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

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IN MEMORIAM DR t FRED W. ALBERTSON 1892-1961 Professor of Botany Fort Hays State College A Christian gentleman whose life served as the highest ideal to which students and colleagues could aspire. Known for his high standards of scholar- ship, his painstaking research and, above all, his human itarianism in all areas of life. A man whose unselfish devotion to others gave him no time to think of self.

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DEDICATION DR W, D. MORELAND Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences Dr. Moreland has made invaluable contributions to the building of Fort Hays State College both educationally and physically. Honor is due him for years of devoted service as manifested in the scholarship program, the Memorial Union and the student housing program — phases of the college with which he has been intimately concerned. He came to Fort Hays State in 1933, as Assistant Professor of Social Science and served in the capacities of Professor, Head of Department of Political Science and So- ciolog v, Director of Housing, Dean of Men, Chairman of many committees including the Memorial Union Building Committee while it was in the process of raising money and planning the building. In I960, Dr. Moreland was appointed Chairman of the Divi- sion of Social Sciences

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jollege builders are those men and women behind the desk and in the classroom who are the med- iums conveying from their knowledge and through their inspiring challenge to others, that which is most benefi- cial in providing students with the de- sire to learn, to seek out for themselves. Instructors, professors and doctors alike, daily dedicate themselves to their profession, awakening the mind and learning processes of the student. | — ducation has long been a building process and its suc- cessful continuance will always be de- pendent on the strength and solidity of the foundation structure — the teacher. qually important in the total building, are the student leaders in government, activity and academic standing. Their contributions to Fort Hays State are not unminded for the college is bettered by their efforts. COLLEGE BUILDERS I !