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

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LIBRARY The haven for those who wish to study is the college library, which is supervised by a staff whose primary interest is to be of value in the search for literary knowledge. Floyd b Streeter A B A. M.. Litt. D. Margaret Helen Dr esher A. B.. B. S, L S. Not pictured: Mary Barber A B. B S. L. S. Maude Evelyn Drucki nmiller A B A B L. S. Louise Matilda Paxson A B A B. L.S. EDUCATION Many students come to Fort Havs for training in how to teach the three R s. Before they are allow- ed to enter the professional field, thev are also introduced to the New ' Education and given a wide variety of materials and plans for future use This staff directs the st udy. Robert Timothy McGrath Ph B . Ph M. Ph D Pearl g. cruise A. B A. M. Drew dobosh Ph B B A. I M. S Rosella Maud McCarrou B S l Maude McMindes B. S . M. S. Mary Mae Paul B. S. A.M Not Pictured: Gaynelle Davis B. S.. A. M. Goldie Bernice Proffitt b s A. M Ml CHAN 1C ARTS This field is devoted almost en- tirely to the men. where the faculty advisors supervise the development of talent and an appreciation of the minute details that are necessary in insuring a job well done. Raymond Usher brooks B S M S. Ed wan Davis b. s a m. ART Not pictured. Mabel Vandiver B. F A. A M. John m strange B. F. A. Pave Twenty ' four

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GIOKI.1 A KELLY A B A. M B Ed . Ph. D. George Mr A fee Robertson A B B S A M Ph D. Harvey Alfred Zinszer A B A M Ph D Lyman Dwight Woosti-r A B Ph M Ph D James Edward rouse B S M S. Lester John schmutz b s a M. s. Clyde Truman McCormick A B A M . Ph. D Page T wenty - three SCIENCE Maude Isabel Gorham Ph B A M Roy Rankin A B A. M HoMl KB Rl ED A B A M Ph D

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Graduate Students L eterans have we here — not old and gray, or bent with age but a few of the most able men and women who have survived the bat- tles of undergraduate life. Fresh- man trials and tribulations, sopho- more schemes, junior achievements, senior triumphs, and all the vaga- ries of student life are no longer their immediate or vital concern. Belt lines and pep parades, student politics and politicians, varsities and scandal columns, they view with reserve and dignity. Now re- tired from active fray they sit con- versing with sages or wend their scholarly way across the campus, intent on future goals of success and achievement. By pursuance of advanced work, preservation of the traditions of our college, by remin- iscences and tolerant advice to the ' youngsters ' they further honor their Alma Mater. GRADUATE STUDENTS MARll.LA ALFORD Muthnville A B l r H2. Friends ' University VELMA BQNDURANT iVri City A B |93| Kansas Wcslevn Univcr sky CLAIR BON DU RANT Ness City A B 1938 F HKSC Lester Branson Coutx B. Sc »n Educ 1 918 F H K S C Maynard Fox Larne. A B 1917 F H K S C DALE UPPHRT Bitnn A B 1938 F H K S C Mayo Schultz Garden Ci ty A B 1938 F tt K S C Iris Stevenson Hau A B. 19 38 F HKSC Graduate Students not pictured. Maurinc Bergland Roy Billings Lawrence Cressler Casper Easterly Eugene Moon Sister M. Rcmigta Ncder Scachardt Reinhardt Floyd Reynolds Andrew Ricgel 1 Page Twenty- Gut