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

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Honors Seminar Honors Seminar is a program dedicated lo stimulate the superior student to the fullest possible development of his potential. Juniors and seniors who have shown exceptional intellectual achievement in this college may be invited to participate Throughout the program the student has an opportunity to decide what will be studied and how the seminar will be organized. Under the guidance of faculty consultants small groups of such students are granted the privilege of studying broadly challenging topics, free from many of the limitations of ordinary cours e work Emphasis is given to the consider- ation of ideas and issues which confront mankind in the search for truth An invitation to participate in Honors Seminar is the highest academic privilege the college can bestow. Charles Befort Sherry Cambern Brent Collins Lucille Dinges Martha Dirks Larry Ehrlich Jay Forsyth Sandra Holmes Gavlene Howard Richard Me A tee Emily Me dc raft Harvey Niermeir Larry Pedigo Marcian Roth Paul Schlegel Betty Sch roll Tim Schumacher Dennis Shepherd Marcelvn Stephenson Dolores Williams June Wo n der 1 ich Gerald Yeager (not pictured: Francis May Bishop) 26

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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

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Who’s Who Among Students In American Colleges and Universities Each year approximately 750 colleges and universities recognize their outstanding students by naming them to Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Nomination is made by the faculty on the basis of schol- arship, potential leadership ability, and participation in col- legiate activities. To be eligible, a student must have at least a grade point of 2.0. A total of 32 Fort Hays Slate College seniors fill this year ' s quota. Ruth Ann Baker Mae Louise Cobb Marvin Cochran Brent Collins Joan DeBoer Mary Lou Durall Joyce Eisenhour Martha Feldt Elizabeth Fellers Karen Getty Rose Getty Karen Giebler Meryl Grosshans Larry Heffel John Huber Delbert Lessor Richard Me A tee Marilyn McGuire Shirley Munson Charles Nickels Harvey Niermeier Patti Percival Janet Singleton Jan Smith Jack Stout Margaret Willson Barbara Wilson Francis Wilson June Wunderlich Gerald Yeager (Not pictured: Donna Rock Gail Kohls)