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

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Board of Regents Sets Policy for Six Schools Fort Hays State College is one of the six tax- supported colleges and universities administered by a Board of Regents appointed by the governor. This group sets policies, approves budgets and requests legislative appropriations for the institutions of higher learning in the state of Kansas. Democratic governor Robert Docking visited the FHS campus in the winter when, accompanied by State Democratic Leader Norbert Dreiling, he wit- nessed a basketball contest between the Tigers and the Cavaliers of St. Mary of the Plains in Dodge City. Governor Robert Docking visited the FHS campus during one of his trips to campuses throughout the state. Board of Regents — BACK ROW: A. H. Cromb, C. N. Cush- Bickford. FRONT ROW: L. D. Morgan, John F. Eberhardt, ing, Dwight D. Klinger, James J. Basham, Eldon Sloan, Max Henry A. Bubb, T. J. Griffith. ' « 1 4 1 :i§H ' A FL , [A 17

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Kent Collier — Exec. Sec. of Endowment Assn. Ethel V. Artman — Exec. Sec. of Student Aids Ralph Huffman — Dir. of Field Services Picken Hall with its fountains and pillars provides office space for many FHS officials. R. Lynn Rogers, Dir. of Memorial Union; O. Z. Bizzell — Asst. Dir. of Memorial Union. 16

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In his capacity as chairman of the division of applied arts, Dr. C. Richard Cain oversees three departments. Sharing facilities on the ground floor of Davis Hall, industrial arts students and art students perform their daily activities in different wings of the building. Art Facility Is Replaced For Applied Arts Division Art facilities which were destroyed by fire last year were replaced for art students this year. In early May students were able to move their utensils and art work from temporary facilities in Lewis Field to the recently completed art annex near the green- house. Products of artists in the department were dis- played at the student and faculty art shows in the spring. On the industrial arts side of Davis Hall, students planned from September to April for the highlight event of the year, the Industrial Arts Fair. Exhibits from high school industrial artists in the area were on display during the fair. FHS students judged the entries which ranged from cutting boards to com- plete dining room sets and television-stereo combina- tions. Home Economics, the third department in the divi- sion of applied arts, also catered to high school stu- dents at its annual Home Economics Day which was comprised of demonstrations and conferences. 18