University of Missouri at Kansas City - Kangaroo Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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CRGANIZATICN BTW CTIQITIES Shades of Williain Randolph Hearst: The execu- tive staff of the U news discusses plans for future issues. It is easier to appreciate the fine job the news staff does when you see the lack of facilities under which they work. It is the opinion of the staff of the U news that it is one of the outstanding student newspapers in Kansas City. S' ,mx 3 ix 1 w Here you are witnessing one of the rituals of the Delta Chi Fraternityg one of the top three frater- nities on cainpus. D. X. is also a ineinber of the famous cainpus group known as the third triuinpher- iate. The outstanding spirit of brotherhood of Delta Chi is clearly evident in the picture. HAPTER II ies 119 Thl annuc is the both 4 incluc i 95 1 '. Q ll J l l

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FE TURES One of the many extra-curricular activities con- ducted by the University in conjunction with the community was the Hi-Fi Festival. This was the second year of this program and it was even more successful than the first. The Radio-TV Department f and the Hi-Fi dealers of Kansas City jointly spon- f sored the event. It is this kind of cooperation be- tween community and school that will lead to not only a better school but also to a better city. I A Ipfwff girl' 'F by Bum Friday -The charming young ladies be- decked in their coat of mud are an example of the merriment that goes on, on campus on Bum Fri- day. This annual event is the whole school's attempt to let off steam before finals. From an obscure beginning, this event has become a much looked forward to well planned day of nonsense for both student and faculty. H fff 'X 2-'N CHAPTER IV AGE 22 The of the the tel the ov. this y forwa' this y freshfn year's Q-iffslf' . J fir ' ' , '-shi? 1' 'a -' f 11 I '-la! I U F4 e. 4. .,v.,..