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

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students These students will be the leaders of tomorrow. Shaping the future of the millions of lives in America will be In their hands Education, progress and determination must be held high and regarded in the light of our precious freedom. The 1961 Reveille dedicates this yearbook of events to you, the students of Fort Hays Kansas State College, For home economic majors, laying out a pattern proves to be a rewarding task, although it involves mony hours of meticulous work Chemistry students spend many hours outside of doss in the laboratory testing and experimenting. Studying is a full-time job which always seems to be put off until the last minute.

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Students enrolled in industrial arts courses learn many varied techniques which will be valuable to them in future years. . . . to the The student, enlarging his span of knowledge, probably is the most important single compon ent of our college. The heart of any school Is Its students who make the inanimate buildings come to life as they spend untold hours in class and labora- tories, In studying experimenting, testing and writing to acquire the knowledge which will de- velop their future lives. Taking a soil analysis for an agriculture doss is by no means a simple job, as Dan Martin well knows. Practice Teachers declare they of- ten learn more than the students. 10

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Moving into the dorm proves to be quite exciting for Lynette Schuckman as she fends a helping hand to her big sister, Vafette. A prospective Fort Hays Stater fooks doleful as he tries on a freshman beanie for size. Enrollment Orientation week acquainted the fresh- men with the academic and social regula- tions for students. After adjusting t o their new life in the dorms, freshmen compteted their enrollment while the other students prepared class schedules and stood in long enrollment lines. 12