Kansas State University - Royal Purple Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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Halloween in Aggieville brought out students ' creative talents in full force. Tim Ecton, Derek Duden, Bill Henderson and Phil Jilka chose to dress as part of a group costume — the Fallopian Swim Team. (Photo by Rob Clark Jr.). PURPLE REIGN Studies were pushed aside for one night as students dressed in their zaniest costumes to celebrate the spookiest night of the year Halloween. Despite the bad light that was shed on the University after the Aggieville mele e, students showed a positive spirit by the issues of alcohol abuse. By participating in such traditional activities as Homecoming, Derby Days and the Open House, students regained the community ' s support and respect. Students also showed interest in world politics with their attentiveness at Duarte ' s speech and by voting in record numbers in the national elections. It was the K-State student who made the purple...reign. Shuffling through the Aggieville crowds, this couple chose their unusual Halloween costumes because they were hard to deal with. (Photo by Rob Clark Jr.).

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Chi Omega member, Shelly Reif, masquerades as a munchkin during the Homecoming Yell like Hell competition. (Photo by John Sleezer).

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Alpha Xi Delta members, Sandy Schneider, Theresa Korst, Tina ElBeheri, Lee Ann Griffith and Lisa Goering cheer on their team members during the Sigma Chi fraternity Derby Days. (Photo by Andy Nelson). 18 - Student Life Division