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

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Appearing for the Pop Art Perspectives program, po- et Ronald Gross presents some of his creative works. Searching for purchase selections, students browse through pictures offered in a Union art print sale. Union Governing Board TOP ROW: John D. Wood. Allen Gersten- berger. Cady R. Engler. Jay R. Hedlund. Rhae M. Swisher. Charles V. Hall. BOTTOM ROW: James R. Reynolds. Richard D. Blackburn. Jean Reehling. Elizabeth Andersen. Kathryn Judd. Considering a purchase, a student scans one of the literary selections available in the Cat ' s Pause. 29

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While attempting to outguess his opponent, a stu- dent in the Union chess tournament ponders a move. Offering a peaceful spot for study or relaxation, the Browsing Lounge lures students between classes. Union maintains facilities for campus, state visitors In addition to serving as a center for campus conferences and statewide meetings, the Union maintained a variety of service and recreational facilities open to all students and faculty. Among Union offerings were a snack bar and cafeteria, bookstore, supplies shop, lounge and art gallery. Low prices attracted students to the weekly mov- ies at the Little Theater and to the bowling alleys and pool room located in the basement. Members of the Union Governing Board com- pleted a booklet containing a listing of Union poli- cies applying to the use of the building ' s facilities by campus groups and revised their policy regard- ing posting notices of campus events. Members of Union committees use lights and ever- green to give a Christmas look to the Union lobbies. 28

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Singer Leon Bibbs entertains the audience awaiting the appearance of Bill Cosby in the Field House. Pat Paulsen, bringing his presidential campaign to K-State, wins the support of fans at halftime. Sponsored by the Union Campus Entertainment Com- mittee, the First Edition sings a medley of hits. 30