Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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William Warfield The magnificent voice of baritone William War- field resounded throughout Carney Auditorium on the night of Ovtolmer 6. lVlr. Warfield Was truly an artist of profound expression. Another musical at- traction of the season was the first in a series of faculty recitals and concerts. liowell Adams, violist and his Wife, Catherine Adams, violinist, presented an all-contemporary revital on October ll, in lVle- Cray Hall. Days of the roaring twenties were relived on cam- pus when the sororities and fraternities attended a Creek Ball. Attired in costumes of the early twen- ties, the uCreeks,' danced the Charleston in the Stu- dent Center Ballroom. varied musical events 1 'rake place on campus GREEK B ALL da VJ UC-els Catherine and -Lowell Adams

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An all-school convocation was held on Septem- ber 30. At this assembly, President Axe officially opened the 58th year of Kansas State College. In his speech, the President stressed the great need for maximum development of the mind. This opening convocation had been postponed twice lmecause of late installation of new seats in Carney Auditorium. On October 3, with a gold shovel, President Axe broke the ground for the construction of a new edu- cation and psychology building. Pictured with the President are Frank Freeto and L. B. Carlyon. STUDENTS AT first assembly X PRESIDENT SPEAKING at convo president speaks CONSTRUCTION or education building underway and digs.

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NLife with Father , re-opened Saturday, October 12. This three-act play Was hrst presented in the Tent-lmy-the-Lake during the summer session. Staged in Carney, the production was received with Warm enthusiasm. The Kansas State College Hand, under the direc- tion oi Mr. Russell Pugh of the music department, plays at many college functions. Much of the Hpepl, generated at the football games is due to this or- ganization. 1 C521 ' Iwfb Fa 1, ber ,j I l 1 1 ' father comes to life on stage. . KANSAS STATE College of Pittsburg Marching Band ?.'i'.'f wfI:I I 2 5 iz..-wr-.:iy llfl-l Ei Eel- H i First Row, left to right: Sherry liallack. Myrna Capps, Ralph Mock. Becky Burgin, Marylvrr Hill. Second Row, left 10 riglrt: Jim Hathaway, Jerry Butler,Eddie Sartore, Tony Vlloodward, Jim Wirrtle, Mary Ellen Franks, Clarence Sharp, Terry Fox, Dale Shaw, Claudia Staton, Karen Epler. John Rolih. Joyce Tweedy, Bill Snider. Tllirrl Row, left I0 riglzyl: Fiarl Ludlum, David Dalton. Charles Grant, James Lee, Ron Harris, Phil Morgan. Bill York. Don Coofl, Terry Aikens, Anne Wiilson, Erma Rose. Karen Knewtson, Theresa Seaherry. Francile James. Fourllz, Row, lefl to riglili Gene Snow, Loraine Reed, John Caregaio, Janice Thomas, Janice Potter, Jan Scanlin. Karon l'lagemann. Leon Ballenger. Larry Fanluorn. Clyde Pace. Dale Sullons, Robert Willizims. Waricla Hogan. Jack Gillette. Fifth Row, left to ri,ffl1.t.' Billy J. Foreman, Jerry Lehman. Danny Arnold, Judy Clough. Mary Frances Molka, Terry Dolanc, Carl Mathis. Don MCClothlin, John Stcrle. Don Sieberns. Gary Hcvel. Gerard Melienna. Dave Barnhill, Roberta Kendall, Lynn Breen. Don- ald Cukjati. 22