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Cheerleaders Selected Down Volume LVII .7, 1964 No. 31 Thumbs Fort Hays Kansas State College,· Hays, Kansas, Thursday, May > Reveille Gets New Sound; Prof. of Mont~ On l st Election Bill An amendment which would Keeney sophomore, 212, and Gloria change procedures in electing rep- - McFarland, Almena junior, 206, ·· ASC Okays Fall Delivery · Is Dr. Kuchar; resentatives to All-Student Coun- Alternates are Bonnie · Partin, cil was defeated, 361-132, by a Sta.fford sophomore, and Cindy Changes concerning the Reveille over 100 pages have been added to Vote Wednesday student vote Wednesday in the Me- Coen, St. John junior, with 164 ani were presented to All-Student the yearbook without raising fees, morial Union lobby. l61, respectively. Dr. Roman V. Kuchar, assistant A nearly identical measure, Council Tuesday night by Candy but that the addition of those professor of language, was chosen The amendment which was de- Mitchell, the 1964-66 yearbook ed- pages has cost over $3,000. which was proposed by Jim Rock, feated wa·s petitioned by Timken Professor of the Month. Dr. Kuchar itor and Katherine Rogers, year- Jim Rock. ASC finance chair- Abilene senior, will go before the junior Jean O_borny. It stipulated joined the FHS faculty in the fall book adviser. man, reported a balance of $860. student body next Wednesday. The of 1962 and teaches Ge an and that residence hall and unmar- Miss Mitchell asked that the Next year's Homecoming activi- Russian. , , primary diff erenee in the two is ried, unorganized representatives Council back the yearbook in ties will be financed from this that the referendum which will be The ASC has elect d six Pro- cannot be married or be a mem- changing the pronunciation of Rev- amount. voted on allows Greek pledges to ber or pledge of a Greek group. eille to its regular form (to rhyme The following people were ap- fessors of the Mo rom which represent residence halls and un- the Professor of the Y-ear will be Rock's proposal would allow ·with heavily). · · pointed to the Home~oming com- married students living in unor- se\ected by the studei\t body in pledges to represent the above . Other changes would move the mittee by Eldon Fleury, Couricil ganized housing. mentioned groups. · printing date of the Reveille from chairman: Judy Sipe, Denver, Colo. Wednesday's election. The six are: Also voted on Wednesday were Dr. Eugene Craine, John Tom- The primary function -of both spring to summer so· that it would freshman; Bernadine Uhrich, Coll- R. cheerleader candidates~ Ima Jean linson, Ralph Huffman, Dr. Harold amendments is to outline which be ready for distribution in Sep- yer sophomore; Jean Oborny, Tim- · Atwood, Hays junior, captured S. Choguill, Mary Maude Moore, district a student is eligible to rep- ternber. This would allow al} spring ken sophomore; Dave Meckenstock, 384 votes to lead all candidates. and Dr. Kuchar. resent or vote in. Under the pres- events to be included thus covering Hays freshman, and George Kay, Close behind was this year's head ent student Constitution, it is pos- the· entire school year. Hays junior. The Council decided to buy a cheerleader, Carol Lipp, Burdett Professor of the Year plaque for sible for students to represent The Reveille Queen would also Rod Clausen, Kinsley junior, was junior, ·with 369. more than one living district. · the winner. reign as Miss Fort Hays State elected to replace Jerry Sherrill, a Rounding out the slate of seven - and would be host to the Fort graduating senior from Burrton, Last year's Professor of the cheerleaders are: Sherry Selby, Year was E. J. Spomer,_associate 1 Hays Furlough and other spring as the Council's representative to Belleville sophoinore, 292; Vi Vi ) .., professor of economics and busi- , .. events, as proposed by the year- the Union Board. Sterling, Greenwich, Conn., 222; FHS Hosts CIC Meet; book tepresentatives. ness . Sandy Whitmore, Brookville jun- Dr. Kuchar was born in Lviv, See Pages _Four, Eight Candidates would have to meet ior, 219; Becky Bodenhamer, Wa- Ukraine, but is now a U. S. citi- Fort Hays State is hosting the scholastic qualifications