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

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John Sullivan, Dean, Jellison, Joe Dinges, Robert Drilling, Dean Stouffer, Marcel yn Stephenson, Richard Hill, Don Sleohia, Student Court and All Student Council The A.S.C is now working under a new Constitution of Associated Students of Fort Hays Kansas State College, which was adopted last spring It is the legislative branch of student government which was provided by the Constitution The other branches are the judicial, in the form of a stu- dent court, and the executive, made up of the president and vice-president of A.S.C. The Council is composed of officers of the four classes and representatives of living districts. Many accomplishments have been made this year by the A.S C. The legislation passed bills providing the machinery and procedure for passing all legislation; a bill on elections which set up the procedure for annual student elections; a bill on court which established the jurisdiction and procedure for the student court, A,S C also undertook several campus projects and has considered various problems of concern to Fort Hays State students First Row: Dean Stouffer, J, Mack, J. Zechmeister, R. Spencer, L. Brown, L. Baker, R. Dickey, P. Leuty, P. Thiele, R Shirk, D, Mus grave, N. Fehrenbach, J. Griffitts, D, Gibbons. Second Row f G . Kay, L. Dietz, L Pedigo, D Crosby, M, Milford, B. Davison, D. Anderson, R. Powers, L Good, L. Brodbeck, T. Schu- macher, R. Fahey, L. Ehrlich, 0. McGovern, Dean. J el I i son. 24

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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.

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From left; Walter Keating, Ralph Huffman, Lilburn Hor- Mary Ann Lcfstead, Don DeLyir, Rob Hayden, Jim Steg- ton, Ruth Anne Raker, Haney NSermeier, Alice Bcesley, man. Union Board Union Board members formulate and recommend pol- icies regarding the operation and program of the Memorial Union, Five faculty members and seven students compose this executive body which meets monthly. The union director and college comptroller have per- manent membership on the board. The remaining three faculty members are appointed by the president of the college. Six students with previous union committee exper- ience and with a grade average of at least 1.3 are appointed by the board, plus one representative named from the Stu- dent Council, Harvey Niermeier heads the Union Board, Union Program Council Union Program Council serves as a clearing bouse for all program plans of the eight union committees. Members are also responsible for advising and co-ordinating the union committees in their programs ' . Applications for mem- bership on Program Council can be made in the Program Center. Committees offer students an opportunity to plan and administer program event . and to provide a starting point for later Program Council and Union Board membership. The Program Council is headed by Rob Hayden, Betty Brandenburg, sponsor. From left : Bill Hayes, Rebecca Smith, Benny Muci, Richard Peter, Stan Tovrea, Betty Brandenburg, Lucille Albers. Baldwin, Jim Rrinker, Bob Hayden, Lynn Rogers, John 25