THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1957
PAGE THREE
Hill Society
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Kissell-Deeter Marriage
Helen LUCIE Kusell, of Portis, and Vail E. Deeter, of Center Area, Iowa; were married Sunday afternoon at the First Methodid church of Portis.
Ms. Dector is a member of the Alphi Xi Delta, and Kappa Phi sororities. She has been doing secretarial work in Topeka for the past two years.
Ritchie-Chardwell Engagement
Upon their return from a trip to Minnesota and Lake Okeechobee, Tevy, Mr. and Ms. Doctor will be at home in Topeka, Kansas, where he will be the office of John Morrell & company.
Auctionment has been made of the engagement and approaching marriage of the late R. E. Wells, well J., be both of Wichita. The marriage will take place November 23, at Wichita. Miss Hitchcock is a member of the Friends of Wichita University is affiliated with Piki Kappa Pu.
Young-Dalton Engagement
Auctioneer has been made of the engagement of Dorothy Louis Young, fs. of Topken, to Loving David, fs. of Topken, to Loving David, Chb and Mr. Dalton is a Sigma Nm.
Radig-Postlethwaite Wedding
Mes Wilson Radig, of Emerys, and C A Posthalewitt, 32, were married last Sunday evening at 7 o'clock in Kansas City. The couple is the brother of the Delta Tau Daina internatio-
Force-Vinette Marriage
Announcement has been made of the
marrings of Miss Alline Foye and Dar-
rell H. Vinette, Funcl, both of Howard.
The ceremony took place Oct. 12.
Alpha Chi Sigma entertained the following as its dinner guests on Tuesday evening: Dr. H. P. Cady, Morgan Harick, Eugene Krammer, Krisken Joseph, Howard Stoltenberg and Vernard Yastr. Following dinner, Dr. Cadly led an informal discussion concerning present economic problems, pointing the while of other researchers' application of Carl Elser's theorem and its effects now and in past history.
Kappa Sigma will entertain the foi-
lowing guests for dinner and an hour of dancing tonight: Joy Marine Parman, *curel*: Jean Lindgren, *curel*: Heather Kennedy, *curel*: Kennedy, *curel*: Ann Horton, *curel*: Jeanne Fitzgerald, *curel*: Fern Forman, *Dorothy Lemon*, *Betty Sterling*.
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"D. A. J. Mixed on 'English Carols' following an informal dinner at a university club had night. Dr. and Mrs. Hunt met here in March. Prince acted as host and hostess."
The pledges of the Chi Omega sorority were guests at a meeting of the Chi Omega umma association yesterday at the home of Mrs. A, B. Mitchell.
Miss Maguire Maguire, adviser of women, will speak on "The Relationship of the American Home to Our University," at 12:30 p.m. in the club, of Topika, this morning at 11:38.
The Bell Telephone Employees association will hold a dance at the Country club next Saturday from 9 to 12. Andy Anderson's orchestra will play.
Alpha Chi Sigma announces the pledging. Oct. 22, of Morgan Rarick, graduate student and assistant instructor in the department of chemistry.
Luncheon guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house Tuesday were Christine Krebbl, c37, and Suzanne Engleman, c'elun.
Pi Beta Phi had a fashion show Tuesday night, sponsored by Adlers. Virginia Burns was the model.
Watkins hall will entertain with open house this evening from 7 until 8 o'clock with an hour of dancing.
Dinner guests Tuesday night at the Kirpa Kappa Gaappa house were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ainsworth, of Lyons.
Charles Schnorr, 31, of Columbus, Ohio, was a guest at the Alpha Tau Omega house Tuesday evening.
Since that time, both schools have done well in sticking to their agreement.
There was no paint staining at all last year, but two years ago, Kansas colleges awoke to find the stain on the front door and on the sidewalks. The men's adviser registered a complaint and an effort was made to find the guilty ones. The
Wildcats and Jayhawkers Had Bitter Fights in Past
Sigma Eta Chi held a kitchen shower for Billeneau Macroubile, at the home of Mrs. Joseph King Tuesday night.
Mabel O'Hara, fa32, was a luncheon guest at Corbin hall Wednesday.
Grace Valentine, 78, will be a guest for dinner at the Phi Gamma Delta house tonight.
to recognize and enforce the said treaty.
"The Agriens are coming," a telephone message to the Arcata house warmed shortly after midnight on Oct. 13, 1951, and the house tainted with action as the freedmen were routed out to catch the invaders. The call was allegedly from Topoka, it being the custom for Teopaki Academy to spread the alarm on their way to Lawrence at night, shortly before the annual game.
"The Aggies Are Coming"
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A suspicious active, however, noted that the rest of the Hull quay was slumbering, checked on the call and came from another fraternity house.
That night, Uncle Jimmy was painted a brilliant purple and embellished with glittering polychrome. The Hard Lane to Get Across." Paint of the same color was plashed in a half dozen canvases.
Auditorium Splashed With Paint
A night watchman on the campus had seen the job being done but was unable to get help in time. The painters came quickly, splashed on the paint and vanished. It was believed that the painter was involved in a local job. It was necessary to scrape the violet paint from the auditorium.
Saturday night, a Kansas mob defended the local camp. A speeding motorcycle crashed into the "see small hours" Sunday morning and was met with a hail of cloaked, stones and paddles. A thoroughly frightened machine pushed the machine to explain his presence.
