University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Beauty Ot KU Campus Bonds Diverse Students B onding the students who have entered and left the University of Kansas since 1866 is a memory they have shared for one of the nation's most beautiful campuses. At a university where the students are so' diverse that long hair and Sixties dress still flourish beside the preppy look, Ueff Coplon, August 1981, Trav- el 8: Leisure magazinef' there is unity in a common memory of KU's loveli- ness. Whoever we are, wherever we are, the Campanile calls out to us, remind- ing preoccupied scholars, whose lives seem governed by books, to pause for T a moment. Our attention is drawn fromthat exam next hour or the print of ourtext to , , ' , . . Q a coldg black Jayhawk guarding Strong Hall as ,students pass byg X ' . V. . .the warm sun shining through, the green, blue, red, and orange stained glass window in Smith. g . . . . the splash of ,water in ,Chit Omega , fountain at one campus , en-i f trance. The chimes invite us to sit in the shade beneath the trees near the Mili- tary Science building. Lie back and watch the squirrels play games or take a nap in the cool grass. Zip your jacket in the crispness of fall as you look out across Potter Lake to see the red-oranges, browns, and greens as the leaves turn toward win- ter. Squint into a biting KU wind through a woolen scarf at snow blan- kets standing out against red-tile roofsg Smell the springtime in Hoch's bright red tulips and .in lavender' and yellow irises blooming full ali around. - Long' after thegtests and texts are gone, put a bookmark in your mem- ory ofthis institution, but not just in pages regarding- superior academic programs and famous alumni. Mark a chapter. devoted to the nationally ac- claimed beautyfof this campus. And. turn backgoften. . ' Q P 'iZZAa5'H'5rTl , r e Students K2fher'on on Wescoe Beach f -. - f .t - - 'l' ' . J for a break between classes and a lloolc . ' V 'at some schoolwork: ' '