Fort Hays State University - Reveille Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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SPECIAL EVENTS

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4A Change is never always bad nor always good, but evolves as a series of adjustments. We are the decision-makers of tomorrow. The adjustments we make now will determine the habits of future generations. Tomorrow is a different dawn — the begin- ning of a new day. A day much like (he one before, yet with its own distinct differences. We are awakening to a different dawn. Opening 9

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Alumni serve steak, watermelon during Kickoff Barbeque Sept. 8 p.m. pre-game festivities. The meal was provided free to residence hall students with meal plans. A parachute toss and disc jockey music highlighted the activities. The celebration later proved not, to be in vain as FHSU held Langston Uni- versity scoreless, 31-0. Blankets and lawn chairs covered the lawn in front of Lewis Field Stadium Sept. 8 during the Kickoff Barbeque. The barbeque, sponsored by the Ellis County Alumni Association, celebrated the first home game of the Tiger foot- ball season. Steaks and watermelon were feasted upon by fans at the 5 to 7 1. Tiger fans proudly wave black and gold pom- pons just minutes before kickoff. 2 . Following their introduction to the crowd the Tiger football learn and cheerleaders prepare to start the first game of the season Sept. 8, 3. Morgan Wright, Chapman sophomore, lakes careful consideration in dividing up a watermelon equally for the Kick- off feast. 4. A young boy attending Kickoff activi- ties loses his breath after being thrown into the air by parachute toss participants. 5. A Hays resi- dent eagerly waits for his serving of steak while Dave Bossemeyer, Wiest Hall assistant head resi- dent places another portion on the grill in front of Lewis Field Stadium. v 1 Kickoff 11