Sunday night, four Jayhawkers mingled with vigilants; at Manhattan
University Students Captured
Three University students were captured by Angels early the next Saturday. They were located a long distance and were released but returned at dawn to dutch the Kansas State "K," on a nearby hillside, and capture the Angle flag. All the defenders were fast asleep after an all-night vigil.
Several carloads of Jayhawkers left shortly afterward that night and returned at dawn with the assurance that the Agnie campus had been sprayed
Then the kidnaping and head shaving began.
But that memorable scrap of 29 will go down in school history. On Thursday night of the week before the game, Mr. Barker led the team to Jimmy, his protege and the pioneer all gassing for air. "K.S.A.C." was painted in definite letters on the sidewalk in front of the Law building and the campuses where players were plastered about the camps.
That night, at the Jayhawk Wobble, Angles and Jayhawks wobbled together. Bald-headed ones wobbled in honor proud of their scars of battle.
University Students Captured
Kansas got the dirty end of it in 1650, too. This time it was the pioneer status in front of Frazer hall that received the purple paint. It never was learned if Aggies were responsible. The Aggie council agreed to pay for the labor of cleaning the statue if any Kansas State students were responsive.
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Chancellor E. H. Lindley at noon yesterday to train for Manatee, Mima, where he will address the Minnesota Education association today.
He will go direct from there to Wichita, where he will speak before the district meeting of the association of American Colleges, Friday evening. He expects to return to Lawrence Saturday morning in time to greet the editors, who will be assembled from all parts of Kansas. Kansas Editors' Roundtable, and to attend the Kansas-Kansas State game Saturday afternoon.
Save the Pieces— We Can Duplicate Any Lens.
MISCELLANEOUS
The day before the game, an airplane flew over the University campus, dropping dodgers advancing that Jayhawks eat bugs but not wildats, and that Wildats do eat hawks including Jayhawks. An invitation was extended the next morning to come to Manhattan and see the Jayhawks decvoured. He was—13 to 0.
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Temporary Trace Seigned
A temporary trace was signed, but the Matterman didn't appear upon later when the slide eves of the Agile's were clipped and ruined for show.
Reports from the Aggie campus a
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The tumultuous week ended with Kansas taking a 6-0 beating here in a drifzid rain.
the same time were that some unidentified individuals had attempted to kidnap a veterinarian in a veterinary hospital in Manhattan. Wildcat II was kept safely hidden and was located.
FOUND: A pair of rimless glasses in case also pair of gold rim glasses in case. Both found in Journalism Buildings at Kankan Office, and are for ad.
Kansas Gets Dirty Deal
The next meeting of the group will be Wednesday, Oct. 30) at 4:30 in Merva hall.
The Council on Religion of the University held its first meeting of the year at the University in Myrtle, The Council, whose number is as yet, is made up of student pastors, student representatives from Lawrence and representatives from Y. M.C.A. and W.Y.C.A.
The purpose of the organization is to foster co-operative effort among the student churches, and to plan some activities in the programs throughout the group.
Twenty-two women were pleased to Quack Club swimming at the formal pliding services held Wednesday night at Brown's grew, Ramona Harmar, fa38, was presented with an enblem for minor Quack. Thirty-five women attended the services which were held after a picnic. Rachel Klene, president, and Marjorie Rowland, secretary treasurer, assisted in the pledge-
the nominating committee appointed to
the Rev. Theodore Azman, chairman,
Hazel Hiles, c.198; and Ralph McGee,
c.200. Prices of the F. Price acted as temporary chairman.
Eighteen University men were caught at the outskirts of Manhattan, their heads promptly denuded, and the Agile insignia painted on them. Their girl friends were sent home unharmed. Four Jaswahins escaped from the city, and two were held home with the bad news. Both camps reported many students missing.
FOUND: Man's overcoat near Brady
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Onack Club Pledges Twenty-Three
Group Made Up of Student and Church Representatives
Pierre, S.D. — (UP) - South Dakota's 500,000-acre horse ranch is no more. The horse raising range, formerly leased from Indian lands, was given up by its lessees, the Chappel Brothers of Rock-ill, Ill., following passage of a new federal law making these lands tribal grazing areas.
boarded the plans against the university and kidnapped a young student from under their noses. He was required by train the next day in a gingham dress, with the Jayhawk emblem painted on his arm.
A whole caravan of Angies repaired Uncle Jimmy late in the afternoon and carried off two coptes; Topeka and Lawrence police were called upon to rescue them but failed. Another Jayhawker was saved. Two Angies were escaped up in Topeka and a second was rescued before Uncle Jimmy's diving stance.
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The Pi U's discovered that the mounted Kansas mascot, "Chalkie", was gone. He had died the year before when "Mizzou" displaced Kansas.
Council on Religion Meets
Unele Jimmy Painted
Further discussion was held concerning a co-operative meeting among students, either a campus forum or a convoction.
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Horse Ranch Abandoned
10, were discussed. The committee to act on this is made up of the Rev Joseph F. King, chairman; Wilfred McLain, c36; and Peggy Draper, c38. The possibility of an all-University observance of the four hundredth anniversary of the printing of the English Bible also was discussed. The following committee was appointed to act as director: Charles W. Thomas, chairman; Raymond E. Wilson, to the Chancellor; and Major Swan. Further discussion was, held, confr.
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