Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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said the stadium was good for a lot more than tootball. Not only she and Grandpa, but a lot of other couples, too, thought that it was a great place for spooning. That is, unless you had some mischevious friends to sneak up and startle you. My Dad decided against KSTCP in 1948 and went to some obscure college up north called K-State or something like that. But thanks to my Uncle John, the traditional Gorilla stayed in our family tree. Uncle John was a very avid Gorilla fan. He didn't go in much for active sports, but he did support the team as a member of the Pep Band. He was a music major and l've never seen anyone so proud of his field. I guess the college had a pretty grand mu- sic department around 1950 when Uncle A new seal was designed to commerate the 75th anniversary of Pitt State. This display on the north- west corner of the campus welcomes visitors and alumni to the University. Construction progress on the new library. The build- ing at the north end of Brandenburg Stadium is expected to be finished in late spring.

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August Sprung, Bonner Springs junior, finds the crowd spirit contagious as he watches the Pitt State-Wayne State Homecoming game. During the busy activities of the Homecoming week. the University Lake provides a peaceful get-away. The reflection of the lights provide an almost fairy- tale mood.