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Fort Hays State University FHSU Scholars Repository University Leader Archive Archives Online 12-12-1980 University Leader - December 12, 1980 University Leader Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://scholars.fhsu.edu/university_leader Content Disclaimer The primary source materials contained in the Fort Hays State University Special Collections and Archives have been placed there for research purposes, preservation of the historical record, and as reflections of a past belonging to all members of society. Because this material reflects the expressions of an ongoing culture, some items in the collections may be sensitive in nature and may not represent the attitudes, beliefs, or ideas of their creators, persons named in the collections, or the position of Fort Hays State University. Recommended Citation University Leader Staff, "University Leader - December 12, 1980" (1980). University Leader Archive. 296. https://scholars.fhsu.edu/university_leader/296 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives Online at FHSU Scholars Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in University Leader Archive by an authorized administrator of FHSU Scholars Repository. ~E•S Lid~ ~· M!S ~oc MLM~~IAL OUILUl~G TCµEKA ~S o6ol~ Happy taolidays Fr.:.na the Leader i'1 • • i ,., the university Friday morning \'ulume '13 Dec. 12, 1980 .\'umher 28 Fort Hays State University Huys. Kun. 67/iU I Groups work for ·mutual benefit' What's Endo·wment, Alumni associations Join forces News ' News by Rora Joh,uora "We think it is of mutual benefit to ecutive Director Adolph Reisig were "I cannot give any final plans, but rent money to defray costs ol the ~nlor Sr.fr Wri,..._ both organizations," she said. at out-of-town meetings Thursday an early proposal called for Alumni building's constructi ... Below is the st·hedule for The decision has been made - the_.,. The release also said the Alumni and could not be reached for com· to pay S250 per month for use of the "We will probably have another finals. whid1 run lr1H1l Fort Hays State Alumni Association Association will rent space from the ment on the ollicial action. second floor of the Endowment meeting in the near future to deter- Dec. 13-19: will pick up its roots in Picken Hall Endowment Association. and the · Ginther, however. said the Association ·building, in addition to mine the final costs to lhe Alumni and establish new ones in the E.n- two will share records often Alumni-Endowment action will be 40 percent of utilities for a six.year Association." she said. Both groups dowml!nt Association addition. duplicated between them. further announced through a letter period," she said. "During this time, will seek counsel with an attorney. to M-W-F _,. all alumni. As far as the actual our association will not pay any in- "state everything correctly in the In an announcement yesterday. Last week. Marilyn Ginther, Alum· recula:r da;y time the Alumni Associatiun confirmed its written terms of the agreement bet· surance or repair costs for the agreement." claaa of of ni Association president. said plans period ........ flnal ........ flnal executive board voted by phone to ween the two. she said, "I have not building. Ginther did remain adamant that had also been wbrked out for the :- 1,1 l seen anything in writing. shared facilities would not mean a r ,•. leave its on-(:ampus accomodations Alumni Association to move its com· "Al the end of those six years, our ._ { I I { I• -~ "I do expect something signed by shared identity for either her ·, !,, for the Endowment structure. a two- puter hookups with them to the En· rent will be reduced to S 150 per the two organizations in the near organization or the Endowment )11 i!I {),, story, 2.800 square loot addition to dowment Association structure. month for another six years. and ! 1 .\n 1., •. , future. probably in the next couple Association. its one-story facility. The move is then, after 12 years. we will no ] ~LI (1 •., her present location in Picken ll,, planned for late next sprin!-:. 61 of weeks." Ginther said. · longer pay rent," Ginther said. "We "We will also ha\·e to nail down Hall. Ward said, "Like the Endow- She could not cite any final pro- will, however, continue to pay our what equipment we will share and to men.t, our quarters are small and ter- ._ "The idea of the Alumni move has posals for Alumni Association use of percent 01 ·the utilities as long as we what extent both staffs will \•,ork ,,. ribly crowded. Our new home will been discussed lightly for some the facilities, but an earlie·r plan call· are in the building." together - on paper:· she said. time," Sally Ward, Alumni Associa- come much closer to satisfying the ed for Alumni to pay rent for 12 Prior to its latest construt:tion pro· Tu-Th tion executive secretary, said in a Alumni Association's needs." years total and utility bills for the Ginther said the Endowment ject. the Endowment Association regular day tlm.,. cl&11a of of news release. Both Ward and Endowment Ex· length of their stay in the building. Association would probabl}'. use the had been housed in a one-ston· perfod ........ finaJ ........ final house alter Kent Collier. then e~- ecutive secretary, took the associa- I ~' I ,.. \ tion off-campus during the ad- 'ministration of FHS President John Gustad. Reisig. who assumed Collier's duties July I. said that facili- ty was far too small for his associa· lion's needs. \ w "We. too. have outgrow·n our 700 . 1," ••••• square foot house:· Reisig said in the '~!." : • I ,~ : ' release. "We decided to build ' '~ .: '.. ,.-.. : .. - something large enough to take care r ... -- -. :.1, -r- of our current needs. • • • L "Then. the idea occurred to us to ; .. .• ~:,1 \ -: : . invite the Alumni Association to our new facility," he said. "'mainly because the two organizations are so similar in inany respects. "We proposed the idea of sharin),l facilities to the Alumni Association Sports board of directors. and. after exten- The Tiger~ C1Jllt111u,: '. ,,~· ; sive deliberations, we reached a inning streak with th.:,,r mutual agreement," Reisig said. Both the Endowment and Alumni eleventh win in la:-t 11ivht < associations maintain close contact basketball ~dli,• . \O'ith the nearly 22.0U0 FHS alumni. St.>P f!lige .11 About 5,000 of thusc graduates are actual members o f the Alumni Association. and many are l·un- tributors to the Endowment Associa- Focus tion's efforts to supply the university This we,::f; - f- . ,. I with private financial aid. abuut the \1,: ' Even with this latest dec1,ion to I •• ( Activitie~ B1 •.irL: \_ , . combine the two under une ruof. k~· ' Ginther said it ,,.-as her intention as of the acti\:'. :,·, ' ' Alumni Association president tu involn•d i:1 .'·, ' . keep her organization a separate en- ,I ' . tity. Photo Page "Just because w·e are shar;n)>l a 11 building does nnt mean •,,.-e will be The mo\·e :, , k.ar. Seaaon'• greetings feyville senior. decorate a section of windows in Davis Hall. one and the same urganizat111n:· she featured in :,,Ii,._ Janet Dunn, Kersey. Colo. junior, and Annettia Reidesel. Cot- wishing the campus a 'merry Christmas.· said. pal.! e SPt' /J,H.',· .' Committee bids for priority bands 1,y Dacld. Clocuton Activities Board program director. tickets will reflect the committee's to perform the Sdme day ... Brown be used as an example to sh11w what ("'j . If )rt,".;_ •\l t ( 1f ,\ :': ', \ s-.,.,,. st.Ir wr1,_. said Giildberg is what is known vote, with the actual number ol said. kinds of things are covered in a ,tPi'r••\,,I .,f ·1 ·, · .: 1n the trade as a ··middle agent.'' It is ticket buyers being equal to or Concert tours are set up in typical agreement between per- ,fi"i 1, 1.n,., 1 5<:heduling a r<>ek concert is a lot Pt•rr - :-< ··~ r•., .. - hi, 10b. after the date for the concert below the total who could purchase advance. Thus. once the performer former and promoter Th•: fin! ,tern I I r' I ! 1,' /~] ~}l.'.: ' 'P like going on a date with someone h,,s been determined. to make a has reached an agreement. it means covered is box oflire ti,·kt•t pr(1- pt•:-:11f!l' .,::, t · for the first time. tick el~ cedures This de/mes the spe,·ifin •.'{·t In both cases. you usually know <earrll , ,I all talent agencies to see The committee may also remove a the itinerary for his entire tour \~r1: ·. - 'd;· has been set up to include fur prtntini; ,rnd d1str1but1• ,n , ,! somethin!,I about tlw person or which performers will he in the area performer's name from considera- performing at FHS. tkkets RrOup hcforehand lsually the at that timt'. and of those. whu:h tion 1! he has little or no support ones have an openinl( fCJr the par- It may seem that going rhrough all •Promotion - lnr luclt·, a!lr,,,•men:< t: 1, ,~• r I - :;-. ( ' , f ' ,j object 1, t,, !,,,·." ,1 l(ood limt' and from committee members. t1rular date these 5teps lakes an inordinate pertaininii to b1\11111<. ,·ndorq·m... nt . _..... ,rn,· .:r,, . ;1, ~· make a f." " r ,i!Jle impression Thi.' next ~tep is the submission of and merchand,smi;i ,I;) 1 i • Sometimes tht' ex~:rienre may not These pf'rfr,rmers are included 1n th .. propused rnncert date to the amount of time. in contrast W the If •! 1- -._! .. •'\ , .. ' , , • • time a performer actually spends on •Performanu• Rt•qu1r,:-nwnt, - live up t" previous f!X pectat11 ,n,.