University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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g ' gy i n i« v I I •SI 1 li % ELECTION STATISTICS The official vote of the women students of the University in the Campus King Election according to sororities: ALPHA CHI OMEGA Art Christman 40 Sam Brown 75 ALPHA DELTA PI Bob Horiguchi 19 Dick Chamier i Sam Brown 81 ALPHA DELTA THETA Harry Smith 17 ALPHA EPSILON PHI Frank Novoson 10 Sam Brown 10 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Fred Horne 72 Dick Chamier 39 Ben Hogan 8 Sam Brown 700 A11 700 votes disqualified because of rumored ghost voting. ALPHA PHI Dick Shaw i Wally LaRue 7 Bob Jacobs 2 Sam Brown 60 CHI OMEGA Ted Barbee 13 Ben Freeman i Jim McKay 13 Sam Brown 77 Dick Shaw All but one DELTA DELTA DELTA Elmer Sharp 57 Dick Shaw i Sam Brown 2 Bob Jacobs i Frank Eschen 16 DELTA GAMMA Art Christman 8 Bill Harrison , 8 Sam Brown 37 Tom Gideon 24 GAMMA PHI BETA Kent Brown 19 Sam Brown 40 Jim McKay 2 KAPPA ALPHA THETA Sam Brown 137 Kent Brown 3 Bob Lowry 12 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Tippy Smith 23 Sam Brown 18 Tom Francis 44 Bill Harrison 11 Ben Stone 11 John Love 67 PHIMU Von Allen Carlisle 16 Sam Brown 40 Unreadable Votes 99 (Unreadable for one reason or another.) PI BETA PHI Bill Harrison 17 Gail Allee 17 Sam Brown 17 Bob Jacobs 17 THETA PHI ALPHA Delta Kappa Chapter 8 ZETA TAU ALPHA Beta Chapter 97 Kent Brown 87 Tom Gideon 77 Sam Gideon 67 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Lew Carstarphen 32 UNAFFILIATED Sam Brown 358 Frank Novoson 81 Eddie Ellis 3 J. Guy McQuitty 7 E. K. Johnston 29 Jack Pollitt 2.7.0 George Mair 400 Harold Elfenbein 78 Al McCollum 94 Page 367

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,? !s!a53 ' • .9 W r«€S2S=Bs; 1 f f THINGS WE JUST COULD NOT KEEP OUT The Sigma Nus got the campus all mixed up when they announced the pledg- ing of John Cooper of basket ball fame about the time he began to wear a KA pledge button. Ted Barbee was thought to be pretty popular at the Chi Omega house until the night of the Leap Year Party. That night Ted ' s date ' s roommate called to tell him that his date had passed out and that he would be called for by another ChiO. That same night Helen Shea lived up to her usual standard. She had two dates at the dance. On the night of the Theta Sig Leap Year Dance she had a date for that party and one for the A D Pi dance at the same time. A high-powered girl, Helen. The Mud Editor has reliable information about a thrilling return one ex- Theta made from a date one night. The Alpha Phis were alarmed at the ap- pearance of a much perturbed, pajama-clad young man who came out of his house just in time to see the little lady home. My sweet, my treasure at 510 Rollins, who is so unhappy, has changed her line from Is this necking? and This is the first cigarette I have ever smoked to Why you ' ve eaten all the ice cream in your dish! Let us pause and shed a tear for the esthetic Kappa who bewailed her inability to be made happy by looking at a tree. It is rumored that she is starting a move- ment for building penthouses for robins on top of telephone poles, shorn as they are of their hospitable limbs. The Kappas had better pull down their shades, or everyone will know how they are organized. The identity of their official disrober of inebriates is already public knowledge. The ATO ' s tell us that the recent revenue officers ' raid happened somewhere between the Tri-Delt and DU houses. The Pi KA theme song: Love, You Funny Thing. Ted Houx and George Osborn have requested that Mr. Gaebler lower his windows, which are too high for them to kick out with one foot on the ground. This reminds us of the night Mr. Gaebler met the most congenial bunch of drunks in all his career. One popular Delta Sigma Phi will have to get on the water wagon or pay a house bill to the Phi Delts, according to the commissary for the College Avenue frat. The Alpha Delta Pis congratulate this same gentleman on his showmanship. Ask one of the Delta Gammas about the surprise their East St. Louis sister gave them one night. We wonder if the swinging doors at the Phi Psi Spring Formal were any indi- cation of the past performances at that house. Ruth Pinkham, house president of the Pi Phi house, seems rather absent- minded on occasions. She has been known to find herself several times on the Pagt 369 u