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

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Miss Gorham, Adviser to Women and assistant professor of psychology, came to Fort Hays in 1928. Before accepting a posi- tion at the college. Miss Gorham was super- intendent of the Holcomb Consolidated School. She is a member of the A A.U W , Delta Kappa Gamma, Delta Epsilon. Pi Gamma Mu. the Kansas Academy of Science, and the World Federation of Education Associations. e. r. McCartney Elizabeth j. agnew MAUDE I. GORHAM E, R McCartney became dean of Fort Hays State in 1941 when the presidenc y of the college was conferred uponL. D Wooster, the former dean. In 1932 Dr. McCartney was appointed head ol the department of eco- nomics and business administration at Fort Hays State He had recent! y received his Ph D. degree from the University of Nebraska where he also was employed as instructor in economics. He is a member of Pi Gamma Mu. Delta Sigma Pi. the Fort Hays Kansas State College Honor Society, the American Economic Association, the American Academy of Political Science, and the Council of Geographers Miss Elizabeth I Agnew assumed her present position as Dean ol When M. Dalton came to Fort Haw in 1935 he wasan Women at Fort Havs in 1919 In addition to her duties as dean. Miss Agnew instructor in the zoology department In 1938 he became was appointed supervisor ol Cody Commons in 1920 Previous to her registrar Previous to accepting ihe position al the appointment as dean. Miss Agnew had been head of the department ol ' ■‘.liege. Mr r r ncipal of the Colbv Corn- home economics at Fort Havs She is a member ol Phi Ka rr a Phi. Pi Gamma ,u,m High School He is a member ol Sigma Xi. Mu, A A.U W , and Delta Kappa Gamma W. D. MORELAND In 1933 Dr. W. D Moreland accepted a position as head of the political science and sociology department at Fort Havs State In addition to this position, Dr Moreland is Adviser to Men and is in charge of Lewis Field dormitories Dr, Moreland is a member of Pi Gamma Mu He received the Carnegie Scholarship to study international law at McGill University, and was selected for research work to assist the Wickersham. IRVINE F. WILSON STANOLEE V. DALION Irvine F Wilson became bursar of the college in 1938 after receiving his degree from the college Mr. Wilson is a member of the Executive Committee of Central Associa- tion of University and College Business Officers, and is listed in Who ' s Who in American Education 13

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■ 1 mil Hi HUM PRESIDENT WOOSTER MRS. WOOSTER THE PRESIDENT AMR U I C FA Mil Y I ' S t,1C ,10, ' c f,1e stl, c,us ;,t F»rr Hays tliar Dr Lyman Dwight U IIIU I niTIIL I Wooster, president of the college for the past two years, has enjoyed his association with them as much as they have enjoyed their association with him President Wooster is pictured here with Mrs. Wooster, and three of their children Sergeant Lyman Wooster, who is serving with the Army in Africa, was unable to be with the family when the picture was taken His photograph is on the bookshelf. Marv and Martha will receive their degrees from Fort Hays this spring. Cynthia is a senior at Ha vs High School. 12

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“ANDY”SCHOEPPEL Port Hays takes its hat o(T to Andy 1 Schocppcl the new governor of Kansas, one time football coach of the Fort Hays Tigers Andy came to Fort Hays in 1928 as assistant foot- ball coach, and served as head coach in 1929 His career as an all-Missouri Valley end helped him teach the Tigers plays that were admired by both spectators and opponents. Andy ' s coaching job now is bigger than ever, but Fort Hays places its confidence in him just as i r did in 1928. MEET THE FACULTY Mot only was the student bodv decreased bv the call of the armed forces, but the ranks of the faculrv were also touched. Miss Geneva Milled, former associate professor in women ' s physical education, w.o inducted hi the WA I S and received her ensign s rating. Or ( odcrof the I nglish department is now a lieutenant in the army, and Howard Hal- gcdahl, band director, is now a member of the Army Air Corps band at Washington, D ( Yes, even the faculty have served their time as buck privates but are fast advancing, hoping th.it they won ' t find a former student outranking them. 14