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

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FOREWORD Many true campus scenes of college life appear to be distorted by discontinuous observation. However, through the use of silhouettes, unimportant trivialities are often discarded and a clear-cut outline remains, representing the true form. In this yearbook, our +heme, silhouettes, symbolizes every person on campus and rec- ognizes the importance of all. ft is not the Individual who Is significant, it is his symbol and the goals which he exhibits. A silhouette delineates the contour of an individual, just as college stands for the contour of his future life. He strives day by day to fulfill his final objective — to make a place for himself In the world. He also endeavors to develop his silhouette into a true form, which will be distinctively visible and remembered by all. We are all individuals with unique per- sonalities, desires and Ideals, yet our sil- houettes can scarcely be distinguished from those of our fellow students. Silhouettes help to mold memories of col- lege life, while activities tend to round out those memories, making them something which will be cherished in years to come. We have attempted to produce not mere- ly an outl me of the school year, but to cap- ture the spirit and symbols which are a part of all college campuses. Through the use of silhouettes, we have developed these Ideals, both social and aca- demic, which maintain the purpose of cam- pus life and help to unfold our future lives. The Editors 4

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Organizations 44 Royalty 110 Greeks 122 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 8 Faculty and Administration 34 Sports 150 Classes 174 Advertising and Index 224 3

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SALUTE TO KANSAS Fort Hays State Plays Important Role in Education in Western Kansas In this Centennial Year for Kansas, Fort Hays State is proud of its position as the only state college in the Western two- thirds of Kansas and of the contribution made by the college to the education of the youth of Kansas. Founded in 1902 as the Western Branch of the Kansas State Normal of Emporia, Fort Hays State became independent in 1914 and gained the right to confer liberal arts degrees in 1 93 L Fort Hays State is fully accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education, the National Association of Schools of Music and the American Associa- tion of University Women. Supervision of operations of the five state institutions of higher learning and the schools for the deaf and blind rests with a nine-member Board of Regents, appointed by the Gov- ernor of Kansas JOHN ANDERSON, Governor of Kansas FORT HAYS, KANSAS STATE COLLEGE IS THE ONLY ACCREDITED FOUR YEAR STATE COLLEGE IN THE WESTERN HALF OF THE STATE. COLLEGE ANTHEM On the plains of Western Kansas Stands a school we all love well. ' Twas built by the toil of our fathers; To its glory our voices swell. Chorus: Hail to old Fort Hays State! Let your voices ring! Praise for the Black and Gold We will ever sing. Long may our valor last Through the future days, Hon ' ring and praising Dear Fort Hays.