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

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o stir nostalgia, tht Jay students who lay students who were jack for the celebration ere taken in the cob 3ge bus to Custer ' s Is- and, to see that whiie wildings and new faces hange a college the old atural trysting spots stay ■ retty much the same, he top photo shows the iroup alighting from the us. At the right is Mrs, ennie Ward Philip, the ollege ' s first enrollee, ecked out for the oc- |asion, and finding herself ie center of interest as monade is served. Left, Cody Commons was crowded for the Anniversary Luncheon, with old grads, summer students, faculty members, and friends of the college in attendance. ■ - •fl j fjH iSI 23?jv . , ) 17

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m mm tail U M Fred Lindley, San Diego, California, lawyer, banker, rancher, who returned to deliver the principal address. Is shown above with Mrs. Lindley, who also attended the affair. The success of the anniversary celebration was due principally to the fact that so many early cay students returned to join In the festivities. Chat PIcken, son of William S. Picken, the first principal of the school, came from Loveland, Colorado. Two of the college ' s three first graduates, were back for the celebration. They were Mrs. Fredetla Schwaller Trlnkle, LaJolla, California, and Fred E. Lindley. assembly The early-day students, shown be low on the front rows of thi Coliseum arena, enjoyed a pro gram of early-day entertainment songs sung by a vocalist popula on the campus in another era the address by Mr. Lindley, anc the singing of the three anthem the college has used at variou times in the past fifty years. 16

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