Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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continued from page 10 McCraw, Bonner Springs senior and Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority candidate being crowned Homecoming Queen. The spirit and festivities of Homecoming contrasted with the despair elsewhere in the world, as millions starved to death in Africa, The public became more aware of the famine arid raised money to help feed the starving. 40 American recording stars sung their hearts out in We Are The World for USA for Africa, which became a number one hit as people across America sponsored In Retrospect money-raising events for the cause. Pittsburg Sloven Haus for WARM WEATHER BRINGS out the picnicing spirit in PSU students, Audrey Lane, Osage City freshman, enjoys eating outdoors at the Apefest picnic. Steven Hausfer FOOD ALWAYS SEEMS to taste better when eaten outside. Cretchen Hogue, Topeka freshman, tests this theory by digging in to her dinner in the great outdoors. Opening Kanza 85

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David Sartor» In Retrospect FEARS OF CHOLESTEROL did not hinder the contestants in the Derby Days egg search contest. Karen Lindley, Overland Park freshman, finds her third egg as she competes for Alpha Gamma Alpha. ENTHUSIASM IN THE stands is important to the football players on the field. Sigma Chi Alpha fraternity members showed their support at the Homecoming game by launching pomps above the heads of the fans. Steven Hausler Opening Kanza 85

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David Barton Opening Kanza 85