"It's very obvious you have been educated far beyond your intelligence." .< Jerry 1lower KAtjsAS srAre u. /A/4 fA//V///t.O /4AA///ATrAAJ OEC 8)978 AASO& "NOT FOR COLLEGE DAYS ALONE" Editor's Note - We regret it takes frbin two weeks to a month-from printing for the Chapter publications to reach our Graduate Brothers homes. Tne reason for the delay is the fact that publications are sent by third class mail rather than first class, which is faster. Third class mail costs 2.7 cents per letter compared to 15 cents for first class. The Chapter publications bill will be over $1000 this year and. all of the money comes -directly from the underguraduate Chapter treasury. "We do not have a Graduate Publication fund, nor do we receive money for publications from the House Corporation as many Chapters do. i"-i3 a result, the Chapter feels it's just too expensive to send publications first class at this time. Several Graduate Brothers have mentioned the lengthy mailing period to us and we hope this helps explain why there is a delay. Our neouhytes took their pledge sneak to the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. The Purule Garter will be Dec. 1 at Caviller Club in Manhattan. Formal will be Feb. 10 at the Holiday Inn in Topeka. The Black Diamond Cur Phi Gam fathers watched the K-State football -team whip Colorado during Dad's weekend. Mike Robson, who is in dental school in Kansas City, also attended the upset. Chip Miller ('69), 701 Ash, Vfamego, Kan. 665^-7, came over for a "Wednesday night dress dinner at the House. Purple L-egionaire Spencer Tomb also showed us slides of his botany expedition in the Soviet Union this fall. Spencer says the United States is ■definately leading the beautiful women race. Tne Chi Cuiegas came over for a Friday afternoon-evening function. Kind Fijis carried several motionless girls back to the Ghi-0 house after the function. D. Newton Simcox, Steve Blackwell, Curtis Henderson, Bradley Dunagin, Mike Boucher, Doug "Doc" Allison, and Little Sister Janice Button ventured to Topeka to be poll watchers for G. ""William Ossman in his bid for the Kansas House of Representatives. Bill, a Republican, was narrowly defeated in a" strong Democrat district. Unfortunately, Many Graduate Brothers are already making plans to attend fne NCRRI3 FIG DINNER which will be April 21, 1979. Pledge Pete Eckhoff is a DJ for KSDB FlI, the campus radio station. Chi Deuteron has held its' Scholarship Dinner, bi-annual SCHOLASTIC EXCELLECE ils usual, those with GPA's over 3-0 received steak, 2.0-3,0 got hamburger, and below a 2.0 received beans. This year 18 got steak, 28 hamburger, and five beans. SGA advisor Pat Bosco and West Hall President Deb Collins gave a talk at the scholarship dinner. Nov. 13, 1979 \r\n(From the journal of Fledge Troy FcVicker,) "THAT BIG WHITE dated Cot. 9» 1979 STAR "On Friday, Oct. 1^, our fraternity is having its' first hig party. It is the annual Yuk-Up Earn Party and it vrill be held in a barn out by the Westloop shopping center. SHINING FROM AFAR" "I am all ready for the party except for one thing - 1 haven't gotten around to getting a date yet. Wilthough, I'm still quite excited about the party. "At the party everybody will be dressed up in farm clothes, probably either overalls or old blue painters pants. "All in all, 1 am rea.dy for the party except 1 guess 1 had ought to start thinking about a date." dated Oct. l6, 1979 "Last Friday night vras our fraternity's annual Yuk-Up Party which is-the sarae as a barn party, I'm going to describe in as much detail as I can, my date for the party. "First of aLl I'll give some background. Kat'ny is a. sophomore in accounting, She is from Overland Park, Karisas and while at school she lives in the WULpha Xi Delta sorority house. Probably the most striking cnaracteristic of Xathy is her hair. Her hair is a very pretty light brunette color, nut the color of her hair is not so noticeable as the length. (bottom). Her hair hangs dovrn to her "Kathy is a very pretty girl. She is fair skinned and has light colored eyes. She is about 5*6" and weighs about 