University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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A D. 3, -...Q anwaaa Opposite page: Mike Morgan, Leawood 'freshman and member of the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity, tries to bring in some parkers before the Kllllozua State game. Many houses located near Memorial Stadium sold parking plates during home games, sometimes grossing more than S250 per game. Q., 55 I .E 5 2 Ps -D S .S a'n Top photo: KU quarterback Mike Orth barely gets his pass off before being sacked hy a Southern Illinois player. Bottom left: The KU Cheerleaders stru their stuff. Bottom right: A view of the north bowl of Memorial Stadium taken from the hill east of the stadium. lthough the KU football team did not have a wonderful season, stu- dents still made the most of home game days. KU played host to seven teams this year, and finished the season with three wins and eight losses. Under the direction of Head Coach Bob Valesente, the KU 'Bomb Squad' made a good effort to improve their record. A typical game day schedule for many stu- dents was to sleep in Saturday morning, then to get up just in time for the game. After the game for sometimes at halftime! many students and fans would migrate to- wards The Wheel, The Bull, or another local bar to meet with friends or visit with alum- ni. The afternoon of football, food, and fun was usually followed by a feast at a local restaurant - especially if a student's parents were in town. Even when KU lost, students stayed out of the blues.

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