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

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Reveille Dear Reader: Yes, here I am, your Yearbook for 1945-46. As you leaf through my pages, you should find recorded a sampling of all the activities and events which made this year at Fort Hays State. It is my hope that as you turn to me again in the years to come, you live again in memory all the happy hours you spent here. The untiring editors and staff who slaved long hours to create me were Co-editors —Estella Hayes, right Esther Hueftle, left Bus. Mgr .—Norbert Dreiling, center Ass ' t. Bus. Mgr .—Dick Hoard Copy Writers —Mildred Knight Glenn Neumeyer Roberta Brown Betty Lee Hall Tom Ungles Joan Avery Jo Monsen Nelson Hartman Faculty Advisers—Mr. Kellogg and Mr. Wallerstedt Sincerely, Your 1945-46 Reveille 24

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Reveille Queen Doris Peirano Jp jHfc Runner-up Estella Hayes Other Candidates Eleanor Meyer Rita Stramel Agnese Turman

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Mildred Knight lllinor Brining Corinne Miller Overdue stories, late tips, evasive beats and beat-up typewriters are only a few of the numerous headaches borne by the co-editors and staff in their efforts to put out the traditional Thursday edition of the State College Leader. Meet that noon deadline” has become the familiar by-word of W. A. Wallerstedt, who without lino¬ type assistance during the first semester still took care of both the student and alumni circulation. The leader staff for the year included: Mildred Knirht and Elinor Brining, co-editors; Corrine Miller and Jerry Wilson, co-business managers; Glenn Neumeyer, Estella Hayes, Tom Ungles, Elmer Denning, Carmelita Singel, Ger¬ trude Miller, Doris Kinsinger, Evelyn Rockwell, Mary Lou Fellers, Jim Simmons, Bertina Johnson, Doris Robinson, Louise Stillwell, Marvin Swanson, Joan Avery, Jo Monsen, Betty Read, Mary Jane Kitchen, Gladys Oliphant, Betty Pate, reporters. Printing instructor—Walter Wallerstedt. Faculty adviser—Wendell Kellogg. Jerry Wilson Leader 25