. The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega. K. E.; Louis Trubshaw,W. U.; and Marsh Morley, W. S.—Howard Lynch. PLATT AND PAYNE MAKEBICYCLE TOUR OF EUROPE With jobs calling four Tau graduates,Europe, R. 0. T. C. camps. Congress,and vacations beckoning others, KansasState A T Os willhave spent a busysummer by the timewe fgather togetheragain for rush weekSept. 7. Charles Piatt, ex-editor of the Kan-sas State Collegian,and Jay Payne, onlyGreek letter man onthe campus to sur-vive the independ-ent landslide in therecent StudentCouncil election,were fortunateenough to make atrip to Europe thissummer. Both planto
. The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega. K. E.; Louis Trubshaw,W. U.; and Marsh Morley, W. S.—Howard Lynch. PLATT AND PAYNE MAKEBICYCLE TOUR OF EUROPE With jobs calling four Tau graduates,Europe, R. 0. T. C. camps. Congress,and vacations beckoning others, KansasState A T Os willhave spent a busysummer by the timewe fgather togetheragain for rush weekSept. 7. Charles Piatt, ex-editor of the Kan-sas State Collegian,and Jay Payne, onlyGreek letter man onthe campus to sur-vive the independ-ent landslide in therecent StudentCouncil election,were fortunateenough to make atrip to Europe thissummer. Both planto tour the countryon bicycles, visitingGermany, Austria,Switzerland, B e 1 -gium, France, andHolland. Riley Wheartyand Beldin Percival spent six weeks atthe summer infantry R. 0. T. C. campat Ft. Leavenworth. At the same timethree artillerj^ men, Roger Crow, FredCrist and Fred Klemp attended theR. 0. T. C. camp at Ft. Sheridan, Goodwin attended the Congress atBreezy Point, Minn. Varsity football will find five Alpha. JAY PAYNEOnly Greek to sur-vive independentlandslide Tans the candidates for the Wildcat team. Foremost among thegroup is Howard Cleveland, high scor-ing quarterback of last season. Theothers include Bill Nichols, halfback,Tod Benson, end, Casey Cosgrove, half-back, and Fred Klemp, for a good team next year lookvery promising and what contributionsthe above will make will depend uponthe progress made before the first gameOctober 2 at Boston.—Fred Klemp Jr. RUSSELL BATES SENT TONATIONAL RIFLE MATCHES Accurate shooting has won for RussBates, W. C. of Arizona Epsilon Beta,the right to be on the team representingthe Eighth Corps Area in the nationalrifle matches to be held at Camp Perry,Ohio, beginning August 22. Russ dis-tinguished himself with the rifle and onthe mounted pistol course. For the lastfour weeks he has been at the summerencampment of the Arizona R. 0. T. at Fort Huachuca. Russ is a senior and holds the rankof First Lieu
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