Capital University - Capitalian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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LIVE-WIRE HCOK-UP. K$T-K$U. brings you fraternity and sorority activities with your breakfast doughnuts and coffee. Because of the war. linger over one cup of coffee as you would a coke on a coke date. 3 KAPPA SIGMA UPSILON HOUGH RATHER INCONSPICUOUS during the war. Kappa Sigma Upsilon maintains the distinction of being the only social fraternity on the campus. Recently ts abandoned clubroom on the fourth floor of Lehmann Ha l has been made a reading room for the mem- bers of the Air Corps. The piano which formerly provided the notes for harmony sessions, and the ping-pong tabe. have been oiaced at the disposal of the cadets for use in their rccreai'on room. STANDING: William lippincot Edw,n Rador. William Burger Clifford HcH John Mueller. Herbert Shrider. W iliam Timrr Charles Weishaup A cert Young. James Schoenfeld. SEATED: Don loirer. Lawrence Stad e-mnn. Robert Mi er Howard Rinler. Glenn Keller Richard Reese. Page 29

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9I 9tJl Ptijduuj, Ijo-u l Ua+tt-- 9tJl The Heer Printing Co. 372-386 S. Fourth St. Columbus, Ohio THE PRIMERS OP THE 1943 CAP TAUAX

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Belfast flool Kappa Sigma Theta Board LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Vivian. Virginia Richards. Mary Louise Dell. Sally Muclloy Joan Otf. Lucille Macklin. Eli:ab«th Lanqhans. Eliiabeth Koenre;ch. N THE CAMPUS, in the clubroom. and around the town Kappa Sigma Theta devotes itself to social activities for women, with occasional parties open to all. Late in the summer the new women students are adopted as Cap Sisters, and are made to feel at home upon arrival. In conjunction with KSU. KST starts the social season with a hayride. Then follows the informal nir ation. climaxed by the formal rites. The KST Board plans activities for the two hundred mem- bers to make the meetings interesting and worth while by means of speakers, discussions, songfests. and Dart'es. The biggest activ ty of the year is the Sweetheart Formal, this year with Russ Carlyle producing the melodics.