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' 4' gap 'Z me E953 Q sw xwfw, :ws 6 rg?:wxl MQ. its ,IZ Z6 3 , it? 'P 'JW ,lt til' VY '- Grads Create New Heritage For the first time in the history of Kansas Tech, commencement exercises were held in Heritage Hall at Salina's Bicentennial Center. Prior to the 18th annual ceremony, graduates had taken their last walks down the aisles at Kansas Tech's own Community Center. President Creech delivered his ninth and final send off to the '85 grads before relinquishing the microphone first to Sandra McMullen, a member of the Board of Regents, and then to the key speaker, Phillips Verner Bradford. Bradford, pictured above, is a graduate of Johns Hopkins' University, and is presently the Director of the Advanced Technology Commission, Kansas Department of Economic Development. ln his speech, he addressed the future of technology, and its rapidly progressive advances. Degrees were conferred upon 124 graduates at The May 18 rites. After the graduating class of '85 filed out of the hall, Shelly Siverling congratulated Hugh Webb. Cpictured lefty
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Kansas Tech Honors Parents Parent's Day 1984 began with a bang on Saturday, November 10 as eleven enthusiastic joggers qincluding Jeff Lobo below right and Max Shepard below lefty participated in the five kilometer 43.1 miley run which opened the day's festivities. Following the run, parents were treated to a campus tour. This featured the presentation of special department projects, lab examples, campus organizations, and explanation of specific programs available on campus. Lunch was served to all parents attending followed by the entertainment of comedian fsinger Dave Rudolph which concluded the day's festivities. Wheihef OS tour guides, infOfI'nOi'i0nOi aides, OI' booth attendants fOf various COITIDUS OI'QOniZOi'iOn, Kansas Tech Students played an inSi'l'Un'1eni'Oi DOH in ihe activities of POfeniS Day. POfeniS Day is O DFOQFOITI designed to fOn'1iiiOI'iZe pOfeniS with the Kansas Tech COITIDUS, its OOIT'iiniSiI'Oi'iOn and ine faculty feOChinQ their son Of daughter. MOSi' of all, ii' allows ihefn to meet with Ofhel' pOI'eni'S to i'Oik about The one thing they all have in COn'ln'1On, fheif Child. As in the DOSf, The effects of POfenfS Day on the Kansas Tech population hOS been positive and will continue to be an il'nDOI i'Oni COITIDUS DFOQFOIT1. .' ' ' ' r -'3 3. , 4 K 1 9
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