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

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I t ! I 5 3 I Applying a knowledge of the fundamentals of music. Leo Dubois fills in the bass part in music theory class. The Fort Hays Singers know that rehearsals build confidence and insure a good performance. FHS Musicians Anticipate Move BARTHOLOMEW, DR. LELAND: Prof, of Music BUCK EN STAFF, MARVIN : Asst. Prof, of Music BROWN, ROBERT: In sir. in Music DfLLEY, LYLE: Asst. Prof, of Music FELTEN, LUCILLE: Assoc, Prof, of Music MOORE, MARY MAUDE: Asst. Prof, of Music MOYERS, EDWIN: Asst. Prof, of Music OAG, RUTH: Instr. in Music PALMER, HAROLD: Assoc. Prof, of Music SCHLE1CH, PHYLLIS: Asst. Prof, of Music STOUT, DONALD- Assoc. Prof, of Music WILKINS, DR. WILLIAM: Assoc. Prof, of Music HER REN, DR, LLOYD: Prof, of Music: Chr. of Div. FHS musicians are anticipating the move to Malloy Hail, expected to be finished in 1965. The new building will have more practice and classrooms as well as better facilities for performers. The music division had several additions this year, including the Collegian Chorale organ- ized this fall. Increasing the stature of faculty performances are two new members of the staff, a bassoon specialist and concert pianist. 24

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MERRITT, MICHAEL: Inst. in Lang. MORRISON, ALICE- Assoc. Prof, of Eng, PARISH, DR. VERNA: Prof, of Eng. REMATORE, ANDREW: Prof, of Lang. ROGERS, KATHERINE: Asst. Prof, of Joum. SACKETT, DR. SAMUEL: Assoc. Prof, of Eng. SPANGLER, ROBERT: Asst. Prof of Jour.; Dir. of News Lind Pub. START, JAMES: Prof, of Speech STOUT, DR. ROBERTA: Prof, of Eng. TOW, TED: Instr. in Jo urn. VOLK, MARY; Instr. in Lang. WINTER LIN, DE WAYNE: in.tr in Lang. Library Offerings And Staff Increased Because of increased use of the library facilities and more students enrolling iti library courses, the faculty has increased to eight in recent years. More courses than ever before are being offered in the field of library sci- ence. Students obtain reading material for classes in the Reserve Room, where special hooks are cheeked out for a limited time only. FRIESNER, PAUL: Prof, of Li- brary Sci.; Chr. of Div. CAMPBELL, MARC, JR,: Asst. Prof, of Library Science.; Refer- ence Librarian CHRISTOPHER, RACHEL: Asst. Prof, of Library Sci.; Bibliography Librarian HELL EM, MARGERY; Asst, Prof, of Library Sci.; Cat a lager Librarian KEMPER, ROBERT: Instr. in Li- brary Sci.; Acquisitions Librarian MULLEN, EUGENE: Instr. in Li- brary Sci.; Circulation Librarian RILEY, ESTA LOU: Instr, in Li- brary Sci.; Serials Librarian VAWACKEREN, M A R G A R ET : Assoc. Prof, of library Sci.; Docu- ments Librarian

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During a lecture on ancient American history. Dr. Eugene Craine talks about Indian cultures Moreland, Chipman Do Research Abroad Hays City Manager Jerry Johnson discussed practical aspects of city affairs with administrative interns Leland Biodbeck and Jim ' Windholz Faculty in the social science division strive to keep in touch with current research to take into their classrooms. Dr. William Moreland resumed chair- manship of the division this semester on his return from England where he studied English courts and justice. Last summer Dr. Donald Chipman studied in Spain, doing research on a Mexican conqueror and govern- ment officials of the 16 th cen- tury. MORELAND, WILLIAM: Prof, of FoL Sci. and Soc, ; Gir. of Div, of Social Sciences Prof. Edwin Moyers and students of his orchestration class transform a piano selection into music for an orchestra. BARTLOW, ROBERT! Instr, in History CHIPMAN, DR. DONALD: Asst. Prof, of History COLLIER, KENT: Asst, Prof, of Pol Sci. CRAINE, 1)K, EUGENE: Prof, of History CREIGHTON, JOHN: Asst, Prof, of History FORSYTHE, JAMES: Asst, Prof, of History MARCUS, RICHARD: Asst. Prof, of History SLECHTA, DONALD: Assoc Prof, of Pol. Sci. SMITH DR. WILD A: Assoc. Prof, of History’ TOMLINSON, JOHN: Instr. in Pol. Sci, UR BON, JOSEPH: Instr. in Soc, WITT, ROBERT: Asst. Prof, of Pol. Sci. and Soc. 25