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

Page 6 text:

Grass Brothers 8 1 Will Food That Pleases Phone 4 Hovs, Kansas 235 West I Oth Not SUPERMAN But SUPER SERVICE FELTEN TRANSFER AND TRUCK LINES Fiom Kansas City to Colby HAYS, KANSAS Phone 169 LEVI EHS TO HIE EDITORS FROSH WEEK Sits: The tradition ,tt the Fori Hays State ollcgc campus is that all freshmen caught disobeying cer- tain restrictions during Freshman Week, wlmh precedes initiation, arc given a touch of unnatural color about the face and neck through a rather ‘ extensive ' ‘ use of lipstick at i lie hands of upper classmen Tins is, however, only one of the informalities suffered bv the I rosh of I If K S ( He is rci|uircd to wc.it a badge 1 several vtars ago it was a cap, next it was a large yellow pm, ibis vear n was a cardboard tag, what lie wears next vear will probable depend upon how many stamps lie has left in Ins ration book I and there is usually a belt line waiting loi him in the a I lev back of Jones ' s ! Freshmen girls usualh stiller no such physical injuries, but tlu-v often look a bit washed out, cs|vciall on the mi nus makeup days. 1 have enclosed a picture of one of our fresh men receiving the cus- tomary courtesies, complete with the trimmings June Schweitzer, freshman from ( Kbornc, Kansas, is the siibfcct. one of the tormentors (continued on p. 3) 8

Page 5 text:

Service and Choice Quality Meals and That Snack Between Classes Sweet Things for the Sweet Automatic Phonographs for Every Occasion PHONE 90 SPORTS - CAMPUS - FORMALS CAMPUS CLOTHES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Smartest, Newest Things to Wear GET THAT CLASSIC LOOK i

Page 7 text:

LETTERS TO THE EDITORS (continued) is Lcland Mason, the other is unidentified. BOB TOMBAUGH Burden, Kansas CAMOUFLAGE OF SABOTAGE? Sirs: In making our float for the annual Homecoming Day parade we followed closely the instruc- tions in the article Camouflage published in your last issue. Thus we fashioned a tank, covering all both essential and non-essential parts as you instructed, with the exception of Jim Hopper, whom we found a bit difficult to keep in a dormant stage. Our pretty girl was Verna Jane Thompson, her atten- dant Elmo Carmichael. For a foundation we used a late model 1924 Ford coupe, complete with four wheels and tires. The student pictured standing beside the tank is Jack Grant, freshman cheerleader from Grccns- burg, Kansas. We wish to apolo- gize for the seemingly bowedness of his legs — it is probably either a delusion or a photographer ' s error. The photographer always catches ir, doesn ' t he?) SIG TAUS Hays, Kansas (continued on p. 4) YESTERDAY TODAY TOMORROW A Great Name COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 201 East 10th Phone 301 Without Public Opinion Nothing Can Succeed, With Public Opinion Nothing Can Fail — Abraham Lincoln Hays Chamber of Commerce 3