University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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The la%y warmth of a gold-soft sun time for smokes between classes - Got your assign- ment? hurried glances over notes last minute questions. Cigarettes flicked carelessly a- way, and the steps suddenly become deserted. Class has be- gun.

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Lift: THE REGISTRAR Three thousand seven hundred and forty-three had successfully unwound the maze of red tape which accompanies registration and enrollment when the registrar, George O. Foster, announced that the pre- liminaries were over. Following the Chancellor ' s talk to all new student ' -, freshmen were instructed concerning campus activi- ties by prominent uppcrclassmen. An All-University mixer was given by the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. for the purpose of making newcomers to the Hill better acquainted. The get-together was held in the Memorial Union Building which was com- pleted the previous year and formally opened last fall. THE MAZE OF ENROLLMENT I GOING TO THr M V VRSITYl SATURDAY NITE F.A.U. KEEN MUSIC BY JL TOMMY JOHNSON I 2 ! Page 6

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Thus far the students ' sojourn upon Mt. Oread had been pleasant, and unencumbered by the worries of professors, recitations, and quizzes. This blissful ex- istence could not last long, and on September 20, University classes began. Bashful freshmen were awed by the overpowering dignity of grey-haired profes- sors. Long assignments caused them nights of anxiety and feverish study until they adopted the careless attitude of the uppcrclassmcn. One of the most impressive annual traditions of the University is that of the freshman initiation. Shef- field Ingalls, president of the K.U. Alumni Association PaftS [