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

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FACULTY MRS. BERT RERGLAND. Instructor In Physical Education . . . JESSE PEARCE. Assistant Professor of Health . . . GRACE CARD. Instructor in Health. College Nurse . . . ELIZABETH BARBOUR. Assistant Profes- sor of Physical Education. GAVNELLE DAVIS. Assistant Professor of Education and Supervisor of Teacher Train- ing .. . MAUDE McMINDES. Associate Pro- fessor of Education and Director of Teacher Traininq . . . ROSELLA McCARROLL. Assist- ant Professor of Education . . . ROBERT McGRATH. Professor of Education and H ead of Department . MARY MAE PAUL. Assist ant Professor of Education and Supervisor of Teacher Training . . . PEARL CRUISE. Assist- ant Professor of Education.

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FACULTY T W WELLS. Assistant Professor of English . FERN BROCK. Instructor in English CLARICE E. SHORT. I nit rue tor in English . . . MYRNA CARVER. Instructor in English MYRTA E. McGINNIS. Professor ol English and Head of Department . . PAUL T. SCOTT. Instructor in English and Journalism . . . MRS. RALPH CODER Assistant Professor of English. HARVEY ZINZER Professor of Physics and Astronomy and Head ol Department . ROY RANKIN. Professor of Chemistry and Head of Department ANDREW RICGEL. Instruc tor in Botany . JAMES CHAPPELL Asso rial© Professor of Chemistry VERN LIPPERT. Instructor in Physics . ARTHUR BARTON Professor of Biology and Head of Depart mrnt . 18

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FORT MATS FRESHMEN 1ND UPPERCLASSMEN SWING OUT AT THE FIRST ALL SCHOOL VARSITY OF THE SCHOOL YEAR . IIESHMCN CLASS OFFICERS FOR THIS YEAR WERE PRESIDENT DALE PORTSCHV; VICE PRESIDENT DANIEL ROBERTS; SE C RET A R Y T RE ASU Rl R TOM HUNSICKER. Ilach new school year brings to •• the Lam pus .1 new group of Freshmen Tins year the freshmen were tvpic.il freshmen just as they always arc. Some of them were homesick the first few weeks of school, others were not Some were timid, others were cjuitc con- fident. Some were away from home lor the lirst time in their life, others had been away before In spite of these differences among individuals, rhev all had one thing in common T lies were enrolling in college tor the first nine in their lives, and thee were all freshmen During freshmen week, the stu- dents were assigned to advisory groups and schedules were made out lor the Inst seinestci These