and the zen. He has studied languages, li- Central Intercollegiate Confer• queen would be chosen in a manner Recognition Banquet brary science and music and holds Our ·Mistake . ence track meet this weekend. si~ilar to the· Miss Hays pageant. Fetes Union Committees Stories on the meet also appear a Ph;D. 1 from Ukraine Free Uni- There was a mistake in the April With distribution of the Reveille The Memorial Union recognition on pages four and eight in The in September, copies would be banquet, sponsored by the Union versity of Munich. Germany. He 23 edition of The Leader. We re- holds a bachelor of music degree in Leader. mailed to outgoing seniors, with · Board, will feature Al Dtlnavan, ported that parking permits are -voice from the University of Cqlo- The 111eet ..opens with the pre- the seniors and the yearbook split- · associate professor of speech, at 6 not required on campus from 1 p.m. rado and a master of library liminary field events at 6 :30 p.m. · ting the cost of the- mailing. this evening in the Union Black sci- Fridays until 8 p.m. Mondays. This ence degree from Pratt Institute, Friday. and Saturday's finals get Mrs. Rogers said that a raise of Room. · should have been from ·1 p.m. Fri- Brooklyn. under way at 12 :30 p.m. fees would have to be approved by Dunavan's talk will be ''The Un- days to 8 a.m. Mondays. He was soloist of the State Op- Activity tickets will admit stu- the Kansas State Board of Regents, . ion, the Next Five Years and You." era in USSR and has given vocal dents to the meet in Lewis Field but that a fee raise would not be The Hi Plains Singers will pre- St ad i u m, but complimentary asked at this time. She said that sent a program. ( Continaed to Page 4) Should Notify Registrar tickets of K-cards will not be All students now enrolled who accepted. Admission of 50 cents plan to attend summer school for students and one dollar for should notify the Registrar's Of- adults will be charged the public fice so that a permit will be made at the gate. Student Art to Go on- Sale for you. The "Village Sale," FHS's an- Judy Reed, Oakley sophomore, Honorable mention, by division, nual student art sale to be held won the Mabel Vandiver award as was given to: Sunday and Monday, will have a outstanding undergraduate artist Painting - Richard Boss, Hill City ; Frank Evan~. Han; Vernon Brejcha, Holy- French setting, complete with a and Anne Johnson,. Kansas City, rood: Virgil Dei,res, Grainfield; Warr~n sidewalk cafe. won the graduate award Sunday a~ Ryan, Concordia; Ken Zr-ubeck, Cunningham, and Harriet Becker, La Cros..~. 'FH' Furlough Was Fun, The sale, which features work FHS's student art show. Jewelry - Miss Rttd; Jon Cronin, Pierce- done in a variety of media by FHS ville; Barbara :Mohr, Great Bend; Doug Nearly 1-;000 persons attended F~d. Ulysse,; Rfcbard Harden. Great art students, will be held each of the show's formal opening. Bend : Betty Hochman, Ellsworth : Franl!bka the two · days from 10 a.m. to 4 Eccleston, Fowler, and Larry Larson, Scan- Will Continue' -- Collier Other award winners announced dia. p.m. on the Sunset Terrace of the Prints - Walter Wetzel, Pratt. Only bill-paying and money- Profits from the Furlough will were: Don Bass, Pratt, painting; Memorial Union. Drawing - Harriet Becker, La Crosse; counting is left to do on the 196! be used for scholarships for Henry Ethem, Englewood, Colo., Fr~ ; Ryan : Katherine Hanel, Cuba ; Eileen AU work to be included in the Unruh. Pawnee Rock: Elaine Wauon, SL Fort Hays Furlough, but plans are -working students. sale will be reviewed for quality sculpture; Claudia Peacock, Great John ; Sandy Whitmore, Brookville: R~ina · alread::,- under way for a repeat Bend, print; Jane Longoria, Rus- Peril, McPherson. and Linda Kort.man, Col- "We realize that we made mis- and price by an art f acuity mem- by. performance next year. ber and an art major before put Up sell, drawing; Don Gordon, Great Design - Maribeth Engle, Abilene: Rran; "Because of some unanticipated takes in this first attempt at the Bend, crafts; Robert Hottman, Abi- Jerry D«htel, Rust<ell: Sharon Goetz, Victor- Furlough, but we feel that it was for sale.