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Girls' team marches to victory
By MAGGIE OGILERE Angel Flight Officer
Scoring a 330.9 point average of a possible 350, KU's Angel Flight drill team marched off with two first place trophies in the Pershing Rifles Regimental Assembly at Kansas State University Saturday.
In their first public appearance, the 16-woman squad defeated the Army Blues and the Anchorettes of Wichita State University and the Angel Flight Kadettes of Kansas State College of Pittsburg, all of whom have competed several years.
AFTER ONLY five months of
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Oath case to court Thursday
The fate of the Kansas loyalty oath will be decided May 4, Richard H. Seaton, assistant attorney general, told the Kansan today.
A suit challenging the constitutionality of the oath was filed Sept. 23 by Gerald A. Ehrenreich, an associate professor at the KU Medical Center in Kansas City.
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weekly practices under the direction of Commander Eileen Ireland, Raytown sophomore, they were judged perfect in two of five categories—general effect (the unit's appearance, design and organization of the routine) and originality (novel or rare effects, movements and sequences).
"Ive never in my whole life seen anything like it," said Miss Ireland, who has had extensive experience on a nationally recognized Job's Daughters drill team. "This is going to give the team a big boost."
Part of the "boost" came from KU's Pershing Rifles who arranged for the group's performance in Ahearn fieldhouse before ten companies of the tri-service honorary military organization's seventh regiment, including Kansas, Arkansas and parts of Oklahoma and Missouri.
KU'S "PRS." who awarded each drill team member an honorary purple ribbon for wear on their dress uniforms, were in Miss Ireland's words, "just fantastic about this." The team plans to represent the men in at least two similar drill meets next year.
"Our lack of precision shows we're young," Miss Ireland said. "We'll have more difficulty next year." The team commander is hoping to use "20 interested pledges" to extend the present team to 20 and to form a B team next year. Both would wear jumpers like those worn now to marche in parades. The A team plans to buy new uniforms and appear at football and basketball half-times.
To pay for the new drill uniforms, the 50 members of Angel Flight are now selling 20 tickets to a spaghetti dinner May 14. They will serve the public at the Lawrence Recreation Center, 1141 Massachusetts, from 5 to 7 p.m. Tickets also will be sold at the door.
Daily Kansan Tuesday, May 2, 1967
MISS IRELAND, an art major,
is designing the uniform, to feature women's white drill team
boots, 5-plained skirts to be worn
six inches above the knee and
white long-sleeved turtle-neck
tops worn under hip-length crop
tops bearing white cording and a
KU-Angel Flight insignia.
May 24 the team will perform for the Chancellor's Review, at a banquet attended by all Air Force ROTC units at KU.
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