Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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Page 20 acafion I Q O What did you do last summer after you had finished your last final examination? Take off for Florida or California? Some did. Others went on the geography tour - a combination of vacation and school. Some worked to raise funds to attend school this fall. Work on the Student Union building really got underway. New sidewalks were put in north of Porter library and some of the fellows gave part of lndustrial Arts a face lifting coat of paint. A few lucky people think vacations are for sunbathing and tennis. All they do is relax and play. Students and faculty ate watermelon over by College Lake one summer evening. Prof. Moore and the College Theatre group presented The Glass Menagerie. We worked and played at K.S.T.C. last summer and added from eight to twelve hours of credit toward graduation. Student Union. The unfolding of a dream.

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Bill England insists l1e's had a physical. Ralph Beck swipes the photo reeorols. Page 22 gr Eg sri' ww Starting with Freshman Orien tation Week, the school year officially began on the 10th of September. For most, school actu- ally did not begin until they en- rolled. Missing this year were the long lines that used to extend to the middle of the oval. No one was heard complaining about it. A few low moans were heard when students received those long enrollment cards. Dr. Sirauwz discusses radio with Robert Pa1'klzzu'st. lvillltllll Harris slzoots an ivlentificatioiz photo for the files. 'zollmenf 4