University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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JlFE at the University. A colorful kaleidoscopic combina- tion of work, play, and worry. An existence without any appar- ent thought for the future, each day passing without heed for the morrow. A life which appears to be the ultimate in color and romance to those on the outside, but which oftimes seems more or less montonous to the student. College life is woven in an intricate and complex pattern. Each hour, each day adds some new thread to the design. The classroom, the stadium, the ball- room, the fountain, the fraternity or sorority house; all these lend their particular contribution to the whole experience. It is a rare combination of all these factors which makes college life such a thrilling and memorable episode in the lives of us all. In an effort to catch for you some of the passing highlights which make a collegiate career something out of the ordinary, the Jayhawker presents in these pages the Mount Oread Varieties. It ' s the little things in life that count, and as the year passes we will try to preserve in the suc- ceeding volumes the fleeting incidents of your college life; the familiar faces and scenes, which would be otherwise forgotten, and which will, in years to come, immeasurably enrich your memo- ries of the best four years you will ever know.

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FRESHMAN Elva Cheatum, Mary Louise Kanaga, Proctor Ritchie, Dor- othy Fritz, Mary Mark- ham, Grace Valentine, Jeanette Jenkins, Dor- othy Ann Nichols, Mar- shall Nye, Fenlon Durand.