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

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Improvements and Changes Affect Administrators RICHARD E. BURNETT, Executive Assist- ant to the President, (assistant professor), A.B , M.EtL; Graduate Work, ibid. For many administrators and other faculty members, this has been a year of face-lifting and moving. Remodeling projects have added space and convenience for many offices Particularly improved are the Registrar’s Of- fice and Business Office, both are nearly doubled in size and availability to students Relocation of offices of the dean of men, dean of women bousing director, graduate office, extension, correspondence, alumni secretary, employment and placement in Picken Hall expedites the work of these essential offices and makes them more accessible to students. With the addition to Science Hall nearing com- pletion and plans underway for the new Speech and Music Center and a library the unceasing efforts of the administration to increase the physical struc- ture as well as the academic opportunities is evident. RALPH V. CODER, Dean of the Graduate Division. Chairman of Division of Language, Literature and Speech; (professor of Eng- lish), A.B , William Jewell College; M.S., Slate University of Iowa; Ph.D., ibid. JEAN STOUFFER, Dean of Women (assistant professor), A.B., University of Kansas; B.S., ibid; M.A., Syracuse University JAMES D. CONDI E, Director of Housing. B.S., Utah State University; M.S., Univer- sity of Denver. DOLLIE V. THOMAS, Assistant to tbc Presi- dent (assistant professor of economics and business), B,S,, business, Fort Hays Kansas State College ; M S ibid. BILL D. J ELLISON, Dean of Men (assist- ant professor), B.S. s Fort Hays Kansas State College; M.A. ibid. 17

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£. K. McCartney; Dean of the College (professor of economics and business) A B M. Ph D. STAMDLEE V. DALTON, Registrar and Director of Admissions (professor of botany), A.B., M.A. WALTER E. KEATING, Comptroller (asso- ciate professor of economics and business), A.B., M.S, ibid. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY As a building is only as strong as its foundation, a strong administration underlies tbe college structure. Fort Hays State is justly proud of its administration and of the rank and achievements of the college. Fort Hays Kansas State College is fully accredited by the North Central Association of Teacher Education, the National Association of Schools of Music, and the American Associa- lion of University Women. Through the cooperative efforts and dedicated service of the administrators, the educational program offered by the college continues to expand and improve, providing a com- prehensive curriculum leading to bachelor, master, and special- ist degrees. Eleven divisions of the college provide a broad program, including general education, a liberal arts and sciences pro- gram, professional, pre-professional and vocational prepara- tion in a wide choice of subject fields. An enlarged working area and new furnishings make work time more pleasant for students, as well as facilitating the easier for personnel in (lie Registrar’s Office and waiting vital work of the record keepers. 16

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Extension, Alumni and Memorial Union Through correspondence courses, extension classes and personal contacts with high school teachers, students, and friends of the college in Western Kansas, Fort Hays State renders a broad educational service far from the campus The Alumni Association promotes the purposes and ideals of FHS through promotion of the endowment fund, scholar- ships and loans, as well as homecoming and other annual activities. All pathways on campus eventually lead to the Memorial Union, which is truly the heart of FHS and the community center for all members of the college family LILBURN H. HORTON JR„ Asst. Prof., Direc- tor of Memorial Union ; A.R, M.S. BETTY BRANDENBURG, Asst. Director of Memorial Union, working with programing; R S HELEN GALLAGHER, Asst. Dir. of Memorial Union and food service supervisor; B.S HUGH BURNETT, Prof of Pol. Science, Di- rector of Extension Service; RJ3., M.A. ETHEL ARTMAN, Asst Prof,, Director of student employment; B S, HAROLD STONES, Asst. Prof., Director of placement; A.B., M.S Nil A LANDRUM, Asst. Prof., Supervisor of correspondence study; B.S. Biological This division embraces the study of the living world, both plant and animal. The fundamental facts and principles of life itself are studied in biology, while botany pertains to the necessity of plants in supplying food, clothing, and shelter Sciences for mankind. Livestock feeding and farming projects, zoological studies of Kansas animal life, and their associated programs are major endeavors in this division. GERALD TOMANEK, Proi of Biol., Chr. of Div. ; A.B,, M.S., Ph.L). THATNE CLARK. Asst. Prof, of Ag.; B.5 t M.S. CHARLES A. ELY, Asst. Prof, of ZooL; B.S., M S , Ph D. FLO D KIN SINGER, Asst. Prof, of Botany, B.S., M.S,, Ph.D. HENRY J. McFARLAND, Asst. ProL of BioL; B.S., M.S. HOWARD C. REYNOLDS, Assoc. Prof of Botany; B.S., M.S., Ph.D. ANDREW RtEGEL, Asst. Prof, of Ag., Sunt, of farm; B.S., M.S LESTER SCHMUTZ, Assoc, Prof, of Ag.; B.S., ELTON K. SGHRODER, Asst. Prof, of Zool.; A.B., M.A. KENNETH W, SIMONS, Assoc. Prof, of Botany; B.S., M.S, WARD SIMS, Prof, of BioL; A.B., M.A., Ed.D NEIL A, WALKER, Asst. Prof, of Zool; B.s’ M.A. J. R. WELLS, Asst. Prof, of Ag,; B,S , M.S,