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

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Dr. M.C. Cunningham President of Fort Hays Kansas State College

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President’s Message Tort Hays Kansas Stale College Hays, Kansas Office of d « P reside, ii 1, 1955 Dear Fort Hays Staters: There are many things which go into the make- up of a college. It takes buildings, equipment and books, of course, but this Reveille tells the story of that other most important ingredient — the people and their activities during this year. There can be no substitute for scholarship and good citizenship, but it is just as true that nothing can take the place of the friendships you have made, and the associations you have had with fellow students and faculty members. In the years which lie before you great benefits, satisfactions and joys will come to you from the knowledge you have gained within the walls of Fort Hays State, and you will prize equally the friendships have made with your fellow students — associations which you will value more highly as the years go by. You are a fine group, and I am proud to be associated with you. You are the best generation yet — God bless every one of you. Sincerely,

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This book is dedicated to Joel Moss, artist and teacher, in the hope that its style at least partially approaches the degree of originality he demands in a painting. A man whose works will continue to bring recognition to himself and his department, Moss is an artist of the modern school Clearly not a follower of paN terns, he is an ardent advocate of the original 11 and instills his own love of experimentation and creativeness in his students. Coupled with his artistic ability is a directness and honesty that has won him friends on and off the campus. Dedic 6