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

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A S FRESHMEN, entering timid- ly into our first college classes, our professors loom up before our eyes, awe-inspiring creatures capable of making our school life a reign of terror, or years of pleasure. But we find as we progress that these self-same professors are really not so terrifying when our eyes become adjusted to our surroundings. We discover that they are always ready to lend a helping hand, and we come to realize that without the kindly help and interest of these men and women, our school life would be barren and unproductive. Our administration is especially interesting to us this year because 1933 marks the twentieth year of W. A. Lewis ' presidency of our col- lege. Under his administration, the enrollment has greatly increased, a number of new buildings have been erected on the campus, and the school’s policies have continually been strengthened. There are others at the head of our school who have worked hard in the interests of Fort Hays Kansas State College. By their efforts they have built our college up to its present good standing. So, when as Seniors we leave this institution, we look upon our professors — not as ogres — but as kindly friends, always willing to help us, never trying to retard our progress. Anniversary banquet honoring President Lewis Page 17

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ELTON WILLIAMS BERT BINOAMAN EDGAR KING DEAC HAWKES CHARLIE NORTHROP PERSONALITIES LAWRENCE RARICK

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Our Faculty W E present here snapshots of a few of our college faculty members. President W. A. Lewis , in his twenty years reign as administrative heeid of our college, has demonstrated many times his executive ability. Through the expendi- ture of great personal efforts he has gained for the school the position it holds today. Dr. C. E. Rarick, director of extension service, has, by his work among the high schools of Kansas, broadened the service of the school, and has carried to the high schools of the state information of the work of the Fort Hays Kansas State College. Dr. R. R. Macgregor, head of the English department, has, by his advice and super- vision, greatly benefited a number of literary aspirants who have come to this campus. F. B. Lee , registrar and dean of the faculty, is well-known to every student. His activities are many and varied. Nu- merous are the students who have profited by his advice. II. E. Malloy , head of the music depart- ment, has sponsored the annual Music Festival for many years. Through his efforts famous musical talent has been brought to our campus and made available to the students here. Miss Elizabeth J. Agnew , dean of women, performs a wonderful service in her posi- tion as advisor to the women of our col- lege. Dr. Robert T. McGrath , a comparatively new member of our faculty, is head of the training school. By his capability, he has greatly strengthened and helped the de- partment. Lewis Malloy Macgregor Agnew Lee Rarick McGrath Page IS