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

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ADMINISTRATION An institution is no stronger than the men and women at the helm. Strength and courage to carry on the every day tasks and vision to plan wisely for the future arc all exempli Tied in the Port Hays administrators. Elizabeth Jane Ac, new Dean of Women. B. S. Floyd Brown Lee Dean of Men. A B. A. M.. Sc D. Irvine Floyd Wilson Bursar. B. S. M S. Standi.ee V. Dalton R egistrar. A B M. S. HISTORY AND GOVERN ML NT History is in the making These faculty members are concerned with the trials of mankind throughout the centuries, and attempt to inter pret the facts of history and govern- ment in the most logical manner- Robert Lincoln Parker B. I... B S.. A. M. William D Moreland A. B . A. M Ph. D. Hugh Burnett b. s.. A. M- Raymono Leo Whlty B S.. A. M.. Ph. D Page Nineteen

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These iteluihis if thmt const awe. Mirth, with thee mean to live — Milton Directors Since the faculty holds an important position in the affairs of college life, we are devoting a section to the instructors of each department These faculty members are the connecting links in the long chain of ever changing student groups They see Fresh- men as thev first enter classes with high hopes and ambitions, and guide them until they have reached Commencement Day and have full i 1 led their ambitions or found new fields of endeavor Students of Fcrr Hays scatter in many directions. Often they meet with other alumni of Fort Hays and compare mem- ories of college life. While they may know many of the same students, they are more likely to find that they have stud ied under some of the same instructors, heard a few of the same jokes, and flunk- ed a few of the same tests. It is with a friendly spirit that students recall the men and women under whom they have studied in college. Each one in fluenccs members of his classes with his individual personality, with his philosophy of life, and with the standards he holds before them from day to day. Those who have been privileged to know the faculty in a social way have an even greater appreciation of their friendship and will treasure these pages of memory in the years to come. Taae Etahian

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ENGLISH Specialists »n public speaking, creative writing, and the appreciation of good literature all join to instruct Fort Havs students in the art of the English language. No matter what other department may draw people into its ranks English is still the basis for it all. Jamils Richard start B.s. A M. Or vis grol ' i A B. M S Dorothy e. Sampson A. B A. M MYRTA ETHEL McGlNSiS A. B A M-. Ph. D. CELESTA WINE A. B B.D A M , Ph D. Louise Propst A B-. A. M. Ph. D. (not pictured; LANGUAGES The culture of the Old World cteeps into the Western curriculum through the study of foreign tongues. The romance of other civi- lizations is alien unearthed as leg ends and folk tales arc translated and interpreted Modesto Jatobini A. B . A. M. Thornton Walton Wi lls B. S M. $ . (English) Emma golden R S.. A M. Charles Henry Brooks B.S.. M.S. Pogi Twvnty