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

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I STROUP, LEORA: Prof, of Nurse Educ, ; Chr. of Div. brown, sybil: in St . in N urse Education ROWLANDS, SHIRLEY: Instr. in Nurse Educ. ZAVESKY, JANET: Instr. in Nurse Edue. Nursing and Biological Science Have Strong Staffs The 12-year-old nursing division, one of the newest programs of study on campus, was established by Leona Stroup, who is still head of its staff. 1 though its faculty is small in number, the division has an enviable record in that none of its students lias ever failed to pass a slate hoard nursing examination. Student nurses serve affiliations in Chicago, Topeka, Denver, Norton and Hays, The preservation of grasslands, plant and animal life is of par- ticular importance to the Great Plains area, l ruler such experts as Dr. Gerald Tomanek and his associates, graduates in biological science have excelled in this field and have gone on to a variety of positions. Assistant professor of zoology, Dr. Charles Elv. is on leave of absence this year while Liking part in a study of bird and mammals of the Central Pacific by the U.S. National Museum, a branch of the Smithsonian Institution. Above: Student nurses learn the intricate parts of the heart and study its delicate functions. Below: Prosper live farmers mix grains and silage to feed cattle on the college farm. TOMANEK, DR. GERALD: ProL of RioL; Chr. of Div. CLARK, THAINE: Asst. Prof. of Agri. J LEHARTY, DR. EUGENE: Assoc. Prof, of Rio], HU LETT, DR. GARY : Asst. Prof, of Botany McFarland, henry : ami. Prof, of Rioi. PIERSON, DR. DAVID: Asst, Prof, of Biol. REYNOLDS, DR. HOWARD: Assoc. Prof, of Botany RIEGEL, ANDREW ' : Asst. Prof, of Agri.; Stipt. of Farm SCHMUTZ, LESTER: Assoc. Prof, of Agri. SCHRODER, ELTON: Asst. Prof, of Zoo]. SIMONS, KENNETH: Assoc. Prof, of Rolan v WALKER, NETT,: Asst. Prof, of ZooL WELLS, JAMES: Asst. Prof, of Agri. 27

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Iii a physics laboratory Quentin Mohlcr determines acceleration due to gravity on a spark-graph. Summer Institutes Help Scientists Keep Abreast Miss Ellen Veed demonstrates the application of the cosine law. The National Science Foundation provides summer faculty staff of the division of physical science also keeps institutes at FHS for high school chemistry and math pace with new knowledge. Dr. Harold thoguill studied teachers so they may keep abreast with changing develop- recently in Europe and Dr Dods Stage taught lot two meats in the field of science and mathematics. The years in India, while on leave from FHS. CHOC TILL, DR, HAROLD: Prof. of Chem.; Chr. of Div. ALMQI 1ST, EDWARD: Asst. Prof, of Pliys. ScL BROOKS DOYLE: Assoc, Prof, of Physics CATHEY. EVERETT, JR.: Asst. Prof, of Physics DRYDEN. LAURENCE: Asst. Prof, of Math ETTER, ORVILLE: Asst. Prof, of Math CU.MM, ROBERT: Instr. of Phys. Sci, HALPERN, WILLIAM: Asst. Prof, of Chem. MARSHAL!.. EVERETT: Assoc. Prof, of Math McCREGOR, j. D.: Instr. in Geology RICE, JIMMY: Asst. Prof, of Math RICHARDS. ROBERT: Asst. Prof, of Chem. ROLFS, MARVIN : Asst. Prof, of Math R IMPEL, DR. MAX: Asst. Prof, of Chem. STAGE, DR. DORIS: Prof, of Chem. TOALSON, WILMONT; Prof, of Math VEED, ELLEN: Asst. Prof, of Math WALKER. MYRL: Asst. Prof, of Geology, Director of Museums WITTEN. MAURICE: Asst. Prof, of Physics YOU MANS. DR, HUBERT: Asst. Prof, of Chem. 26

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Lewis Mills and a Hays High School student oil an electric drill in Mills industrial arts class. 6 TU show you how to do it right,” Janet Little tells her fourth grade arithmetic students. Education Faculty Boasts Many Doctors The division of education and psychology is the largest one at FHS as more students major in educa- tion than any other field of study. Nearly 90 per cent of the faculty in this department have earned doctorates. Two important service centers come under the ad- ministration of this division. The Reading Improve- ment Program, designed primarily for college students, is also a laboratory for prospective teachers. The Psychological Service Center assists both youths and adults on and off campus. Members of the psychology staff also play an important ' role in the work of the new multi -county Mental Health Clinic in Hays. DALLY. DR. BILLY: Assoc. Prof, of Educ. DE CHANT, DR. EMERALD: Assoc, Prof, of Educ, DICK. DR DALE: Prof, of Psy. DORRS DR. EDITH: Asst. Prof, of Educ. FRAME, DR NORMAN: Asst, Prof, of Educ, Cl, ADMAN, DR. GRIN: Asst. Prof, of Educ. CRQESBECK. DR, HILDA: Assoc. Prof, of Educ. GWYNN, DR. WILLIAM: Asst. Prof, of Psy. HAMILTON, DR. NAM l EL: Prof, of Phil, HARPER, JERRY: Asst. Prof, of Psy. KUHN, DR JEANNE: Prof, of Educ. KURTZ, RAY: histr in Educ. PEOPLES, DR. CROCKER: Asst. Prof, of Psy. PRICE, DR. GORDON: Assoc. Prof, of Educ. PROCTOR, DR. DAVID: Assoc. Prof, of Psy. SMIAROWSKJ. RICHARD: Asst. Prof, of Psy. SMOOT, DR. KENNETH: Asst. Prof, of Educ. WOOD. DR. CLEMENT: Prof, of Educ,; Head of Dept YOU MANS, DR. RAYMOND: Assoc. Prof, of Educ, 23