Photo by Parker Robb | Collegian Katy Zapletal, K-State admissions representative, and Joey Boos, senior in theater, perform 1960s jazz during season 6 of Dancing with the K-State Stars Tuesday evening in McCain Auditorium.

Photo by Parker Robb | Collegian Dancing with the K-State Stars contestants Christina Hurtado, K-State Housing and Dining Coordinator for Student Development, and Chris Zimmerman, senior in music education, react with joy after receiving an unexpected 10 initial rating from judge David Ollington, professor in the School of Music, Theatre and Dance, after their heavy-hearted 2000s waltz to the now popular song "Say Something."

Photo by Parker Robb | Collegian Carolyn Fitzgibbons, senior in theater (left), and Kaitlyn Dewell, Miss K-State 2013, dance a modern dance to 1970s music during season 6 of Dancing with the K-State Stars Tuesday evening in McCain Auditorium.

Photo by Parker Robb | Collegian Isaac Spear, sophomore in general engineering, dips Kaitlin Long, Speaker pro tempore of the Student Senate, during their country swing dance set to 1980s music during Dancing with the K-State Stars Tuesday evening in McCain Auditorium. Spear and Long's costumes combined cowboy boots and blue jeans of the country with the leather jackets of the '80s.

Photo by Parker Robb | Collegian Michelle Williams, sophomore in kinesiology, and Chance Berndt, K-State student ambassador, begin their winning 2000s tango dance with a short setup showing a love triangle, followed by Berndt chasing the other man off stage and taking his place at the table.

Photo by Parker Robb | Collegian Judson Laipply, guest judge of Dancing with the K-State Stars, performs part of his hit YouTube performance "Evolution of Dance" Tuesday evening in McCain Auditorium.

Photo by Parker Robb | Collegian Michelle Williams, sophomore in kinesiology, and Chance Berndt, K-State student ambassador, receive the mirror ball trophies for winning season 6 of Dancing with the K-State Stars: Evolution of Dance with their serious, risqué tango from the 2000s. Williams and Berndt received perfect preliminary scores of 10 from all three judges.