Fort Hays State University - Reveille Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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VICTORY EDITION HELEN PEST AN A. Public School Music. Miss Pestana left the F.H.N. faculty in Jan- uary to take up Blue Bird work in Camp Dodge, Iowa. CAPT. LEWIS L, RUPERT. Capt. Inf. Professor Military Science and Tactics. Captain Rupert Is the commanding officer of the Fort Hays Normal R.O.T.C. EDWIN DAVIS, B.S.. Manual Training, The boys who are instructed in Mr. Davis ' Department are learning the aesthetic as well as the utilitarian side of manual train- ing. The course meets a demand for trained median ics. RAY DAVIS, Commercial. The Commercial Department is preparing boys and girls to meet the demand for trained men and women in the. Commercial world. E. B. COLYER. A.B.. A.M.. Mathematics. The Mathematics Course is one which is so taught as to be a foundation for reasoning. It is the usual bug-bear of the curriculum made into a usable, enjoyable course. FRED ALBERTSON, B.S., General Science. Agriculture. The need for a science course in secondary education is supplied by General Science and Agriculture. Nineteen 1919

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THE REVEILLE HENRY EDWARD MALLOY, B.S.. Music. Mr. Malloy believes so strongly that music is a vital and necessary part of life that be is using it as a cement with which to bind together the community, not only of Hays, but of Western Kansas. It is under his leadership that the Fort Hays Kansas Normal School is taking its place as the music center of Western Kansas. CLARA LOUISE MALLOY, Violin. Concert-Master. Mrs. Malloy is a successful teacher of be- ginners in the study of the Violin as well as being a part of the music life of the Normal School. GUSTAVE F. SODERLUND, Piano, Mr. Soderlund is a linquist of rare ability. His course in French has been popular. MARJORY MITCHELL. Public School Music. Miss Mitchell enthusiastically enters into the music life of the community as well as of the school. STEWART WTLLE, Professor of Piano and Pipe Organ. Mr. Wille is here for advanced and special students who desire to acquire special schooling in technique as well as in finished interpretation. Ell NICE EYLER. B.S.. Harmony. Theory. Appreciation of Music. These Courses are in harmony with the ideal of the Music Department, that music is for everyone. Eighteen 1919

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THE REVEILLE E. J. MONTAGUE, A.B., Business Management and Commerce. Mr. Montague is a business efficiency expert. LOREE CAVE, B.S., M.S., Domestic Science. What is more essential than a well ordered home and a properly p repared meal? It is with the fundamental idea of home-making that the course in Domestic Science is or- ganized. This does not detract from its value to teachers. RACHEL I . WHITE. Registrar. Her exacting duties as registrar are faith- fully performed. GEORGIA FITZ HUGH, Secretary to the President. Mr. Lewis ' Secretary has no little part to play in the life of the School. R. L. PARKER. A.B.. A.M.. History. Mr. Parker believes that the day of mem- orizing dates and facts is past and that his- tory is a broader subject. JAMES E. ROUSE, B.S., M.S.. Agriculture. Mr, Rouse is zealous for the development of the Project System of the School. It is through the accomplishments of these Pro- jects that Western Kansas is benefited by scientific farming and dairying. Twenty 1919