University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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FEBRUARY, 1936 173 TOO ROOMS LOS ANGELES A Warm Welcome.. Solid Comfort Good Food Jayhawker Staff JOHN E. CHANDLER EditOT-ia-Cbiej ROBERT E. KENYON Bminess Mjiuger ELIZABETH SHEARER Secretary EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS James Coleman. Dean Moorhead. Howard Gilpin. Barbara Bramwell. CONTRIBUTORS Bern- Ruth Smith, George Guernsey. Dean Moorhead, James Coleman, Carl Smith. Vernon Voorhees. J. Hubert Anderson, Harry Lane, Jim Porter. Charles Pipkin. Barbara Bramwell. Keith Swinehart. Eddie Rice, Katherine Hurd. Cornelia Ann Miller. Margaret Ann Boast. C. M. Harger. Jim Donahue, Dorothy Fritz, John Dieter. Hugh Hadley. Barbara Humphrey. and Esther Grant. BUSINESS ASSISTANTS Frank Wilson, McCormick Crouch. Charles Nicholas. Jack Townsend. Richard Pine. OFFICE STAFF Joe Cochrane, William Seitz, Glen Ashley. Howard Dunham. Robert Williams. Jack Harrow. WITH THE CROWD WHICH HAS BEEN DROPPING IN AND OUT OF WIEDEMANN ' S For A ore Than Sixty Yecrs WHERE? 1340 Ohio Phone 509

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172 THE JAYHAWKER GCORCC the Varsity King, who hasn ' t missed one in three years, bubbles . . . it ' ll be great . . . you can ' t afford to miss it UNfOR FRIDAY MARCH 13th (formal) A Nationally Known Brand The W.S.G.A. reports all us girls will be there . . . better get your date now . -JUDY- CONTENTS FEATURES Page Course of Events 174 Bits From the Heads Margaret Ann Boast 177 Cartoon Jim Donahue 182, 183 Rose Bowl James Porter 184 The Lords of Creation Howard Gilpin 186 The Beauty Judge Dorothy Fritz 187 Sophomore Beauties 188-191 Mount Oread Varieties 192, 193 Hill Personalities 194 Convention City Dean Moorhead 195 Pipe Dreams Vernon Voorhees 196 The Social Wheel The Spokesman 214 Ten-Minute Alibi 218 Death Takes Two Faculty Members 219 The Sophomore Hop Keith Swinehart 221 The Christmas Vespers Barbara Humphrey 222 Campus Polylogia 226 The K. U. Pork Barrel Hugh Hadley.. 224 Campus Clothes 228 Feminine Fashions ....229 HUMOR AND SATIRE The Elks Have a Name for It Barbara Bramwell 211 Whirligigs John P. Dieter 212 Candy and Cigars Betty Ruth Smith 220 The Scholarship of the Future Carl Smith 223 ORGANIZATIONS Professional Fraternities 200-209 Women ' s Glee Club 210 Men ' s Glee Club ....211 ADMINISTRATION The Board of Regents C. M. Harger ....180 ATHLETICS Basketball James Coleman 198 1 (

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174 THE JAYHAWKER In Wichita It ' s THE HOTEL LASSEN FIRST AND MARKET Kansas Finest 350 R ooms SHOO an d Up Centrally Located in the Heart of the Business and Shopping District ROY MOULTON Managing Director The course of events . DECEMBER MONDAY 2 The Herd comes back to put up with the institution for a couple of weeks until the Christmas holidays come along Classes start at 8:30 this morning. WEDNESDAY 4 The horrible Mid- weeks continue with the victrola holding the position of orchestra. Ignaz Friedman gives a piano concert at the auditorium which was really very excellent. THURSDAY 5 A new committee on traditions appointed to try to set up some sort of working plan for a little tradi- tion on the campus. FRIDAY 6 That famous, or perhaps infamous, Rose Bowl Contest announced by the Jayhawker and the Granada Theater. The freshman class presents Tom Gentry at the annual Freshman Frolic, the first of the yearly class parties a fine party and a fine crowd. SATURDAY 7 Well, well; look what we have here the Theta fling at the Union Really, people, ' twas quite a fling we were there in full force or what not. MONDAY 9 The Jayhawkers start out the basketball season with a victory over Washburn by the score of 35 to 18. TUESDAY 10 The fall concert of the University Band is heard by a large crowd at the auditorium. WEDNESDAY 11 Dr. Goodspeed, world renowned authority on the Bible, gives a lecture to the Herd. The PSGL party under the supervision of the Red- head manage to secure a substantial majority on the Council. THURSDAY 12 Candidates for the Rhodes scholarships announced by the committee. Lindenbaum and Staats to represent this district. The students of Phog Allen continue the season with a victory over Ottawa to the tune of 53 to 22. FRIDAY 13 The proverbial bad luck day comes upon us and with it we have the Pi Phi winter party at the Union to take the place of the weekly varsity. Bur- gert and Skolout win trips to the Rose Bowl. SUNDAY 15 The Annual Christmas Vespers before a packed auditorium and when we say packed we mean full ! ! ! TUESDAY 17 It seems as if it were to be one of those seasons the basket- ball team advanced along the course with a defeat over Baker, 34-32. WEDNESDAY 18 TheWSGA seems to think we wish to be early birds They by FATHER TIME favor the inauguration of 8 o ' clock classes for the Herd next fall. My, how fortunate that we are due to graduate we hope. FRIDAY 20 Most of the Herd started for home today with a few remaining to attend the Phi Delt, Phi Psi, Beta (and what not) parties. JANUARY TUESDAY 7 Prof. W. W. Davis, re- turning from a leave of absence, is ap- pointed the head of the department of history to succeed Dr. Hodder. In the first Big Six game of the season, the Jay- hawkers trounced the Wildcats from Kansas State to the score of 28-17 to set them on the way to the Big Six Basket- ball Championship we sincerely hope so anyway. WEDNESDAY 8 It seems we had an- other meeting of the whole school last night again when the fire whistle blew about 9 o ' clock. This time they were in earnest for we had a little blaze in the basement of the Ad building however, there was quite a good deal of smoke and lots of fun was had by all. FRIDAY 10 This is the night of nights for all the Sophomores as they threw their party for the dear old Uni- versity with Buddy Fisher and his orches- tra quite a fine party with a band direct from the Grill in Kansas City. SATURDAY 11 Another basketball game and another K. U. victory for the championship race. This time the victims were the boys from Iowa State last year ' s champions the score, 38-17. WEDNESDAY 15 The WSGA an- nounces that a Spring Carnival will be staged in the place of the annual musical comedy. The basketball team avenges the de- feats by Missouri last year by continuing their march to the championship at the Tigers ' expense the score, 29-25. SATURDAY 18 A three-hour varsity at the Union with Louie Kuhn doing the honors to a fine pre-examination crowd. MONDAY 20 It certainly looks good for Kansas another basketball game- gone by and still no defeats this time Nebraska by the score of 45-23. TUESDAY 21 Trudi Schoop and her dancers give their comic ballet for the amusement of the Herd. THURSDAY 23 Well, the time has ar- rived finals are upon us and everything that goes along with them. WEDNESDAY 29 The K. U. orators (Continued on page 235)