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

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6 -Student Life-

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: Darin Carlisle, junior in fine arts, inspects a clay model he made of a classmate ' s head outside Memorial Stadium. The bust was an assignment for his Sculpture I class. Ceramics, painting and sculpture classes were taught in West Stadium. Art students also used the building as an art gallery to display finished projects and as a studio to work on current individual projects. (Photo by Steve Hebert) Relaxing in the shade, Dawn Phelps, freshman in social work, waits inside Memorial Stadium for Color Guard practice to begin. Members also practiced flag routines outside McCain Auditorium in the evenings. The Color Guard performed with the band and the Classy Cats at halftime of all home football games. (Photo by Steve Hebert) -Opening- 5

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Members of the K-State Marching Band play the Wabash Cannonball as Wildcat fans gather for the pep rally during the Purple Power Play on Poyntz. More than 1 5 local merchants and vendors participated in the annual event that promoted area businesses and kicked off the football season Aug. 31. (Photo by Shane Keyser) student life. ip hop dancing and great massages became part of the experiences that formed the common core in the lives of 20,476 students. Real-life challenges faced students when they volunteered to participate in Relay for Life, the all-night benefit walk for cancer victims, and worked as court-appointed assistants for children. Productions at McCain Audito- rium like Jesus Christ Superstar and Cinderella helped students working behind the scenes and those watching in the audience find a common cultural core. Soap operas not only dominated afternoon programming, but also students ' time as devoted fans struggled to keep updated. Different interests bound students together in a tightly-knit group that shared a common core of K-State. CORE. Struggling to get a bed frame in place, Justin Hafer, junior in architectural engineering, pushes a bracket while Kevin Murdock, Kansas City, Mo., tries to pull a corner of the bed frame into place. (Photo by Shane Keyser) -Student Life- 1