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

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Nurse Education To prepare efficient, responsible professional nurses, is the objective set bv the Fort Hays Nurse Education Division. In addition to classroom instruction, students are affiliated with Hadley Memorial Hospital in Hays. Advanced students go to Chicago, Denver, and Topeka for advanced training. Language, Literature LEGKA B. STKOLP. Prof, of Nurse Educ., Chr, of Div.; R.N., B.S., M.A. SY B1L BROWN, Inst, in Nurse Educ. ; R,N,, B.S. LILA COLBURN, Inst, in Nurse Educ.; R.N., B.S. NANCY C PUTMAN, Inst, in Nurse Educ.; R.N„ B.S and Speech In the busy world today, it is necessary to comprehend and communicate fluently. Fort Hays offers German. Spanish, Latin, and French. student of literature gains insight into cultural back- grounds. the characters and ideals of mankind down through the ages. Literature also offers a wholesome recreation. Courses in Speech strive to develop skill in self-expression, while speech correction courses train therapists for careers of service in a growing field. RALPH R, CODER, Prof,, Chr. of Div.; A.B., u M.A., Ph.D. MALCOLM APPLEGATE, Inst, In Journ.; B.A., M.A. KATHERINE I. BOGART, Assoc. Prof of Eng.; A.B., M.A, JAMES COSTIGAN, Inst, in Speech, B.S MS. MARION COULSON, Assoc. Prof, of Eng.; B.S., AES, NAOMI R, GARNER, Asst. Prof, of Eng.; A. B.. M.A. PAUL A. GRABER, Prof, of Lane.; BA M.A., Ph.D. AUDREY GREENWOOD, Asst. Prof, of Lans.; B. A., M.A,, Ph D. JACK HEATHER, Asst. Prof, of Speech; B S., M.A. GENEVA HERNDON, Prof, of Speech: B.S., M.A.. Ph.D,, Director of Speech Service. HARRIET Y. K ETC HUM, Assoc. Prof, of Speech; A.EL, M.A. MABEL LACEY , Asst, FYof. of Ene;. ; B.S., M.A, WILLIAM E. MAHER. Inst, in Eng.; A.B„ M.A. ALICE McFARLAND, Asst. Prof, of En- B,S. s M.S, ALICE -MORRISON, Assoc. Prof, of En ■ B,Ed., M.A, ERNA PARISH, Prof, of Eng. ; B.S., M. , Ph.D, ANDREW I. REMATORE, Assoc. Prof, of Lang,; A.B.. M.A. KATHERINE ROGERS, Inst, in Journ.- B M.A. SAMUEL J. SACKETT, Assoc. Prof, in En ; A.B., M.A., Ph,D, ROBERT J, SPANGLER, Inst, in Journ.; Dir, of News and publications; A,B. JAMES R, START, Prof, of Speech; B.S., ROBERTA C. STOUT Prof, of Eng.; AB M.A,, Ph.D. LED TOW , Inst, in Journ.; B DeWAYNE W1NTERL1N, Inst, in Lang.; A.B, M.A., B. D.

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Music The division of music seeks to nurture the musically talented through instruction and practice. Music teachers for schools in Kansas are given preparation for future careers. Instructors help instill music appreciation by teaching basic music concepts and presenting m u sic history. Students participate in a variety of musical organizations which provide music on the campus and surrounding areas. LLOYD E. HER REN, Prof, of Music Chr of Div. ; B,5, M.M., Ed.D, LELAND E. BARTHOLOMEW, Assoc. Prof, of Music; A.R M.M., B.S. Graduate work. LYLE DILLEY, Asst. Prof, of Music; A.B. M.M. LUCILLE FELTEN Assoc. Prof, of Music; B S MARY MAUDE MOORE Asst. Prof, of Music; B,M, . M.M. E. EDWIN MOYERS, Asst. Prof, of Music; R.M. M.M. Graduate work. HAROLD PALMER, Assoc, Prof, of Music; B.M., M.M., Graduate work. PHYLLIS SCHLICH, Asst, Prof, of Music B.M.E, M.S. DONALD E. STOUT, Assoc. Prof, of Music; B.M. M.M. WILLIAM D. WILKINS, Assoc. Prof, of Music, B.S. AIM. Physical Sciences Since the earth and its surroundings are composed of either organic or inorganic matter physical science students study the composition of these substances and the laws in - volved. The physical sciences include chemistry geology, mathe- matics physics, and astronomy. Many courses in these selected fields arc considered instrumental courses while others con- tribute to professional training. HAROLD CHOGUILL, Prof, of Chem. Chr. of Div.; A.B. M.A., Ph.D. EDWIN C. ALMQUIST Asst. Prof, of Phys. Sol; A.B. M.S. FRANK BECK, Asst. Prof, of Geology; A.B. DOYLE K. BROOKS, Assoc. Prof, of Physics; B.S., A.B. M.S. KAY DUNDAS Inst, m Math.. R.S. M.S, ORVILLE E, ETTER Asst. Prof, of Math,; B.S., M.S, EVERETT L. MARSHALL Asst. Prof, of Math.; A.B., M.A. ROBERT C. RICHARDS, Asst, Prof, of Chem,; B.S. M.S. MARVIN E. ROLFS Inst, in Math,; B.S., M.A. COLEEN ROTH, Inst in Chem.; A.B, MAX L, RUMPEL, Inst, in Chem.; A.B. M.A. WTLMONT TOALSON Assoc. Prof, of Math.; A,B., M.A. ELLEN VEED, Inst, in Math.; B.A., M.A. MYRL V. WALKER Asst. Prof, of Geology, Dir. of Museums; B.S., M.A. IVAN W. WATKINS, Inst, in Physics; B.S. M.S. MAURICE H. WITTEN Inst, in Physics. A.B,, M.A. 2 !

