The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-23
markers.
From the LeaderA

ne pan LCF TIE SLLEsC---5 . e--l
taa erection of a forty foot monu-
11ent to be put up IN The Fort HAYS
Military Cemetery was net with N
expected opposition by some OF the
Students Of the Normal.
But f-tEle students would step TO
think what sch monument would
mean, they surely would not let he
proposition fall By The yayside. Such
9 marker you'd not only be a monu-
nent to the cemetery but also to the
school. This is an opportunity for
The students to do something that
wiI last.
Fors- gers hence when We come
back 20 v;sit Fort Hays we viii swell
yri5h pride on looking upon this noble
monument erected through our efforts
10 the memory Of the heroic dead
Who we're buried thee, 2-d VII bs
proud that they vcre permitted 10
have : part II Us erection. Fa- e
= from us to believe that any student
n school you'd sacrafce s,leh = v1z-
Thy undertaking fer the pleasures
that can be bought with the nezsre
san of dollar and half- There
Is not 2 student in school that would
admit that he comes here merely u
5ooI7 up a little knowledge re
cone here 10 Learn how to live; 22l
77--5hcut, the spirit, that IS required
% build such a monument IS chs,
lie IS not living.
Fort Hays has always been cor
s;aered a historic spot, but these
markers we are building viii crystal
lie this sentiment, and will add to,
the historical Importance of Fort
Hays. # the students but finish this
work, people from all over the Unit
ed States and for ages to come viii
look with respect and with apprecia-
ton upon the work done by this
student body.
Wilfred Wann of the class of '18
is home from K. U. to spend the
holidays
Miss Grass, teacher of secon-
at Lacrosse with her parents.
Raymond Custer member of the
Sophomore college class will spend
Christmas with his mother who lives
at Marion, Kansas.
You are invited to see the Christ
mas program at the Rural Model
School under the direction of Miss
Schoenhals, Friday, Dec. 22nd.
Films will be shown m the Normal
auditorium, Friday evening, showing
The Ford Manufacturing Plants. #
you want to see how your tin wagon
IS made, see these pictures.
Jacob Wiesner, who graduated
from Law School in st. Louis, and
Who for the past year has been prac-
t;cing law in Topeka, is attending
the Short Course.
''Swede'' Nielsen, who carried the
ball across the Nebraska goal IN the
the touch down for K. U. viii spend
part of his vacation in Hays. BIr.
Nielsen was a member OF the Fort
Hays Kansas Normal School life GER
t;fcate class of II.
The K men held their second annual
social gathering, Wednesday, Deem
Der II. Twenty-Five couples enjoyed
the entertainment furnished by the K
Club Among the young ladies who
were guests OF the Club, were: Hiidul
Peterson, Miss Pestana, Doris Middle
kauff, Lulu Fowler, Hattie Lark, &c
celia Dorney, Lila Barber, Edna Walk
er, Claire Hastings, Esther Turner
IdaEsther Truan, Clara Brooks, Edna
Fuller, Winifred Hays, Miss Macintosh
Forrest Hays, Mary Main, Mrs. Speer
| Alta Garrett and Mildred Hamilton
Among the K men and their friend;
* ere Guy o. Ordway, Leverett j Ohm
son, Linn Ordway, Emerson Felts
Louis Mertes, Adolph Hawkins, Free
| Madsen, Harvey Reed, Louis McFar
land, Claude Gordon, Wesley Grout
ohm Walz, Ben Williams, Raymond
Custer, Robert Bruner and Mr.. Speer