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Enterprises Spur Hays To Prosperity, Growth ith the stimulation of retailing, medical facili- ties, farming pursuits and the cultural con- tributions of the college, Hays moves ahead. Patients from a 21 -county area are referred to Hays- — “The Rehabilitation Capital of Kansas.” Had- ley Rehabilitation Center boasts of being the first of its kind to he located in Kansas and the first in the nation to be established in a rural area. An act in 1900 granted land to the state for the establishment of the experiment station, Fort Hays Normal School and a public park. Each year ap- proximately 10,000 visitors tour the station, a branch of Kansas State University since 1902. Had fey Memorial Hospital stands ready to serve Hays and vicinity. St. Anthony ' s Hospital also provides service. In keeping with the holiday season, downtown Hays comes to life with sparkling Christmas lights and decorations. | — 1 Sbwi mmmr ■- — JT .
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New skyline structure In Hays is the Bell Telephone building. Reminiscent of the city ' s heritage, the guard house being a tourist attraction, current plans call for building of old Fort Hays remains standing. The fort the structure to be remodeled into a museum. 8 Photo by Leon Max sor
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Fort Hays State Grows Out of Pioneer’s Dream o many, the idea of a school of higher education in Western Kansas seemed infeasible, but a few pioneers worked to fulfill the goal. Such was the dream of Martin Allen, But almost 30 years elapsed from the time when Allen first recommended the plan until the opening day of classes in 1902, His foresight proved fruitful, for FHS has continued to grow. This year library facilities were transferred from die old building to a $L 500,000, three-level struc- ture, which tripled space With enrollment expected to near 7,000 by 1970, plans have been completed for an adequate power plant, and construction on a new men’s residence hall adjacent to Wiest Hall will begin soon. Zest for fun pervades college life. A tug of war defeat at Homecoming will remain just as memorable as a victory. Continually before collegians lies the challenge of broadening their knowledge and sharpening their capabilities. IjgBfiflf WJ • ■; llAf Wn ' i % lei During the growing season Ivy adds to the beauty of Picken Half, first permanent campus building, built in 1903.
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