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

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Health, P. E . and Re c. Innovations Include Rhythm on Parade Innovations in the health, physical education and rec- reation program this year included the first production of the Rhythm on Parade show in January, Coordinated by Suzanne Rosier, instructor in physical education, and Ed McNeil, gymnastics coach, the per- formance featured dance numbers and gymnastics rou- tines by men gymnasts and women in Orchesis. Also new was intercollegiate baseball competition, which was re-introduced after a 42-year absence. Office space for the division s faculty members was expanded to accommodate an enlarged staff. Maneuvers and calling techniques are taught in square dance courses, which are a part of the recreation program. Bclisle, Dr James J s Prof, of Phys, Educ., Chrm. of Div. of Health, Phys, Ediic, and Rec. “Right and left grand, ' calls Cade Suran, square dance instructor. Baxter, Inez: Instructor in Health, College Nurse; Brehm, Charles G.: Instructor in Phys. Educ,; Coot, Prances E,; Instructor in Health, College Nurse; Coth ' em, Nancy: Asst Prof, of Phys. Educ.; Duncan, Patricia L: Instructor In Phys. Educ. Francis, Alex: Assoc. Prof, of Phys. Educ.! Holhstar, Dr. Albert V,: Asst. Prof, of Phys, Educ.; Liemohn, Wendell P,i Asst. Prob of Phys. Educ.: Macbeth, Mary: Instructor in Phys, Educ,; McConnell, Wayne J : Assoc. Prof, of Phys. Educ, McNeil. Edgar F.: Asst. Prof, of Phys. Educ.: Ramsdell. Us: Instructor in Phys, Educ.: Resler, Suianne: Instructor in Phys. Educ.; Suran, Cade: Assoc. Prof, of Phys. Educ.. Dir of Athletics; Winter, David; Instructor in Phys. Educ, 17

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ii k J Liff -fak |RRt a r J R JR ■ APAJIR R ■ . j Delta Tau AEpha members are. back row: Robert Brejcha, Ralph Trenory, Wiilivn Bennett; third row: Danny Sanneman, Larry Keyser, Dennis Bambu ' oer Ron Hallegin; second row: James Ochs. James Coutson, Jack Rolph, Loren Weeks,, Darrell Davis: front row: William Smith, Garry Anthony. Frederick Schmidt, J, R. Wells, sponsor. Delta Tau Alpha Picks Conservation Poster Si.: ■ ing a winner from some 900 entries. Delta Tau Alpha, national agriculture honorary, judged conservation posters for Ellis County. Delta Tau Alpha members had charge of the agriculture section on senior Career Day. At the group ' s annual banquet, members honored the outstanding freshman agriculture student. Delegates from FHS attended the national convention of Delta Tau Alpha at Southeast Missouri State College in Girardeau. Beta Beta Beta Visits Missouri Interest Sites Highlighting the year for members of Beta Beta Beta, national biology honorary, was a visit to the Missouri Bo- tanical Garden and the St, Louis Zoo, Delegates were sent to the regional Tri-Beta convention at Kearney, Neb. Open to all interested persons, biological films were shown by the group, Luray Parker of the National Audubon Society spoke at the organization ' s annual banquet. Bill Gesink was president, and Dr. Howard Reynolds was sponsor. Beta Beta Beta members are beck row: John Canard. Bob Wilhelm, Jerry Walken Dwight Ittner; front row: Dr. Howard Ant! ony, Jim Spicer; third row: Keith Severn Eldon Whitmer, Reynolds, sponsor, Rosalie La Rue, Lona Korf, Barbara Smith, George Rrobasto, Bill Gesink; second row: Ernie Brown, Dallas Clair Sloan. 1 8

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Ptt , tHV Baseball Reappears In P.E. Program Orthesis dancers, polish a routine for Rhythm on Parade. Activities and offices of the health, physical education and recreation division are centered in Sheridan Coliseum, Physic ! education major Mickey Wosinger referees a high school girls’ basketball game in Sheridan Coliseum on Play Day. 18