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

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All-Greek Formal Fort Hays State opened its social season with the All-Greek formal. Members of the four sororities and five fraternities danced to the music of Ted Smith s orchestra. The annual affair was sponsored by the of- ficers of the In ter- Fraternity and Panhellenic Councils. It is the only dance of the year which is set aside for Greek members. Presidents of the four sororities and five fraternities plus the officers of Inter-Fratemity and Panhellenic Councils formed a receiving line to greet the guests. Housemothers served punch from the refreshment table throughout the evening. Couples enjoyed the evening dancing. Music was furnished by the Ted Smith ' s orchestra. 30

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.V Lines were just a little longer this year as students waited for their class slips which admitted them to courses. Fort Hays State ' s two semester enrollment topped two thousand. Miss Art man served homemade ice cream to students attending the Apple Polishing Party ' held at her home. Week (he college picnic in the Hays Everyone had to stand in line tor chow at City Stale Park. 29

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Pictured from Jeff fo right First row: M. Gardner, D. Stout, V. McCoy, S. Unruh, K. Norman, P. Dean, D. Powers, M. Geenen, P. Moreland, and R. Wright. Second row: O. Isom, C. Cooper, V. Burton, S, Mtchael- is, L Bitter, L. Herrmon, K. Craig, M, Elder, F. Ginther, M. Bollinger, and R. Newton. Back row: D. Harris, J. Mildrexler, D. Dwyer, C. Fowler, K. Ochs, D, Holloway, D, Earley, E. Horning, D. Burnett, C, Dreil- ing, R, Lowe, and T. Maglaras. Scholarship Winners The Scholarship Program increased this year to include 115 students. The scholar- ships are provided to the college through four sources: the local Chamber of Com- merce; college organizations and activities; county, state, and national groups; and ser- vice club or individuals. The Scholarship Committee sets up re- quirements, screens applicants, and gives the final approval for scholarship candi- dates, This year they held a dessert for all students who were recipients of grants They were honored by the attendance of Mr, Adel Throckmorton, State Superin- tendent of Public Schools. Pictured above from hit fo right. First row: M. Voss, M McWhirl. N. Hayes, M Thompson, M. TuUar, D. Young, C Spencer M Smith V Harper J, Bauer, and P. Ryan. Second row: B. Palmer. M. Rumpel. N. Sunderland, L. Swmk, B, Kaempfe, H. Skov. M. Aksamit, i. Sloan, E. Fagan, M. Somers, L, Gallion. B. Gleason, and D. Bosarth. Back row: M. King, J. Haney. L. Braden, and N, Krisle, Pictured from leit to right. First row: J Meyers, H. Wagner, J. Hufft, D. Moore, L Schneider, M. Roth, B. Morris. H. Martin L. Chockley, N, Hart, and M. Hiebert. Sec ond row; G. Tuttle, A. Ferry. J, Dean, M Kinyon, C. Behrends, J. Garrison, N Moody, A. Russell, B, Golden, L, Barstow and G. Merriman, Back row: C. Raidel, L Windle. L. Crist, D. Merkel, B. Sandmeyer M. Rein, A, Shippers, B. McVickers, D Moses, C, Messinger, and C. Rosier. F i 1 mk i 1 j mmm h