115 pounds. Tnat is a guess, i don't know for sure. Kathy and I wefe ha\iing a great time until something happened. It turned out that Kathy was allergic to hay and of course, a barn party would he.ve hay. .After she had been sneezing consistently for some time 1 looked at her and could see that her eyes were 'watering and her nose was running. She didn't look like she vjas feeling too well, so I took her home. "1 guess the next time 1 take her out, if I ever do, I'll have to raxe her some place where there isn't any hay to be found." Deva iwrc;-,r. and "'"enn.?"' 1 GaiiiiTia Delta . clx SCHOLASTIC Cl. A Scholarships Steve Sexton - Blue Key ,ialter Xartin Scholarship D^nk Joe Iraber — i'usic .'indovrment Educational Founds.tion I •'11,1=- - Outdoor 'riters of America Scholarship EXCELLENCE (AjT) Scholarship Scholarship Grem S'elson — Farrier's onion Scholarship nil -.-ams or icholsrshins \r\n,LV "Cv ETTERS FROM Fms H. ! /.' PS '■■•■ '{- ■• FAR A"" NEAR ;[t'.S' ;V V/V '■ t/A HiiiRlU "Dear Brothers, "Not a whole lot goln-c on. Fdght now the Chicago Bears resemble the K-otate ^/ildcats — we're in a 5-o3jiie losing streak, ',;e play Detroit this weeKend so we should end our skid. "I sat vrith Ted /llbrecht (Chi Deuteron's April 29, 1979 Tig Dinner Bpeaker) on the airplane coming back from Tampa. Ted is really fired up about the Pig Dinner, rie related some stories about his days at the ?iji Mouse at California. Me will be a great speaker. Co ahead and make hotel reservations for him at the Ramada. Ted is going to arrive in Manhattan the Friday afternoon of the Pig and he'll leave sometime Sunday. "The way the season is going for us right now I'll probably arrive in ■ !'anhattan Dec. l6. Ne have an awa^/- game against the Redskins on that date Tne dav before vre'll Just have short practice so I'll leave the Idth and get in there sometime on the 15th. finding someone to go have a beer vdth? Mill I have any trouble I want a Coors. All they have up here is German beer and other junk about like it. "I talked to Dan Cartsr_ about a month ago and he's plaiining on coming to the Pig. He's in gooci, spirits aiid is looking fom-rard to a good time. Is i'onte Nhitmer coming bs,ck for the Pig? I think'_ special effort should oe made to get him back. Seriously, I hope everything is going great for the oest bunch of guys I know. I never realized hov.- much I enjoyed the nouse :jintil I got to Chicago, './rite if you feel like it," Fraternally, Jay Vanier Sports Information Chicago Bears 55 D» Jackson Boulevard Pergei Chicago, 111. CHICAGO BEARS 6060d \r\n\ Jan. Dec. 9 Jan. 30 9 Gary C onvrell, ('??) Terry Hess ('73) Barry Lane Jest (*69) 5027 G. 28th Terr. Box 162 Barksdale A.F.E., La. 71110 Route 9 To-oeka, Kan. 666l^ Jan. Dec. 10 11 Lincoln, Meb. 68502 r'ike ?''allon ('77) 511 L. iherman, ,711 Hutchins on, Kan. 67501 Dec. 12 Jan. Douglas rartin ('7l) 15-15 Garfield ■ Robert Bryan ('71) 202 1. lollege — , i ••• rnnceccn, r o. cmo/j Ii Hi aai ,-ihi t e (* 7 0) R.R. 1 Maple Hill, Kan. 66507 have Ghapter House addx'BSses. Phoenix, Ariz. i'Tii 35032 LiSjuriS- icl'P Dairchild Manhattan, 13 Kichael Harapton ('75/ 31^ j'eribley I'lary Joetta Dr., Rt. 7 Newburgh, Ind. 9-76 30 Han, ZQ j\JC, 02)j Dec. 9 Hvin Meyej Jan. 15 Dec. Drake Dhavr (' 77) _a .~aug 10 7120 Iby Or. .7101 1210 7. Juli e11e ^ ^1.. ^ J. X OV-. Jan. 30 _ ^ ' Rajnaond Midans, III ('79) 2096 T. "/ista Dr. lichael Ghristiriann ('70) Dan Hitch ('80) 679l 0 (7ne follov/ing Brothers 12 Jan. ."Manchester, ho. 603II A'oi 1 en e Kan. u"-/I ^ C-^,0 rerriam, 6620^ Kan. ..ec. 20 oeavey /inthony Jan. 16 Dec. op. (* 70 Don Ron' 2603 Dei f' Hays • - Tern . aurer \ 919 Denison Jan. 23 Jan. I "'ark "'c Donald ('73) 702 Mb 0. ot. I ^ ^ ♦ 6c502 I ichael 'Janpbell » Roy Harrison ('78) 617 Houston ;;erington, Mian . 6DI Ilanhattan, Kan. Jan. 1 Jan. 6b%2 1, ;3j mh I'anhattan, I-'an. cb%2 Keith Daxtiey Jan. 20 Dill .,atson 29 ' I ■ Ihris .■Jilria.ns 100 ::. Dec. 30 Dteve Black..'ell O \ iOj I'anhattan, 'Kan. A kC'Ji , rr* Roger Kalivoda I ' Jan. 2105 Prairie Dield^Pl. Jin ovec I lanhattan, Kan. cb 502 ia ; axcne /■