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1,- va- ,, '-. Y We're Proud of ' 0ur New Field Kansas Lends Governor Landon for the Dedi- cation---Field Developed Under Coach Binford. Upon returning to school last fall students and friends of the college were surprised and glad to see the develop- ment of a new athletic field. Last sum- mer the Board of Trustees took steps by which an athletic field was to be de- veloped at the college so that football games could be played on the college campus. Steps were taken to secure ad- ditional ground, to survey and grade the field and to sod it for use. Coach Bin- ford, to whom much of the credit goes, was given immediate charge of the pro- ject, and as a result he has developed for the college a first class athletic ground. The new field was dedicated on Oc- tober 18, and the climax of the dedica- tion ceremony was the dedication of the field delivered by Governor Alf M. Lan- don, after which the first home confer- ence game of the year, with Baker Uni- versity, was played, resulting in a score- less tie. Director San Romani's band re- view Was undoubtedly one of the most colorful and interesting features of the evening as seven bands and drum and bugle corps took part. This new de- velopment is indeed a valuable asset to the college and we are truly proud of it. COACH MELVIN J BINFORD
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The most flashy anrl colorful event of the first semester is the pajama or night shirt twhichevc-r ynu weary parade. If you look long: enough you 4-an find your picture. l7
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Governor Alf. Landon buys a Bulldog balloon at the McPherson- Bakcr football game. It was pre- ceding this game that Governor Landon dedicated our new athletic field. It was indeed a high honor for us to have such a person de- liver the dedication. An unusual feature of the Homecom- ing program last semester was the inaug- uration of a football queen in a special ceremony just preceding the Swede game. The queen, Miss Lillian Peter- son, center, was chosen in an all school election with student voting privileges based on the purchase of a Quadrangle. Runners-up were Estelle Baile, left, and Velma Watkins, right, who acted as at- tendants to Miss Peterson at the cere- mony.
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