University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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DELTA GAMMAS meet to discuss rushees after finishing nautical skit. GREET ' EM at the front door seems to be the Pi Phi strategy. MAKING conversation easv to do for a while, but a chore for four hours. If I

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TWO curious rushees glance at the Sigma Nu scrapbook. The Anxiety of It All The thirteen sororities of the University of Kansas Panhellenic Association began their formal fall rush on Saturday, September 12. One hundred-seven upperclass women registered for fall rush, and began their tour of the various houses. Most of the houses furnished skits for Saturday ' s entertainment, after which the girls gathered together to engage in their most famous pastime. Saturday night the girls returned to O ' Leary dormitory. Sunday the program included more of the same, with a light lunch at one of the houses. After the two busy days of rush, the girls were ready for a rest, so they stayed at the dorm Monday while the results of the preferential bidding were tabulated. On Tuesday, September 15, when the results of the preferential bids were announced, ninety-three girls pledged. The end of women ' s rush brought K.U. ' s rush festivities to their official close. MODERN JAZZ, a favorite rush week topic JIM BROWNFIELD, Jim Sorter and Fred Benson catch a Phi Psi rushee at the front door. 10

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Joe and Josephine College Days can ' t be called routine at the University of Kansas. Very little activity is stereotyped. But certainly there is a pattern eight o ' clock to exhaustion that is familiar to each and every student. In an attempt to do justice to the tastes of various and sundry members of the K.U. mass this pictorial revue is pre- sented.