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

 - Class of 1966

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Sharon Valenti, 1965 Miss K-State-Manhat- Talent competition provides the basis for first eliminations for Miss K-State- tan, greets spectators after her crowning. Manhattan. Finalists advance to evening gown and bathing suit divisions. Engineers meet Tammy Gaynier, one of three finalists for St. chosen from candidates sponsored by the engineering de- Patricia, at a tea given by Engineering Council. Finalists were partments and elected by voting of all engineering students. 25

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Chosen on the basis of appearance in a Greek toga, Joe Kra- sinski and Susan Small reign as Greek Week king and queen. Candidates were allowed to spend a maximum of 50 cents on costumes for the contest, which was new to Greek Week. Greek Week queen joins list of campus beauties Queen contests were part of campus life. Nu- merous organizations sponsored competitions many to draw interest to a project. New on cam- pus was selection of Greek Week royalty, chosen at the beginning of the activities. All major queen contests, including Homecom- ing, Royal Purple, Miss K-State-Manhattan and Military Ball, required candidates to meet re- quirements set up by an AWS queen ' s committee. All women ' s living groups were allowed to sub- mit nominations for these queens. Major queen candidates were required to have 2.2 over-all grade averages. Barnwarmer queen, St. Patricia, and fraternity sweethearts were among other campus royalty titles for which coeds competed. Military Ball Queen Nancy Lee, who will be Scabbard and Blade ' s official hostess during the coming year, is crowned. 24



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