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

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Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Nominations for Who ' s Who Among Students Jn American Universities And Colleges are made by the faculty from seniors who have a grade index of at least 2,0. Criteria for selection are scholarship, potential leadership ability, and participation in college activities. Each year, 750 colleges and univer- sities across the nation recognize their outstanding students by conferring this honor. This year, 33 Fort Hays State seniors fill the quota, Bebb, Karen Bodge, James Bren del, Shirley Brown, Judith Dinges, Lucille Dirks, Martha Ehrlich, Larry Fell ten backer. Sherry Forsyth, Jay D, Fyfe, John Glenri neier, Larry Gnad, Leroy Greenwood, Gloria Heil, Richard Herman, Anna Holmes, Sandra Howard, Gaylene Maglaras, Barbara Marak, Betty Margheim, Shara Misegadis, Yvonne Pancake, Sam Pedigo, Larry Roth, MaryJm Schleget, Paul Smith, Marcene Springfeldt, Martha Stephenson, Marcel yn Sunderland, David Thiele, Patricia 26

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Phi Kappa Phi A total of 30 Fort Hays State College seniors have been accorded the highest academic rec- ognition they can earn — election to Phi Kappa Phi, national honorary scholastic fraternity. Phi Kappa Phi is a parallel of Phi Beta Kappa, and is chartered in colleges and uni- versities offering applied arts and sciences. No more than ten per cent of a graduating class may be selected for this honor. Electees arc chosen from the top 12l 2 per cent of the graduating class on the basis of demonstrated scholarship and potential contribution to so- ciety. Brown, Judith Crowder, Barbara. Dingcs, Lucille Dirks, Martha Arnhold, Rose Bodge. James Brendel, Shirley Ehrlich, Larry Fehrenbacher, Sherry Forsyth, Jay D. Fyfe. John Gtennemeier, Larry Gnad, Leroy Herman. Anna Higgins, Patrick Holmes, Sandra Howard, Gaylene Krug. Donald Magi ms, Barbara Misegadis, Yvonne Pancake, Samuel Funis, Lawrence Ruth. Marylin Schlegel, Paul Smith, Marcene Stephenson, Marcelyn Sunderland, David Not Pictured Boxbergcr, Frances Ha berm an, Col eta Jantz, Sara 25

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Summer Session Master’s Candidates The summer session at Fort Hays State is one of the most important components of the college pro- gram, Increased teac hing requirements have brought many teachers to the campus each summer. These sessions give added interest by offering such oppor- tunities as a geography field course, which last year included a trip to Europe, and this year includes a trip to Hawaii. The Aero-Space Workshop takes the class to a major air base on the West Coast. The 1962 summer enrollment included students from 82 Kansas counties, 25 other states, and seven other countries. The total enrollment was 1,750. A total of 195 degrees were conferred: 129 bachelors, 64 masters, and two specialists in education, bringing the total of degrees conferred in 1962 to 558. ANDERSON, LARRY, Hoxie — M.A, History BANNISTER, MARCIA, Jewell— M.S, Speech BECK, ROBERT, Elmwood, Qkla.— M.S, Psy- chology BIRCKHEAD, ROGER, Wichita— M S , Ind. Arts Educ,; Quid, and Counseling BIRD, LEONARD, Norton— M S., GukL and Counseling CATON, JAMES, Hays— M S., Speech CHISM, JOSEPH, Hays — M.S,, Earn. DARNELL, DONALD, Plainville — M S., Z 00 L DREILING, THERESA, Victoria— M.S. , Speech FERGUSON, WILLARD. Hays— M S, Biol. JONES, DALE, Dodge City— M S., Psych. KNOERNSCHILD, EDWIN, Farrar Mo. — M.5.. Educ, Admin, KUGLER THOMAS, Great Bend — -M.S, Educ, Adm. KUGLER, VERGENE, Great Bend— M S., Music Educ. LICK, KEITH, Haxton, Colo.— M S., Educ. Adm, MEIER, LARRY. Utica— M S Ind. Arts Educ. and Bus. MO R R I SSEY . DOUG I AS, Woodsto n— M . S . , Gutd. and Counseling NORTH, HARRY, Lamed— M S., Ind. Arts Educ, and Educ. RAY, ARTHUR, Sterling, M.S., Fhys. Educ. SCHMIDT, GENE, Hays— M S., Chem. SHORT, DONALD, Good land— M.S „ Pol. Sd, SIMONS, MARJORIE, Hays— Specialist in Educ. Guid, and Counseling SULLIVAN, NORMA, Lincoln, 111.— M S., Educ. WILSON, FRANCIS, Leoti— M.S., Music Educ. WRIGHT, ROBERT, Atwood — M.S, Eng. 27