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

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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

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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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1955 Homecoming Marilyn Hobble smiles happily after she was crowned Homecoming Queen for 1955. Charles Evans was the Queen ' s escort. Homecoming— the biggest celebration of the year. It began with the annual Sophomore- Freshman tug-of-war across Big Creek. In the evening there was the Fort Hays State Review to look forward to. Following it the flames of the bonfire at the pep rally. Activities whirled through the two days until the last dance was played on Saturday night. On Saturday morning the alums started assembling for chats and visits with former classmates and friends. At ten-thirty the college band led the Homecoming parade down Main Street featuring floats, a Queen, bands, and clowns. At the half time of the football game, President M. C. Cun- ningham crowned Marilyn Hobbie 1955 Homecoming Queen, She and her two attendants— Juanita Kohler and Norma Hayes— were presented to the Homecoming crowd. When the last seconds ticked off the clock and the score- board showed the Tigers victorious over the Havens the packed Stadium went wild. Fort Hays State students and alums wound up the week- end by attending the Homecoming dance held in the Coliseum. Music was furnished by Charlie Spivak and his orchestra. Fort Hays Slate Tigers carried the pigskin toward pay dirt. The Queen ' s two attendants, Juanita Kobler and Norma Hayes, rode down Main Street in the Homecoming parade, Candidates for Homecoming Queen were nominated by the student body. They were left fo right; Gwen Miller. Carol Holsman, Nadine Richmond, Marilyn Hobbie, Norma Hayes, and Juanita Kobler. 32