Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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For the Rolla game on October l, the campus was host to cheerleaders and senior students from surrounding high schools. Such occasions as these give seniors an opportunity to become acquainted with aspects-of college life. Parents of K-State students were honored at the Maryville game on October 8. During the Hhalff' the Student Assembly president introduced dads who had received special recognition. These dads were Ed Quinn, oldest alumg Joseph Pine, who came the farthest distance 1900 milesjg Walter' Brown, father of the most children now attending the col- lege, Henry Bradley, 72, oldest father, and Hearl Maxwell, 36, youngest father. During the weeks of football, some Mickey Mouse fan affixed a caricature of his Hhcron on the clock at the Student Center. However, Mickey Mouse might appropriately stand here, for he is indicative of what goes on around the coffee tables within. :A 4- K me nu... . sun- umm- ' ,::.-zfr::f:'Ivz..--7-,...'f-2'-1-'1' '?'a'..w- '- -Q11-' f:. .:1::. . -1,13 . ,, ,, .. - . 1 V i . ,.':.....m---...A-... Lg... 'eras-9' my 1 aw n mu x the games continue. . . .--vs f-v--A gs-..i.-nuns. --qnnsxiii H-3-f-,-.--uid'-gg--.. ,b7,1,-L.:-mm-33-.-- '.... ,W an in. X -.Mmm-1-L has-.a-M ::a::..w,, .,, -g.+.aiH. -15,-f,gj,g,a..r.z-EL:,'gg-E-. .-r -E .W an -- -. I.----.. -. --Q-2 :i:.......,,..5E- ... -gggg--,.-Jjgzzz' .. ..----,-: -H -- -'-.,. - '-R .. --,.gi'-- '.-J ... -. ..,'--- ...,..::.-g-g-,,..--4'E.. '.- .29 -.-,.,,. ....:'-'11, -- ' ' 'B 1 ....,,.....,J---- .-. ..,...... -- - -1 zfmfsf'-,....'1-,,a:ft..h-' JZ, 'mat '-.1.'L.?i:.1::i.-:...'5'-...r Mauna., -nn... 1-mg3...s..a s,.,...,,,, -hz. fwlbwafnmvlmui 'A' Daw-'iii .Bl lb' 3 nf: ..w?,,,L,gLgi-wsu .A ,,,- -v-vinanin.--A ?3n 2:q ',J,q! -W - - -E 4 ff iii?-.'32'Hf'-wa ' n2 u2L.- ' M..--....,,.f3,s,Q- M:--in...-.i.S'a.. f-mu---. tm. A f nm Y :.. N. -..::. ,,.-r-..-...g -,iw -.,.--.'a.':zr.v'-- , , - - Am,i7:,......, ,. ... -355, -,3,-15:- : ,.f:. 'T.'1',i,-.'-- '.-..'f'.,,a.-.a.. 'Wm favs.-5-.-a...,. -g 551 z'.g5:. tmvanaiaiw ' '3-'r:.'r..':':,- '?'! 'u22.. '19T5s'2' ' 'a 'iw 1- '-nwoifi' fix... Qs. sz.....1 My .1 '1,7,,--we lg -sauna -wxa+.n'un-an -1 nwnxnu Q -W.-wan: amy.. u- Q. can f A . nm- M , ,. -mu I ma-Q. -N--.-:K 'U' ou an-nn. uv ,.- - n ui- -4.-..-qupqu-.Q-n.-.ns an ' 'U J' . N , --,wt we q-on '- F 1-J: Q, Muvag'nsl1nnL3if','mP:f',, ug-143. :agains- 3 gig 'Q lin: -. . .m:. :... ' .:zr-1. -- '..:' -H ,,,g-- ..:.r W ...M -aayq ,gl - if 1 -3'5?!2Tn 33 C, f. .t SQ an nn nu-non I 5.1.-nm-.was-n'Z. l! an-uv an ig-If 1-M-A,-.,,,i,,,,,,,,.,.,., 'W Q , t 'Lai in . w5i3:l,,.5,.L.t,a -:.. 52'- .a ..a...552SM- 1'

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footboll seoson begins with enthusiosm. . K-State Gorillas opened their season with a de- feat over the Springfield Bears. This home game and others throughout the season gave thrills to many townspeople and students. With the help of the Pitt Peppers, hand, and enthusiastic rooters, the Corillas made the l96O-6l footliall season a vic- torious one. 1 5 we p, ww ii -- M 3 4 , e - , , 4 V,fi1,i ew.,-fu

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