Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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...on Broadway SUNGLASSES PROVIDED eye protec- tion for Chris Buford, Pittsburg senior, against the smoke from grilled steaks at the annual Sigma Chi Steak Feed con- ducted on the final day of the Apefest last spring. —photo by Jo Black THIS YOUNG SPECTATOR finds the shoulders of his .father a comfortable place to sit and watch the Homecoming parade down Pittsburg's main street of Broadway. —photo by Duane Cash Kanza 83 Opening

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4 TWRNING WATER GOLD was one Wizardry created by Dr. Peter Hamlet, professor of chemistry, at the Medieval Fair conducted on the Oval last fall. — photo by Jo Black

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Some students entered the ever-exciting arena ot politics. The Associated Students of Kansas led the opposi- tion in Topeka to raise the drinking age by offering their testimonials to the Kansas Legislature. For two students, the 1982-83 school year will hold memories of a close battle for victory. Roch Switlik, Parsons senior, and David Ramsey, Fontana senior, were elected as the 1983-84 Student Senate president and vice- president, respectively. Switlik and Ramsey ran under the Prudential party name and after a recount of the original tabulations, defeated Angela Wood, Fort Scott junior, and Jim Burke, Fort Scott sophomore. continued on page 12 PARTICIPATION IS ONE of the unusual elements of the Rocky Horror Picture Show. Students enjoyed dressing in bizarre clothing and dancing to The Time Warp ' one of the songs in the traditional musical shown every fall in Grubbs Auditorium. —photo by Jo Black Kanza 83 -j Opening I I