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

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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

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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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P. E. Majors Club members are, back row; Robert Reed, Roy Unger. Ron Darst; third row: James Gnffirt, William Hudson, David Koelseh, Larry Pickering; second row: Mel Carpenter, Jack L. Harms, Ed Hanson. Wendell Liemghn; front row: Dwight Negley, Robert Allmon, James Boesman, James BelEsle, sponsor, Albert Hollister, Career Adviser Talks Scholarship Fund Built To P.E. Majors Club By K-Club Pop Sales Former Fort Hays State student Carl Haney, state con- sultant on careers in physical education, spoke to the P. E. Majors Club during the year. The group also brought other speakers to campus and sponsored films dealing with various areas of health, physical education and recreation. Holding their meetings with Eta-Rho Epsilon, members co ordinated their activities closely with those of the women. Jack Harms was elected president of P. E, Majors Club. Dr. James Belisle served as sponsor. Sale of pop at football and basketball games provided money for a scholarship fund in the name of K-Club. With the return of baseball to the sports program, ad- ditional men became eligible for membership in K-Club. In order to qualify for membership, a man must earn a letter in any of the nine intercollegiate sports. As is customary, K-Club maintained the huge K, composed of rocks, on College Hill, west of the campus. K-Club members are, back row; Merv Heifcchmidt. Fred Andregg. Bob Anthony. Bob Johnson; fifth row: Cleat Doyel, Leon Schneider, Bill Strait, Bill Hudson, Ron Darst; fourth row: Terry Clayeamp, John Mason. Terry Cleveland, Maynard Estes, Johnny Terry; third row: NeEl Cleaves. Lowell Smith. Don Lakio, Stormy Johnson, Dennis Been: second row: Charlie Rose. Cedi Johnson, Riley Rankin, Bruce Zambia, Marlon Neely, Robert Wilburn; front row; Cade Scran, sponsor, Roger Buck, Mark Giese. Allan Mai, Ed Hanson, Don Keller, Bob Gregg.