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the culture of the campus Stan Kenton, America ' s most famous band leader, presents smooth, saxy music to Pitt Staters, who brought him here by a feverish petition and much hard work. Major Attractions The U. S. Air Force Band, one of the year ' s most popular Major Attractions, was first on the series menu this time. They literally packed the house. Many other outstanding events were brought to the campus by this committee.
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RAT I ON The Kansas Stale Board of Regents is found viewing the blueprints for the third men ' s dorm at KSTC. Front row, left to right: Grover Poole, Manhattan; Mrs. Elizabeth Haughey, Con- cordia; A. W. Hershberger, Wichita, chairman; Drew McLaughlin, Paola; Walter Fees, lola; second row: Dr. L. P. Spake, Kansas City; Willis Kelly, Hutchinson; Lester McCoy, Garden City, Oscar Stauffer, Topeka, present chairman; Hubert Brighton, Topeka, secretary. Terms have expired during the year for: Mr. Kelly, Mr. McLaughlin, Mr. Poole and Dr. Spake. New mem- bers (not shown in picture) are: Mr. McDill Boyd, Phillipsburg; Mr. Ray Evans, Kansas City; Mr. Clement Hall, Coffeyville; Mr. Lawrence Morgan, Goodland. Dr. Tracy Dean Schuyler
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■,•;;• ' • ; % , ansas state teachers Hsach year I have watched a multitude gather here on the campus, all with a common goal— to secure a better education (Ha-Ha!) Again this year I watched enrollment After weeks of work, I heard laughing and cheering as we celebrated an exciting Homecoming. I saw two famous bands on campus— the U. S. Air Force Band, direct from Washington, D. C. and Stan Kenton, with a progressive jazz concert. Fame came in the form of the C. I. C. championship— well-earned and much fought for. Thanksgiving vacation was welcomed with joy. —But for me it was too quiet! November proved to be a musical month, with many cultural artists visiting. Now that I ' ve told you about it, let ' s watch fall pass in review— and we can start by turning the page.
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