Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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.N-'fa lllllli TRIAL ART , .N 1 wi ,qw . na i ,. 92 we , , gf V wif, Wy' ' ' ' -M, W 4 MW, 4 W, Ai- A .kys 'i.ff1f 'f 2 M db-322 J INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUILDING- AMW Q A The Industrial Arts building prov'd 1 es complete and comrnodiious facilities for industrial, fine and applied arts. Here you will find classes in art, crafts, ceramics, drawing and de- sign, metal Work, photography, print- ing, Woodwork, and Wood finishing. The Industr ,, as erected in 1912. ial Arts building W N' 398

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I Z 234 Y Activities Planne 0 Highlight T e Even Assembly Program an Sehedlzleg Heyalty to 'Be Chosen at Dance U Q plana have been made in preparatien. :S Apple Day celebration to be held tomorrow, Campbell, committee chairman, announced las? Festivities will begin with an 134 okdock assembly at which each student will be presented an ap zembere. The tradition, began in IBEW, is mth founding of the College and stems from thi M'Wc w WWW'WQcetudente ined the 1 W 9' S F Drive eat Success leaving classes whez , iegiaiatnre voted to halt, the first eampt President Rees 3 wiil speak at the aaserr intmduee Mr. Finite Gm Eaculty and Students of the S Cocsrdinate Efforts V ' Speak f al ni um ix F drive under is e This is the 25th year in the history of the College that students have rushed to the head of the marble stairs once each Week to pick up the issue of The Collegio. The Collegio, the official school paper, has strived to carry the news of the campus, the students, the faculty, and the school organizations. Lorraine Siegle Was the first se- mester editor and Bob Clements, second semester editor. Assistant edi- tors were John Hudson, Ozzie Bartelli, Harvey Fikes, Ted Weibe, Don Hun- saker, Laura Belle Rush, Orlanda Manci, Virginia George, Dean Estes, Earl Morey, Larry Cinotto, and Glenn Tolle. Clay DeFord is supervisor of jour- nalismg Professor Leroy Brewington, supervisor of printingg Dr. W. T. fBaWden, chairman of the board of gpublicationsg and Dr. O. P. Dellinger, circulation manager.