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

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Household Chores Fall to Leisure Activities Housing 2 I

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Some people are going to like me and some people aren ' t, so I might as well be me. The n at least I will know that the people who like me, like me. — Hugh Prather in I Touch the Earth, The Earth Touches Me £ L Sewing breaks the ycr monotony of work and study by offering relaxa- tion, accomplishment and another piece to your wardrobe. 2. The warm spring aids the girls of McMindes in getting a head start on a tan, 3. Mother sometimes needs to Intervene in sidewalk collisions. 4, A toothbrush finds its way to the grooming of a moustache, S The solitude along Big Creek relaxes the tensions of attending class finals. 6 As it often happens, come rain, snow, sleet, hail or college tuition, the car won ' t move without immediate repairs. 7. The night watchmen of McMindes check ID cards admitting girls after dosing hours. 8 Hamburgers, even with the rising meat costs are still the least expensive beef on the market, so they find their way into many college skillets. 20 Housing

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2 T]3 L A Spring Formal banquet is enjoyed by Agnew resi- dents and their guests to close the year ' s activities. 2. Agnew resi- dents Roseann Ling and Marsha Corder inspect jewelry made in Thaiiand that was sold as a service project. 3, Mrs, Marguerite Walters, Agnew s head resi- dent, finds a few moments to relax and enjoy a magazine. 4. Agnew Hall Offi- cers, Front row: Jerry Mapes, v.p.; Rhonda Appfebee, soc.chm.; Maxine Rogers, sec.: Diane Minks, pub. Back row: Barb Otte, pres.: Marcia Janke, treas. 5. Candletighting is a time for joy and surprise for Agnew girls. 6. Strange characters were found bobbing for apples at the Agnew Halloween party. 22 Agnew