Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian The man driving a red corvette during the K-State Homecoming Parade, stops in Aggieville to give out candy to kids lined up along the sidewalks on October 25, 2013.

Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian A member of the ISIS Shriners rides through Aggieville during the 2013 Homecoming Parade on October 25.

Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian The K-State Marching Band performs for the crowd during the K-State Homecoming Parade as they passed through Aggieville on October 25, 2013.

Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian Willie greets and high-fives kids lined up on the sidewalk of Aggieville during the 2013 K-State Homecoming Parade on October 25.

Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars ride through Aggieville on a custom motorized tricycle as part of the 2013 K-State Homecoming Parade on October 25.

Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian K-State President Kirk Schulz and his wife Noel wave at the crowds as they pass through Aggieville during the Home Coming Parade on October 25, 2013.

Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian Leading the way, the American and Kansas flag wave in the breeze, as the 2013 K-State Homecoming parade passes through Aggieville on October 25, 2013.

Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian Two year old Agam Naylor makes monkey sounds as he enjoys his lolly pop that he got from Trick-or-Treat in Aggieville on October 25, 2013.

Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian Ody Naylor (left), dressed as a bounty hunter in Star Wars, smiles as his mother snaps a few photos of him and his brother, Agam, as they wait for the K-State homecoming parade to pass through Aggieville on October 25, 2013.

Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian Dressed up as minions, sisters Halley (right) and Karli (left) Hutchinson pick out candy from Santa's pile during Trick-or-Treat in Aggieville on October 25, 2013.

Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian Kylan Viar holds one year old Dawson Clark, who is dressed up in a monkey suit, as they fill up their basket with candy during Trick-or-Treat in Aggieville on October 25, 2013.

Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian Jimmy Ramirez, wearing a Scream mask complete with oozing blood, picks out a piece of candy during Trick-or-Treat in Aggieville on October 25, 2013.

Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian Jack Hutchinson (left), dressed as The Hulk, and his brother Caleb (right), suited up as Spider Man, pick out candy from a large bowl full during Trick-or-Treat at Aggieville on October 25, 2013.

Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian With tongue stinging out, a child excitedly stares at the bowl full of candy held out by Santa at Trick-or-Treat in Aggieville on October 25, 2013.

(Photo by Josh Staab | The Collegian) John Curlin, Kansas State Alumni and former Kansas Governor talks to Alumni Miles Mckee after Kansas State's 150th Anniversary Celebration's conclusion.

(Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian) Wildcat 150, a birthday cake flavored ice cream created by Call Hall for the 150th celebration was served at the closing ceremonies. With the end of the 150th celebration the flavor will be discontinued. The closing ceremonies for the yearlong 150th celebration took place on the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 34, 2013. The event offered 150th merchandise for purchase, free t-shirts, Wildcat 150 Call Hall ice cream, and display of the time capsule contents, an appearnce by Willie, and the performance by members of the marching band.

Wildcat 150, a birthday cake flavored ice cream created by Call Hall for the 150th celebration was served at the closing ceremonies. With the end of the 150th celebration the flavor will be discontinued. (Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian) The closing ceremonies for the yearlong 150th celebration took place on the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 34, 2013. The event offered 150th merchandise for purchase, free t-shirts, Wildcat 150 Call Hall ice cream, and display of the time capsule contents, an appearnce by Willie, and the performance by members of the marching band.

(Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian)

(Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian)

(Photo by Minh Mac | The Collegian) A color guard raises the Wildcat flag in front of Anderson Hall. Celebration of the 150th Grand Finale and closing ceremonies reception were held on the Anderson Hall lawn, on Thursday, Oct. 24, 2013. Comers were given free t-shirts, and the special 150 K-birthday flavored Call Hall ice-cream.

(Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian) Katie McNally, sophmore in marketing, performs with the K-State cheerleaders are the closing ceremonies. The closing ceremonies for the yearlong 150th celebration took place on the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 34, 2013. The event offered 150th merchandise for purchase, free t-shirts, Wildcat 150 Call Hall ice cream, and display of the time capsule contents, an appearnce by Willie, and the performance by members of the marching band.

(Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian) Katie McNally, sophmore in marketing, performs with the K-State cheerleaders are the closing ceremonies. The closing ceremonies for the yearlong 150th celebration took place on the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 34, 2013. The event offered 150th merchandise for purchase, free t-shirts, Wildcat 150 Call Hall ice cream, and display of the time capsule contents, an appearnce by Willie, and the performance by members of the marching band.

(Photo by Josh Staab | The Collegian) President Kirk K. Schultz follows along with the fight song before his speech at Kansas State's 150th anniversary celebration.

(Photo by Minh Mac | The Collegian) The Marching Band plays in front of Anderson Hall for the event. Celebration of the 150th Grand Finale and closing ceremonies reception were held on the Anderson Hall lawn, on Thursday, Oct. 24, 2013. Comers were given free t-shirts, and the special 150 K-birthday flavored Call Hall ice-cream.

(Photo by Minh Mac | The Collegian) Frida Gonzalez-Thurston, 7 year-old, takes picture of her grandparents Ron and Barbara Thurston during their visit at K-state. Celebration of the 150th Grand Finale and closing ceremonies reception were held on the Anderson Hall lawn, on Thursday, Oct. 24, 2013. Comers were given free t-shirts, and the special 150 K-birthday flavored Call Hall ice-cream.

(Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian) Barbara Thurston, of Horicon WI, helps her 7-year-old granddaugher, Frida Gonzalez-Thurston, pick out a freet-shirt the 150th celebration closing ceremony. The closing ceremonies for the yearlong 150th celebration took place on the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 34, 2013. The event offered 150th merchandise for purchase, free t-shirts, Wildcat 150 Call Hall ice cream, and display of the time capsule contents, an appearnce by Willie, and the performance by members of the marching band.

(Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian) Barbara Thurston, of Horicon WI, helps her 7-year-old granddaugher, Frida Gonzalez-Thurston, pick out a freet-shirt the 150th celebration closing ceremony. The closing ceremonies for the yearlong 150th celebration took place on the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 34, 2013. The event offered 150th merchandise for purchase, free t-shirts, Wildcat 150 Call Hall ice cream, and display of the time capsule contents, an appearnce by Willie, and the performance by members of the marching band.

(Photo by Josh Staab | The Collegian) DeeAnna Fugate (Red) and Carla Bishop longtime employees of Kansas State's Financial Services take a look at what's on display at the 150th anniversary celebration.

(Photo by Minh Mac | The Collegian) Larry Erpelding, a 72' alumnus, and his wife Donna Erpelding, a 88' alumnus, enjoy the special 150th bithday flavored Call Hall ice-cream while looking at the K-state Proud table. Celebration of the 150th Grand Finale and closing ceremonies reception were held on the Anderson Hall lawn, on Thursday, Oct. 24, 2013. Comers were given free t-shirts, and the special 150 K-birthday flavored Call Hall ice-cream.

(Photo by Minh Mac | The Collegian) Barbara Lippman, admistrative specialist of the office of international programs, looks at a banner at the merchandise table Celebration of the 150th Grand Finale and closing ceremonies reception were held on the Anderson Hall lawn, on Thursday, Oct. 24, 2013. Comers were given free t-shirts, and the special 150 K-birthday flavored Call Hall ice-cream.

(Photo by Minh Mac | The Collegian) Larie Schoap, a 78' alumnus, holds up the 150 years Kansas State University - Generations of Success flag at the the merchandise table. Celebration of the 150th Grand Finale and closing ceremonies reception were held on the Anderson Hall lawn, on Thursday, Oct. 24, 2013. Comers were given free t-shirts, and the special 150 K-birthday flavored Call Hall ice-cream.

(Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian) The closing ceremonies for the yearlong 150th celebration took place on the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 34, 2013. The event offered 150th merchandise for purchase, free t-shirts, Wildcat 150 Call Hall ice cream, and display of the time capsule contents, an appearnce by Willie, and the performance by members of the marching band.

(Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian) The closing ceremonies for the yearlong 150th celebration took place on the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 34, 2013. The event offered 150th merchandise for purchase, free t-shirts, Wildcat 150 Call Hall ice cream, and display of the time capsule contents, an appearnce by Willie, and the performance by members of the marching band.

(Photo by Allison Evans | The Collegian) 4 year old Nia Young and her cousin Tierra, also 4, decorate pumpkins thursday night at the children's carnival in the Kansas State Student Union

Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian Wildcat Request Live. Bramlage Colisuem. Oct. 23, 2013.

Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian Wildcat Request Live. Bramlage Colisuem. Oct. 23, 2013.

Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian Dancers from the Beta Theta Pi, Kappa Delta, Sigma Alpha Epsilon group perform a "The Grinch Stole Christmas" themed dance at Wildcat Request Live in Bramlage Stadium on Oct. 23, 2013.

Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian Wildcat Request Live. Bramlage Colisuem. Oct. 23, 2013.

Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian Before the show starts, the K-State cheerleaders get the audience pumped for Wildcat request Live, in Bramlage on Oct. 23, 2013.

(Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian) Nekole Hins, freshman in business administration, uses the blunt end of a paint brush to etch letters in the paint of the Black Student Union window in Aggievill in Oct.22, 2013.

(Photo by Josh Staab | The Collegian) Mallory Keating (Purple) and Lauren Currie of Chi Omega put finishing touches on their Wizard of OZ themed window painting for the "Paint the Ville" homecoming event.

(Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian) Kelsey Nelson, senior in accounting, adds detail to the Powercat Motorsports window painting on Oct. 22, in Aggieville.

(Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian) Kelsey Nelson, senior in accounting, adds detail to the Powercat Motorsports window painting on Oct. 22, in Aggieville.

(Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian) Jill Applegate (left), sophmore in journalism and mass communication, and Janelle Headrick, freshman in architecture, paint a Wizard of Oz themed window for Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Kappa Lambda and Alpha of Clovia, in Aggieville on Oct. 22, 2013.

(Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian) Jill Applegate (left), sophmore in journalism and mass communication, and Janelle Headrick, freshman in architecture, paint a Wizard of Oz themed window for Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Kappa Lambda and Alpha of Clovia, in Aggieville on Oct. 22, 2013.

(Photo by Josh Staab | The Collegian) Junior Laila Sammur works on a window painting of the Kansas State football team for the homecoming "Paint the VIlle" event. The greek houses who collaborated on this painting were Delta Delta Delta, Phi Delta Theta, and Sigma Pi.

(Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian) Samuel McKinney, freshman in agricultural economics and a member of Beta Theta Pi, and Chase Flanders, freshman in advertising and a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, paint away during Paint the 'Ville on Tuesday.

(Photo by Jed Barker | The Collegian) Chase Flanders, freshman in advertising and a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, brushes in some text for his groups Dr. Seuss themed painting during Pain the 'Ville on Tuesday.