into the Hall the present year. The number of the applications of ladies for admission is constantly increasing, and it is a matter of regret to the Board of Agriculture, and to the Faculty of the College, that we have not a Hall for ladies, connected with the institution. Reference is made to the Report of the Board for 1870, pages 12 and 13, for further remarks on ladies as students.
Two graduates of the College have been present as resident graduates; one pursuing the study of Chemistry, until lately he has been called to teach Agriculture and Analytical Chemistry in the University of Minnesota; the other as a student of Botany, except for about two months, when he acted as botanist to an exploring expedition sent out by the Kansas Agricultural College into western Kansas.
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