Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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A pianist raging through Rach manlnoff s Prelude Ln C Sharp Minor the stirring music of the band, the delicate notes of a v1ol1n, the do re me fa of a soprano issue forth from Musw Hall early 1n the morning and late at night At noon the glee clubs raise their voices in joyful chant, and on Monday evenings lights shine out on the campus while the students and townspeople who comprise the Festival Chorus, flock in to practice the Messiah. - - 4 ,.. .f- --sv ' -- A ,sf -.--::..:-.- ,5-,T-1,5-t.-.K 1-..-5 qs-grey A.. - 1- fm E' .yrs fs- Y- -f -53-'fzffsaf-1 as-1 - 'z'if.1-J1--21' .r. '.f,-1-5351--.egx..f:.:., ff - ' - '-'-- A ,, - A , - . 0 Q . 3 5 - . . X. . 0 '

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