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

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FHS Officials Toil Behind the Scenes Supporting the administration but frequently working behind the scenes are those individuals who handle the college ' s recruitment, public rela- tions and financial aids for students. One of the many personal and productive duties of those persons managing Field Services is par- ticipation both on and off the campus in the annual Career Day which provides help and guidance for high school seniors. People behind college publications build the FHS image through news and publicity. Through the various scholarships and loans made available by the student aids and endow- ment offices, needy and promising students re- ceive the help necessary to attend college. Disagreeable weather greets students on campus election day. Arfman, Ethel: Asst, Prof., Exec. Sec. of Student Aids: Burnett, Hugh: Prof, of Pol. Set., Dir, of FieFd Services; Collier, Kent: Asst, Prof, of Pol. 5oi., Exec. Sec. of Endow- ment Assn. Huffman, Ralph: Assoc. Prof- of Ind. Arts, Asst. Dir. of Field Services; Johnson, Jerry: Asst. Prof, of Pol. Sci-, Asst, Dir. of Admissions; Tow, Ted; Asst. Prof of Journalism, Dir. of News and Publications. Shooting a picture through the pillars of Piclten Hall, a photographer captures the bleak atmosphere of a wintry day on campus. 12

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Administrators Concerned With Students’ Needs Today ' s collegians are waging a search for purpose and understanding critical to the future of mankind. Seeing the world in its current state of unrest and turmoil, they want to know how it can be bettered and what they can contri- bute toward this betterment. Recognizing the uncertainty confronting college students, administrators at Fort Hays State push continually to help them clarify their purposes In life, to develop a compassion for other cultures and to gain a perspective of the broad scope of the biological, physical and social sciences and the interrelationship of these areas. To generate in the student a feeling of belonging and to produce a friendly environment in which he can work are goals of the administration. Their task is not always easy in the face of soaring enrollment and subsequent crowded conditions, but it is one which they tackle and pursue energetically. Proud of their accomplishments and undaunted by fail- ures, they work tirelessly to make FHS a productive organ in complex contemporary society. Stouffer, Jean Dean of Women Thomas, Doliie B. Asst, to the President Jellison, Dr. Bill D. Dean of Men Johnson, Edward R. Director of Housing

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Plans Nearly Set For Union Addition Pending approval of federal loan funds and letting of contract, construction will begin this summer on an addition to Memorial Union. To more than double current space, the struc- ture will spread to the south and west of the present union and will provide additional dining facilities, meeting rooms and basement space. Guiding the project will be Lynn Rogers, who replaced Gerald Ruttman as union director after Ruttman resigned March 1 to join the staff of the student union at Oklahoma State University. Ruttman, Gerald: Asst. Prof., Dir. of Memorial Union; Mizell, Phayee: Instructor, Asst. Dir. of Memorial Union; Rogers, R. Lynn; Instructor, Asst. Dir. of Memorial Union. Whether one be a college president or merely an infrequent visitor to the campus, he may take advantage of the facilities and services of Memorial Union, Faking a breather between classes, students relax and visit in the snack bar of Memorial Union. 13