Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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...on Broadway PRACTICING HIS VOLLEYBALL techniques before the Sigma Chi Volleyball Tour- nament is Kevin Bradley, Pittsburg vo-tech student. The tournament was con- ducted in front of Russ Hall and coincided with the Sigma Chi Steak Feed to end the Apefest celebration, —photo by Jo Black ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA was one of the sororities that took part in the Skin the Snake competition during Derby Days sponsored by Sigma Chi. The team combined effort and coordination to beat the clock, —photo by Steven Hausler PAGING THROUGH THE 1982 Kanza, Melinda Edmiston, Adrian, Mo., junior, and Douglas Crawmer, Pittsburg senior, found the sidewalk on the Oval a good place to skim the book for last year's memories. —photo by Jo Black r Kanza 83 Opening

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rattan and duct tape were tran- Many PSU students joined the thousands of people members' oh h Etat f Dr ago n st o n e e - across the nation in bidding their final goodbyes to the created the fierce battles of the Middle cast of the television series MASH. Fraternity and sorority Ages during the Medieval Fair on the houses, as well as many of the local bars and taverns, were o,al last fall, -photo b, |o ulacl, f|||ed with MASH fans dr€ssed in the appropriate attire of their favorite MASH character to watch the two-hour final episode of the series which aired last February. Students also turned out to support what has become a Pittsburg State University tradition within the past few years—the showing of the ever-famous Rocky Horror Picture Show. Everyone went all out for the all-weekend event by dressing up in everything from trash bags and heavy make- up to punk hairstyles and gawdy jewelry. Those avid fans even got their own time on stage in front of the huge audiences that attended as they chanted along with various phrases throughout the movie on the floor below the screen in Grubbs Auditorium. However, the year wasn't entirely fun and games as continued on page 15 19 Kanza 83 n,

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...on Broadway TEMPERATURES TURNED A little cooler as it got later during Derby Days. However, the cool weather didn't damper the spirit of these Alpha Sigs as they continued to participate in events wrapped in a blanket. —photo by Steven Hausler DISTANCE RUNNERS OF all ages com- peted in the ROTC 10 kilometer race. The race was part of the Apefest ac- tivities organized by the Student Union Board last spring. —photo by Steven Hausler Kanza 83 Onpninp