Students working on their float for the Homecoming parade at 3 p.m. CT before kickoff of the Kansas State football game.
Homecoming Parade: A Timely Effort
In an attempt to boost school spirit, Saturday’s homecoming game against Kansas State will feature the annual float parade.
But much work is put forth into each float to ensure a high rating by the panel of judges. Each participating organization assigns members hours each week that they are required to attend. Ten floats created by campus organizations will be used in the “There’s Only One” themed parade.
“Putting a float in the parade shows school spirit,” sophomore Robert Sidwell said. “The work that goes into the float is endless, so it seems. Pomping ribbon and making a frame takes longer than most would think. I spend hours a day working on the float”.
The float parade will take place on the north end of campus at 3 p.m. CT.
In an attempt to boost school spirit, Saturday’s homecoming game against Kansas State will feature the annual float parade.
But much work is put forth into each float to ensure a high rating by the panel of judges. Each participating organization assigns members hours each week that they are required to attend. Ten floats created by campus organizations will be used in the “There’s Only One” themed parade.
“Putting a float in the parade shows school spirit,” sophomore Robert Sidwell said. “The work that goes into the float is endless, so it seems. Pomping ribbon and making a frame takes longer than most would think. I spend hours a day working on the float”.
The float parade will take place on the north end of campus at 3 p.m. CT.
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