Kansas State University - Royal Purple Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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In the talent contest, Diane Messing ' s rendition of I Can ' t Say No moved her on to win the title. Diane Messing named Miss K-State-Manhattan Selected from 12 finalists after talent, evening gown and swimsuit competition, Diane Messing was named Miss K-State-Manhattan for 1967. Each living group nominated contestants and the finalists were chosen after preliminary judging. Miss Messing was also awarded the Miss Congen- iality award at the Kansas pageant. Mary Lou Grosko and Dennis Culley were crowned queen and king of the 1967 Greek Week games. Each sorority and fraternity nominated a contestant, who was judged on her or his appear- ance in a Greek toga. Crowned during Spring Fling activities, Sherry Spillman and George Shupe were named Wildkitten and Wildcat. Receiving congratulations from the 11 other final- ists, Diane Messing of Delta Delta Delta sits back- stage after her crowning. Later at the state pageant she was awarded the title of Miss Congeniality.

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' ' J, 4 Queen Susie Schwab is congratulated by Dwight Klin- the Homecoming game against Oklahoma. A crowd of eer. a member of the Kansas Board of Regents, at 19,000 watched the Sooners win by a score of 46-7. = : . Homecoming Queen Finalists - Louise S. Keucher. Kappa Alpha Kappa Gamma: Susan A. Schwab. Alpha Delta Pi: Janet L. Miller. Ch, Theta: Helen E. Packard. Smurthwaite: Kimberly E. Williams. Kappa Omega. photo by John usheMe

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X Chosen Greek Week royalty. Mary Lou Grosko, a Chi Omega, and Dennis Culley of Delta Upsilon were crowned at the Greek games Friday afternoon. Other activities included a service project and house dances. Named Miss K-State-Manhattan. Diane Messing is crowned by Judy Hysom, who held the 1966 title. Climaxing Spring Fling Week. George Shupe and Sher- ry Spillman are announced Wildcat and Wildkitten. 27