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

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1 The Student Council, under the sponsor- shipof Dean F. B. Lee, is the supreme student governing body. The Student (Council de- clares all special holidays (there were two such occasions this year, one for the football championship, and the other for the basket- ball co-championship), makes house rules, sponsors school elections, regulates social activities, and helps provide for the students ' enjoyment of the college. Management of the student assemblies is left almost entirely up to the assembly offi- cers, who are elected each semester. Greek government is put into the hands of the Pan-Hellenic Council and the Intra- fraternul Council. The purpose of these groups is to promote cooperation and friend- ship among the Greek organizations, as well as to establish the rules and regulations deemed necessary for their management. STUDENT COUNCIL lupper left) — Lawrence Komciser, Francis Raffetto, Burtis Taylor, Richard Bracken. Stella Schlegel, Otis Dickey (president), FJovd Foley, Herbert Baker, Eugene Niewald, Herbert Cole. ASSF.MBLY OFFICERS, First Semester middle right) — Vernon Stuart, Winnie Adams, John W illcoxon (chairmen), Betty Brown. Second Semester (upper right) — Herbert Cole, John Willcoxon (chairman ), Ralph Huffman, Wanda Mae Scott. PAN-HELLENIC (lower right i — Alma Kleint, Frances Hanson, Ruth Frisbie, Arlene Harrison, Frances Finch. Berniece Van Pelt, Catherine Masters, Pauline Scherer, Tillie (Young) Jennison, Rosella McCarroll, Pauline Huxman.Jean Fuller. Mary Williams, Betty Bond, Anna Lou Galloway, Mary Mae Paul, Gwendolene Toland. INTRA-FRATFRNAL COUNCIL (lower left ' — Jerome Stegman, Arnold McGrath, George Adams, Fred Toland, Marion McDonald. 10 T he 19 3 7

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C. M Harger, Abilene, chairman, Sam R Edwards, blue Rapids. W D. Ferguson. Colh . F M Harris, Ottawa Lester McCoy, GurJen Citv . Drew MsL.suom.tN, I’aoU, R su n ONrii., TopeL H D. Snyder, Winfield, Oscar Stauffer. Garden Citv. BOSSES ' REVEILLE 9

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Graduate Cl iil The Graduate Club is an organization of graduate students for group discussions and for social activities. Spring semester officers include H. H. Reinking, president; Mary W illiams, vice-president; Marjorie Raish, secretary-treasurer. Dr. F. B. Streeter, chairman of the Graduate Council, Dr. Myrta E McGinnis, faculty sponsor, and other members of the Graduate Council have taken an active interest in the club. Seventh Cavalry Seventh Cavalry is an honorary fraternity for men, and is named for General Custer’s cavalry stationed here in early days. Members are elected primarily for leadership, secondarily for scholarship. Officers of the club for the fall semester were: Maurice W ' aeldin, president; Burtis Taylor, vice-president; and Eugene Niewald, secret ary- treasurer. Spring semester officers are: Karl Carson, president; other officers remain the same. Mrs. Thelma Hruza is faculty sponsor. GRADUATE CLUB Oliver Hanpbter. E. E. Hirschbr, Ralph Bicueliibrobr, Marvin Hunrur, John Hadley, Jambs Wright, Harry Mason Kenneth Davenport. H H Reinking, Roy Rankin. Dr F B, Streeter. Dr H B Reed, Dr R T McGrath. Dr Myrta E. McGinnis, Marjorie R ish. Esther Brooke. Margaret Pankaskii Mary Williams, Drew Donosit Cnot in picture ' . SE ENTH CAVALRY - Eugene Niewald, Arthur Leas. Alan Rankin, Burtis Taylor, John Willcoxon. Ralph Huffman Gayle Stover, Jambs Wright, Karl Carson, Mrs. Thelma Hruza, Maurice Wahldin, Kenneth Davenport Members not in picture Jambs Kuntz, Elwood Bartlett REVEILLE It