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Library Science Forsyth Library offers a wide variety of services to the student besides reference books and periodicals Such services as an audio-visual department, a photographic service, and lending library serv ices Teachers in library science provide training prescribed by the Kansas State Board of Education and North Central Association for teacher librarians in the high schools of the state. PAUL K, FRIESNER Prof, of Library Sci- ence, Chr of Div. ; A. EL, M,S. MARC CAMPBELL JK. t Asst, Prof., Refer- ence Librarian ; A,B. M.A. RACHEL CHRISTOPHER, Instr,, Bibliography Librarian; A. EL, ALA. MARGERY T. HELLEM Instr, Catalogcr Librarian; A.B., M.A EUGENE MULLEN, Instr. Circulation Li- brarian; A.B. ESTA LOU RILEY, Instr. Serials Librarian; A.B., M.A. MARGARET VAN ACKEREN, Assoc, Prof., Documents Librarian; A.B., B.S, Education and Psychology The education division provides professional preparation for teachers in elementary, secondary, and junior college levels The curriculum includes a program of a sound general education The field of psychology prepares students to become pro- fessional psychologists and helps them toward self-understand- ing. Philosophy enables the student to discover philosophical attitudes about life. CALVIN E. HARBIN, Prof, of Educ. Chr. of Div.; B.S., M.A , Ed.D. B. W. BROACH, Assoc. Prof, of Educ.; B.S, MS., Ed.D. JOHN S. CHAPPELL, Asst. Prof, of Psych,; B.$. t M.A., Graduate work, BILLY C. DALEY, Assoc. Prof, of Educ,; B.S. M.Ed., Ed.D, EMERALD V. DFXHANT Asst, Prof, of Educ.; A.B., M.S., Ph D, R, DALE DICK, Assoc. Prof, of Psych.; B.S,, M.A., Ph,D, NORMAN FRAME, Asst. ProL of Educ.; B,S., M.Ed, HULDA GROESBECK, Asst. Prof, of Educ,; Nb.S., M.S., Ed.D, WILLIAM F. GWYNN, Asst, Prof, of Psych.; A.B., Ph.D. SAMUEL M. HAMILTON, Prof, of Phil,; A. B.,. D.D., M.A,, Ed.D. JEANNE M. KUHN, Assoc. Prof, of Educ,; B. S,, M.A,, Ed.D. KENNETH L LEWIS, Asst. Prof, of Educ.; B.A., M.F.A., Ed.D, STANLEY MAHONEY, Assoc. Prof, of Psych., Dir. of Psych. Services; A,B., M.S., Ph.D. LANDON C. PEOPLES, Asst. Prof, of Psych,; B.S. Ph.D. GORDON W. PRICE, Asst, Prof, of Educ,; A.B,, M.S, Ed.D. DAVID E. PROCTOR, Asst. Prof, of Educ,; A.B., M.S., Ed.D. KENNETH E, SMOOT, Asst. Prof, of Psych,; A,B., M.A,, Graduate work, LAVIER L. STAVEN, Asst. Prof, of Speech; A.B, M.S., Ed.D, W, CLEMENT WOOD, ProL of Educ,, Head of Educ. Dept, ; B,S,, M,A.«, Ed.D, RAYMOND E, YOU MANS Asst. ProL of Educ,: A.B. M.A. t Ed.D.