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Kappa Kappa Theta Homecoming lawn display, ""Cyclone scrambles buffalo,"" 1952
A representation of a buffalo minus the face stands before the Kappa Kappa Theta house. The sign in front of the figure reads, ""Cyclone scrambles buffalo.""
Delta Sigma Phi's lawn display, Homecoming, 1957
Delta Sigma Phi's lawn display, ""Here lies K.S. pole cats"", won first place in the fraternity division lawn displays. Hairless Joe, standing with a club in his hand, looks over to the tomb where the Kansas State pole cats lie.
Delta Sigma Phi's lawn display, Homecoming, 1957
Delta Sigma Phi's lawn display, ""Here lies K.S. pole cats"", won first place in the fraternity division lawn displays. Hairless Joe, standing with a club in his hand, looks over to the tomb where the Kansas State pole cats lie.
Grill the Jayhawks on the Gridiron Homecoming lawn display by Stange House and King House, 1968
The Stange House and King House Homecoming lawn display, Grill the Jayhawks on the Gridiron, shows Cy roasting the Kansas University Jayhawk on a spit, 1968.
Grill the Jayhawks on the Gridiron Homecoming lawn display by Stange House and King House, 1968
The Stange House and King House Homecoming lawn display, Grill the Jayhawks on the Gridiron, shows Cy roasting the Kansas University Jayhawk on a spit, 1968.
Veishea lawn display for Homecoming, 1980
""Dance for Those Who Can't"" on this Homecoming lawn display refers to the Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon that occurs close to Veishea. With a model of the campanile in the background, two dolls are shown dancing as well as two football players…
Veishea lawn display for Homecoming, 1980
""Dance for Those Who Can't"" on this Homecoming lawn display refers to the Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon that occurs close to Veishea. With a model of the campanile in the background, two dolls are shown dancing as well as two football players…
Homecoming Co-Chairmen Jerry Whittlesey and Dave Lebuhn beside the Victory Bell, 1954
Jerry Whittlesey (left) and Dave Lebuhn (right) pose on opposite sides of the Victory Bell. The brick foundation on which the bell rests and the arched roof structure covering it are visible.
Homecoming Co-Chairmen Jerry Whittlesey and Dave Lebuhn beside the Victory Bell, 1954
Jerry Whittlesey (left) and Dave Lebuhn (right) pose on opposite sides of the Victory Bell. The brick foundation on which the bell rests and the arched roof structure covering it are visible.
Lange House lawn display of The Kit and the Pendulum, 1961
Lange House lawn display by Friley Hall, labeled The Kit and the Pendulum, features the Kansas State University Wildcat tied up by Cy as Tweety Bird, swinging in a bird cage with a saw poised over the cat's tail, October 1961.