Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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Floats and fun lure thousands to KSU Campus Day Long before sunrise lights began tlicking on in dorms, fraternity and sorority lioiises. Soon sleepy, bleary-eyed students began emerging from campus dwellings into the early morning darkness, heading for the stadium for last minute float work. The Sim was higher and the cani|)us cro viletl ' (viih townspeople anil isitors as Delta Upsilon ' s K girl paint- ed the white K on front campus. Later Cardinal Key women and Blue Key men led the Campus Day queen and her court down the , triimi steps to their grassy court. Paying tribute to her majesty, Maypole dancers mo cil among gay-coloreil streamers. P. R,4DIN ' G DOWN Main street between lines of spectators, 4 ' ) units made tip the Campus Dav procession. Represented were soror- ities, fraternities, independent groups, the ROIC; l5an l. Cardinal Key. C.olden K. and tlie Roosevelt and Kent State high school hands. 1 25

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KENT ' S 1958 Campus Day queen, Nfan Jo Kaylor. is the focal poiiil of pholographeis and morning onlookers. TOO HUNGRY to wait until lunchtime, this little girl reaches for a (piick treat ivhile vatthing the C ' ainpns na cpieen coronation. [ft ■ ' i I

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AS CAMPUS DA ■ cxc mils mi. suulciiis Ijiijiii In sIkhv the wear ami Ic.ii that loims Imni d.iss ol wc ' ikiii;; on lloals liii soiiu ' it ' s a liHi r iiifjht. 11 llAi ' PENS cvcrv spring, bcilh tin- rcndci I ' lap and Delta (.aiiiiiia eapttiiing fiist plaee in siiKiiity eompeliliun, litis was Iheii tititd conseciili e wintiing float. THESE ENTERPRISING Vdiinj ' nieit man- aged to .get ieser e seats Ini ihe paiade. THE WILD ANTICS ol Phi Delta lliela s -lokei ' .g.itiieieil a liist place IKiphv for tiie frateriiit ' s mantel. . nil. before Ihe jtid. ' os the )oker eertainlv was wild. 26