University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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very pleasant pastrme and a great way to make new frlends Movres at the Varsrty long walks downtown or maybe just stayrng rn and Orderrng a delrvery from Przza Hut are all possrbrlrtres She rs partrcularly fond of wmter when hot chocolate and comforters become a cozy part of KU evenmgs Some enjoy wmter for rts frosty brte though Tracey Hauck Holton Kan jumor takes part rn the annual KU trayrng galas Wrth the slrghest hmt of snow cafeterxa trays are checked out from resxdence halls and many students head for the campus hrlls Hauck lrkes to take advantage of every opportumty to enjoy her lrfe here rn Lawrence One day 16 and a frrend were walkmg past the mrlrtary scrence burldmg 9 .1 challenged each other to jom the repelllng lessons takmg place there There s always a chance for such on the spot fun at KU One of the best ways to spend an everung accordmg to Patty Beasley IS eatrng at the Cornucopia Shoppmg along the downtown A sailboat is silhouetted against the water in the moonlight at Clinton Lake. A walerskiier practices on a slalom Course at MO-KAN a man-made skners lake on K 10 near Eudora srdewalks also provrdes enough varrety and relaxatron for a full day She feels that some truly prlme entertalnment thas past year came from lrstenmg to evangelxst Jed Smock preachmg rn front of Blake Hall Whether skydrvrng over the Kansas pla1ns skung on Lake Perry playrng basketball 1n Robrnson Gymnasnum slrdrng through a rousrng game of mud football or maklng a mrdmght run to Joe s Bakery for doughnuts each student expresses mterests and abrlrtres by the way he chooses to have fun lt s obvrous that KU has a broad mrx of students and rt provides countless opportunrtles for everyone to relax and enjoy his trme here This IS the total KU experrence College means more than acqutrmg academrc and professronal skulls Hopefully students gam self knowledge and wrsdom that w1ll carry them throughout the emotxonal and social aspects of therr llves Saphroma Young 27 3 -, -- 1 1 1 ' ' . 1 I 1 1 . . . . 1 ' ' , . 1 1 ' 1 . I 4 I . . 1 . - 1 1 1 1 . MM, ,, ,, ,, ,,, , ,,,, ,, ,, ,,,, X V, , , I H , ,. K . V, vf,.4w,,a1e,rwyMw1a,f1,,s1W,1,1fMw1,41.,11,,,,,,, .f.,,, 11, f1,ff,1111,f, ,1.,,f111.111,w1, , ,1, , ,1 1 ,, , 1, , ,,, ,, ,, . ,,,, , , , , . ,. ,. , f,,, , M, , . , , , ,,,, , ,, -fff, ,111 1,f1 1 .,ff 1 -1 , , 1 1, - ,

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