Photo by Mike Frederick
Sloshing across campus
Innocent looking raindrops hanging on trees wait for some already drenched victim to pass by.
Leadership techniques to be studied
Representatives from the students, faculties, and staffs of KU and eight other Kansas colleges and universities will study leadership techniques for the campus community this weekend.
"The Art of Leadership on Campus is" the theme of the Central
Kansas Leadership Training Lab sponsored by the Electronic Data Systems of Dallas. Sessions will be at the Ramada Inn.
Dr. Robert T. Davis, president of National Leadership Methods is the Director of the Kansas Conference.
16 KANSAN Oct.31 1969
Franklin Pierce was the first president born in the 19th Century.
At Memorial stadium, Kennett G. Bloomquist, director of bands, and Russell L. Wiley, retired director of bands, will direct more than 7,000 musicians in "The Stars and Stripes Forever," "This is My Country," and the "Battle Hymn of the Republic."
Kansas and Missouri high schools to perform at 25th KU Band Day
The parade, which will move along Massachusetts Street from 7th to 12th Street, will be followed by a massed bands performance at halftime of the KU-Oklahoma State football game.
KU Band Day 1969 kicks off at 9 a.m. Saturday with 85 high school bands from Kansas and Missouri parading down Massachusetts Street behind the KU marching band.
Saturday's event is the 25th Band Day since its inception in 1939.
The following Kansas high schools will send bands: Lawrence, Field Kindley (Coffey-ville), Baldwin, Shawnee Mission South, Perry, Olathe, Highland Park (Topeka), Quenomo, Iola, Garnett, Argentine (Kansas City), Shawnee Mission East, Moundridge, Seaman (Topeka), Atchison County (Effingham), Mound City, Clearwater, Burlington, Osawatomy and Ottawa.
Bern, Haven, Gardner, Shawnee Mission North, McLouth, Campus (Haysville), Oskaloosa, Bonner Springs, Chase County (Cottonwood Falls), Wyandotte (Kansas City), Onaga, Santa Fe Trail (Overbrook), Augusta, Westphalia, Hillsboro, Hamilton, Herington, Tonganoxie, Pretty Prairie, Wichita Heights (Wichita), Hoxie, Lecompton, Halstead, Paola, Pomona, Emporia, Valley Falls, Lansing, Newton, Oakley.
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Parsons, Junction City, Derby, Rosedale (Kansas City), Decatur (Oberlin), Topeka, and Prairie View (LaCygne, Parker).
The following Missouri high schools will send bands: Nevada, Belton, Center (Kansas City), Savannah, and Benton (St. Joseph).
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