Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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ition Certain traditional happenings make Pittsburg State University unique. Some of these happenings go unnoticed, some are taken for granted, and many are looked forward to year after year. Color schemes and patterns are made with much care and concern with the atmosphere that they will present. Analysis is done on the effect colors have on moods and personality. Julie Butts, Humbolt senior, makes a dream come true by placing the faces of fellow students in many homes. Although revenue was not large, achievement was great. Homecoming events involve many students at one stage or another. Carol McGraw, Bonner Springs senior, reigns over the Griffon-Gorilla Homecoming football game. Tradition presents classic topics of PSU life whether appreciated by few or noticed by all. The KANZA staff retrospectively presents Traditions. THE EARLY SPRING weather has an almost miraculous effect on the PSU campus. As spring fever hits, thoughts traditionally turn to spring break, suntans, and fun times. Cherry Grant, Columbus junior, and Kena Huntsinger, Wichita senior, bask in the warm sun of early spring while enjoying a chat on the benches in front of Hughes Hall. David Barton Tradition Divider Tradition

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Tradition Divider Tradition

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L Homecoming Queen Tradition THE QUEEN AND her court were only one of the star attractions at the Homecoming parade. Carol McGraw, Homecoming queen, represented the Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority.