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

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m mm wmm ppwi il »v l 2 3 5 L Workmen labor diligently to 4 complete the new HPER com- plex. The complex will open in the fall of 1973 giving FHS the best HPER facilities in the state. 2 The rick- ety wooden shaft amplified the sound of the rotted shingles as they were dumped from Pickens roof. 3 . In a comedy about the drafting of a middle- aged man, Sharon Collier and Phil Joseph comment on today ' s army. 4. Enrollment, supposedly easier, as going to be even harder to live through with the rising tuition. 5. Reworking old dresses, and slowly hand patching bits and pieces stretch the dollars in the wardrobe room of Malloy. 7

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Coliseum Makes Way for New Complex ing third floor threatens to send the overcrowded Ed. Psych, classes tumbling down into the basement. By far the biggest change on campus is the near completion of the new HPER complex that is slowly and painfully being paid for by extracting an extra $1 per credit hour from each student. Old Sheridan Coliseum snake pit saw its last basketball game — a defeat at the hands of Wash- burn. The building, built In 1916 and termed as much too large by the Kansas legislature, was filled to overflowing the first time it was used and the home basket- ball crowd has been filling it ever since. The Coliseum arena will remain intact and in use for some activities, while most of the offices in the building will con- tinue with their present services. The building will continue to stand on campus, unless the set- tling of the ground under the pool cracks the west end of the Coliseum beyond any hope of repair. 6

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This country does not belong to the President or the govern- ment; it belongs to the people. They have a right to know . . . My freedom to write is not even as important as the people ' s right to be informed. — Jack Anderson 8 Pathway!